I have no idea why this movie was not as critically acclaimed as most other Tarantino films. I think it is highly underrated.

@ShoFuturistic

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, the JoBlo takes lately have been off for me. This is in my Top 3 QT with Jackie Brown at the the very top.

@Lep161

Жыл бұрын

It’s not that great

@VonDoogan

Жыл бұрын

Same, I love this movie

@jamesmorgan3212

Жыл бұрын

I dig this movie a lot . One of my favorites of his.

@mbryson2899

Жыл бұрын

I'm a Tarantino fan, but this offering was pointlessly long, mostly boring, and fairly predictable. Many levels below any of his other endeavors.

This is actually the Tarantino movie I revisit most often.

@polyseed12

Жыл бұрын

Same here. I love all his films but this one I enjoy rewatching the most

@blakeharris58

Жыл бұрын

Same. Such an interesting research piece on American culture.

@kateeldridge1114

Жыл бұрын

Yes!1 This one and Jackie Brown are my most rewatched

@wattsnottaken1

Жыл бұрын

It is by far my favorite Tarantino movie ever. I love it more than all other 8 Tarantino movies combined. Just my opinion but I think He and his crew did their best work on this movie.

@BIGCHIEFR.

Жыл бұрын

Gotta watch it at least once a year, literally the best rewatchable Tarantino movies such a top tier movie

I never understood why this film got so much hate, I always felt it was very entertaining and the performances were amazing. It was a crime that Goggins wasn’t nominated for an Oscar

@56postoffice

Жыл бұрын

I agree. Jennifer Jason Leigh was nominated but the other snub is an all too common oversight from the Academy these days.

@jtgd

Жыл бұрын

People were hateful

@coreyhamby2989

Жыл бұрын

I really liked the movie too. The problem is most people now a days don't have the attention span for a 3 hr movie. If the titanic came out today it would be criticized endlessly for it's runtime being too long.

@molasorrosalom4846

Жыл бұрын

It got hate??? I saw it at the theater, I loved it, especially the intermission part which allowed me to use the bathroom.

@maineman5757

Жыл бұрын

​@corey hamby The tiktok generation where they can't even watch a 15 second clip without random bs playing on the bottom half of the screen.

People who say this movie is boring don’t truly understand how to pay attention to dialogue. IMO this is the best Tarantino movie ever made. Tarantino, the crew, and the cast did such a good job working on The Hateful Eight

@HeavySandvichGuy1

Жыл бұрын

I agree! I have bad attention span, but I was able to sit through and enjoy this movie for all 3 hours

@krazy504boy

Жыл бұрын

Great movie never gets old

@Medianzing

10 ай бұрын

The ones getting bored like action films, can bet on that....Mr myself love action-comedy films....but Once in a while I like to watch some normal films/dramas...Tarantino's is best for that...

@jadenalvarado4912

9 ай бұрын

It's boring I've seen many 3 hour films but this is boring

@Medianzing

9 ай бұрын

@@jadenalvarado4912 it depends though...were they drama or action movies... Because if you cannot compare these two. They are different genres of films

Its not even my favorite QT film but I find myself rewatching this one and Django the most

@AnthonyScottGames

Жыл бұрын

I loved Django too, but I don’t rewatch it much because a few scenes are too much for me.. but I understand the reason a movie is able to induce that kind of reaction is it’s a great movie and story that I was emotionally invested it..

@shangee2275

4 ай бұрын

That's a weird thing to say.

Probably my favorite QT movie. And let's not forget Morricone's beautiful score.

@NxcturnalSounds

Жыл бұрын

That intro is 🔥

@wattsnottaken1

Жыл бұрын

I love everything about this move. EVERYTHING. ❤️

@usernotfound00118

Жыл бұрын

i hate the ending i wish it was the same like in original leak

@pepperkilldevelopment9069

Жыл бұрын

RIP Morricone

I remember hearing about how Kurt Russell smashed a very rare guitar during filming and everyone was upset

@masonfreeman5176

Жыл бұрын

Yes that's true.

