Can't Fathom How Anyone Would Consider This Less Than A 7/10

Rating: 9/10 (20 November 2017)

I have seen this movie 5 times now and have decided it is time to take to the Internet to defend it. Even though the movie has a high rating for this site 7.8/10... I find it appalling all of the political comments from people that don't understand what makes a good film and giving it a negative review.
The locale is in the 1800's for crying out loud. This is a period piece and it is not 2015. Grow some thicker skin or stick to Disney movies... why are you even watching a Tarantino film if you think this world is all pixie dust and fairy tales? It is time to face a dash of reality.
On to the review:
This film has a magic about it that captures the terrible winter seasons in Wyoming. My girlfriend and I have made this a tradition to watch at the start of winter. Tarantino has a knack for setting up the location and Haberdashery that by the end of the movie you haven't even realized it has been set in one room most of the time. It is just that immersive. You will feel like you are there, spending time by the cozy fire after braving a terrible Wyoming blizzard and enjoying a freshly brewed cup of the Haberdasheries coffee.
Regarding the length, It may be long but it is certainly engaging. The reviewers calling this movie "boring". Sorry to break this to you, but you have awful taste. The dialogue between the Hateful Eight is a constant romp. Each syllable oozes with entertainment, in part, due to the great performances of the entire cast.
The plot is also a gem that somehow manages to keep you on your toes, trying to figure out each character's motives and end game scenarios. The only gripe I have is I wish there was a bit more backstory included with the eight. Although, it does a decent job for most of the characters. By the end, I was hoping to have a bit more light shed on a few of them.
As far as Tarantino films go, this one is unique and a welcome addition to the family and on of my favorites.