It's a great movie

Rating: 8/10 (4 February 2016)

While Quentin Tarantino maybe polarizing figure outside of filmmaking, there's denying that he has a talent when it comes filmmaking and The Hateful Eight proves that. This 3-hour epic tells the story of bounty hunter who takes his prisoner to haberdashery to escape from a blizzard and it's filled with several shady characters that may also want the bounty.
As if with any Tarantino film the cinematography is excellent. Every shot is well placed and allows the audience to become intertwined with the film environment. Now without giving too much a crime happens midway through that puts the characters at odds with each other. This is meant to be callback to classic mystery stories, including the isolated location, bad weather, and the fact anyone could have it. But the films biggest strength lies with its characters and dialogue. A recurring theme through out the film is each character is not who they say they are, leaving their history open interpretation, kind of like Clint Eastwood's The Man with no name. Each character is complemented with some of the most crisp dialogue ever written. Every line is either witty, funny, philosophical, and just plain hilarious.
If there's one problem i have with the film is that doesn't feel as memorable as Tarantino's previous films. I don't know it felt like something was missing, but that's just a nitpick.
Overall, The Hateful Eight is very energetic enjoyable film and i recommend it all Tartantino fans.