@acehole4788

Жыл бұрын

@@masonfreeman5176 which would be the prop masters fault..

@thedys70

Жыл бұрын

@@acehole4788 and who would want to be a prop master in Hollyweird; get the blame for antique guitar getting destroyed, get the blame for producer getting shot by cast...

@CorduroyPaco

Жыл бұрын

@@acehole4788 But it wasn't a prop that was supposed to be smashed, Russell went rogue and smashed it as an improv...this video even says that.

@mikemoran7036

6 ай бұрын

​@@CorduroyPacocan't blame Russell he was in character. Prop manager should have warned of its value.

QTs "worst" movie is by far my favorite western film. Hateful 8 and Jackie Brown both deserve more credit than they get.

@wattsnottaken1

Жыл бұрын

I Agree with you. Both 2 movies are very underrated. Now I need to re watch Jackie Brown and Hateful 8. Such good movies

@annaclarafenyo8185

Жыл бұрын

I know why it's underrated, even as a Tarantino fan, I had to rewatch it to understand it. The story seems pointless until you realize the character arc of Walton Goggins. He starts off a Confederate racist son-of-a-bitch, but in the end, is bound by loyalty to Sam Jackson's character. When you understand this redemption arc, it makes sense.

@ThisIsNotYourFriend

Жыл бұрын

​@ANNA CLARA Fenyo I literally went through this same revelation when I rewatched it a few months ago. When it first came out I thought it was trash but its actually a great film.

I absolutely LOVED this movie. I didn't want it to end hahhaha. It has so many details behind to make u feel so many things.

I really appreciate how much Quentin Tarantino loves the Western. Good year for Kurt Russell too, as he was also in the horror tinted reimagining of John Ford's 1956 Western Masterpiece, The Searchers. The reimagining was S. Craig Zahler's Bone Tomahawk.

Next to Jackie Brown, this is Tarantinos most underrated film in my opinion.

@user-cv8qe9ru8c

Жыл бұрын

100%

@christermyrberg3661

Жыл бұрын

Death Proof

@robertojames2023

Жыл бұрын

This is my favorite Tarantino film followed by Jackie Brown. In my opinion his two most film noir like film.

@shawnyinger1757

Жыл бұрын

I agree 100% hateful 8 and Jackie brown is are both in my top 4 of his movies . 1. DJANGO 2. Jackie Brown 3. Hatful 8 4. Once upon Time in Hollywood.

@dickchainy1420

Жыл бұрын

People consider Jackie brown underrated? I fkn love that movie😢

This is still one of the most engulfing and transportive movies ive ever seen. i cant believe ive seen it in so many "worst" rankings. I was mesmerized by the way the story and mistery flowed and the actor performances. Absolute masterpiece.

@EJD339

2 ай бұрын

I just tried rewatching this after watching Walton Goggins in justified and I just cannot get into this movie. I just find it way too long. It’s cool seeing how many people love this movie though.

RIP Maestro Morricone

I loved this film, it’s the kind of movie that you watch on a beautiful spring weekend and get lost in the dialogue, the cinematography and the acting. It’s Tarantinos most “stage play” film and would work very well on the stage too.

@arim.t9046

Жыл бұрын

And don't forget the score.

The Hateful 8 is a masterpiece. Such a superb film.

My friend and I drove 6 hours away in an ice storm to another city to watch this during the road show run. Truly the best way to watch it and it really surprises me that people think this is a forgettable film. It's not perfect or his best but I would still say it's great.

@motherplayer

Жыл бұрын

I tried to go the first day and it was sold out. Bought a ticket for the second day and ended up going back home on my bike in a rain storm for about 40 minutes, having to duck in a McDonalds for a time before it calmed. And you know what? Was still totally worth it when I look back.

@Penguin_pablo17

Жыл бұрын

@@motherplayer absolutely, we actually almost wrecked about 20 min away from our home lol, would still do it again no problem.

