THE HATEFUL EIGHT
>>64391400
MOAR LIEK LIGHTSABER EIGHT AMIRITE
>>64391400
hello reddit
MOAR LIKE LE NIGGER KILLS EIGHT WHITES AND MAKES A WHITE MAN SUCK HIS DINGUS IN EXCHANGE OF A BLANKET REDDIT MOVIE AMIRITE
damn. I know it is in 70mm here, but there is a line at 3pm for it.
>>64393275
where are you?
a 'Gansett and Hateful Eight in 70mm
nice.
>>64391400
better than django desu senpai
>>64391668
You are so triggered
>>64393366
around Boston at a local beautiful non-profit theater
>>64393460
How's that beer, senpai? I love milk stouts
BIG
BLACK
DINGUS
>>64391607
HAHAHAHA HOW THE FUCK YOU COME UP WITH THAT SO FUCKING FUNNY
>>64393520
very nice looking
>>64393580
Warm, actually.
It's warm, black dingus.
>>64393468
that's not really much of a feat
>>64391400
Thansk Tarantino for finally sending me over the edge to join the dark side.
>That’s where the film ends, with Domergue — covered in blood from head to shot-off toe — begging for her life, and two men, all but dead, hanging her anyway. Those men, the hitchhikers, Confederate and Union, sheriff and bounty hunter. We finally learn what will bring them together: a lethal hatred of women. And the sides, we’re led to believe, are clear cut. Men are the winners, and women, the losers.
>I’m left wondering who the victim of this film is. Who does Tarantino think deserves the last laugh? I hate to take the last shot at face value, but how can you not? There it is, two men, stringing up a woman, laughing their guts out. The joke's on her.
>I know why The Hateful Eight is a film, and not a play though. Audiences wouldn't react quite so kindly if they had to watch a real woman on the stage, her neck snared in the noose. We'd have no editing to cut away from the horror, reminding the audience to smile.
>>64395898
This was pretty great tbqh.
Black and white come together to kill whores.
>>64395898
YOU GOTTA NAIL THE DOOR
>>64395898
>blowing gang members heads off
Ok
>egging on an old man to draw a gun so you can kill him
Ok
>shooting someone's balls off
Ok
>hanging a wanted woman who is now the leader of a notorious gang
AHH IM SO TRIGGERED KILLING WOMEN IS NEVER OK FUCKING SHITLORDS
>>64391569
>>64391400
h8ful b8
>>64395898
It's actually the black and the white guy finally uniting against zionism.
If you missed the symbolism, look again.
>>64391400
>Cost: $44 Million
>Revenue: $19 Million
>>64397728
lets be fair
its almost 20
>>64393545
It's.. good. Not the best... but it is pretty much from kinda New England's PBR. Though they are still a smaller local brewery and not bought out.
Also didn't even know about the coffee in the film. I just like coffee stout. A mighty fortuitus coincidence.
>>64397550
TWO PLANKS!
>>64397728
>>64397793
>judging a movie on its revenue
Holy shit Avatar was fucking great guys! Look at the money it made!
>>64393520
coolidge corner?
>>64397728
Hot Hollywood Tip: if a movie makes back half, count it HALF of its production budget back in ticket sales, the studio calls it a success. Look up bankrolling. Educate yourself.
>>64395898
Where are these quotes from?
Saw the roadshow version today and really enjoyed it. Not quite as much as Django, but it's definitely a Tarantino film, for better and worse. Reminds me a lot of Reservoir Dogs in many ways.
>>64398863
i think that its much better than tarantino's previous film, however it was a little too long and you can tell that he needs a better editor
I can't wait for the people on the firearms database to do this movie.
I really wanna know what guns Jody was using.
>>64398726
just google the quote you lazy fuck.
>>64398973
>you can tell that he needs a better editor
I heard Tarantino spends a lot of time in editing himself, and he really hates to cut anything he films.
>>64398726
The Verge
Tim Roth & Michael Madsen were underutilized
>>64397728
>limited opening
I'm surprised 4chins hasn't complained about the flashback scene where white woman gets bossed around by she-nigs & loves it
I just watched it, pretty good although we streamed it and the sound was ahead of the video by a full second by the end, totally ruined it
Should've just downloaded it, what a waste
>>64399387
good idea for a guarranteed 300 replies /pol/ thread, thanks
>>64399387
No she didn't. They all seemed to have a good working relationship and they were all pretty friendly. Or does simply working for a black woman instantly mean you're being "bossed around" by her?
