The Hateful Eight
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Cast
- Samuel L. Jackson
- Kurt Russell
- Jennifer Jason Leigh
- Walton Goggins
- Demian Bichir
- Tim Roth
- Michael Madsen
- Bruce Dern
- James Parks
- Dana Gourrier
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Aug 24, 2019
are we sure tarantino made this film? there were no feet shots
rachDec 18, 2015"Youuuu gonnaaaa maaaake aaaa deaaalll withhh thissss diaaabolicaaalll biiiiiiiiitch!?!" Hugely visceral & downright disgusting. Tarantino's best film since the 1990s. Jennifer Jason Leigh steals the show. (Honorable mention for Goggins, obviously.)
Eli HayesOct 8, 2017do you ever find that channing tatum sometimes just shows up in movies where you don't expect him to..... because for me it's like half his filmography
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Just finished the extended version which I liked. The characters are more fleshed out, there are more clever set ups and foreshadowing. It's a different experience from the film and worth a watch for both fans and those who've never seen it. NOTE: There was one frame…
RalphJan 1, 2019walton goggins should have won an oscar for this
karen h.May 1, 2017"When you get to hell, John, tell them Daisy sent you." AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
#1 gizmo fan - Oct 27, 2021
Extended cut footage in which Channing Tatum just sitting down in the basement and doing nothing for hours.
NakulMay 23, 2021should’ve been called the hateful seven, and chris. the whole time bro just seemed extremely happy to be involved lmao
malikJul 26, 2019100 "The only time black folks are safe, is when white folks is disarmed. And this letter, had the desired effect of disarming white folks." A grim testimony to splatter horror, chamber drama, and the brisk winter chill of a nasty snowstorm. Filled to the brim with…
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hot take, but this movie has some of the best dialogue i have ever seen. i find every character so interesting in one way or another. sam jackson is one of my favorite actors ever and he’s great in this. a lot of familiar faces if you like tarantino. good plot. funny at times too
Tarantino examines the reconstruction era of American history in a subzero, arctic purgatory without shying away from showing how hateful it was. Easily in his top three. This is him at his most politically observant. 3rd viewing, I hadn’t seen it in years. Very funny too.
The score, the acting, the intensity, and the fact that the majority of the film takes place in one location is what makes this film my favorite Quentin Tarantino film. I dare Quentin Tarantino to make his final movie as great or greater than this one. That’s a tall order.
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- I would’ve loved to see this at the movies with the roadshow. This is probably like my 4th time watching this movie. Tarantino is a phenomenal director and maybe even my favorite. The action/gore was so exciting. Sam L was ruthless and this is one of his best performances ever.
This movie took so many twists and turns, that I hardly expected anything that occurred within it. Out of every Tarantino movie I’ve seen so far, this one was by far the darkest and so far one of the most well written movies I’ve seen from him. Not action packed but great. 9.6/10
It’s not peak Tarantino but it’s still pretty good. It’s like a C+ Anti-Western, but the little details make up for it (characters take previous dialogue and try to pass it off as their own words/backstory). It also never proves certain plot elements (that’s a good thing).
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Tarantino saw my review of Django and was like “damn he’s right” He couldn’t live with his own failure so he went and made this movie. The real and indisputable western goat. Full of twist and turns this movie depicts just what I wanted in a western movie and more. 9
It was alright. Definitely a Tarantino movie but I didn’t connect with it much. I think it’s one of those movies that means a lot in a societal stance but I couldn’t see it. Cool movie with my brother, there were interruptions- but yeah- didn’t like it that much.
Atom User Reviews
Typical terrentino...not much action though. Mostly dialogue with a boring end. Probably will wait a few years to see again.
Murder Mystery. Tarantino Style
Metacritic
This is a movie that’s 168 minutes only because Quentin Tarantino is an uncontainable Rabelasian. He believes that more is more. And sometimes it is. But a truly great craftsman knows where to locate the line.
It’s fun for a while to see Kurt Russell hamming it up behind his voluminous mustache or Samuel L. Jackson once again raising rafters by laying down the law. But the film is pointless, even as entertainment, because it builds to nothing more than a comic book blood bath.
Working from a self-penned screenplay, Tarantino has come up with one of the wordiest Westerns on record, and even some of his most diehard fans may grimace at the film’s occasionally slow pace. But The Hateful Eight more than compensates through its intriguing characters, ominous atmosphere and palpable suspense.