Half in the Bag Episode 101: The Hateful Eight and The Ridiculous 6 (sort of)

[@videogamedunkey]

Mike hit it right on the head. First two acts were great, but the third was disappointing and should have been the best part of whole thing. Also, agree with Jay on Jackie Brown, definitely one of his best movies.

[@MrDylan9023]

Oh my god it's the real Larry the cable guy!

[@kevinb1317]

More like moviedunky! Amirite?

[@buzzooie17]

+MrDylan9023 That's Carlton Bankz from fresh prince of bel air you idiot

[@shooterb0y23]

+videogamedunkey RLM is the place all of my fave youtubers get their movie reviews from apparently.

[@donavanman]

+videogamedunkey and dunkey out of left field. I guess they do all watch these guys

[@z-beeblebrox]

Yeah, you know why Ridiculous Six got "watched" so much on Netflix? Because in the first week it was out, if you finished watching literally anything else, that movie would be the next recommended thing and if you waited too long it would autoplay unless you changed the fault behavior of your Netflix app. Since most people don't...well there you go.

[@dsriggs]

+z beeblebrox Literally, the Care Boars Save Christmas of Netflix

[@LoneWanderer181]

+z beeblebrox In addition, its automatically on everyone's recommended list -_-

[@Dreadmantisthe2nd]

+z beeblebrox This is exactly what happened to my mom. I confronted her when I saw it in the history because I didn't want to believe she actually watched it. Thankfully it was just autoplay trickery.

[@Dreadmantisthe2nd]

+z beeblebrox This is exactly what happened to my mom. I confronted her when I saw it in the history because I didn't want to believe she actually watched it. Thankfully it was just autoplay trickery.

[@SANDVlCH]

+z beeblebrox the views aren't the important part with these things, it's always the ratings vs the viewcount.

[@iksarmada7197]

I think the reason why Adam Sandler's movies suck is because he's on auto pilot, like in Click. He's body is in here with us,but his mind is somewhere else with Christopher Walken.

[@spartanxmonster]

Jay 24:40 Elijah Wood asked that same question on set of the lord of the rings. when he asked about where a light source would be in a cave at night with no fire, the crew member said "from the same place the music is coming from"

[@adammusleh5992]

@@michaelccozens that's the joke

[@adammusleh5992]

@@michaelccozens How the guy responded. It's rude but it's nothing to get mad at.

[@Phoenix_of_Sun]

@@michaelccozens but doesn't that crew members response give the answer? He's saying its the same as the music, the character has no perception of it.

[@ionlymadethistoleavecoment1723]

It was just a small comment to be funny.

[@Reggie1408]

@@michaelccozens PhoenixofSun is right. It just means that the light is non-diegetic. Just like the music.

[@PaleoSteno]

17:24 "Because it's SO much FUN, JAN!" That's my favorite Tarantino quote.

[@serge155]

I always loved the line "well if this is it, old boy, I hope you don’t mind if I go out speaking the King’s."

[@wedgewoodproductions7383]

+PaleoSteno "GET IT!!" :D

[@lyuser]

+PaleoSteno doesnt she remind you of the fat witch in howl's moving castle XD

[@2x4noah]

Hi Paleo.

[@NewChannelsFTL]

+PaleoSteno "Are you really gonna make a deal with that diabolical biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitch?"

[@bookman85]

The older Adam Sandler gets, the funnier he used to be.

[@andresantosloureiro]

haha!

[@geraldgeraffe2209]

Was he ever funny?

[@edwardhernandez6668]

Lol ,😂

[@Pumpkin_Fart]

Everyone is in love with Hidden Gems because he acts like an adult...and he's old AF now.

[@ETAFan]

Gerald Geraffe Happy Gilmore was pretty good for a Sandler movie. That’s about it.

[@bryanchu5379]

Jay complaining about the projection being a hair out of focus while he himself is a hair out of focus is comedy gold

[@frankmerker630]

I blame Rich Evans

[@Seth_M-T]

@@frankmerker630 That fffffffffucker.

[@SnoopyReads]

They must go to the worst theater in the country, they're always bitching about the technical aspects of the presentation. I can't remember the last time I had an issue at a movie theater

[@dr4d1s]

​​@@SnoopyReadsThey do live in Wisconsin. As someone who lives in Michigan, it's hard out here in the Midwest.

