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A Quentin Tarantino movie
Hollie 2022-04-23 07:01:07
Quentin's version of no one survived, chattering, chattering, chattering, then violent, explosive, and abruptly ended. Quentin's narrative style and innovation as always, chapters and stage plays. The opening photography is atmospheric, the magnificent and vast snow field, and the 70mm film widescreen small screen is also shocking enough to watch, but unfortunately the digital version is six minutes short, Quentin is really stingy. The soundtrack, the blizzard sound that runs through the whole film, is cold and biting, and the sound of several jackdaws in the opening chapter is cold and desolate. Many Quentin symbols, bursting eggs, bloody, broken limbs, foot fetishes... In short, this is a film by the author, a film belonging to Quentin Tarantino. Quentin is still my favorite genius and ruffian.
Extended Reading
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Major Marquis Warren: [as he and Chris Mannix are hanging hanging Daisy]
[laughs]
Major Marquis Warren: Hang on, Daisy!
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Daisy Domergue: [to Maj. Marquis Warren] Howdy nigger!
John 'The Hangman' Ruth: Don't you know the darkies don't like to be called that no more? They find that offensive
Daisy Domergue: I've been called worse.
John 'The Hangman' Ruth: [laughs] That I can believe!