>>64399425
It's yours friend :^)
>>64399418
>I just watched it, pretty good although we streamed it and the sound was ahead of the video by a full second by the end, totally ruined it
And yet none of you retards thought to just stop it when the sound went out of sync and download it right then and there?
>>64391400
Worth watching? I might not care for Tarantino but 70mm tho
>>64399418
>streaming a 3+ hour movie
ya dunno goof'd
>>64399512
Did you like Reservoir Dogs?
If yes: Worth it.
If not: No.
It's basically another Tarantino movie that primarily takes place in only one spot throughout the whole movie.
>>64399509
>>64399553
Well by the time we noticed it was like 50 minutes in, we'd have to wait like 50 mins more to download it so fuck it
>>64399456
Specifically the "don't give me no lip white bitch" (paraphrasing) & Zoe smiling
>>64399592
And you just told us it spoiled the whole movie for y'all. You and your friends belong together because that way your retardation remains contained to your own little circle.
>>64399626
I don't remember that line at all, or anything even remotely that mean (considering that you're paraphrasing). There was some banter between them but that's all it was - banter between the two because they were both speaking in friendly tones and smiling at each other.
>>64399720
Yeah well you know how 4chins loves to bloviate racism & I figured that scene would be prime meat for the internet hate machine.
Also that scene kinda juxtaposes with the whole 'racial tension' theme
>>64399851
>Also that scene kinda juxtaposes with the whole 'racial tension' theme
I think that was the whole point.
NOT WORTH
ONE
FUCKING
PESO
No dogs or Mexicans allowed
WARM
BLACK
>>64399949
Explain
JOHNSON
>>64400094
*Old white trembling beneath blanket
THEN YOU BETTER SHIT ANOTHER PISTOL OTHERWISE WE BLOWING THIS BITCH'S HEAD OFF!
>>64400066
Quentin just wanted to put a scene in there showing that blacks and whites could co-exist in harmony.
Also that scene was to show us just how evil the Domagure gang was, and also how apathetic the Southern General was to everything going on.
>yfwsay adios to your huevos
>64400275
Yeah but the sheriff & SLJ partnering up at the end already illustrated coexisting in harmony
it's good, too long, didn't take advantage of 70mm but looked good, good performances
ending could have been stronger
>>64397817
>drinking beer
>there is coffee in the movie
pottery
>>64400239
Great line. Damn.
>Hateful 8
>There's actually 9 people in the cabin
>10 if you count the guy in the cellar
BRAVO QUENTIN
>>64401739
He REALLY wanted to have an 8 in the title since it was his eighth film.
>>64391400
Literally and I mean LITERALLY DUDE, RACISM LMAO the movie.
I'm so fucking glad I didn't pay to see this movie.
>>64401814
>Kill Kiddo and the Crimeful 9
...
Can't wait m8
>>64395898
>you can't kill a woman even if she's a murderer leading a game of murderers for whom other people murdered an entire building full of innocent people because it's misogyny
How do people go around looking high and low for shit to call misogynist all the time? It must be a horrible life.
>>64399260
It shows
>>64401739
i think he's not counting the girl
>>64401739
The Hateful Eight refers to Marquis Warren's warm black dingus.
>>64402594
It's called "White Knighting" and, contrary to popular belief, it actually does occasionally get them laid.
>>64402710
8 inches fully erect?
>>64402858
8 feet
>>64402887
By golly he killed that man by choking him to death.
>>64402683
O.B. is the one that didn't count.
What did you guys think of the poetic symbolicism?
>super slow motion shot of the black and white horse running together in harmony
>slowly pans back
>all black horses are pulling the rest of the carriage and are exausted looking
And let's not forget the whole opening sequence
>hands up, don't move black fella!
>do you have weapons on you?
>let's see your papers
>hands up in the air I said!
What a piece of shit. Honestly, I just felt embarrassed to be in the theater half way through.
There was nothing redeeming about this movie, in any way.
did anyone else was annoyed by the sudden music cuts?