Honestly, I never had an issue with this movie. I thought it was a great contained drama / thriller. Not QT's best work, but not his worst.

My favorite QT movie. There's just something indulgent about its slow pace and deliberate lack of focus. It's almost the anti-movie, and I love it for that.

I normally dislike westerns, but Q really knows how to make a flick.

It's easily one of my favourite Quentin Tarantino films.

today I learned people apparently don't like this film? It's genuinely top 5 for me

This movie was quite a gem, I've watched it several times, and for a movie to fall on my rewatch list is an accomplishment 😂 I had no idea the "hate" around it, guess many out there would rather watch another regurgitated movie than true art!

Me and my dad got lucky. I found out that the 70mm he used was perfect for us. Because our local imax theater is one of the few in the states that has a 70mm projector. So we actually seen this film the way Quentin wanted us too.

I'm surprised that someone think it's his "lesser" or "worst" movie. I enjoyed it way more than I did Django or even Basterds, it's much more rewatchable imo, the cast is great, the atmosphere is superb. One problem I noticed is that tension oftentimes is very quickly relieved by irony or some gag, but other than that it's a really immersive movie. Also I'm surprised to learn that the whole thing took less than one year to film and edit, with all the complications and difficulties around it.

I got so excited when I saw the opening because I still have that shirt Jackson is wearing. I actually wore it yesterday!

This movie is a masterpiece.

@sharam5614

Жыл бұрын

It is Indeed.

@seanbs

Жыл бұрын

Nope. Tarantino’s worse film. I don’t count Death Proof since it was originally a part of Grindhouse.

@robertojames2023

Жыл бұрын

Yeah a modern day (western) key largo.

I fail to understand how people consider this movie a major step back in Tarantino's filmography. This film is a masterpiece and highly underrated. It has great tension, great dialogue, great humor, and great suspense from beginning to end. I love The Hateful Eight a bunch and I have always considered it one of Tarantino's best works. I actually liked it much much more than Django Unchained. Sue me, I don't care.

I was shocked watching this movie because it flew under my radar which was weird for a Tarantino film, also the movie was excellent, one of his best for sure. Not sure why it was under-recognized, pretty sure it had nothing to do with him hating cops or being a "misogynist" though. Maybe because the scale wasn't as large compared to his other works? Django is an entire world, same with Bastards and even Once upon a time. Hateful 8 takes place all inside a cabin but to me the entire vibe of the movie felt very comfortable, like you're actually there drinking coffee during a blizzard. And the story was extremely well paced, dialogue was clever and witty, acting was phenomenal (Especially Walton Goggins). Each character was so intriguing as to be almost comical, like the movie is a satire on the mystery genre.

It's weird that this movie isn't more acclaimed, because it's one of my favorite movies

I can see why alot of people weren't too excited about this movie. But I really liked it even though it was long as hell.

@molasorrosalom4846

Жыл бұрын

Westerns aren't as popular as they used to be. Plus, I think they released this around the time of Force Awakens.

If Hateful Eight is his "worst", then his worst might as well the "best" for other director. Hateful Eight is amazing. Trust me when I say that in 50 years, it will be regarded as aesthetically important. It will be appreciated by the future generation

I like this movie more than Django Unchained actually. It's sort of a throw back to Reservoir Dogs in that it's about a group of people stuck in one location who all hate and don't trust one another

Me and two other friends went to see it when it premiered in my country and it was one of the best experiences at the cinema. The theater was packed, the only thing that bothered me is that there wasn't an intermission in my screening, and by the halfway point I was dying to go to the bathroom, but I managed to remain in my seat 😂

@str4in

Жыл бұрын

Where are you from? Ive never heard of intermissions, im from France and when you need go to the toilet you just go for it

The thing is QT's filmmography overshadows his lesser known movies, like with every Pulp fiction you have a Jackie Brown, with every Kill Bill you have your Death Proof & with every Django Unchained you have your Hateful 8

