Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight

Is it better then his previous films? Is it going to be good? No spoilers please.

*shrug*

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is Channing Tatum actually in this? I see on a google search he is but IMDB he isnt.

They did a live reading of the script, and that got a ton of positive feedback, but with most films we can't know if it's good until the finished product :/

Of course it'll be good
Nah, on the real though, I trust QT probably more that any other current director to put out quality. With his integrity and perfectionism to keep him in check, I just don't see him falling off. I'll see this one for sure.

Yes, Channing Tatum is in it. He confirmed it himself during his interview on The Howard Stern Show a few days ago, and on Jimmy Kimmel Live a while back.

It seems like his part is a cameo, and will be un-credited.


Here he is on Jimmy Kimmel Live talking about working with Quentin Tarantino on The Hateful Eight:

I cannot wait to see this. I absolutely loved Django even if the ending is notoriously disliked by many.

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New image from the movie featuring Kurt Russell and Samuel Jackson.


The complete article:


http://www.ew.com/article/2015/07/02...e-kurt-russell

How would anyone here know this??

I loved the beggining (the first 20 minutes are among Tarantino's best work) and the last 20 minutes. It's the middle I can't like!

I'll call it now:

This film is going to be amazing. The imagery looks so freaking cool. This is gonna be one badass picture!

Can't wait for the trailer to come out.

Am I the only one who thinks that picture looks completely photoshopped?

New article on the movie where Tarantino calls The Hateful Eight a "funny" western.


http://screenrant.com/hateful-eight-...es-references/


Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino is known for having a dark sense of humor as a storyteller (among other things), and his latest project, The Hateful Eight, won’t be an exception to that rule. One look at the film’s assortment of characters – be it Kurt Russell and his impressive facial hair or Michael Madsen playing a fellow nicknamed “The Cow Puncher” – and it become obvious: the inhabitants and world of this Tarantino movie will no doubt be as colorful as the dialogue in his original screenplay.


Hateful Eight takes place a few years after end of the American Civil War, as eight strangers (?) all wind up stuck in the same Wyoming mountainside establishment, Minnie’s Haberdashery, while they wait for a blizzard to pass by. Madsen has noted that the movie feels like a direct homage to Tarantino’s first directorial effort, Reservoir Dogs (which he also costarred in), in terms of its setup. However, it sounds like Hateful Eight will have a (darkly) comical bent more in line with the filmmaker’s recent work that his breakout film.

Tarantino indicated as much, when he was asked by EW about what to expect from Hateful Eight, in terms of humor:

“I can definitely say that as bleak as our movie is, we are definitely the funniest snow Western ever made. This is funnier than The Great Silence, it’s funnier than Day of the Outlaw… Oh, yeah, funnier than McCabe & Mrs. Miller.”

Django Unchained, Tarantino’s most recent film release (as well as previous foray into the western genre), also contains more than a few instances of bleak humor, so it makes sense for Hateful Eight to be of a similar vein. Cinephiles are well aware that Tarantino’s movies frequently play out as mix tapes of elements (be they visual or otherwise) from retro genre films, but his knack for finding comedy in even the most sadistic of situations is one of the key elements that distinguishes Tarantino’s work from his predecessors’.
On that note, check out the newest Hateful Eight image, featuring John Ruth a.k.a. “The Hangman” (Russell) and Major Marquis Warren a.k.a. “The Bounty Hunter” (Samuel L. Jackson):



Tarantino has spoken before about how old-school TV shows like The Virginian and Bonanza influenced his Hateful Eight script and its And Then There Were None-esque premise. He reiterated that sentiment during his talk with EW:“You wait the whole episode [of ‘The Virginian’ or ‘Bonanza’] to find out, ‘Are they a good guy or are they a bad guy?’. So I thought, ‘What if I did a story that was made up of nothing but those characters?’ So there’s no good guys [in ‘Hateful Eight’]. There’s no Little Joe.”Rounding out the Hateful Eight cast are such familiar Tarantino collaborators as Tim Roth, Walton Goggins, Bruce Dern, and Zoë Bell. New addition to the Tarantino-verse include Jennifer Jason Leigh (Margot at the Wedding, The Spectacular Now), Demián Bichir (The Bridge, The Heat), and Channing Tatum (Magic Mike XXL).
The Hateful Eight opens in 70 mm theaters on December 25th, 2015. It begins a regular theatrical release in the U.S. on January 8th, 2016.

I like how the only credit they give Tatum is for Magic Mike XXL

I am definitely excited to see this though. Haven't been disappointed by a QT movie before, hope I don't have to start now.

Django was great! I hope that this one will be great as django and even more.

The new movie poster!

"No one comes up here without a damn good reason"

That has to be one of the best posters I've seen in a while

Definitely worth a watch for Tarantino fans:



So if I'm understanding this correctly, there's only going to be the original score by Ennio Morricone in this film, music-wise, right? That would be very refreshing and welcome for a Tarantino film, in my opinion.

Looking back, I think the scenes with blatant modern music are the ones that generally work the least in Django Unchained (which is a film that I still liked very much overall). Atmospheric and unambiguous use of music is ultimately the way to go with westerns, I think, especially if you want to give them a timeless feeling (which is almost a necessity if you want to take the genre somewhat seriously, in my opinion).

I'm having really high hopes for The Hateful Eight!

Nah, he should have had Lil Wayne do the score.