THE HATEFUL EIGHT - Double Toasted Review

[@Solqueen86]

When Tarantino was coaching his actors to say the word *N*gga* Jackson was in the dark corner of the room writing down names for later...

[@Solqueen86]

TexZenMaster I misspelled it for a reason

[@A.S.28]

nah he said yes massa

[@ツツツツツツツツツツ]

@@A.S.28 nah 🤡🗑️

[@sonofedis]

SPOILER but wasn't tim roth's character supposed to be playing a "character" while in that cabin that's why he's acting the british gentleman? In the 3rd act when his character is revealed he's speaking normally.

[@miguelpina8152]

That is true in the third act he's pattern speech is completely different

[@Krommer1000]

+Nonoy Encallado Shhh... Don't let facts stop Korey & Martin from ripping up any QT movie.

[@jokerjay6975]

Correct. People keep missing the fact that Tim Roth's character is a cockney villain acting like an English gentleman which is why the performance is exaggerated

[@csd8204]

Yes.

[@AirCanada1J5]

Yes

[@RoodeMenon]

....first half a novel and second half a comic book. That's a good idea.

[@StreamerSchool]

Martin's outfit is too fly.

[@EarthEagleGT]

+meanmuggah11 YOU WTACH THEIR VIDEOS TOO!?!

[@lenkakolies9023]

+meanmuggah11 *The Hateful Eight Movie (2015) Full HD Quality:* plus.google.com/+DiniSurbakti/posts/7qVtAJ7NkSF

[@StreamerSchool]

+EarthEagleGT huge fan

[@celticbird2398]

He looks like your drunk dad at a Christmas party. lol

[@LaythTbToro]

+meanmuggah11 yeah dude haha

[@damnson6556]

I love the cartoony aspect of his films it makes it fun and exciting

[@SolidSnake240]

Marteen Projects exactly

[@MrTruedragonknight]

Thats the best part

[@linkenski]

Tarantino is a sucker for violence fantasies and flashy action and cheeky dialogue. There's no way I could see him make a movie that doesn't have that "cartoon element" to it. It's his style, take it or leave it.

[@TheRealDoomBot]

I'm not even a Tarantino fan but I absolutely loved this movie. Everything about it. It's a part of My top 5 favorite movies of all time.

[@nicholasbella7459]

You want restraint, watch Speilberg. This is Q.T.'s style. You need to go into it already prepared to see some gore and hear some great dialogue. I fucking loved this movie from beginning to end.

[@Heroasaurus]

I really enjoyed this move. The dialogue was done so well. And while I admit the 2nd half did go a little too crazy i still liked the ending a lot. I'd give it a full price.

[@mnoell35]

the funniest part was when Samuel said "Chris Mannix if yo ass ain't nailed to the floor, get up!"

[@jama3335]

this review was warm and full of blood.

[@kylez9094]

lmao

[@babyzorilla]

+Jama M Jama that's interesting because the movie could have been called "Warm Room Full of Blood.

[@TriggeringOpinionsandFacts]

I thought this was his best movie, first half is so delicately intelligent second half brought out the blood shed that I need. You can be s tarentino fan and like his story building dialogue and not his over the top violence. I personally love them both. I liked the blow job scene , the shootout , and loved the hanging.

[@ДонетианПетков-э2л]

This was Quentin's movie through and through. The three main aspects of his filmography was here in a full motion - his love of cool dialogue, of over-the-top violence and of Samuel L. Jackson. And he didn't hold them back at all. If you are true fan of Quentin Tarantino, this is the movie for you. Now, if you like Pulp Fiction's smooth dialogue only or only the Reservoir Dogs explosive violence, no, you may not like it, but again it wasn't meant for you in the first time. I don't think it was meant for the true die-hard fans of Quentin either - it was for him. It was a passion project from the start to the bloody finish. And I admire him for it - too few directors out there are going that road all the way to the end. For me it was a such fresh breathe, even though he re-used some of his scenes from his other movies (I am sorry, paid homage to them - like, this is the expression nowadays, right?) and the second 1/3 was too much stage play for me (people giving monologues and the focus is on them for no apparent reason without a smooth transition from one character to the other). Before watching this movie, I watched Star Wars and I was sooo in love in the first 1/3 of The Force Awakens, that when the heavy expositions and the not-needed-remake character of the movie came, I was sooo disappointed. I wanted to see some true passion project, something that rings love, care and respect for the movie and not just "pay homage". "Hateful Eight" delivered in a such big way that I felt the same as I felt, leaving "The Dark Knight" - pumped and ready for some Tarantino / Nolan binge watching!