[@schmitshow209]

Their joke about Adam Sandler’s next film being an island resort adventure was just a prediction of The Wrong Missy

[@cinema_coyote]

The next movie was The Do Over. They were 100% correct in the prediction

[@ShootStyleZombie]

WAIT, how is Jay able to see Hateful 8 in 70 mm when he's stuck in cabin up in the mountain that hack fraud?

[@MegaFat1]

+CatOnDrugs That iPad Mini is surprisingly robust with features. I bought several.

[@spencerjames3551]

The cabin they are in is actually the one that is used in the film.

[@DriscolDevil]

a real artist would say to hell with the reviews and show these two slowly starving to death and murdering each other in a paranoid breakdown.

[@paavokokko]

+ShootStyleZombie Kris Kringle had his child workers kidnap a projectionist.

[@JamesEmery6]

+MegaFat1 stop advertising for Apple you hack fraud!

[@Dog-999i]

I have a theory that Adam Sandler saw A Millions Ways to Die in the West and said to himself "I bet I could make this worse!"

[@jopvos9242]

Spanishdog17 but hey that's just a theory

[@55meds]

The Sandler western has Harvey Keitel and Steve Buscemi The Tarantino western has Channing Tatum wtf?

[@amilyester]

Sandler Western made me throw up a bit

[@E-Chap]

@Stephen Murphy And then Uncut Gems happened.

[@E-Chap]

@Stephen Murphy I agree. He completely becomes his character. Halfway through you forget it's even Sandler. Fantastic movie and performance!

[@Grogeous_Maximus]

@@E-Chap And then Hubie Halloween happened...

[@evergreenrider]

@@Grogeous_Maximus yo, you take that back. Hubie is basically Shrek 2

[@MarkKlingman]

Seth MacFarlane made a western so he could make out with Charlize Theron. Adam Sandler made a western so he could make David Spade's boat payment.

[@VenEm]

Rofl

[@Horatio787]

+Mark Klingman All I heard when A Millions Ways to Die in The West came out was how awful it was. Now, I've heard someone say they'd watch it ten times over before rewatching The Ridiculous 6.

[@Horatio787]

CircleOfSorrow Well at least some good came out of it. The Ridiculous Six is without that.

[@Furion1971]

+Mark Klingman almost thought you were gonna say so he could make out with spade.

[@65willb]

Seth made the orville for the same reason, to make out with Charlize Theron. I think it was the 4th or 5th episode.

[@HugoDuchovny]

I learned the definition of Style from Mike today. "doing something good, and making it look effortless".

[@NealX]

Most directors use filmmaking to extensively tell a story... Tarantino uses a story to extensively tell filmmaking?

[@meatrace]

+Neal X Filmmaking Tarantino's make to extensively film a tellmaking.

[@chreberle]

+Neal X interesting point. But maybe that's why I like Tarantino movies so much... even when the stories are sometimes not too good, too much pointless dialogues etc.

[@Ep33n]

+Christian Eberle A lot of his best stuff is the pointless dialogue, like the part in reservoir dogs when they sit and talk about like a virgin. Or like in death proof when anyone says anything the entire movie, only exposition comes from the cops in the hospital after the first incident.

[@chreberle]

+Aaron Patterson yes, yes, that's right of course. Looks like, Tarantino just uses all of his movie-characters to express his countless, nerdy opinions ... similar to Kevin Smith in a way.

[@Tamacat388]

+Christian Eberle Yeah, the only time this bothered me was in Inglorious Baterds though. Every single scene was twice as long as it needed to be.

[@sirkowski]

Ridiculous 6 might be Netflix's most watched movie, but it doesn't say if people watched the whole thing.

[@shonnh1]

+sirkowski Rekt

[@FlesHBoX]

+sirkowski I wonder how many people started it and then said "Oh, it's an Adam Sandler movie? Skip!"

[@dannyflynn5681]

I think I was the only person alive who thought it was a good movie, a solid comedy western and a great parody of the 'genre'

[@ThePhantom4516]

+Garthbrooks no1 yep!

[@JukaDominator]

+Garthbrooks no1 Somebody has never seem Blazing Saddles.

[@dyveira]

In Tarantino's defense, a lot of the people he freaks out on in these interviews ask some really stupid fucking questions and basically try to harass him into answering them.

[@harrisongoertz1346]

Red letter media reviewing Adam Sandler movies should tour arenas across the country. I'd pay to see it.... like a lot of money at least $3.00.

