Did You Guys Watch The Same Movie?

Rating: 8/10 (29 January 2016)

*Pretty much no spoilers. Go see it. It's worth it!
Firstly, I've got to give credit to Samuel L here. I wasn't sure how he would mesh into a Western set 18 something Wyoming but he is the best character in the movie. The girl does a terrific job as the psycho chained to the Hangman. I liked that they didn't reveal much about her or anyone until later in the story. It was story telling at it's best and each character was very unique.
There was a lot of dialogue in the movie, but the dialogue was tremendous. In typical Tarantino fashion, the story begins to unwind and we are given glimpses into the past. Anyone asking why is it called the Hateful 8 there were more characters? Please get a clue. 4 people in the first stage coach, 4 in the second, and boy each character would kill at the drop of a hat. Were any of the kills justified? Is any killing justified? That's for you to decide.
There are a lot of racial slurs in the movie, but it's meant to show what it was actually like during the post Civil War Era. A black Yankee sitting with a Confederate General. Imagine what that would have actually been like? I loved how Samuel L spoke, and that scene was pretty funny. He was very intelligent and violent. Kurt Russell was great as the Hangman, Goggins was excellent as the Cracker Sheriff, and Tim Roth was also great as "The Hangman." I thought they could have used Michael Madsen better, which was surprising because he is usually the most violent character in QT's films.
As always with Tarantino, it was a very gory movie, but that was to be expected. It was over the top and I found myself laughing about how the characters weren't bothered a bit when viciously murdering someone.
I thought it was a great movie. I don't understand how there are so many 1's. You think this movie is on par with Open Water and Jack and Jill?! I don't think so.