Mad and Happy Too!

Rating: 9/10 (21 December 2015)

Quentin T. you cheating lying piece of offal. I was promised a brand new Ennio Morricone original soundtrack and didn't get it (although the man has written so many movie scores I doubt anyone beside Quentin has heard them all). I am sorry, I overstate my disappointment. The movie was good and so was the re-purposed music. I think Maestro Morricone wrote one maybe two original themes for the film, I have to watch it again, (I know that man is 87 years old!!! But his genius MAKES MOVIES). Spoilers When I saw "Django," I expected the film "The Great Silence" to be referenced but it wasn't much. When I saw "The Hateful Eight" coming I was happy because I figured it would. Instead to my surprise, musically and thematically we saw homage to John Carpenter's "The Thing." But as he does, Mr. Q puts a unique touch on his films that make them his own and this message was one of my favorites. I don't want to spell it all out, but let me say, the ending is a message for our times. Bravo Mr. Tarantino, Bravo.