The Mr Clue of Westerns Tarantino Style

Rating: 9/10 (6 February 2018)

The movie "The Hateful Eight" is set in a time period shortly after the civil war. A small group of travelers with a bounty hunter Kurt Russell (John Ruth), his driver James Parks (O.B.), with his prisoner Jennifer Leigh (Daisy Domergue) is out on the countryside of Wyoming and is trying to get to shelter before a great blizzard leaves them for dead in the freezing cold. Shortly after the start they run across a stranded bounty hunter on the run Samuel L Jackson (Major Marquis Warren) and the New Sheriff of Red Rock Walton Goggins (Sheriff Chris Mannix). They are all trying to get to a small cabin Minnie's Haberdashery, which is like a small bed and bath which is conveniently the last stop before getting to the main town of Red Rock, WY.
As the come to the bed and bath where they are going to be in for a couple of days, things seemed to nice and quaint or are they? After being shacked up there in Minnie's Haberdashery for a couple of days some things become unraveled inside that shack especially after the owner is inconspicuously absent. Some of the other patrons that was part of the haberdashery had some of their true colors come out though out the movie. The major theme of this movie is that everything my not be what they seemed. So be careful viewer for what you may seemed to be the truth may not be. There are lies, untruths and deceit in this great action film.
The Domergue gang is trying to link back up with Daisy, sister of Channing Tatum (Jody Domergue). The rest of the characters in the haberdashery are a long haired cowboy Michael Madsen (Joe Gage), a smooth talking British Tim Roth (Oswaldo Mobray), a Mexican helper Demian Bichir (Bob), and an old confederate general Bruce Dern (General Sandy Smithers). These characters are intertwined in an interesting story of some bounty hunters, town folk, and a treacherous gang almost as close to the same theme as "Who kill Mr. Clue?"
Quentin Tarantino does a great job of telling his story by using flashbacks and character development in this movie. The use of flashback helps you get the back story in this movie. About halfway during the movie the viewer fully understands the story and how some of the characters may or may not show their hands to each other before we get into the gory action-packed movie Tarantino is known for. Tarantino also use of character development give you more clues about the intent or each character all the way through out movie especially when you finally find out the truth about the Abraham Lincoln Letters. This movie will keep you interested all the way to the end with its plot twist and deceit in this action pack instant classic. Sit back, relax but don't pass judgement to quickly you may or may not be wrong.