[@CapsLock959]

+Harrison Goertz I'd buy that for a dollar

[@bellenderjones7965]

+Harrison Goertz More like about Three fiddy.

[@ErraticConduct]

@@eleSDSU nothing. They make millions on their Netflix. They're not gonna degrade themselves for 3 measly dollars

[@Snowspader]

Caution: First 3 rows may get beer bottles smashed on them

[@CrazyBanana510]

"There's no character that's likable in this film." > forgets about O.B. :(

[@MrFullMetalEdward]

All he wanted was his $350 and to go on a booze binge goddangit 🙁

[@coreysierchio4650]

Everyone forgets about O.B. That's why he kicked in the door by himself.

[@Drewbie176]

O.B.? O Bama?

[@7Jstamper]

That’s why he’s not part of the 8

[@station7thedoor]

O. B. Juan Kenobi

[@170AndBeyond]

I know this is 7 years later, but I finally got around to watching the full Hateful 8. It was a lot better than I expected and I'm ashamed my past self didn't give it a chance. I will say, I think some of the comedy in the violence at the end is because most of it happens so suddenly/out of nowhere.

[@dash4800]

I am amazed at how perfectly Sandlers career is following his character from Funny People. It's like he did that movie and got inspired by it.

[@DAZQS40]

I could honestly listen to Mike and Jay crack on Adam Sandlar movies all day.

[@notreallyablessing7536]

Tarrantino has that power to make you want to know more about basically every single character. And because you care about the characters, you care what's happening. The stuff you see means something to you. It's not braindead cgi or whatever. It's magic! That immersion is a priceless asset to your movie-going experience.

[@tmark66]

I thought Walton Goggins was also extremely great in this movie. Pretty much every scene he was in he stole. And if you are stealing a scene from a Samuel L. Jackson who is totally channeling Pulp Fiction in several scenes, that is a huge accomplishment.

[@Klopp619]

Completely agreed, considering what Meryl Streep gets nominated for doing (Nothing in THE POST), Goggins deserved a supporting actor nod for this. He's fucking awesome.

[@macdallanzero2145]

Goggins is good in everything. Period.

[@AbbaZabbaMan]

I thought he stuck out like a sore thumb and not in a good way, among the other actors. I thought he was way over the top and borderline bad. He was there to serve exposition almost every scene he had.

[@davecarlson505]

Walton Goggins pretty much steals every scene of everything he's in.

[@geoffelder2236]

tmark 66 I couldn't agree with you more, on Goggins, but why the hell didn't Jennifer Jason Leigh didn't win Best Supporting Actress? I've seen the other performances by three of the four of her fellow nominees, but they weren't as good as hers, and I've never seen the winner Alicia Vikander from "The Danish Girl", but there is NO way her performance is as solid as Jennifer's!

[@Gggmanlives]

Tarantino is so based, I really do respect how he just does whatever the fuck he wants and the whole "it's just a movie" defense is 100% valid in regards to the violence.

[@GuyOnAChair]

Agreed.

[@djangofett4879]

yeah but hateful eight was an absolute pile of dog crap...

[@betohatch8203]

@@djangofett4879 not enough sing along a and fancy colors for you? Have you tried cartoons?

[@kekkitykek1471]

@@djangofett4879 django "I know Tarantino I saw Pulp Fiction" fett

[@donpayne3244]

@@djangofett4879 your opinion is worse

[@Thousands-of-Angry-Ghosts]

I only watch these dumb reviews for the excellent plot. Hope Mike and Jay make it down the mountain.

[@187umSpaceG]

remember when the plinkett house was stuck on the side of a cliff and then it got stuck underwater and then it got stuck in the sky and then it got stuck on mt. everest what will they think of next?!

[@cowpercoles1194]

+TV's Rob Stuck in a Haberdashery in Wyoming?

[@TheTexasDice]

+No-Time Tolouse They kind of still are.

[@Sage920]

Stuck in Milwaukee.

[@Kurdtzdopelgangr]

it flew over the chicago bears tower too

[@youfoolwarrenisdead6400]

IN SPAAAAACE!!!

[@lllorez]

I agree with Jay, this is Quentin's strongest movie visually. First time I felt like the visual aesthetics were stronger than the dialogue or characters

[@shonuff0330]

When the Hateful Eight and Ridiculous 6 came out, all I could think of was Futurama's film, The Magnificent Three

[@JonathanExley]

The premise of one location 95% of the time and using the characters and storytelling to drive it was also used by Tarantino again in another one, quite possible and arguably one of his best films, Reservoir Dogs. Amazing Director/Producer.

