"There Won't Be Many Coming Home"

Rating: 8/10 (25 May 2016)

You can say one thing, OK You could say many things, about the Films of Tarantino and that is, He Delivers what He is Selling. Bang for the Buck.
An Entertainer Extraordinaire, His Movies are Long, Heavily Scripted, Meticulously Shot, Well Acted, and Look Fabulous.
This, His Latest, and by Coincidence, maybe, is the "Eighth Film by Quentin Tarantino". That Fact is Proudly Displayed On Screen as the 3 Hour Running Time begins. To add Sprinkles on the Treat, QT Filmed in 70MM or Panavision Plus. Typical Tarantino Love-Fest for Films.
This 8th Movie from the always Interesting Auteur is not as Good as His 7th or 6th, but is still a Unique Experience and is Full of the Flourishes that His Fans have come to Admire and Expect.
The Story is a bit of a Mystery and is told with QT's Jittery Jumping around in the Timeline. There are a Multitude of Quirky Characters that are Interwoven in and out of the Tale and all are Prone to "Tarantino Speak".
The Show has been Criticized for being Self-Indulgent, too Talky, too Long, too Violent, too N-Wordy, too Tarantino Esque. All of that is Predetermined and a No-Brainer when coming to a Tarantino Movie. Truly, the Director is so Self-Contained that His Movies, really, can only be Judged by His other Movies.
Comparing a Film by QT to any Outside His Filmography is Difficult and serves No Purpose. He is also such a Craftsman and Pure Filmmaker that even His Worst Film is Better than 95% of what is Routinely Offered on a Weekly Basis.
In case You don't know. This one is an Allegorical Western. It's Violent, Nasty, Bloody, and Poetic. The many Details and Intricacies of the Setting, Characters, and Story can be uncovered by Watching the Movie.
Note...If you don't want to watch the Movie, just read anything available, professional or otherwise, and you're likely to be more than informed. As You research, You will probably find things that are too indulgent, too wordy, and too long. Isn't self-expression a hoot?