I can't wait for it to come out as well. The book is brilliant and I trust Scorcese to do well with it.

I agree the book was fantastic. Scorcese always does well with violent portrayals and has a good vision for narratives.

aw man its scorcese?

The movie is just going to be like all his other movies :-/

Watched The Revanent today and I just have to say that surviving sucks. Great film, I especially loved the camerawork.

^ Tried to see it Xmas day but for some reason doesn't come out until jan 8th here. Kinda bummed.

Sicario. Great great flick. Incredible acting. All of the leads are killer but Benicio steals almost every scene he's in. The cinematography will likely get an Oscar nod.

hateful 8

has some okay dialogue but overall not on par with quentin's other works. It seems like the film was in response to the terrific response to the dialogue scenes of inglorious bastards, as such the film was pitched as a marathon of such scenes. This results in an unambitious plot and less inspired characters.

Still worth watching, but not very memorable. Put it along foxy brown or w/e that film was called.

Jackie Brown is one of Tarantino's best.

Hateful Eight was definitley his weakest film since Death Proof, though. I enjoyed it a lot, but there were a lot of obvious flaws. I thought that the first half was a little weak and uninspired, and some of the dialogue felt like someone trying to write dialogue like QT rather than dialogue actually by him, but it picked up in the second half once moods started dieing imo. The cinematography was nice, and it kept me riveted over its lengthy run time. One thing that in particular felt off was the editing. There are points when the edit is actually exceptionally bad and amateur and lazy in a totally bad way. It seems like this film is really hurting for want of Tarantino's old editor Sally Menke, RIP.

Still, though, this film draws inspiration from a lot of my favourite spaghettis (especially Cut Throats Nine and The Great Silence) and other films that I love (The Thing) and it does it in a way that, in my opinion goes over really well. It's a movie that I liked, and one I look forward to seeing in theatres.

Yeah, Chivo did a great job shooting it. Almost guarenteed himself the third oscar in a row as far as I'm concerned. Film film I've seen on Arri's Alexa 65, and I'm now totally oogling the hell out of that camera. I love the look of celluloid film, but this is not only among the greatest achievements of digital cinema, it is one of the few films that could not have been shot any other way. I'm not sure that some of the complex camera moves here could have been pulled off any other way. Plus, the cold, sharp, clinical look of video really lends itself to the tone of the film.

Great movie all around. Probably my favourite that I've seen in 2015.

So freaking cool. Can't wait to see the latest flick.

https://scontent.fsan1-1.fna.fbcdn.n...12&oe=570DF1C5

Look at that ****ing ashtray. Hell yeah.