>>64403222
Which part did you hate the most?
>>64391400why didn't they just massacre them as they walked in, the mexican could have easily taken care of Samuel out in the stables as well.
>>64403272
Probably the middle part that just dragged.
I couldn't believe how one dimensional all the characters were.
>>64403301
Mexican was outnumbered 3 to 1.
>>64403349
So much for a Mexican standoff
>>64403321
What was the middle part again?
I just got back from seeing it. I really wanted to like it, I really did. But I didn't. At least there was a theater showing the 70mm version like 10 minutes away from me so I didn't have to drive a long way. At first I thought I was going to have to drive all the way to DC to see it.
Did anyone else notice that there were no previews before the movie started?
>>64404503
>Did anyone else notice that there were no previews before the movie started?
There were previews at my theater?
>>64404503
Yeah it went right to the overture and movie. I honestly really enjoyed the movie. Great acting and cinematography. Pacing was slow but done right. Reminded me a lot of reservoir dogs
>>64403301
Why did Minnie invite the Mexican in her haberdashery if she hated mexicans?
Why didn't the gang shoot the Hangman while his back was turned when he was hammering the plank to the door?
Why didn't the gang just shoot Warren immediately after the Hangman was poisoned? They had guns hidden everywhere
Why did the guy in the basement wait until after Warren shot the Mexican before shooting Warren's balls off?
Why didn't he shoot Warren again immediately afterwards, while he was crawling on the ground?
How did Warren and the Hangman not notice a single member of the gang, even though they have massive bounties on their heads and are reportedly famous?
Why did the gang offer the deal to only the confederate old man, and not the other old man?
Why did Goggins suddenly fall down, only to get back up minutes later?
*BLAM*
JESUS CHRIST!
OH, YOU BELIEVE IN JESUS NOW, HUH BITCH?! GOOD, 'CAUSE YOU GONNA MEET HIM!
>>64404833
I agree about not noticing them. Seriously, they knew everyone else, but not them?
How cold are you anon?
>>64404906
I think the gang was just really good at preserving their identities; also the affiliation with Mexico suggested that they probably weren't in Wyoming most of the time.
>>64402710
This is true. Quentin said this.
DA NIGGA IN DA STABLE
>>64391607
>implying having constant star wars threads aren't the definition of Reddit
>>64404833
>Why did Minnie invite the Mexican in her haberdashery if she hated mexicans?
Because it's 1870
>>64391668
You are no better than triggered SJW's if you were upset by that.
>>64391668
>AND MAKES A WHITE MAN SUCK HIS DINGUS IN EXCHANGE OF A BLANKET REDDIT MOVIE AMIRITE
I hate the Hateful Eight but it's so apparent that Jackson told such a ludicrous story so he could kill the General in "self defense."
I mean why wouldn't he just shoot the cracker dead? There was no point in keeping the white guy alive.
Just got done watching 70mm roadshow, movie looked and sounded really Fucking good. Jackson pretty much steals the show. Reminded me alot like that movie "eye see you". The dialogue between the general and Jackson was a little overdone but still funny. Pretty much everyone laugh when changing Tatum got his head blown off. Soundtrack is fantastic. Near the end, there's a bit pulled straight from John carpenter 's the thing.
Only downside is that it drags on , but it's a Tarantino film. Would watch again.
>HORALE CABRON
>>64405376
There was a group of black girls sitting behind me. When Jackson was telling the story the one girl kept saying "he's lying".
>>64404833
Why wasn’t Goggins upset after Warren gunned down the General?
Why wouldn't Bob, the Cowboy and the English Hangman be pissed that the Hangman was tossing their pistols down a toilet? Guns cost money and no one's paying them for their loss.
Why did the Hangman even need to toss the guns down the toilet? They were dismantled.
Why did the English Hangman ask to see Daisy's arrest warrant? What was the point? He already knew who she was.
Why did they stake out lines to the barn and outhouse? It didn't play a role in the movie later on.
>>64405477
>Jackson pretty much steals the show
i think you meant to say Goggins m8
>>64404833
because cucktino is a fucking hack
>big black dingus
>>64401739
OB wasn't hateful though
You guys try too hard to not like things for the sake of fitting in on 4chan. Movie was comfy as fuck I already watched it twice it was also a million times more interesting and enjoyable then cuck wars yet there's literally nothing but shot wars threads on this asshole juice board, stay mad you cuck faggots
>>64405915
>>64405502
>"orale" instead of "hijole"
What did he mean by this?
