Tarantino at His Finest

Rating: 10/10 (29 December 2015)

This is a review of the 70mm Roadshow edition of "The Hateful Eight". Minor spoilers below.
Quentin Tarantino, for a long time has been one of my favorite movie directors. Every time one his movies come out I jump at the chance to go see them. If you are not a fan of any of his previous works, then this review will not change your mind. However if you did enjoy every other movie that Tarantino has made, then hopeful this review will encourage you to go see "The Hateful Eight".
The film opens with beautiful shots of mountain ranges and snow frosted areas. Then a stage coach is seen hurtling down the road at full speed. The opening sets the tone for the entire move because it is slow moving, yet you are fully engaged by the tension in the dialogue and the musical score.
At first, the movie will be a different pace than other Tarantino movies. It does not jump straight into the action, the action has to be earned, and boy, do you get some action. The only downfall of that is, that the majority of the violence and blood is restrained to the last half of the movie, and was not equally separated between both parts. The violence in this movie is very similar to that in "Django Unchained", there are buckets of blood.
Overall, the movie is very well acted and filmed, giving Samuel L. Jackson, and Walton Goggins the spotlight. The movie is a 10 out of 10. One of the best movies that has been released in quite some time. The actors shine through, and they are able to deceive you at every turn.
My final point is to all of the other critics, who have said that the movie was too slow, or violent, or that the language is to vulgar. I have a question for you: Where the **** have you been? The majority of you say that you have loved Tarantino's previous films, yet you still deny this movie the credit it deserves. Quentin Tarantino movies are made of three things that the majority of you should have learned by now, and if you have not, then there is no reason for others to be seeing that you used to be a Tarantino fan because if you were then you would have understood why the movie is the way it is. The N-word was used excessively,but that is part of what makes "The Hateful Eight" great. Those three things about Quentin Tarantino movies will be listed below, but I would like to thank Quentin Tarantino, for making an outstanding movie.
The three things that make a Tarantino movie-
1. Dialogue 2.Over the top violence 3. SOCIALLY INAPROPRIATE!