[@DDBurnett1]

I REALLY wish I had known about this film when it was out last year. It played in Portland, Oregon, where I live, in 70 mm at the Hollywood Theatre, where Quentin Tarantino himself showed up.

[@NotAFakeName1]

if Adam Sandler were in a coma, he's probably be funnier.

[@ksdajkfahgdkhsdag]

Your English is about a good as an Adam Sandler movie.

[@ThePrisma90]

I've been marathoning these guys all day! What a pleasant surprise.

[@nedschneebly5424]

Coming back to this after Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is funny hearing Mike says he is kind of tired of Tarantino movies ending in horrific violence

[@daevyd100]

i enjoy these discussions more than most movies nowadays. thanks for making them!!

[@adamniagara2108]

Kill Bill Vol. 2 doesn't end with horrific violence. It ends with a battle of words and a quick five-point-exploding-heart-technique! My favorite Tarantino film!

[@djangofett4879]

kill Bill part 2 is Tarantino's second worst movie behind hateful eight

[@whoacarh]

@@djangofett4879 That means you liked Death Proof more than Hateful Eight AND Kill Bill Vol. 2. What. Are. You? You're a monster! haha

[@AndI0td763]

Kill Bill Vol. 2 is a masterpiece. Death Proof I didn’t care for. Hateful Eight is good but not on the level of Pulp Fiction or Jackie Brown.

[@knowthycell]

I’m actually disappointed in Mike’s assessment of Tarantino. He sounds like such a douche, wishing something upon Tarantino for Quinten’s sake.

[@yeahey5947]

death proof is pretty good.

[@lonoldsun5523]

and when they killed that irreplaceable martin guitar. truly horrible.

[@noirceur_]

Even though it was the real Martin guitar it isn't irreplaceable by any means. There are actually a few of the exact same models for sale online from reputable dealers. They are expensive for sure but in the grand scheme of a typical movie budget it really wasn't that big of a deal.

[@DreamfactoryZero]

@@noirceur_ That's kind of like saying "No big deal that we destroy this Da Vinci painting. There's still plenty of them around."

[@DreamfactoryZero]

@@kgpspyguy Ok, dumbass. Keep playing video games and watching Tik Tok videos. It's obvious you're not getting any smarter.

[@sloganwade4994]

I love how they accurately predicted that Sandler's next movie would film in a tropical location. Lol.

[@dtanobo]

It's not hard to predict when he does it all the time lmao

[@leo8273]

To back up Mike's Theory that everything is in sync with the ranks of chess is that a chessboard is 8x8

[@mr.nimbus537]

He's direct to netflix....He's not my problem anymore. Best description of any Adam Sandler movie over the last 20 years.

[@wedgewoodproductions7383]

Somebody should make a parody trailer of the Hateful 8 and Magnificent 7 teaming up to kill the Ridiculous 6. Call it "The Hatefully Magnificent 15 Kill The Ridiculous 6."

[@aleiferthenorthman7935]

shooting a 'hui clo' film, a film that takes place in one location is one of the hardest things to pull...like the first saw....the dialogue or the plot and the tension have to be perfect not to bore your audience

[@MnemonicMedia]

It's funny how Jay mentioned Jackie Brown as his favorite Tarantino film as it was not written by Quentin. It was actually based off the novel Rum Punch. Which is why it didn't have the basic Tarantino formula where everyone dies at the end.

[@sobbyhasselhoff]

Explain how that's funny? You basically just wanted to let everyone know, That you knew the movie was based on a book.

[@idontcare9672]

@@sobbyhasselhoff two things 1: this comment is a year old 2: it's funny because the best Tarantino film is not technically by Tarantino, it's called irony

[@sobbyhasselhoff]

@@idontcare9672 You literally say "it's funny because..." give your reason then state "it's called irony". Obviously it's ironic not funny then. Funny is when someome is being condescending and makes a complete prick out of themselves and doesn't even know what the definition of funny is 😂

[@claraabello8182]

@@sobbyhasselhoffFun is subjective. Irony can very well be funny. Stop making a fool of yourself by trying to look smart. You obviously aren't.

[@maxhollenbeck9074]

The Siskel and Ebert of our times.

[@geoffkelly262]

Only they make their own movies and they don't want to strangle each other.

