Shooting ketchup bottles in modern "spaghetti western"

Rating: 6/10 (12 February 2013)

Review may contain spoilers (but not many, I suppose)
OK, so I have just watched this movie and here are my thoughts.
I think this movie is quite interesting but it's nothing I couldn't expect. Maybe because I was expecting just what I had seen? This is Tarantino - a mixture of gory bloody violence + some humour + incredible story. Well done, Mr Tarantino, you deserve all the praises given
First, pluses:
1. Action. Action. Action. Did I mean , action? 2. Beautiful lips of Kerry Washington (Hildi). Seriously, true beauty. 3. Samuel L. Jackson - a class itself, heh, incredible character. 4. And many more, lots of funny dialogue lines + Mr Waltz in general, as well (but more on him later, in minuses...)
Yet... minuses! There were some.
1. Film is too long. I felt bored few times, I mean, not many times but I have found few scenes pretty dull (the "shake my hand", "no I will not", "oh please, shake it or deal is not real" etc , one of last scenes, what for??? not funny, I found it quite childish?). 30 minutes less and this movie would be way better.
2. As for me, there is too much "blood", presented in just pathetic style. I felt like watching video game or some C-class movie, where ketchup = blood and the amount of this product is used in gallons, not mililitres. Well, I could expect it, but still, say - Reservoir Dogs is a CLASS movie also because violence is felt as true cruel violence and blood feels like blood and not like food product. Plus, D'Artagnan scene + dogs or this "Mandingo" fight in Candie's office = this is SICK, such scenes should not be in any movie. Or I am too weak, anyway, I could not watch it. Too cruel, pointless cruelty for sick people. SOrry.
3. Mr Waltz - he is incredible all the way, but he had the same attitude, the way of talking etc., like... Col. Hans Landa! it was interesting in Incredible Basterds, but here - I know he can play other way and in also great style. Unfortunately he approached his character the same way as he did in Inglorius Basterds, in way less extensive but very similar manner. Well, still nice to see him, fantastic actor.
OK, so I complained a little bit. But all in all, this movie is worth to watch, if you don't mind tonnes of ketchup-like blood and few scenes of incredible cruelty.
My rate is 6/10. I won't give it 8/10 or more, as I reserve this for truly great movies and Django Unchained, although decent experience, is imho opinion, just decent, only decent movie.