It's more like a play.

Rating: 7/10 (17 January 2016)

The genre of this movie is a mystery/thriller. It reveals itself at the end - like all mysteries and Thrillers tends to do, I suppose :) The "Quentin Tarantino's dialog" is definitely there...so,if you don't like it, I give you an advise...Don't go to see it.
What I mean by this is that if you have felt until this day that there is too much dialog in Quentin's movies, oh boy, oh boy, this time ain't going to be a different kind of experience for you, cowboys and girls! On the contrary your going to HEAR a lot of it...but...the movie is a quite action-packed towards the end, because it has build up it's tension like a GOOD WESTERN usually does (e.g. Once Upon a Time in the West, Unforgiven)
..And this movie takes a really long time to build up so you really have to enjoy watching this kind of movies - it isn't your regular average "give-me-15 minutes-and- then-we-go" -type of movie. Not a bit. Period. And it's violent. No question about it. And if you don't got the guts for violent, again, don't go to see it.
Myself being a fan of Tarantino, I can easily see that this movie isn't going to be everybody's cup of tea. If you compare it to the other movies by Q.T, I think it's the least mainstream movie of all Tarantino's movies until this day.
I personally felt that the movie was good. Not great. I feel that Tarantino has done better movies (e.g. Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill, even Django) but is it a bad movie ? No. It's just a little bit different kind of Tarantino movie and a very ambitious one if you think about the usual FORM of a story telling in a movie. It really is more like a play on screen - I personally felt that when judging the movie, I would give it a 3 and a half out of 5 stars, so to speak. The movie has a great feeling and it really does build up it's tension, which I personally loved, but surely, not every average-Joe will. But if you like Quentin's movies, why are you still here? Go see it, Charlie!