Hateful Eight? Who saw it and your opinions. SPOILER ALERT

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New favorite movie. The whole thing was ****ing awesome. Perfect blend of dialogue, humor, and Taratino action :gun6:
 
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Very long, very drawn out, unnecessarily detailed about things that don't matter. It took forever to get going, when it did it wasn't bad. Overall I'm glad we had a Fandango gift card that covered the cost.
 
Very long, very drawn out, unnecessarily detailed about things that don't matter. It took forever to get going, when it did it wasn't bad. Overall I'm glad we had a Fandango gift card that covered the cost.

I really actually liked all the dialogue and the detail. That is the Tarantino way I guess. I thought the details mattered though :(, like the barn scene or the story telling, it all seemed to come into play in the second half.
 
Very long, very drawn out, unnecessarily detailed about things that don't matter. It took forever to get going, when it did it wasn't bad. Overall I'm glad we had a Fandango gift card that covered the cost.


Sounds like classic Tarantino

Who can forget the dialogue seen in kill bill 2 when she finally kills bill. A freaking hour of dialogue before it happens, lol.
 
I saw the 70mm roadshow. That aspect of it was pretty cool: No previews, pre-movie Overture and a ~15 minute intermission half-way through the movie.

Like some others I don't think the Panavision Super 70mm format was really necessary since 90% of the movie was filmed indoors. Why incur the expense of that ancient film format when so little of the movie takes place outdoors?

As for the movie itself, typical Tarantino. Pretty shocking amounts of violence once it got going. The dialogue could have been better. I keep hoping some day he comes out with something rivaling Pulp Fiction but it never happens...
 
I saw the 70mm roadshow. That aspect of it was pretty cool: No previews, pre-movie Overture and a ~15 minute intermission half-way through the movie.

Like some others I don't think the Panavision Super 70mm format was really necessary since 90% of the movie was filmed indoors. Why incur the expense of that ancient film format when so little of the movie takes place outdoors?

As for the movie itself, typical Tarantino. Pretty shocking amounts of violence once it got going. The dialogue could have been better. I keep hoping some day he comes out with something rivaling Pulp Fiction but it never happens...


For me the 70mm wasn't necessary, but it did make the experience more special. It really was the cherry on top for that old-school western feel. But that's just me
 
New favorite movie. The whole thing was ****ing awesome. Perfect blend of dialogue, humor, and Taratino action :gun6:
exactly

Very long, very drawn out, unnecessarily detailed about things that don't matter. It took forever to get going, when it did it wasn't bad. Overall I'm glad we had a Fandango gift card that covered the cost.
disagree, it was perfectly timed and directed, awesome dialogue and acting

I really actually liked all the dialogue and the detail. That is the Tarantino way I guess. I thought the details mattered though :(, like the barn scene or the story telling, it all seemed to come into play in the second half.
exactly, it kept my attention the whole time which is hard to do with a movie that's all set in one room.

I thought the dialogue and choice of words was fantastic and refreshing. I liked how it wasn't too bloody but had just enough awesome blood and guts to give you that tarantino factor. All the acting was great, but the chick in the film's acting was absolutely amazing, she couldn't have done a better job playing that role.
 
exactly

it wasn't too bloody but had just enough awesome blood and guts to give you that tarantino factor.

The lack of violence in the first half made the second seem even more violent. like in Kill Bill, you become desensitized to the gore because there is so much of it. In H8, when the Bob had his head blown off, seeing blood was almost startling
 
The lack of violence in the first half made the second seem even more violent. like in Kill Bill, you become desensitized to the gore because there is so much of it. In H8, when the Bob had his head blown off, seeing blood was almost startling

YES, that was an awesome scene.
 

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