[@DonkeyBoyVids]

@@geoffkelly262 *as far as we know!

[@Nightstalker314]

This episode seemed so effortlessly done.

[@Chris_Wynn]

I think the hacks bought a new camera or something, the video quality looks a lot better!

[@Chris_Wynn]

+maxinator317 Ah, I see.

[@BarkleyBCooltimes]

+Chris Wynn Its their Disney money after they gave SW:TFW a glowing review.

[@satanvenit]

+Chris Wynn The video took 12 years to render

[@stinglater]

+Chris Wynn Disney Bucks.

[@Vendil402]

+Chris Wynn They spent all our Patreon money on Star Wars toys.

[@payableondeath7]

Best of the Worst: Adam Sandler films of the last decade

[@payableondeath7]

First ever "all movies destroyed" edition!

[@payableondeath7]

***** I'm going to need to see your Movie Police badge and inspect it's authenticity before I believe you on whether or not comedies can be "so bad it's good", officer

[@payableondeath7]

***** You're asking for my opinion, so even though I already know you're going to disagree with it, because this is the internet, here are some comedies that I think are "so-bad-it's-good": Date Movie, The Three Stooges (the newest one, mostly because of out-dated references), The Love Guru, Blades of Glory, Bubble Boy, just off the top of my head. Also just want to point out that there have been episodes where everything they watched was dogshit terrible and still bothered to pick the best of the worst, so it's not like an all-Sandler episode, where they know it'll be awful, is out of the realm of possibility.

[@ravenkliff]

where's the Ishtar review damn it

[@thedudeguy1540]

3234423 AND!!!

[@Mojo__]

+thedudeguy15 THESE MEN ARE PAWWWWNZ!

[@MohdTaufiq91]

+thedudeguy15 THESE MEN ARE PAWNS!!!!!!!!

[@thedudeguy1540]

+Mohamad Taufiq Morshidi They were just a couple of songwriters, who came to Ishtar, to break out into showbusiness.

[@skittleenjoyer7]

Now the Star Wars holiday special... Was a great idea

[@adoredpariah]

On the topic of Tarantino's memorable scenes, I like when it comes through naturally due to the story and framing and not from things like saying/doing shocking things that are hard to erase from your memory. For example, the music sting and extreme close ups from Kill Bill in the first encounter, versus the "Sucked on my warm black dingus!" scene. Both get stuck in your hippocampus, one is for a good reason, the other is in a bad way.

[@simonkane]

"I loved it. It was everything I hoped it would be." Did Mike know he's being quoted? I love that quote.

[@station7thedoor]

The Hateful 8 is a movie I thought was pretty good the first time I saw it, and then every time I watched it again, I liked it more and more. At this point, it might be my second-favorite Tarantino film (just behind Inglorious Basterds). Goggins's "No deal," has gotta be my favorite moment in the movie.

[@ohnosarmy]

The reason that the protectionist was so poor is because those of us that know how to work with film are becoming more and more rare. It's a dying trade. I've lost 3 projectist jobs because of the theaters going digital. Now it's either timed, with no need for much interaction from staff or the manager can just go up and press a button. I put a lot of time, hope and energy into that trade and it breaks my heart that I can't do it. Any theater still using film doesn't need me because the protectionist there is white-knuckle holding onto their job as long as they can (-_-')

[@johnhermanson5249]

We were able to see the 70mm presentation and treated it like a very special occasion. We loved it! Though a home screen is never as good, this is why I buy bluray discs.

[@SeaTac411]

25:03 Jay, please don't tell me that you don't know who Robert Richardson is because that is his lighting trademark and not Tarantino's. It's in all of Scorsese's films since Casino and in all of Oliver Stone's early films. Richardson also does not get enough credit for helping Tarantino become a much better visual director post Jackie Brown.

[@SeaTac411]

Karl Karlos In which movie, Pulp Fiction?

[@jazztom86]

+Sean McDougall in one episode of Best of the Worst I think they both admit to be terrible at lighting. So, it is plausible that they don't know the guy.

[@SeaTac411]

+jazztom86 Well then they have a worst self esteem then I do because I remember their Evil Dead review and the lighting in that was fantastic.

[@Adammonroemusic]

+Sean McDougall I was watching Casino last night, that movie is SPOTLIGHT CITY.

[@CarlSlime]

Who cares tho No one was saying it was original or bringing up why it's there he just said he doesn't like it This comment is literally completely irrelevant to the point he brought up.

