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Old 08-12-2015, 11:49 AM  
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The Hateful Eight

Yeah, yeah I know it's also marketed as "The H8teful Eight", but that's dumb.

Anyway...trailer!

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Old 05-02-2016, 10:49 PM   #151
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The fact that Tim Roth's part was so very obviously written for Christoph Waltz was distracting (and if it wasn't written for Waltz, Roth shouldn't have spent the whole movie doing a poor imitation of him).
Wait, that wasn't Christoph Waltz?
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Old 05-03-2016, 08:24 AM   #152
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Wait, that wasn't Christoph Waltz?
Nope, just Tim Roth doing a Waltz impression.

You know how everyone that does a George H.W. Bush impression is actually doing Dana Carvey doing a Bush impression? Walken impressions are the same way; people doing impressions of Jay Mohr as Chrisopher Walken.

That's pretty much what Roth did throughout that movie; an impression of a Christoph Waltz impression. It took me out of the movie at times.

Even Michael Madsen seemed to just be playing Michael Madsen in a farmer's costume.

Goggins and Dern were the only two people who impressed in that movie, IMO. Russell and Jackson were just trying to one-up each other to see who could chew the most scenery and everyone else was just largely forgettable apart from Tatum's relatively brief cameo.

Most great Tarantino movie's have a standout performance that really elevates them. Djano - Waltz; Basterds - Fasbender and Pitt; Pulp Fiction - Jackson (nod to Rames and Willis); Reservoir Dogs - Keitel. Kill Bill was such an ensemble that it's harder to identify one but I thought Lui and Carradine were both amazing and the story was incredibly strong.

True Romance used its characters very much like Hateful Eight did; more characters, less emphasis on a lot of them, but it did a better job of it. Walken, Hopper and Oldman made that movie from ancillary roles, IMO.

I just didn't feel that way about this one. Maybe another viewing would change my mind but I just wasn't terribly impressed.
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Old 05-03-2016, 08:33 AM   #153
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Saw it in 70MM and it was fantastic. The Cinematography was off the charts. It was a little more loose with the dialog than usual for Taratanio.
The 70MM experience was fantastic. Absolutely loved it, glad I was lucky enough to have a showing nearby. I'm not sure if that is why I have a higher opinion of the movie than most, ill try the Blu Ray again soon to see if it lowers my opinion at all, one of the things about Tarantino Movies is the re watch power.
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Old 05-03-2016, 04:31 PM   #154
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one of the things about Tarantino Movies is the re watch power.
This is so true.

Everytime i re-watch one of his movies, i find something new to enjoy.
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Nope, just Tim Roth doing a Waltz impression.

You know how everyone that does a George H.W. Bush impression is actually doing Dana Carvey doing a Bush impression? Walken impressions are the same way; people doing impressions of Jay Mohr as Chrisopher Walken.

That's pretty much what Roth did throughout that movie; an impression of a Christoph Waltz impression. It took me out of the movie at times.

Even Michael Madsen seemed to just be playing Michael Madsen in a farmer's costume.
I heard he was scheduled to play the part. Then the script went public. Tarantino canceled the project. Waltz took the Bond villain role. Already filming Bond so it was too late once Tarantino decided to make the movie. Who knows if its true or not?
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This is so true.

Everytime i re-watch one of his movies, i find something new to enjoy.
Totally agree. Re-watched Hateful Eight last month a flight to KC. Round 3 upcoming next week on a Florida flight.
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I just watched it last night. I had no idea that was not Waltz. Just thought he was phoning it in on this one.

If the haberdashery owner didn't like Hispanics, why was she so nice to him?
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Old 05-04-2016, 09:28 AM   #158
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I just watched it last night. I had no idea that was not Waltz. Just thought he was phoning it in on this one.

If the haberdashery owner didn't like Hispanics, why was she so nice to him?
See what I mean?

Now imagine you recognized Tim Roth from the start (because I'm a Reservoir Dogs fan). Wouldn't that be both distracting and annoying?
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I seriously don't know how anyone doesn't recognize that that's Roth, or how you'd confuse him with Waltz.
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Old 05-05-2016, 11:45 AM   #160
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I seriously don't know how anyone doesn't recognize that that's Roth, or how you'd confuse him with Waltz.
granted I watched while I was doing some other things, but I assumed it was Waltz too. The clip below I can now tell it isn't him, but agree its as though it's an impersonation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjXHOCbj0yU
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