One of my favourite tarantino films

Rating: 9/10 (15 March 2020)

People might find this boring, but for me it's with tarantino's best. it slowly burns, it gives you time to think about it, it gives you hints and mostly its a social commentary, if america present and past would fit in that saloon. All the actors are well on point and i didn't find it boring at all. It's like if a "normal" tarantino movie is a bit more extended on a whodunnit basis, but prety redeeming at the end. I also loved how he wanted to tell this story, and you have to wach it think also about a theatrical play. This is the most theatrical tarantino film, it could easily be a play.
But what i indeed liked the most was the different characters the movie had. One general, one black guy - both fought on different sides of the war, one hispanic, someone from england that tried to pacify everything, even though all of them aren't exactly what they seem to be. but at the end of the day it's america that finds and condemns the guilty, sacrificing itself for the sake of justice. i think there's somehow hope on all the cultural clashes this film shows. Tarantino wanted to film america and i think he did it. Plus is pretty entertaining even if the scenery is pretty much the same. And it's pure tarantinesque, no one could have made this like tarantino did. If inglorious basterds was tarantino's version of hitler's death, django his version of slavery, this is his version of america, and who lives and lived there.
I believe a lot of people won't enjoy it if they're expecting a more fast paced film with bloody moments. this isn't fast paced but for me it even make it more enjoyable when the blood finally arrived. Because on a sudden you weren't expecting it. It's like the first scene of inglorious basterds takes way longer than 15 minutes. It's hans landa talking for hours until he realizes what's going on inside that house - but in this case we're talking about america united aginst the bad guys.
i really thought it's one of tarantino's best. along kill bill and pulp fiction in my opinion.