Official Hateful Eight Thread

[Json]

I saw this on Netflix a few weeks ago. It’s terrible.

It’s like a short story stretching to be a novel. Everybody was who you thought they were (them except for the trap door) and didn’t end up going anywhere.

Visually beautiful though.

 

[el_oh_el]

I saw this on Netflix a few weeks ago. It’s terrible.

It’s like a short story stretching to be a novel. Everybody was who you thought they were (them except for the trap door) and didn’t end up going anywhere.

Visually beautiful though.

If by terrible , you mean terribly dope, then I agree

 

[Phantom Dreamer]

this did feel like r dogs in the west

i was still entertained tho

Exactly what I thought.

 

[Geek Nasty]

I can't fukk with Tarantino anymore. Dude seems like he's laughing behind my back with the number of times he drops ****** in a movie.

 

[ThaRealness]

Finally saw this piff.

Really enjoyed it. Not a perfect film but I was entertained and I thought it was wonderfully bizarre.

The Sam Jackson speech about old buddy's son

That shyt escalated so much further then I thought humanly possible

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

This shyt was outside of Sam Jackson..
nikka carried the whole movie..
But the dikk sucking shyt

 

[ThaRealness]

This shyt was outside of Sam Jackson..
nikka carried the whole movie..
But the dikk sucking shyt

Its definitely a chance he took that shyt too far

 

[THE MACHINE]

Watched 20 minutes of this and turned this shyt off. This dude is obsessed with "N1gger" breh. Waaaaaaay too many N bombs. FOH Tarantino

 

[RoidJonesJr]

Just watched this on Netflix.

I was waiting for a big twist or surprise but it never came.

When you find out someone poisoned the coffee and Tatum is in the basement are the closest things to twists that the movie has.

Was Jackson's character telling the truth about the "No Dogs or Mexicans" sign? Are there even any Mexicans in Wyoming in 2018? Doubt there was that many in 1870s/80s to justify a sign.

If he was telling the truth why did Minnie let him in?

It was an enjoyable movie, not as good as some Tarantino's other movies

 

[Sohh_lifted]

it was ight, most memorable thing about the movie was sam jackson and dude with big forehead and the story about the guitar that was smashed by kirk douglas

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

Just watched this on Netflix.

I was waiting for a big twist or surprise but it never came.

When you find out someone poisoned the coffee and Tatum is in the basement are the closest things to twists that the movie has.

Was Jackson's character telling the truth about the "No Dogs or Mexicans" sign? Are there even any Mexicans in Wyoming in 2018? Doubt there was that many in 1870s/80s to justify a sign.

If he was telling the truth why did Minnie let him in?

That was the running theme throughout the movie. The Lincoln letter, was Dude really the new sheriff of Red rock? did Marquis really sodomize old dudes son? Was Bob really looking after the place? Did Domague really have a gang in Red Rock waiting? We find out answers to some of these questions but not all which is by design...but QT isn't without his plot holes.

 

[Milk N Cookies]

Tatum is in the basement are the closest things to twists that the movie has.

I forgot he was in the movie

 

[TBdaGhost]

Goggins killed this shyt. I loved it. Top 3 QT movie for me

 

[Bryan Danielson]

There’s an extended version on Netflix..... it’s 4hrs long and broken up into episodes with extra scenes

A lot more “n- -gers” bombs for QT to film

 

[lamont614]

There’s an extended version on Netflix..... it’s 4hrs long and broken up into episodes with extra scenes

A lot more “n- -gers” bombs for QT to film