Quentin Tarantino's "The Hateful Eight"

[71chevellejohn]

Lol

[HarrisonTX]

Saw it last night at the Parks in Arlington.
They're doing an early release on 70MM to just 100 theaters, and AMC at the Parks is one of them. I didn't expect a huge turnout, but i got there 45 minutes early. The line was HUGE already. There was a free printed program before the movie as well as an intermission half way through.
I enjoyed the movie very much, and it was a nice seeing it on the wide 70MM film as originally intended.

[Jose]

I watched it last week but I'm thinking I'm going to see it in the theater anyway. Pretty damn good movie. All I've gotta say is Samuel motherfucking Jackson! That's pretty cool about getting the printed program and having the intermission.

[UserX]

I will drop the coin to see this in the theater too, I'm excited to see it.

[War Machine]

it was good, not his best

[Jose]

it was good, not his best

Just curious but what would you consider his best?

[War Machine]

Just curious but what would you consider his best?

my favorite is the kill bill series, the dialog in the sushi scene with hattori hanzo is my favorite scene in any movie

[War Machine]

Just curious but what would you consider his best?

yours?

[jdgregory84]

I wanna download it but would feel bad not seeing it in theaters first.

[Nash B.]

I was entertained.

[Rick Modena]

That was a bad ass movie. Saw it in 70mm, the intermission was nice and so were the booklets. Well worth the time and money.

[BP]

That was a bad ass movie. Saw it in 70mm, the intermission was nice and so were the booklets. Well worth the time and money.

The regular format would have been great with an intermission but I guess when it's digital you don't need to worry about the projector catching on fire. Good movie though, just slightly too long. Cut out some of the landscape scenes (it's snow, not a lot going on) and it could have been a 2.5 hour movie.

[Rick Modena]

The regular format would have been great with an intermission but I guess when it's digital you don't need to worry about the projector catching on fire. Good movie though, just slightly too long. Cut out some of the landscape scenes (it's snow, not a lot going on) and it could have been a 2.5 hour movie.

You are right, but I found it to be very relaxing. They used to do that back in the day (especially with westerns) spend some time on areas of the country that most Americans would never see but on the big screen. I, until recently had never been to Colorado and it was summer time when I went so it was cool to see it in the snow and that's something that I probably won't ever get to enjoy.

I'm a QT fan so it reminded me a lot of Reservoir Dogs. Especially Tim Roth (Mr. Pink) getting belly shot and withering in pain until he died in the corner, I kept waiting for him to whip around and start firing a gun.