An expert in non-annoying exaggeration

Rating: 9/10 (24 January 2016)

I think this movie is one of the best movies of Tarantino. By time he has become an expert in non-annoying exaggeration. Maybe he has corrected himself after my Django review in which I had warned him. Here are some reasons why I like this movie a lot. I've already watched it twice and I think I'll watch it more. The opening score is excellent thanks to Ennio Morricone. The close-up to the crucified Jesus is also very nice. The characters are all unique and they are given almost equal importance with respect to one another. This is achieved not only by the script but also by the outstanding performance of actors.
As well as Tarantino touch is concerned, I can't pass without mentioning some of them since I have already checked the spoiler alert. The craving of John Ruth before asking for permission to see the Lincoln letter; the Lincoln letter itself; the close-up to the two horses white and black in front in slow motion with a great snowy view in the background; the broken door of haberdashery and nailing it each time again and again; Minnie's struggle to speak French; the great diversity of the slang terms and accents used all throughout the movie; the Mexican himself; the laughters of Samuel L. Jackson; the way Chris Mannix eats the stew; the long final scene; the fabulous ending; the two snowshoes behind Lady Domergue when she is being hung.
As I mentioned these Tarantino touches wouldn't be so impressive without these actors, namely, Samuel L. Jackson, Kurt Russell and Walton Goggins. I would like to congratulate them all.