[@dianapevtsov]

The baseball genesis scene in THE RIDICULOUS 6 may have its true origin mentioned in the Dana Carvey interview episode of Marc Maron's WTF podcast at the 1:20:06 mark, while Dana's explaining that Conan and/or Bob Odenkirk and Dana himself were writing a comedy western vehicle for Carvey and Jon Lovitz. Dana Carvey mentions one of the details was "and baseball hadn't been invented." Which supports Jay's theory that the scene was a piece of material from something else that stands out in THE RIDICULOUS 6 as being more inspired than anything else in the movie. (Sorry if someone else has already mentioned this.)

[@PIOQWERTY]

The budget comparison made me hate The Ridiculous Six even more, if that's possible.

[@futonrevolution7671]

How does knowing that it's less than 75% of the budget Sandler usually gets make you feel?

[@johng5873]

38:19 You guys called it. The Do-Over, on Netflix, takes place in Rio and Florida. The Rio stuff is a hideout/tropical mansion. Lots of partying, drinking, and palm trees.

[@crunchtheamazing9105]

Mike and Jay: The Tipsy Two

[@mr.jwashere7549]

“I’ve always wanted a centerfold of Tim Roth” idk why but I died of laughter at that😂

[@Dramz93]

Jays stache is borderline experimental

[@zemtherad]

Did you guys notice all of the heavy The Thing referencing? The stagecoach driver. Ennio Morricone's score, which included songs originally intended for The Thing. Daisy and her influence stands in for the Thing creature. It's kind of like if Tarantino remade The Thing in a way where it could be performed on stage.

[@andersonprimer]

Definitely. + Kurt Russell

[@A0Refrigerator]

Adam Sandler's life is the story of how a man who doesn't want to be in movies but is forced to keep making them.

[@garyoldman9172]

This video is so meaningful now. After watching "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" i can tell (spoiler alert) that Tarantino is not taking notes of Mike's criticism.

[@rain6353]

Love it. Barely can hear Mike as he says "Don't forget to turn the mic off" *fumbles with his own before putting it down while still on* Beautiful.

[@Caucasian60]

Since the beginning of KZbin I have never subscribed to any channel ever, but after watching Mr. Plinkett and your Jack and Jill review that changes today! Thank you!

[@sadman7021]

I just saw the 4 hour special edition of hateful eight on netflix and I still thought it was too short

[@djangofett4879]

wow... sucks to be you

[@clayicus]

Once again Mike's complaint boils down to "I didnt like the movie because it wasnt the movie I would have made". Tiresome.

[@Crimsonjett]

100+ episodes and Mr.Plinkett is no closer to watching his beloved Night Court tapes. Single tear.

[@TimChuma]

I did get to see it on a proper 70mm screen with the Panavision lenses used originally to project Ben Hur. Was 1100 people at that screening.

[@scottjohnson388]

Jay just .. kind of! ... killed me with his "I don't know what that means " to Mike's Spotlight reference.

[@roarshach13]

I didn't notice the spotlights IN the Haberdashery. But there's one shot outside that shows the raging blizzard where you can see a halo of light around the building as if a giant light is shining behind it. It's a neat shot but...where the hell is that light supposed to be coming from?

[@judsongaiden9878]

14:18 Thank you for saying "goad" and not "goat." 27:39 He's aiming right-handed with his left eye. If he's left-eye dominant, he should shoot left-handed. 34:20 Abner Doubleday was a Theosophist (and possibly also a Freemason, most likely of the Royal Arch). 34:39 Baseball was designed to be an esoteric ritual. 38:17 How about an island resort zombie movie? Only it's filmed in the style of Lucio Fulci.

[@NickTerraTV]

I was secretly hoping they would do these two movies on the next episode. You guys read my mind.

[@benjaminbarks2245]

I thought that Walton Goggins character (sheriff) was a "good guy" when I thought about it.

[@michaelbugner7011]

How did I miss this? I love both of these movies for very different reasons.

[@wkr64691]

I thought The Hateful Eight was Tarantino's best movie since Kill Bill 2. This was partially because the premise and setting were well-suited to his love of stretching out scenes as much as he possibly can, but nonetheless he did a spectacular job of building the paranoia and tension and setting everything off in the right way and at the right moment.

[@jayorman4272]

Can we get a ReView of the six part mini series version?

