The Hateful Eight (Quentin Tarantino, 2015) Movie • Page 3

I think it was intentional to raise the brutality against her as the story progresses to the point of the ending, her covered in blood and brain matter, being very difficult to watch; however, I think the early abuse was timed so as to be the punchline to certain jokes. I believe it was intentional to create that discomfort, I just don't know how well it payed off

 

I know lol

 

It isn't like Tarantino has been unable to show deference to cultures and ideas outside of his own. Jackie Brown is one of the best roles anyone has ever given to a middle-aged black woman, and he allows her to win despite everyone counting her out because of those three things. Kill Bill is honorific of Japanese culture for the most part without being too cartoonish, except as an homage. Inglourious Basterds is a great film about Jewish revenge that completely ignores any of the stereotypes, so when he goes into these films with trickier racial politics, it is noticeable.

 

Quentin Tarantino’s Next Film Will Tackle The Manson Family Murders | Birth.Movies.Death.

 

Well, that sounds awesome.

 

Exactly what I was thinking ha.

 

Hype as hell for that. Wish the Rob Zombie/Bret Easton Ellis project happened tho

 

She was who I had in mind

 

Quentin Tarantino Has Finished the Script for His Ninth Movie, Looking for New Studio Home

 

So I finally saw this, I actually really enjoyed it? Way more than I was expecting to, I could still do without some of the less pleasant aspects of Tarantino's work (Like violence against Daisy being played for laughs), but this is the most I've enjoyed his work in a long, long while.

 

I said this somewhere else in the thread, but I generally do think this holds up. Yeah the Samuel flashback scene(you know which one), and the violence against Daisy are very unsettling. Though a lot of the mood/atmosphere that is created with the remote setting is great. I really like the scene in the beginning with Lincoln’s letter.

 

Where’s Django I can’t really watch anymore. After Candy dies I lose interest.

 

I kind of liked the flashback scene, it's grotesque and incredibly fucked up of course, but given he was trying to antagonize the confederate general dude who knows how much of it was actually true (much like the letter).

 

An extended cut has been released on Netflix, but dividing it up in 50-minute segments. Compared to the run time of the theatrical release, looks like 40 additional minutes of footage

Tarantino’s Extended ‘Hateful Eight’ Hits Netflix With Big Surprise: It’s a Four-Episode Miniseries

 

Oh wow. Need to check that out.

 

Had no idea this was a thing. So great!

 

Whoa, I had no idea. I can’t wait to check it out.

 

Really hope all of the editions get a physical release at some point.

 

It's basically a spicy version of The Breakfast Club tbh