Eight Hateful Questions

Rating: 6/10 (28 December 2015)

What's the point of shooting the movie in ultrawide panavision when 90% of the time it is set indoors in a cabin? Tarantino acts like some kind of hipster who listens to music only on vinyl with a tube amp.
Is the bigger the better? Maybe 4 hour movie next time?
Is over the top violence still cool? Somehow he thinks that blowing heads away like in some straight to VHS flick is entertaining.
Did he bet with someone that he can make whites say N word as much as he wants? Seems like he's showing the world that there are things that only he can get away with.
Does he believe in mercy and justice? Bad guy should die just because he's bad despite that he's old and harmless, that's his logic.
All of them die or deadly injured, and all of them did something wrong. All but the sheriff. Did I miss something?
Or maybe the wrong thing about the sheriff is that he's white?
Tarantino can get the actors to act and he can get the cameraman to shoot nice shots, but is it that hard to find a decent script? Doesn't he feel that he's wasting all this talent and valuable 70mm panavision stock on a straight garbage of a story?