Classic Tarantino, to the point of being derivative.

Rating: 7/10 (17 May 2019)

A -long- movie that would almost work better as a stage play, were it not for Tarantino's signature blood and gore. Most of the first half of the film is filled with well-written dialogue that provides excellent character and plot development. And while the twists were probably obvious and somewhat unoriginal, they were definitely interesting given the context.
All that being said, Tarantino's 8th film felt like a "clip show" of bits from all his other films. The black bounty hunter from "Django," the desire to kill only one particular set of people from "Basterds," semi-non-linear storytelling from "Pulp Fiction," a group of people who don't trust each other from "Reservoir Dogs," etc etc etc. Next time, I hope there's something new.