[@eon001]

In defense of Tim Roths performance... *SPOILER*.. His character is literally acting. He's pretending to be someone else, which actually justifies why he's so campy and over the top.

[@CorderralLewis]

“I wouldn’t be surprised if he put this movie during the civil war just so he could say it more. How convenient” had me DEAD 😂😂😂

[@srenlund9203]

5:09 Okay, you do know that his character, English Pete Hicox, was PRETENDING to be another man as part of his cover? That's why he went over the top playing an eccentric British man because that is like the least intimidating thing in the world and makes for a perfect cover. Hicox's real accent was nothing like that of the character he was pretending to be.

[@daniellewillis2767]

I will give Jennifer Jason Leigh this: I want to see an alternate version where she is the main character because anyone that suicidially awful deserves their own origin movie...There were times I even WANTED her to escape because of the casual violence against a handcuffed woman who was ultimately just an hyena among hyenas. Still, it was a pretty dance...and ultimately she had partners..

[@z00pac]

The use of the word seems pretty appropriate for the time period in this and Django. You want a white-washed version of the past? I know I’m dumb late on this lol

[@korrasatsuki8773]

It's nice to go back and see Korey, Martin and Tommy together.

[@yentavegan8823]

Thank you for your analysis of this film. I just watched it in 2024. And I’m an old white woman. I will rewatch this film to the end . On the first viewing I had to turn it off when SLJ got shot. Now I’ll give it another chance.

[@eyesofthefox]

I don't get it. How did you want the movie to end? You complained about it ending the way it did but never offered an alternative. Did you just want everyone to go their separate ways? Did you want less violence? Did you want certain characters to live over other characters? You complained about the movie being one way then complained when all those things lead to the inevitable conclusion. It's like you see someone making lasagna, you're like, oooh I like noodles, ooh I like cheese, ooh I like tomatoes, then you get the final product and you're like, WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS SHIT! LASAGNA!? WHO DO YOU THINK I AM, GARFIELD!?

[@JackDManheim]

17:10 "Once you get to fifty, you dead" Damn Martin, got me busted at work cause I laughed too loud.

[@Independent365]

I LOVED this movie man! Another Tarantino CLASSIC!

[@WordUnheard]

It's a sad coincidence that they discussed Roger Avary being in jail, since he's there because of a wreck that resulted in someone dying and Tommy going to jail for the same reason, in an accident that would happen less than two weeks after this video. I really like Tommy and I hope everything works out for him. Does anyone know what's going on with his case?

[@rigsby1454]

And The Tim Roth over the top English accent I think was explained near the end. Good shout out for Terry Thomas!

[@codymitchell3017]

Guess the thought that Tim Roth's character was such an effete Englishman because he was playing a character for a ruse, and completely changed accent and demeanor later on never occurred to you guys?

[@ekuhn44]

SPOILER: OK you sound stupid criticizing Tim Roth's British accent in the movie... It's revealed that he's acting and that is not his real accent. SMH did you miss that or what?

[@2Clarence47]

Dang, I thought they’d talk when Samuel Jackson knocked the lady out the wagon for spitting on his papers! That was too funny!

[@lorbenconcepcion481]

I'm with you guys 100%, this film was pretty solid until the killing started, and then I was rolling my eyes at the gratuitous, pointless violence. It's getting to the point that Tarantino is doing a parody of himself like Tim Burton is doing nowadays because he's feeling himself too much and lacking any sort of perspective on how his artistic choices may come across. I give this film a low matinee.

