This movie is Quentin's eighth, and it's also somewhat symbolic that it's called "The Hateful Eight." Basically integrates Quentin's elite team, tim roth (British guy) and michaell madsen (cowboy) of "Reservoir Dogs", samuel jackson (black colonel) and tim roth of "Pulp Fiction", michaell madsen of "Kill Bill", kurt russell (hangman) of deathproof with zoe bell (six horse judy) of australian chick, walton goggins (new sheriff sheriff) of Django Unchained, bruce dern (general), samuel jackson and minnie by dana gourrier. The cannon fodder's coachman OB has played soy sauce in n Quentin films. The heroine, Lao Mo and Boss Qian are playing Quentin's play for the first time. The feeling of the heroine and Lao Mo will also be frequent guests of Quentin in the future.
Three hours is really long. . . I remember watching the three-hour "Wolf of Wall Street" and finally got tired of it. I vomited after watching it, not to mention that there are all kinds of beautiful cars and beauties in it, and this film is a place supported by dialogue. Full film. In terms of the plot setting, it is not particularly complicated and sophisticated. Seeing that it was all dead at the end, it was said that "No One Survived" was released recently. Grandma didn't know where Gao Ming went. But the great thing about Quentin is the ingenious laying of dialogues and scene switching, the tension-filled character relationships and the character setting, which have always seduced you to the end. Of course, friends who like plasma will not be disappointed. Although the first half is calm and there is no hacking and killing, the second half is guaranteed to have enough blood for headshots and hands. Master Quentin's "falling in a pool of blood" is not just a talk. It is said that when Tim Roth filmed Reservoir Dogs, the blood on his body stuck because of the too long filming time, so he had to do a good job and shoot again.
The background of this film is also very interesting. It was just after the end of the Civil War, and the differences between the South and the North were still serious. There are black colonels of the northern army, old generals of the southern army and the sheriff of the son of the rebel army, as well as those who sympathize with the forces on both sides. In the big environment, there are many unstable factors that may draw swords at any time, and in the small environment there is a question of "who is the killer" which makes people feel uneasy. So you see that the two forces are constantly changing, especially the little fool sheriff. And in the end, the forces of the North and the South will work together to eradicate the dregs of society, their path finally crossed, Surprisingly. Politically correct, the theme has been sublimated (applause)
btw hangman's role as kurt russel is quite suitable, the image of a kind and upright northern tough guy, the dead pervert in deathproof is actually more suitable for the more evil michaell madsen (cowboy) play.
To say something bad, first, the sudden narration of the chapter Quentin of domergue's got a secret is a little too cute, and second, some slow motion still needs to be worked out. As for the others, even if I think it's bad, it's Quentin's trademark.
It seems that Quentin is born with a talent for telling stories in movies. It is not a clever plot, nor a heavenly actor, nor a gorgeous special effect, but that is, he can tell the story wonderfully. Next time, all directors of bad domestic films will be fined to watch Quentin's complete works ten times, okay?
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