>>64405915
I'm going to watch it again when it comes on Starz or HBO or whatever but it's still one of my least favorite movies of his.
This movie was great. Worth the watch.
The entire movie was chock full of amazing fucking lines.
also O.B. didn't deserve to die
>>64408079
>also O.B. didn't deserve to die
Yeah but that's Tarantino for you. Everybody fucking dies.
Also OB's death just further proved how evil the gang was and deserved to have all their heads blown off.
>tfw no comfy movie about the hangman, the bounty hunter, and the sheriff being holed up during the blizzard interacting with the Minnie and her employees, sharing stories by the fire and eating stew.
>no more scenes with the qt new zealand girl or Minnie's fat ass
>>64405376
Earlier in the movie people stated that if anyone killed any man, while unarmed, they would hang.
Jackson told the story to anger the general enough to pick up the gun, to justify killing him.
Also...bullshit its misogynic because she was hung.
Bad is bad, good is good. Russel was asked if he felt bad about killing her and he said no, shes a filthy killing bitch.
It's feminist to want equality, not special treatment. She was a vicious murderer, she deserved to die just like a man.
>>64408079
You only need to hang mean bastards....
Loved the movie from beginning to end.
>It's called "White Knighting" and, contrary to popular belief, it actually does occasionally get them laid.
Nah
>>64397728
gassy midget BTFO
This movie was terrible and easily the worst thing QT has ever put out.
>>64398100
No it fucking doesn't.
And it still wouldn't matter, since the formula is revenue/2-budget
why didnt sammy J just waste the beaner straight up when he saw the no beaner sign was missing? or check for those extra guns?
i dunno for 2 bounty hunters to just let their guard down or not recognize all those fools seems odd.
>>64410154
That's not Death Proof.
>>64410326
Death Proof was fun
>>64405901
>>64403084
It's still nine
>>64410276
I think he was just going to let it slide as long as they'd be on their way after the blizzard, it was when the hangman got poisoned he realized he needed to start pulling weeds
So what's the reference that link the movie to the shared universe of the others?
I haven't watched any of his movies except for kill bill which was hot garbage. Please tell me the rest aren't as bad
>>64410326
Death Proof was way better than basterds, django and h8ful
>>64410724
The rest aren't as bad. You want to start with his earliest shit before you progress to his later shit. Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction were arguably his best.
>>64410780
>insert waddle contwawion pasta here
>>64410276
Sammy J knew the no beaner sign was missing because Minnie or whatever her name was took it down, because she "started letting dogs in". So it's not like Bob took it down himself.
>>64410780
It was awful. Planet Terror (which I know isn't Tarantino) was good though so Grindhouse wasn't a total loss. And Basterds is his best movie by a long shot. It's not even close.
>>64410948
>And Basterds is his best movie by a long shot.
Go fuck yourself.
>>64410780
>way better than basterds
lmao look who slipped past the pleb patrol
>>64404833
Devil's advocate here
1) She thought that the money from having them all stay there was more important than her hatred of Mexicans, or she'd gotten over it
2) They would've had to deal with SLJ, the driver, and the sheriff as well, and make sure that Daisy wasn't shot in the mess
3) Same as above
4) Because shit was starting to go down, and it was the best advantage he'd had the whole movie
5) I'm wondering that myself. The movie skips from SLJ on the floor to limping into the bed
6) Warren and Hangman barely recognized each other, and Warren didn't even know who Daisy was. There weren't a whole lot of pictures back then either, let alone of some members of a gang that probably try to keep their faces hidden whenever they are doing illegal shit.
7) The other old man was one of the owners if I remember correctly, so he would've thrown their whole story off
8) Poor writing desu
>>64410692
Red Apple cigarettes. They mention it by name multiple times and you see a box of them. There was probably more, but that's all I noticed.
7/10 flick but I didn't pay for it so whatever. My biggest gripe is that Quentin didn't get the actor that played Child's in The Thing to play Sam Jacksons part since he obviously wanted to reference that movie as much as possible.
