Full of Hate and Doesn't Rate Positive reviews

Rating: 2/10 (1 March 2017)

Quentin Tarantino wasted 70mm cinematography on this movie filled with hate by a self loathing director who continues stoking racial strife by rehashing distorted history from the tragic period of 150 years ago. The Civil War cost the lives of 500,000 young men but all Tarantino does in this movie is spew hate.
There are no insights into racial issues done with any intelligence. Just lots of pretentious dialogue and several references to a fictitious letter by Abraham Lincoln that is read at the end of the movie after criminal Daisy is hung inside Minnie's Haberdashery.
Being technically competent does not make up for the nastiness in this movie.
The worst sequence being the recounting/flashback by Samuel Jackson's character Major Marquis Warren of his murder and humiliation of the son of Confederate General Smithers. Smithers is played by Bruce Dern, who must really be desperate for any role to be in this angry film.
In that sequence Samuel Jackson tortures and forces the son to perform oral sex upon him, while the son is naked in the wilderness setting before his death. Jackson, who seems to enjoy his torture tale, right out of a maximum security prison for rapists and other perverts, should be ashamed for taking this explicit role and it doesn't jive with his hawking Capital One Credit Card.
Anyway, the movie is pointless and I really wish Tarantino would take his movie mimicry into another endeavor--- like becoming a permanent movie critic because he does no service to the art form with the likes of this movie and the "Django Unchained" shock style of "movie making."