[@MagillSvenski]

The two main characters in The Hateful Eight were the Samuel L Jackson (Major Warren) and Walton Goggins (Chris Manix) characters. Tarantino's best film in years.

[@stevenmoens8047]

Wait a minute, mr. Plinkett’s house is on a mountain slope but the furniture inside doesn’t slide to one side? That bottle on the table doesn’t fall over? Doesn’t gravity exist in this universe? It’s really hard to suspend my disbelief in these conditions ;)

[@roguetwo5903]

Hateful 8 is the appetizer and Adam Sandler's latest bowel movement is the main course.

[@object764]

I really like the first 2 acts the opening is like a western Xmas film. Wandering pilgrims in the cold finding warmth and the bonhomie it creates.

[@RxYouth]

Its not often I see a word I dont think I've ever seen or heard before but bonhomie is definitely one of them.

[@gloryon5609]

38:16 actual plot for the next Sandler movie for netflix Murder Mystery (2019): "A New York cop and his wife go on a European vacation...." God damn prophets

[@Schensue]

I got a pretty strong murder mystery vibe à la Agatha Christie from The Hateful Eight: the claustrophobic setting, the cliché roles and hidden identities, and the mystery solving scenes really reminded me of something along that line.

[@zartl10]

I loved how The Hateful 8 seemed like a blend of Reservoir Dogs with The Thing. I can see why some people could be bored by it, but I really don't see how people can be bored by it.

[@TheLaserbologna]

I felt the single location and ultra wide frame gave the film a unique stage play feeling.

[@originalname6349]

I love how so far removed Steve Buscemi is from Tarantino movies now that Mike and Jay don't even make that connection like they did with Harvey Keitel.

[@Trendyflute]

Buscemi is much more of a Coen regular. Also did you hear firefighters 9/11 good guy new york city? Because yeah!

[@setlik3gaming80]

Jay, The nonlinear concept had me trying to put the pieces of the puzzle together by examining the subtle clues.

[@MrTandtrollet]

How do you set your VHS to 70 mm?

[@esotericVideos]

Revisiting this video a few years later, it's nice to see Mike not as depressed as modern day. I've watched and upvoted every RLM video for the past 10 years (as much as youtube likes to forget) but it's often fun to come back and revisit.

[@nonononoway505]

I like how in 38:17 Mike totally predicted the shooting of The Wrong Missy

[@bigtuna1010]

I didn't go through 1966 comments to see if anyone else brought this up, but it's hilarious that you guys said that if rocks could talk, they'd sound like Nick Nolte, because he literally played a sentient pile of rocks in Darren Aronofsky's Noah.

[@suncu91]

i love your Adam Sandler movie idea. i can imagine they steal him from hospital to have great time with their best friend for the last time before he dies. so they take his comatoesed body to aqua park, beaches, clubbing and in the end a fat lady falls on him and it wakes him up from a coma.

[@legoguy830]

So many new videos as of late, this is amazing!

[@Sethdemasi]

I'd say the scene between Samuel L Jackson's character and the general stays with the chess game theory. Jackson is patient, finds his opponents weak spot, exploits it, ultimately kills him. The end of the movie is quick and bloody, like the end game of chess. The last scenes of the movie are intense, you don't know how the game will end. I loved the movie personally.

[@joelhenry5489]

The performances Tarantino was able to get out of the actors for this film were incredible. He even made Channing Tatum ultra sinister.

[@LuxAeterna22878]

Did the concept of being stranded in a snowstorm remind anyone else of the intro to Read Dead Redemption 2?

[@sirtorchington]

22:00 omg yes Jay I’ve been trying to put this into words, I always thought Nolan was “too cinematic” for lack of a better term lol. I did love Oppenheimer tho for some reason

[@persona-non-grata]

12:58 THANK YOU. MY FEELINGS EXACTLY!!!! I felt the same way as soon as Samuel L. Jackson sat down near Bruce Dern, and then the story just devolved after his gratuitous retelling of a fake or not fake story about a blowjob from Dern's son. The movie fell apart after that.

[@johnalvarez3604]

sammy jackson’s scene about the generals son was one of my favorite monologues of all time

[@djangofett4879]

that scene might have been the dumbest thing I've ever seen in my life. really drove home just how bad of a movie this is

[@mikeyfjune]

OB was a good guy. He wasn't hurting nobody.

[@WHR17]

Really enjoyed the 70mm roadshow. Mine was also on a smaller screen but this is truly QT's masterpiece!!!