You got to love the actors and Sergio Leone's heritage

Rating: Null/10 (27 June 2016)

We have here a bunch of very good players and a very interesting story though, at first glance, may seem boring. Personally, I'm not a fan of Samuel L. Jackson but, I admit, he's a talented actor. Kurt Russell makes here probably his best role. Similarly, Tim Roth and Michael Madsen. With Bruce Dern, the situation is different, I saw him in much better and more consistent roles. Anyway, here he is OK. Two outstanding performances for me are Demián Bichir and, in particular, Walton Goggins. Last but not least, the best in the whole movie, the one who steal it, is Jennifer Jason Leigh, a super actress, exceptional in everything I saw her: "Buried Alive" (1990), by Frank Darabont, "Single White Female" (1992), by Barbet Schroeder, "Short Cuts" (1993), by Robert Altman, "Dolores Claiborne" (1995), by Taylor Hackford, etc. The script, original and somehow Shakespearean is signed by the director, Mr. Quentin Tarantino. Anyway, we can still feel the spirit of Sergio Leone, he is present in many scenes. And, the musical alter-ego of Leone, Mr. Ennio Morricone, is signing the music, which is not as great as in the 60s but, anyway, still great. Try to see this in good conditions, not on You-tube, where the image is halved and unclear, or in a cinema with idiots who talk on cell phones, rustle bags, etc.