>>64411374
Nah that'd be overkill, might as well make Kurt Russell live to the end too
Why is this movie getting so many bad ratings?
Its literally fine the only problems I had with it is howthe gang had a million chances to kill everyone and didnt do it.
>>64411487
They didn't want Daisy hurt so they were probably just waiting for Russell and Jackson to go to sleep and do it then but Gage fucked up by being hasty and poisoning the coffee.
>>64405535
1)No good reason really. Reason I thought up was since hes literally the most honest character he will uphold the law as sheriff and the man pulled a gun
2)They were kind of upset which is why sam jackson put a knife to the first dudes neck
3)Nitpicking here the point was to take the guns out of the equation entirely
4)Playing the role of the hangman?
5)To set the scene?
>>64404833
1)I dunno maybe enough time had passed that she stopped caring.
2)Bad writing
3)Bad writing
4)We arent shown exactly how much of the room Channing Tatum can see so he might have been out of his vision for the time
5)See above
6)Not really sure, maybe they never got a chance to see their wanted poster.
7)They were gonna kill everyone but decided last second not to cause he fit well with the scenery
8)Blood loss made him faint? Loud noise woke him up?
saw the movie enjoyed it, anyone read the original script? What was the original ending?
>>64411899
They all shot each other to death.
>>64405535
>Why did they stake out lines to the barn and outhouse? It didn't play a role in the movie later on.
Because they did that IRL, so you could find the stable and the shithouse in the middle of a blizzard when you couldn't see ten feet ahead of you.
>>64408079
>You wanna know why she took down that sign?
>She started letting in dogs.
>>64411971
so wait they were ALL dead, oh
>>64395898
Honestly this got me off, that hanging scene was so hot. I love watching them bitches choke
>>64403935
My Grandfather was in the Civil War, Mr Manfrenjensen...
I couldn't stand it, but that's what made it good. I don't know if I'll ever watch it again.
That story about Warren killing that one guy's son... hoo buddy. That was the turning point. This film could not be salvaged for any decency after that.
I like the lack of restraint too. Daisy getting punched around was something I haven't seen in a film in a long time, at least not that blatant. Really added to how much I despised the characters.
>>64412901
I looked up some reviews before watching the movie and most of the bad reviews' main complaints were that the movie was too violent or graphic. Which is weird if these people have ever seen a Tarantino movie before, especially in the last 10 years.
>>64412958
Yeah I agree. There was less gore but it made such a huge impact. Might have been because you've been with all these characters for a good hour and a half, and watching them get picked off one by one was... well, in terms of plot and overall satisfaction, it worked very well.
>>64412901
>That story about Warren killing that one guy's son... hoo buddy. That was the turning point. This film could not be salvaged for any decency after that.
Was he lying about the whole thing?
>>64413053
Of course. He baited the geezer into grabbing the gun.
>>64413053
Hell dude I don't know. Well, he did say the Lincoln letter was fake. But then at the end it specifically mentions race. I dunno man, good point.
>yfw jennifer lawrence actually the first choice to play daisy
>Stew scene
Fucking hell that made me hungry and craving to eat some stew, it looked thick too, seemed like it had some soft meat, potatoes, and cut up carrots but it looked really good.
>>64412247
Also another visual reference to The Thing. Though in that movie it plays a part in the plot when they go outside several times.
>>64413503
Why? We would see her getting humiliated during two hours
tv watches hateful eight when
>>64413430
I know right, it looks so fucking delicious desu
>>64413466
>Entire cinema laughed when someone scrutinized Jackson calling him a nigger.
Basedhues. And is the movie really different on normal vs 70mm special cinemas? We don't have any around so I just imagined being able to see side characters do things while the camera focused on one.
>>64413554
>The hanging scene with a bloody/sweaty J. Law
>sweatingman.png
can't find the screener on muh torrent
>>64413797
Now I need this
>>64391668
but that doesnt happen friend.