[@Rations282]

+Lorben Concepcion You must not watch alot of Tarantino movies

[@lorbenconcepcion481]

Jonathan Macias of the 11 feature length films hes directed (sin city doesn't count because he only directed a scene) ive seen 9 of them so im familiar with his work, and not all of his movies have overlong, ham-fisted gratuitous violence for the sake of gung-ho "fun" so stop...

[@gibzx]

He has only directed 8 movies, not 11, he has written screen plays for more movies. But pure Tarantino directed movies, it's only 8.

[@lorbenconcepcion481]

Gibrand Cruz i stand corrected.

[@Vanska0]

I just watched this and i agree, the overthetop gore and violence we've seen from tarantino since Jackie Brown just takes away from the movie in my opinion. Ofcourse you can have blood and violence, but he should really learn from his earlier films, where it doesn't take you out of the movie. I bet if he'd make Jackie Brown today, he would put a bucket full of blood flying whenever a character gets shot.

[@XanderCrease]

Getting upset by the use of the N-Word and the explosive violence? This makes me think it's an age issue (even though I'm only 10 years younger than Korey). I don't want Tarantino movies to be simply tense dramas, I like the semi-realistic character portraits mixed with comic book-style action.

[@til_thasmokeclearz853]

little kid

[@til_thasmokeclearz853]

***** lol what an insult.. ass hat

[@blackgrlfly]

+Xander Crease Thanks white guy

[@XanderCrease]

BlackGirlFly I'm black sister.

[@blackgrlfly]

Xander Crease Shame on you then

[@DTRILLION2k100]

Why are you complaint about Tim Roth? Did you guys even watch the movie?😂😂😂😂 it's funny, but it's as if you didn't watch the movie from start to finiss. SPOILER:::: I'm pretty sure he was playing a character who was playing a character. It was pretty clear in the movie.

[@STlTCHlZ]

I don't get the critique on Tim Roth's character as being a stereotypical posh Brit...... That was all an act, he wasn't really like that, so it makes sense he went over the top. Towards the end you see the real him.

[@csd8204]

That's the reviewers being a bit snobbish. I don't see enough British films to pass judgement on how an Oscar caliber British actor chooses to portray a Brit.

[@rickyclover9393]

I see both theatrical and extended versions. This was like me reading a western thriller novel coming to life and I love it. Great dialouge, decent story and gory violence kept me engaged for 3 hours.

[@MarkAnthonymark24ant]

so..whats worse the violent killing in every movie or a bad word being said?

[@jeffdaman6969]

Neither.

[@LosPrada96]

Just seen this movie for the first time yesterday with some friends and we all enjoyed it. A very great movie.

[@evilmoif]

Excellent review! "...and then it turns into a comic book" LMAO. Subbed!

[@shenloken2]

There you go Korey! Quit cutting Martin off so much and let him finish cause he might actually be on your side!

[@jakem8504]

This movie was amazin

[@juliusc.8]

I swear to God only Tarantino fanboys, hipsters, and white people excuse his use of the N-word. it's a good movie though, I'd say Matinee.

[@blazilfrazil2]

+Julius C. The nigga shit don't bother me fam.

[@juliusc.8]

+Kadeem The Dream It don't even offend, it's just so annoying to hear it in situations it's so uneccesary.

[@draphking]

+Julius C. "you know damn well it wasn't said THAT much" There is no possible way for you to know that didn't. You're talking out of your ass.

[@juliusc.8]

+wsdf No, just because they hung people doesn't have any effect on their dialogue.

I've read a lot of complaints that Hateful Eight is a disappointing western, but it's not a western in anything more than its setting and style. The script is a tribute to French Grand Guignol Theatre of the 1800s, and the Italian horror movies of the 60s (Mario Bava's films being a prime example) inspired by them. Grand Guignol plays would often gather together a cast of reprehensible characters and then pit them against each other, killing them off in bloody ways until only one or two survivors remained.

[@fenixdown22]

Love the review! Not sure if it was on purpose, but Tim Roth was a fantastic replacement for Christoph Waltz. :)

[@vova47]

You don't know Terry Thomas? You'd better find out! One of the finest comic actors of all time. Nice review, thanks!

