The biggest logical problem comes from the shot under the floor.

Marcia 2021-10-13 13:07:04

After watching it for the second time, I suddenly felt that a question was worthy of discussion. When the black man triumphantly tried to face the duo on the wall, he was battered by the man in the basement, and then...there was no more. Why didn't the handsome guy in the basement no longer make up? Two shots?
Are there any bullets?
This is a joke, two guns were clearly thrown up behind.
The goal is not obvious?
This is even more ridiculous, the black man fell to the ground and wailed loudly, obviously he could make two more shots to quickly remove the biggest threat.
Enjoy the cruel process?
This is a nonsense. Obviously, his sister is still being threatened and suffering on the ground. He has no time for his brother to be in the mood to be cruel there.
In short, this is incomprehensible.

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Extended Reading
  • Tatum 2022-03-23 09:01:09

    The Quentin version of the Western shell packaging has no survivors. The front bedding is well done, murderous and suspenseful, but the shot broke in the second half, and the abrupt narration also showed timidity. The ending is even more boring and procrastinating. Fortunately, the narrative and dialogue have maintained the typical Quentin style, and this kind of story can always be read with great interest, at least better than "The Rescue of Jiang Ge". 3 and a half stars.

  • Florian 2021-10-20 18:59:40

    The spiritual meaning of Westerns is... "inexplicable justice". Contrast this "inexplicable" is the pasty world of the Barren West. Let’s look back at the dead cowboys in the Great West. If they are not, let’s do it if you don’t accept it. Don't... BB, dog belt.

The Hateful Eight quotes

  • Jody: [to Minnie] Judy said something about the best coffee in the world?

    Oswaldo Mobray: [smiles] Yes, I do believe Judy did say something about the best coffee in the world!

    Minnie Mink: [laughs] Well, I don't know 'bout all that. But I'll tell ya what it is: it's hot and it's strong and it's good! And in this snow it sure enough warms your ass up!

  • Major Marquis Warren: Beggin' for his life, your boy told me his whole Life Story. And YOU, was in that story General. And when I knew me I had the son, of the Bloody Nigger Killer of Baton Rouge, I knew me I was gonna have some fun! It was COLD the day I killed your boy. And I don't mean snowy mountain in Wyoming cold... Colder than that. And on that cold day, with your boy at the business end of my gun barrel... I made him STRIP. Right down to his bare ass. Then I told him to start walkin'. I walked his naked ass for two hours... 'fore the cold collapsed him. Then he commits to beggin' again. But this time, he wasn't beggin' to go home. He knew he'd never see his home again. And he wasn't beggin' for his life neither, 'cause he knew that was long gone. All he wanted, was a BLANKET. Now don't judge your boy too harshly, General. You ain't never been cold as your boy was that day. You'd be surprised; what a man that cold, would-do-for-a-blanket. You wanna know what your boy did? I pulled my BIG, BLACK, PECKER outta my pants. And I made him crawl in the snow on all fours over to it. Then I grabbed a handful of that black hair at the back of his head... And I stuck my Big Black Johnson right down his goddamn throat! And it was fulla' blood... so it was warm. Oh, you bet your sweet ass it was warm. And Charles Chester Smithers sucked on that warm black dingus for as loong as he could. Hahahaahaha! Startin' to see pictures, ain't ya?