>>64399298
this is my main complaint with the movie. madsen is great and has such an intense presence, shame he has hardly any lines and nothing to do
>>64401222
i thought the ending was oddly sweet and cathartic. sherriff turns down the bitches offer and they string her up. then the two slowly fade away lying together. and reading the letter from lincoln that he had mocked earlier brought it full circle for me
>>64414108
Same with Roth, he had some juicy lines in the first act but kinda faded into the background with Madsen when shit hit the fan, could've easily made them one character if that's all they'd do
>>64410377
tatum isnt part of the interacting ensemble. it would also spoil the surprise
>>64410724
pulp fiction and jackie brown are good. hateful 8 is decent as well
Just got back from seeing this movie. Usually a fan of Tarantino's schlock but this one left me feeling a bit baffled (and I was full well expecting the warm black dingus scene).
I'll echo what others have said in this thread when I say that the greatest thing that could have benefited the movie was a proper editor. With a runtime of nearly 3 hours, you'd expect it to be some kind of incredibly nuanced masterpiece; instead, it's a standard, visceral Tarantino flick, with another hour and a half tacked on. Plenty of fat (not to mention shock value that serves no real narrative purpose) could have been trimmed to make this a solid QT film. As it stands, it's one of his worst, imo.
>>64399260
>I heard Tarantino spends a lot of time in editing himself, and he really hates to cut anything he films.
If that's the case, we may have witnessed Tarantino's "George Lucas moment". He's not a great director, but he makes fun, solid, stylistic popcorn movies. However, he seems to think he's a great director and has reached that point in his career where he's popular enough to live out that delusion.
Unfortunately, the freedom to act like an auteur is the death knell of creative people, it seems.
>>64398863
The ending was definitely trying to ape or recreate Reservoir Dogs. The standoff was almost exactly the same (not that Tarantino didn't crib that from another source to begin with, City on Fire).
>>64412958
there's something bizarre and different about the violence and gore in h8ful compared to QT's previous works
in most of his other stuff you can chalk up the gratuitous blood to serving SOME purpose--whether it's to fit with the overarching style of the film or to color in a character
what I think throws people about the violence here is the complete pointlessness of much of the violence, in particular the massacre of minnie and co. in the flashback. in a bloated three hour picture the audience is subjected to a 30 minute flashback that only reaffirms what the audience already knows (save a couple of details) and otherwise only sets up the mutilation of what may as well have been care bears, so over-the-top they were in their innocence
i love some good ultraviolence but that whole scene did nothing but revel in itself
i never thought multiple counts of murder could be so boring
>>64414607
I feel like Tarantino was surrounded by yes men for the entire film, hence its length and general mediocrity
>>64414824
Yeah, I got the same impression. He seems to have taken the liberty of creating exactly the movie he wanted to make, eschewing the usual limitations like a reasonable runtime and quality narrative, at his viewer's expense.
Of course, that's just my opinion. I'm sure there are diehard QT fans out there who loved the movie for exactly the same reasons I disliked it. It's three hours of raw Tarantino - that much is indisputable.
the movie fell apart for me when there was a dude under the house
also, Sam L didn't warn his bounty hunter friend about the coffee.
>>64397636
yeah, like im going to watch that retarded movie again
>>64397934
it didnt make any money because it was a pile of shit
>>64414824
>>64414971
The movie's not any longer than his other movies. The 70mm version has some added stuff (making it a little over 3 hours) but the normal version is about 2:45 which is around the same length as Django Unchained and I think Basterds too.
>>64414624
The flashback didn't have to be as long as it was, but it was cool for the before/after tonal reflection of the setting
Watching this movie made me feel cold.
second time around it might be even better. I saw it digital and was glad it redeemed itself over the shitty Seattle AMC projection.
>>64404906
This was before Facebook. You know names, you know reputations. You don't know their faces or what they sound like.
You can't just hear someone's name, and look them up, and then go ah I know what he looks like. You don't assume some random white folks you meet in a fucking cabin in the middle of nowhere Wyoming are these famous outlaws.
>>64405915
Finally, this. Like it's even more apparent with this movie than Star Wars. "It dragged in the middle", "too slow"
Did anyone like the theme song? I couldn't stop humming it to myself
>>64405376
It was a strong strategy to eliminate all the loose ends. He knew from the start that everyone but the party he rode in with (excluding Domergue) were not to be trusted. He was a ruthless pragmatist, using the same brilliance he used to write the Lincoln Letter to trick the white man.
The movie was brilliant, just admit it.