[@wotmot223]

As a white guy I really loath the N word. My father would have slapped me silly if I'd have ever used it. I get it when it is in historical context, but even that it grates.

[@jessiejones4279]

The intermission is better for the movie theater industry...allows for a reup on concessions...the reason why ticket prices and concession prices have escalated is that movies no longer include an intermission.

[@basquat76]

Tim Roth's over the top British character makes sense within the film. I don't wanna spoil it for anybody who hasn't seen the film, but there is a point to why he's so much of a stereotype. He almost did a impersenation of Christoph Waltz. But yes this Sam Jacksons movie. Nobody does Tarantino dialogue like Jackson. He's so the man in this film.

[@biguy617]

Tim Roth is doing a Christoph Waltz impersonation.

[@rmeddy]

I didn't hate this movie but to me the length hurt it, the dialogue and the pay off wasn't good enough to justify the length. For me it just didn't held me in terms of intensity like his other films did. Not as bad as Death proof which was a completer waste of my time but just not intense enough and simply didn't pace well because of the length. Kurt Russel is a bad totem for Tarantino imo

[@W-T-Fwasthat]

I enjoyed the round table. However, the time flew by. Would love to have heard more. Lots of good points and critiques. Lots that I didn't agree with either. Looking forward to viewing the rest of your videos.

[@FelisDestructicus]

Amazing review. I don't agree with everything but this was entertaining as hell to watch. Subscribed. lol

[@BluJae93]

I loved this movie and how it was written and set up,I even liked the pacing of it

[@arnoldrivas4590]

Here's to those here as well as you guys on Double Toasted. Between The Hateful Eight and The Revenant, both films set in the frontier of the 19th century, which is a better film in terms of how it was made and the plot as well as dialogue? I know the latter has not come out in Austin yet but when it does, I would like to know what your thoughts are. As for those who live out here in LA or those in New York and have seen both films, what are your thoughts?

[@catodahlia8449]

Tim Roth was cartoonish but it was an act on the characters part. In the flashback scene he speaks with a regular cockney accent, so clearly his foppish over-the-top accent and persona in the rest of the film is an act he puts on.

[@WMICx]

The third act of the movie was tarentino parodying himself

It was also a tribute to ultra-violent Grand Guignol Theater.

[@ArtofLunatik]

Man i was just wTching this movie for the first time, i went in blind without knowing much of it and when that third act hits.. thats when i began to lose interest because as you said It became a parody. Smh.

[@mazzak]

pretty much every Tarantino death is now on the level of Martins head getting blown off back in Pulp Fiction

[@sataricon111]

one of the best movies i've ever seen. And i don't say that about every good film.

[@Meh2752]

Halo Toto I love this movie

[@yemijolaoso]

I really enjoyed this and I appreciate how you criticized constructively despite being QT fans..cool stuff

[@D2atlbravesfan]

We get that option for no intermission and beginning overture in the wide release, non 70mm. It's the way classic films were done. He only did it for 70mm.

[@lsipahelut]

I think it's very brave of Tarantino to use the N-word in his movies. He's being very honest, and that takes balls.

[@SeleniumOfficial]

idk...while I agree with you that QT is a master at dialogue, I felt like this was kind of a weak script coming from him. The beginning was so slow and uneventful I couldnt get past the first 20 min. Pulp Fiction and Kill Bill start slow, but there was much more tension to get me invested.

[@thecrimsonghostakathefiend7508]

There's actually on KZbin a counter , for every movie where the n word was used . I was surprised that when Django showed up ,the counter didn't fucking explode or break ... Or something .

[@tritone11]

@Double Toasted - I know you were just saying this as a joke but i think you accidentally touched on the dark truth - that QT strategically chooses timeperiods, oppressed groups and revenge motives to get away with the kind of movie he wants to make anyway - he's addicted to people yelling hateful things at each other and doing vicious things for no goddamn reason. he is high on intensity and he cant get his fix

[@gulper4134]

This was so stupid 4 years later i still replied... thats saying something

[@iam_obi1]

What kind of software do y'all use 2 edit the reviews???

[@BrandMath-ns5yc]

When will Tommy get his own animated character?

