The Magnificent Eight- Credit should be given to maestro Ennio Morricone

Rating: 10/10 (18 August 2019)

"The Hateful Eight" always been my Tarantino's favorite film since my first viewing (at home). The atmosphere, the acting, the production design, and most of all is the score by Maestro himself Ennio Morricone. This is kind of (western) noir film you shouldn't miss.
As the film opens, my favorite first scene already gives me creeps. Not gonna lie, Ennio's score at the beginning is the best thing that happened and I'm addicted so bad to "L'Ultima Diligenza di Red Rock", a threatening crescendo that is reminiscent of horror movies, and in best Morricone style, towards the middle, it explodes, and transports the central theme he suggested to Tarantino: the ride of a carriage towards an uncertain future, in an atmosphere of menace. The oboes play joyously and add to the creeping up of the coming mayhem. A real Morricone thriller, but not so much in spaghetti western tradition.
This is a thrilling, bloody and brutal film that is a blast from start to finish mixing together genres Western, Mystery and Action. With The Hateful Eight, Tarantino made a film that is a companion piece to his previous films like Inglorious Bas. and Django which are very much alike in scope, tone and look and if you seen all QT's pieces, it has all of the known elements: rich dialogues, the top of brutality and memorable characters that will stay with you for the rest of your life. It has also a great companion to Reservoir Dogs in terms of structure to this film, in which a bunch of strangers are together in one place where there is distruct and controversies between the characters but this time take place in the 19th century.
The screenplay and direction by Tarantino is strong and fantastic with bringing his own usual flair, look and atmosphere to the film like his previous.
The cast is magnificent starring: Sam Jackson is excellent as always as Marquis Warren, Kurt Russell, Jennifer Jason Leigh and Walton Goggins are terrific. Roth, Maddsen, Bichir, Tatum and Dern as a cast ensemble are great in one film.
Overall, I give this film 10 out'a 10 because Tarantino hasn't done something like this before (except his style stays the same). Bravo!