We could SO get a badass sequel. Let's say that the Domingo Gang was actually not joking and actually did have more gang members waiting at Red Rock....That could be an awesome sequel if they take it to Red Rock with the other very much alive gang members terrorizing the town. We all know that Tarantino would put together another amazing cast for it. I would freaking love if Chris Mannix survived the first movie...Just call the movie "Red Rock". I'd go see it LOL

@captainjakemerica4579

7 ай бұрын

Looks like this is a pipe dream since Quentin Tarantino's final movie is the movie critic

I disagree with this film being one of QT worst received films... I thought it was a masterpiece. JJL, KR, WG, BD and SLJ gave epic performances.

Tarantino inspiration was his own Reservoir Dogs and John Carpenter The Thing none of the characters trust each and someone is not who they say they are

The movie was great. Not sure what JoBlo is smoking. I understand if it was one of those where critics rate it low and audience high, but both critics and audience loved this.

I watch this everytime there’s a snow storm here. I live in New England so we have rough winters. Snow storm tonight 😊

They sure do string her up at the end. His 1st and final act as Sheriff.

I don't get why this movie isn't up there with Django, and the rest. This is one of my top movies of all time I love the dialog and interaction between characters

It's a feature length character driven, chamber piece, close quarters bottle episode in 70mm. This could be a Broadway production or off Hollywood play in Burbank. It's his most dialogue driven piece since Reservoir Dogs. This movie is the lipman test that separates Tarantino Tourists from true Tarantino heads.

@polyseed12

Жыл бұрын

I couldn't have said it better myself. It has my favorite dialogue out of all his films.

@chiefscheider

Жыл бұрын

lipman test 😄

Jesus Christ, the entire movie was practically a carbon copy of Flying Swords of Dragon Gate, only with guns!

I don't think this was a bad movie, but it was certainly a hard film to watch. I got the DVD through my Netflix subscription, and NOBODY in my home wanted to watch it with me past the first few minutes. My sister and her fiance stayed for maybe ten minutes between then. My wife trailed into the room during the guitar scene, but I was the only person who watched it from beginning to end. Even having watched it, I'm hard-pressed to give it another viewing because the characters are all thoroughly despicable; while the story is engaging, it's not something that cries out for repeat viewing like THE TERMINATOR, THE LAST BOY SCOUT, THE GODFATHER, DEMON KNIGHT, ALIENS, or THE PROPHECY do for me.

@todo5183

Жыл бұрын

It's always cool to hear other people's opinions on things. I was the exact opposite I loved this movie I was glued to my seat the whole time. I saw it twice and now I'm itching to see it a 3rd time.

@sovereigndayyouthkafir3943

Жыл бұрын

@todo5183 I think perhaps I was too negative the first time. The film is beautiful. I really mean that. It's gorgeous. From the bone-chilling snow at the outset to the gruesome bloodshed--even the poison-induced vomiting--it's all captivating. The characters are each compelling in a myriad of ugly (and rarely noble) ways. The motivations are relatively straightforward, so it's a matter of, "how will these people interact, and who will survive?" The film has great bathos and pathos, and even without a protagonist or a hero, it felt cathartic to finish. I was sad none of my family wanted to complete the experience with me.

@molasorrosalom4846

Жыл бұрын

It's a slow burn movie that you can't really show to a party/gathering

I went to see this movie in, then, one of the few big theater left in my city. I don't know if it was because of the color grading or the theater's projection bulb was dim, but my first impression was that the screen didn't looked bright enough. Also, the theater was extra cold from the A/C and not many people in the seats, which kinda added to the experience.

Destroying that expensive and historically prized MARTIN guitar was a CRIME 😒

This is one of my all time favorite movies. Wonderful story. Wonderful dialogue. Maybe it’s just me. I watched this movie on the big tv in my living room late at night in the middle of a snow storm in Tennessee. Smoked out. I felt every sentence and coldness lol. Amazing film.

