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Quintessential Narrative
Mina 2022-04-22 07:01:02
"The Hateful Eight": Quentin is still a good storyteller. The narrative style of chapters, black people, group dramas and other things with Quentin's brand make the whole movie ruffian Kun full of style. As a woman in a group of men, playing Domog Jennifer Jason Leigh is full of charm, and Charlie Tatum is a bright spot, with less violent scenes and more distinctive blood. Quentin's western plot is fully demonstrated in this film, the language and content of the film are combined, especially the large vista in the snow is beautiful and moving. Although there is no racial discrimination, the words and actions of the black people made me hope that Domog escaped successfully in the second half of watching, and the black people and the sheriff were killed. All in all, I don't like the character setting of this movie. For me, this is a very subjective movie. Pulp Fiction is Quentin's pinnacle, and it's hard to beat.
Extended Reading
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Eunice 2022-04-24 07:01:02
It's a good time to watch Blizzard movies on a blizzard day. The carriage is a bit too long, and after entering the confined space (Minnie's Men's Clothing Store), the Hateful Eight gathers, and the story begins to become fun. In the context of the Civil War, the hilarious lines, meticulous and precise props, rich scenes and actor scheduling, and looping structure together constitute a full-fledged stage play. Repeatedly nailing the door, making coffee, everyone's fake identity, survival rhetoric, and blood explosion. It should be more fun to have a mutual K at the end
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Raphael 2021-10-20 18:59:40
In the 1940s and 50s, there were Ford and Hawkes. In the 1960s and 1970s, there were Leone and Pekin Law. Now, there is Tarantino, who can live in the same era with this product, and is every fan of today. Lucky.
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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!
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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?