You fags actually watched the new star wars?
Why was that one sherrif cracka runnin through the snow at the start? Where was he coming from?
>>64417383
I think he said his horse died or something but I could be wrong. I know SLJ's character also said this. The guy was traveling from some other town to Red Rock to be the sheriff I imagine.
>>64417383
He literally says he was heading to Redwood when his horse broke it's leg
>>64417336
I walked in before my movie to see what was going on, I saw that jedi hunny talking to Han in a shop. He looked old, she was asking too many questions.. pass!
>>64417383
I don't remember, I was high as fuck, but something just occurred to me.
What if this "Sheriff" was lying too? He could've been a renegade or a wanted man, who teamed with the General because it was advantageous to his survival. This means the ending could've been some spiritual nod to another Russell-starred masterpiece, The Thing. The two sat in the cold... waiting for the moment one would betray the other. After all, the Sheriff was a Southerner and hated niggers. Think about it.
>>64417522
I have thought about it and I've come to the conclusion that your idea is stupid.
>>64417591
Alright.. bitch (Chris Mannix voice)
>>64417471
Right remember now
BIG BLACK DINGUS
>>64417591
The Lincoln Letter was the bottle of J&B. Think about it.
>tfw A.O Scott, Brody, and BASED Armand all destroyed this movie
When it comes out on blu ray someone will make a re-edit that cuts out 30 or 40 minutes worth of them sitting around doing nothing, and the movie will be much better for it. They don't get to the haberdashery until like 40 minutes in, and then they sit around doing nothing of any importance until the general gets gunned down. I know they need some time spent having the characters bounce off each other and setting the stage for being trapped in the blizzard, but hardly any of it was interesting.
>>64391400
The program, Overture, and Intermission absolutely made the experience for this movie.
The 70mm was very nice (first I've ever seen) but wasn't all that. Being able to talk about the first half and expectations for the second half during Intermission at the bar was fucking amazing.
The movie itself was quality Tarantino, though he's still been unable to reach the level of his 90s masterpieces.
>>64417932
the program?
>>64404503
Did you go to the theater at Tysons? I saw it there earlier this afternoon lol
>>64397728
>only been open in 70mm screenings until today
>basically made half it's budget before it even released
Yeah, you're doing a great job there, j-j-junior.
>>64417932
>>64417993
They apparently handed out some booklet if you went to the 70mm version but I went and didn't get one unfortunately.
Anyone have any idea what the 7 or so minutes added to the roadshow cut were? Just random shots outside?
>>64417993
A small, 10-page little booklet explaining the making of the film (from small stage production to film) with a bunch of production screens and intros to each character.
It was a pretty nice thing to flip through during the Overture.
>>64418015
You're not missing out on much. Aside from the sentimental value, it's mainly some production photos and them talking up the movie.
>>64418027
Yeah, I think they were just landscape shots to show off the 70mm. Plus the overture and intermission.
>>64418070
How come the photos look so good?
I don't remember the camera getting that close to OB
Is there anywhere around LA with a big enough screen to watch this?
>>64418165
They're production photos. They're set up by set photographers to promote the movie.
>>64418241
>big enough screen
>do you know how 70mm works?
>>64418259
yes, but tell me anyway. so i know that you really know.
>>64418241
The roadshow is set up in about 100 theaters with film projectors. The wide release is in normal set-ups everywhere.
This is a list of the special theaters. http://www.in70mm.com/news/2016/hateful_8/index.htm
>>64418259
I don't know someone was telling me imax isn't really imax because the screens aren't big enough depending on where you go
i just wanted to be sure
>>64418279
benifits of 70mm:
>6 track audio
>added quality, color depth ect
>if blown up big, looks as good, if not better than a 35mm print.
this, of course, depends on your projectionist if he's doing his job correctly.
personally, DCP < 35mm < 70mm < 15/70 IMAX
>>64410146
I'M GIVING YOU A NIGHTCALL
>>64397728
The film expanded to 1,958 theaters on Wednesday where it earned $3.5 million and then another $3.1m on Thursday. It earned $6.43 million yesterday in 2,474 theaters for what will likely be a $17m weekend. With $19.8m as of yesterday, said weekend total should put the ten-day cume for the film over $30m, which is about 75% of its $44m production budget.
