So in the end, who poisoned the coffee?

Rating: 7/10 (6 April 2020)

A movie full of men, but the biggest attraction is feminism
Quentin once said that at least three Western films have to be made before he can barely be regarded as a Western director. The Eight Wicks movie is the second western film he directed. Audiences familiar with Quentin will know that he has always been obsessed with filming films, from the debut film Falling Dogs to the recent Hollywood past.
But what is different from Quentin's other works is that the Eight Evils used 70mm film for extravagant shooting, which made the movie's aspect ratio reach an astonishing 2.76: 1. Such large frames are often used to shoot large scenes in epic films, such as film star Nolan's interstellar crossing and Dunkirk after that.
Using 70mm film to shoot a movie that is indoors 80% of the time is undoubtedly an arrogant act. In this regard, Quentin's explanation is that only viewers using 70mm film technology can experience the charming snow scene of Wyoming.
In fact, I understand here, why the eight wicked people will start with a four-minute fixed lens, of course, to see the snow scene. The story of the Eight Evils occurred after the American Civil War, when the social order was on the verge of collapse, and the government needed to rely on the bounty hunter 's gun to maintain social stability
Ruth is a bounty hunter. He encountered a blizzard on the way back to the city in exchange for a bounty, so he could only avoid it in the middle, which is the men's clothing store in Minnesota. Outside the house is a borderless white desert and ultra-low temperature, and the passengers in the house are forced to live together in a room, and the contradictions are triggered in the narrow small space.
Speaking of the 77mm film camera, although it is too small to use for indoor shooting, the effect of smashing the money can still be seen. The entire picture is larger and the scenes of the characters that can be installed are more. The suspense contained The details are of course more abundant.
I have to say that it 's good to have money
In addition, the film The Eight Evils is a very expressive film, which is full of dialogues (broken mouths) and speech-style tables. Eighty percent of them are indoor dramas, which is obvious It's a very boring movie, but in Quentin's hands, it was tricked.
Wars, laws, racial discrimination, and women 's rights are all included in the movie. Quentin in the play, like the legal war, has actually spoken through the character's mouth. So today we mainly talk about racial discrimination and feminism. As far as racial discrimination is concerned, the movie actually makes it very clear. After all, the background time was after the Civil War. Although the new American society had already emerged at that time, the old ideas were far from melting, and discrimination against black people was still everywhere.
Maguire was a black federal soldier during the Civil War. He survived the Civil War, and he has the ability and wisdom beyond ordinary people. This is shown in the film, and I will not spoil it here, but even such a powerful black warrior, in order to reduce the vigilance of the white man against himself, actually forged a Lincoln letter. It can be seen how serious the problem of racial discrimination was.
When it comes to feminism, I have seen similar reviews on the Internet. The view of that article is that this movie is not related to feminism. It is said that feminism is over-interpreted. I don't agree with this view, because in my opinion, the feminist taste of this movie is actually very heavy. As far as the characters are concerned, the female prisoner Daisy is actually a very powerful gangster. But in the whole film, it is the most vulnerable character. Whether it was suppressed by Rus before, or after being suppressed by Maguire and Chris, she did not really have the opportunity to show her ability. She was either handcuffed or pointed by a gun. Whenever she wanted to "bloom", she would be suppressed by men.
Whether it is Ruth 's violence against her or the woman 's innocence after Chris, they are actually reflecting the true attitude of these men towards women, even before them is a gang leader with a government reward of $ 10,000. The only time Daisy bloomed with herself was the part where she played the guitar, and it was also the most tense part of the movie. From the perspective of the audience, Daisy is an indiscriminate criminal, and Ruth is undoubtedly a spokesperson for justice or government.
On the guitar and singing, the audience was nervous as they watched the cup of poisonous coffee in Ruth's hands. The easiest time for Daisy was the time when Russ was going to die. The poison coffee had been brewed and he was waiting to drink it.
In the melodious guitar song, Daisy's small eyes kept peeking, which made the audience's hearts catch up. This is my favorite part of the whole film, but the fact is not what Daisy imagined. Although Russ died, Maguire pressed it up, even though Maguire 's gun was gone without a bullet. Chris fainted , Daisy desperately wanted to get the pistol, but was stopped by Chris at the last minute.
Although Daisy should have strong strength, as can be seen from the government's 10,000 bounty, a powerful woman is suppressed by men again and again. If it is not mapping feminism, what is it expressing?
When it comes to the guitar section, I have to talk about the guitar itself. The broken guitar in the play is actually a cultural relic. This guitar has a history of 150 years. The museum lent it to Kun to support the film business. Ting. The actor who dropped the guitar, Kurt Russell, was not informed in advance that it was a cultural relic, but Jennifer Jason Lee, who is good at playing the guitar, knew the true identity of the guitar.
A female prisoner who didn't blink, but yelled at the moment when the guitar was dropped. In fact, this performance does not match the role. This guitar is more like a redundant sacrifice. Many fans justify it
This is the ruffian Quentin himself
Quentin is to inspire the actors to perform better
Quentin is also for the audience
But fellow, he knew it was a cultural relic, and the museum did not authorize him to fall
But he fell and did not tell the actor the truth in advance
This is not washable anyway
Although in the end Quentin also paid for his actions, the reason why cultural relics are not sold in the window like commodities is because their meaning is far more than their value, such behavior is bad in any case. of.
But one yard to one yard, the movies he made are indeed quite good, worthy of his name as a ghost.
This movie recommends everyone to watch it, it is a very good western film. Whether it's the scene or the character's clothing, you can feel that turbulent cowboy era, and in all the western films, this eight villains can definitely be called a big coffee gathering, and can even be compared with the Avengers series of Marvel Universe. Comparable, it is simply a competition of the acting school.
The only bad thing is the length of its movie. The eight villains are divided into four parts. The total length of the movie reaches 183 minutes. Coupled with the Quentin-style broken mouth dialogue, people who are impatient may not wait for the movie to climax Quickly exit. So I suggest that you make preparations for watching movies in advance, this is definitely a movie worth watching.
So in the end, who poisoned the coffee?