I absolutely loved the movie! Now that I know there are multiple versions, I'm gonna get me the extended one for sure.

I can’t watch this movie enough!!!!! Love this movie

I liked it. I felt legit cold while watching it in the theatre too, so that says something

One of my favorite QT movies and favorite Westerns of all time. I can't wait until he makes it into a play.

It gets better with each watch. I think it was just so different from Django, which is so much fun. Once I got over that expectation it really grew on me.

This is my favorite of his movies. I have zero issues with this film. What a masterpiece.

How the hell wasnt i subscribed, been watching ages.

It was actually better than Django Unchained and Inglorious Bastards. Which really isn't saying a whole lot.

With all due respect I could not even finish watching this 12 minute clip about the film - you cannot strike gold every time

I remember cutting those rushes from Gunsmoke at film school. 😂😂

I've watched this movie probably 5 times in 2 years. Including the last 2 times as the 4 part extended series on netflix. This is literally right up there with pulp fiction for me. I love this movie!!!!

My favorite movie ever! I can recite all the dialogues to this day.

@10:23 I grew up with that picture above my couch!!!

I can't believe they got to shoot here in Colorado. I know my state is one of the few that will not give tax breaks or incentives to film here in Colorado. That's why most scenes supposed to be shot here are really shot in Vancouver. At least, that's how it used to be.

One of my favourite movies. Maybe my favourite QT movie. That said I "hated" my first viewing. Thought it was slow and hoping it would getting going to the good stuff. Many years later I revisited understanding its pace beforehand made me appreciate and chew up every scene just for the acting. Might go watch it tonight!!

@pgfrank2351

Жыл бұрын

Very similar experience. I kept waiting for the typical "good parts" and found myself getting bored but after watching it I couldn't overcome this feeling of wanting to watch it again and when I did it made me appreciate all the fantastic dialog and really soak in the immersive setting.

Please can somebody tell me the name of the movie clip shown in the time frame of 10:01 to 10:03. It looks comedy film but I just wanna know what's the deal with the two couples handling their businesses together in the same room. It's kinda hilarious if you ask me. So please does anybody knows the name of the movie?

@estamalescroto520

Жыл бұрын

It's a music video called "f#ck me in the a#s cause i love jesus"

@0rion5212

4 ай бұрын

I have the same question man, but nobody is talkin. Did you ever figure it out on your own?

Fun story but when it released here in Mexico it was January in winter so it was extremely cold, and my foot went numb due to some painkillers they had to inject me due to pain I was having, I should have stayed at home that weekend but I needed to see the new Tarantino on the big screen so I round up my friends and we braved the cold weather, i say it was a nice adventure.

The Roadshow version is the only one I have seen and it was fantastic. And yes I still have my program.

Walton Goggins stole this movie to me. The accent they came up with. I’m a big fan now. He’s on a great series on HBO “the mighty Gemstones”

❤this film, Hope QT makes it into a live play

The Hateful Eight is my top 3 favourite QT films. Behind "Pulp Fiction" and "Jackie Brown". Love it.

I got to see it during its roadshow run. It was amazing.

Walton Goggins...It gave me pause so I checked the closed captioning. His name isn't Walter.

This movie rules, maybe not top-tier Tarantino but even his worst movie is better than most people’s best. Everything about this movie ranges from great to incredible

I had no idea that this movie was not all that popular . All of the reviews I saw raved about it. For me , it is one of Tarantino's better works .

I didn’t like this movie at first, but then I fell in love with it after watching it twice. 🥶🥶🥶

I have tried, on more occasions than I care to admit, watching The Hateful Eight. Mind you, I have absolutely no problem or qualms about investing several hours into a film, being something I quite enjoy. But, for some reason or another, I cannot get through this one in particular. I love all of Tarantino's other works, specifically Jackie Brown. This one...I dunno. I'm sure if I forced myself to sit down and get through it, I would find at least a few interesting and/or memorable moments.

