One of his best

Rating: 10/10 (31 December 2015)

Don't listen to the other reviews, this was a great movie and exactly what should be expected based on what Tarantino said. The first half of the movie was all buildup with great dialogue and beautiful cinematography; the 70mm shots gave a great feel to talking scenes, bringing to life the dialogue, as promised. There is not as much action in the film as Django, Kill Bill, and Inglorious Basterds, and while I love that, it's nice to see him brining back the witty buildup his earlier films had. It was more like a play, similar to Resivoir Dogs, and I'm anticipating the stage version Tarantino said he's working on. If you are expecting an action packed Western like Django, you totally misread the hype Tarantino was building up for this film. It may be long and not 'flashy', but there is plenty of action in the words and the faces of the actors. Nothing was acted poorly in this film. This is the type of movie you have to pay attention to and appreciate it for what it is, don't get frustrated that it's not paced like his last three movies. No character is particularly likable, but they are all equally as intriguing and fun to listen to. And when the violence breaks out, he filmed it in a way I've never seen before.