>>64418281
>tfw the only screening in my state happened in my town
>>64418281
>4 theaters in Manhatten
I dont think its worth seeing twice, but, it would be the only chance to see it in 70mm
>>64399512
yes
>>64418344
Yeah, they just moved the screen forwards and called it IMAX.
A lot of the 70mm theaters were pathetically small due to the aspect ratio.
>>64418618
That's what I want to figure out, like do theaters even put up aspect ratio?
I know there are still some actual IMAx theaters in la
>>64418618
Also 70mm 5 perf is 3 times smaller than IMAX 70mm (15 perf).
>>64418690
>like do theaters even put up aspect ratio?
wat
>>64397550
ONE'S NOT GOOD ENOUGH, YOU NEED TWO BOARDS
>you hear 10% of the people in the theater uncomfortably try to stifle their laughter every time Daisy gets hit
>everyone else is dead quiet
Anyone else experience this?
>>64419160
My theatre was cracking up at pretty much everything.
>>64419160
Everytime she got cracked it was a laugh.
There was a hushed 'ohh' after Russell pistol whipped her and we got a close up of the blood running down her head.
>>64419253
This was my experience. Channing Tatum getting shot kept the theater laughing for a good 20 seconds.
>>64419253
Sorry. I meant everyone else was dead quiet while she was getting hit. plenty of people laughed at other stuff.
>>64413111
>he did say the Lincoln letter was fake. But then at the end it specifically mentions race.
I dont know what point youre trying to make
2nd time I watched it, my theater in so cal laughed at everything the mexican said both times
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>>64420079
So Cal here too, this also happened. the laughter got pretty annoying, it was uproarious at almost every Sam Jackson line
>>64399303
As limited openings go, this movie might be setting records. It's sold out everywhere.
>>64404833
I think SLJ was lying about the sign to get him to cave. He's lied before to get his way.
>>64405563
I was really surprised by Goggins. I didn't think he'd be as important as he was before I saw it.
THIS SOME REAL SHIT MOTHERFUCKERS
>>64420838
>mfw you never even knew my boy.
>>64391668
Did you get mad when a nigger got buttfucked by a NeoNazi in Pulp Fiction?
>>64395898
>kill Chad (Tatum)
>hang the whore
BETA UPRISING THE MOVIE REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
>be me
>in theater waiting for 70 mm Hateful Eight showing
>been waiting in line for like 4 hours, I'm at the front of the line
>guy behind is obese and sweaty
>carrying an anvil on his back
>okaythat'sweird.png
>I pay him no mind
>finally time for movie comes
>escorted into theater
>opening sequence
>big mountain ranges, snow, birds flying, jesus statue
>SLJ comes up on the screen
>OB stops carriage
>as soon as dialogue starts, banging fills the theater
>turn around, sparks flying, obese autistic manchild smashing his anvil with a large hammer as hard as he can
>howdidheevengetthatpastsecurity.jpg
>continues for entire movie whenever there is dialogue
>people ask security to escort him out
>they say it's a service anvil for disability
>wtf.mov
>people start getting up and leaving the theater
>I decide to stay the whole time
>by the end my ears are ringing and it's just him and I in the theater
>credits begin rolling
>he stops banging his hammer on his anvil
>I get up and go to him
>scattered crustacean shells litter the floor around him
>he looks up to me
>"what are you looking at?"
>"dude you've been banging that fucking anvil the whole movie, I didn't even get to enjoy it"
>"you know what man, I'm really sorry. Here, if you want you can take my anvil to make up for it."
>"no thanks I have enough at home, but you just have to know that this was a no-anvil screening"
>"I'm sorry. I was just trying to get rid of this one. I was hoping it would get confiscated by the theater nabber."
>"It's okay man, don't do it again"
>"Alright, sorry again"
>I leave
>mfw
>>64417522
>I don't remember, I was high as fuck,
>>64415026
How the hell would have Sam Jackson warn his friend about the coffee? He didn't know about it until he saw him and his carriage driver puking out their guts all over the place.
>>64422209
Is that a modern pic of Brendan?
>>64411487
I think the gang was worried that the interlopers would turn into vampires after being shot, so they had to wait until daybreak. Gets dark early in the winter.