@molasorrosalom4846

Жыл бұрын

Trust us, once you get to the middle part, it gets insane.

@bradley163

Жыл бұрын

@@molasorrosalom4846 thanks! My plan is to set aside some time aside to watch this weekend...finally. Haha

I read somewhere that it is coming out on Netflix this year as 4 two hour episodes. i hope that is correct.

The more I see The hateful eight, the more I am a fan of this movie, and if you let me be frank, this film is as underrated as Death Proof, however The hateful eight will gain prestige as time goes by.

The extended version is back on Netflix

DJANGO and Inglorious Basterds get all the glory, this one I think is the superior of those. Imo.

This is actually my 3rd favorite Tarantino movie behind Django and Ingorious.

I love this film but I never got to red rock.

I love Hateful Eight it’s my favourite Tarantino movie. I’ve watched it so many times and never get bored of it. It’s like my Christmas go to movie lol. I love it.

Personally I think its a good film. Much better than that once upon a time in Hollywood. Couldn't stand that one

I love how Kurt Russell smashed the 40K guitar... Seems like something only Geraldo Revera would do...

My favorite movie of his. It's so damn good.

Ennio Morricone took home the Oscar for Best Original Score, after he was nominated 5 times in 30 years

@Lep161

Жыл бұрын

Deservingly

This was a great movie. I recall watching it via download weeks before it came to a theater.

I love this film and all the stories behind it.

This one is actually one of my favourite, if not the favourite Tarantino movie. Because it's so slow and because of its dialogues. Closing the characters in the haberdashery gives the actors a chance to shine. It's Tarantino in a nutshell: just talk, talk, talk.

One of the best Tarantino movies alongside Inglorious Basterds, i've had countless movie nights with friends rewatching this on a winter month, i dont know why its so hated.

I wish I could go back and watch this movie for the first time again.

It was pretty entertaining as always, but the self-parody is a good word to describe my feeling about this one and Django. He can't seem to end them in a non self-conscious way, he seems to think more about ending them in a Tarantino way, with the typical tongue-in-cheek violently happy and cynical tone, rather than writing a good ending that serves the story. The difference is that Django was much more memorable.

HIGHLY UNDERRATED!

I saw this in the roadshow and took my Dad and we had a great time. I love this film

I met the love of my life because of this movie.

Definitely thought this was better than Django and one the most interesting movies made

Was really looking forward to it 70mm, intermission, Morricone, "Roadshow" edition...left the cinema being hugely disappointed. Have not watched it since, but feel it may be time to give it another chance

As much as Id love to work on a QT film. It's shit like how he forced the crew to freeze their asses off in a REFRIGERATED STUDIO for the Interiors! instead of just using a little cgi for the actors breath condensation, that crosses the line from Film Passion to Film Psychopathy.

HELP what's this clip from @2:50 😭 I NEED HELP

I loved it, well I mean I don't know if "love" is the right word; the characters are truly hateful and there's no real lesson to be learned, but esthetically it is just magnificent. Most of all, I don't get how you can call it "forgetable" or "not that memorable", at least if you watched it all the way through. I get it if you say it's not his best work, or that it's too long or not as well written, but forgetable?? The picture of Daisy brutally hangin' by the neck stayed in my head for a week after I first watched this movie in the cinema; or Major Warren's monologue or characters vomiting blood, heads exploding, it's brutal in a way you really don't see often, I don't know how can you forget such a thing, unless if it was too brutal for you so you repressed it into your subconcious.

@Flantomas

7 ай бұрын

This guys video is going to be "wtf happened to Picasso, worst painter in history", and he is going to get a ton of engagement from dishingg out a dogshit take with an annoying forced voice. Thats the market strategy, say dumb stuff to get people clicking.

That’s nuts that it’s his lowest acclaimed film. i had no idea. this is his Unforgiven. his Open Range. It’s nearly perfect for the genre. maybe that’s the problem. it’s too true to the genre and not wacky enough like django or Basterds.