Suspenseful, unpredictable, hilarious, and shocking all at the same time. Anyone expecting something similar to 'Django' or 'Basterds' will be disappointed.

Rating: 8/10 (8 January 2016)

First of all, before you see this film, erase any expectations you may have in your head about what you're about to see. All you need to know is that this is a murder mystery disguised as a western and is a unique experience unlike any film you've seen in a very long time. This movie is obviously not for the squeamish or for those who like their films politically correct that ends with the hero riding off into the sunset.
Suspenseful, unpredictable, hilarious, and shocking all at the same time; this movie challenges the audience in many ways. The much- discussed use of the 'n' word is here but QT uses it to establish the world that these characters live in. This film in many ways is a huge metaphor on race relations in America today especially with recent headlines concerning police brutality against black people. Also, this movie was purposefully made so that there is no "moral center" or clear cut "good guy". Every main character in this movie has a murky past that makes it hard for the audience to trust any of them. This is what differentiates this film over QT's earlier mainstream hits like "Django Unchained" or "Inglorious Basterds". As such, this might rub some viewers the wrong way who prefer their films to have a clearly defined "good guy" to root for.
All of the actors here give incredible performances from A to Z. My only complaint is that it could have been shortened a bit. But overall, it's another solid creation by Tarantino that I believe will be more appreciated as time goes on.