Plot
In post-Civil War Wyoming, bounty hunters try to find shelter during a blizzard but get involved in a plot of betrayal and deception. Will they survive?
Release Year: 2015
Rating: 8.5/10 (6,833 voted)
Critic's Score: 83/100
Director: Quentin Tarantino
Stars: Jennifer Jason Leigh, Kurt Russell, Channing Tatum
Storyline
A blizzard forces bounty hunter, John Ruth, who is taking accused murderer Daisy Domergue to Red Rock for trial. Accompanying him are two bounty hunters they met on their way, and who are also in search of shelter--a stagecoach stop. The station is inhabited by four men. All have their own secrets that are revealed in a tense scenario where their moral fiber is put to the test in a plot of betrayal and gamesmanship, the prize being their very survival.
Cast: Jennifer Jason Leigh -
Daisy Domergue
Kurt Russell -
John Ruth
Channing Tatum -
Jody
Samuel L. Jackson -
Major Marquis Warren
Walton Goggins -
Sheriff Chris Mannix
Zoë Bell -
Six-Horse Judy
Tim Roth -
Oswaldo Mobray
Bruce Dern -
General Sandy Smithers
Michael Madsen -
Joe Gage
Demian Bichir -
Bob
Dana Gourrier -
Minnie
Lee Horsley -
Ed
James Parks -
O.B Jackson
Craig Stark -
Chester Charles Smithers
Belinda Owino -
Gemma
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Rating: 10/10
Well...If you're the type of person that zones out during nowadays
action scenes and is always hoping for strong dialogue, unexpected
twists and some dark humor that is.
But still, this movie will give you powder-keg confrontations that will
even grasp anyone's attention. And yes the movie absolutely delivers on
the sheer moment-to-moment pleasures fans have come to expect, combined
with dynamite dialogue . Armed with vicious humor and an intense story,
Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight is as brutal in its insights into
race relations and human nature as it is in its depiction of violence
in the old West.
I'm starting to doubt if Pulp Fiction is still his best movie to date.
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