Flawless masterpiece: One of Tarantino's finest

Rating: 9/10 (20 December 2015)

Starting off the review I must confess that despite my being a huge Tarantino fan, I do not agree with him in certain decisions on his films therefore I will not praise them as much as usual fans would do - not realizing the movies' mistakes or flaws.
However what he did with The Hateful Eight was a flawless work of art. Tarantino did not only stood up after the failure of his script's leaking out by going back to the project and making it anyways, but he also managed to find a more interesting and narratively more of a Tarantinoesque format by rewriting his former screenplay.
The Hateful Eight boasts with masterful acting from Kurt Russell to Samuel L. Jackson to Walton Goggins to Jennifer Jason Leigh. The cast did an excellent job as promised. The magnificent Ultra Panavision 70 mm looks mesmerizing as promised. Our beloved Author did a masterful job as promised. The sets and costumes are capture and most memorable. The humor is flawless as promised. Tarantino is cheekier and more vicious than ever.
Tarantino deepened the bond between the characters of Kurt Russell and Samuel L Jackson as well as we can have a more elaborate look into the head of Walton Gogings' character and his decisions. The Lincoln Letter has a much bigger role in the way of things. The poisoned coffee part now has narration and flashback, but so does the final act. Daisy Domergue's real, humanly side is revealed as well as a touching, but eventually comic moment with his younger brother. Finally, the Channing Tatum storyline was unpleasing for the Gang, but satisfying for the viewer as we can see in the midst of Act III a more elaborate hostage conflict than in the previous story - just as much pleasing to the mind as bloodbath is pleasing to the eyes.
On the other hand, the reason why I am giving this gorgeous film 9 stars is because I have doubts on the rewatchability of this piece and on its quotability - which are considerable aspects in rating Tarantino movies. As time is passing and I decide to watch and re- watch it again, I may reconsider my rating.
I must however recommend The Hateful Eight to you as a memorable piece of cinema with intense action, cheeky humor and elaborate characters.