[@Mechimmortal]

So you reviewed The Ridiculous Six and The Hateful Eight. Both have Cowboys. Coincidence?

[@JonCom3dy]

I recently read someone compare this movie to a western “The Thing” and I think that’s cool.

[@arodriguez799]

I'm a tarintino fan love all his movies django is my favorite so I need to see this for my self to judge but yea using the n word in his movies is because there's a reason like in django during slavery times and in this one since it's right after the civil war

[@JustinCoasters]

I'm torn who's laugh I like more, Martin's, Korey's, or Tommy's.

[@Swell_Character]

Martin = most fly Santa Claws ever. hahahaha Loving the outfit buddy. But I would like to comment on the N-word. Now there are many folks, from black, to white, to yellow, to pretty much any color of the skin, that use say it and use it amongst themselves. But it seems that some folks are using the fact that some folks say it amongst themselves as an excuse to say to be prejudice. It seems that it is less about people saying it and more about how it is being said. For example, when you here the fellows singing, rapping, and greeting each other, you here the a "ga" at the end. But then there are those nasty folks out there that use the "ger" and are using it solely to be vile.

[@brandothemando69]

Missing this trio in this style :(

[@SYMShutYoMouth]

I enjoy Tarantino's flicks. The dialogue and visuals are always on point. The issue gets to be the action he tries to add in. Granted that Tarantino has stated he wanted to make his version of Westerns. Django and this Flick being one. Some are saying that Inglorious Bastards is another Western type film. However, I hope his next film goes back to his Original format. The Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction format lol. I need one last good one out of Tarantino.

[@Gamerzplaya25]

Hating on eli roth's character when the over the top behavior was intended

[@veksone77]

Gabriel Serrano Eli Roth?

[@dexterdahmer]

Gabriel Serrano Tim????

[@najwaflowers8038]

I love love love westerns and this movie gets the chef's kiss.

[@icedoatmilklatte910]

5:18 He sounds like V from "V for Vendetta"

[@biggezee]

you guys should really use "spoiler alerts" in your reviews.

[@andresramirez4090]

I did not like this movie. If you did like this movie then that is where the subject ends. Here's my criticism of the pointless plot of the movie, I'd like to know if any one else thought that once we knew the gangs plan why they didn't just kill Kurt Russel's character as soon as he came into the cabin? I mean they had weapons and should have taken advantage of their target turning his back on them. No one else in that room needed to stay in "Character".

[@ericmiller5603]

Excellent point. Except for not expecting Jackson's and Scoggins' characters, the gang would likely have set an ambush around the door and likely succeeded in killing all but Donergue.

[@andresramirez4090]

+Eric Miller well you can also have thought the mexican guy and tatum should of taken care of jackson and the driver. plan wasnt logical.

[@XABLENXIII]

...they addressed why in the movie. Remember Tatum's character saying his sister's life would be in danger if they just try to kill him immediately. Kurt Russell's character was cuffed to her and also had his gun ready to blow her mutha fuckin' head smooth the fuck up on off, if some shit went down. They didn't want to risk her getting killed, so they had to wait. Tatum even said "patience is the name of the game". Did you not pay attention?

[@XABLENXIII]

+Andres Ramirez Yes it was.

[@andresramirez4090]

+XABLENXIII dude had a hammer and nail in his hands nothing else and through out the movie he was not toting the gun. The gang not taking advantage of this is the ex machina that allows the movie to think it has a story.

[@kilgoretrout3966]

Fucking Commander McBragg reference! XD.......Terry Thomas, the British toothgap!

[@DepressedFishey123]

it's the time period man they said that word alot

[@Krommer1000]

Saw the movie, loved every second of it. High full price for me. Can't wait to see the lame reason's Korey and Martin come up with to give this a Matinee just because it's a QT film.

[@el_torrez75191]

i felt this movie was more like reservoir dogs and in my opinion was less violent than Django or Inglorious Basterds. For me it's a full price. My only problem with the movie it's the running time. This should have been 15/20 min shorter.

[@rheymarcalbalos6928]

1st Hour: Quite boring but the dialogue was great. 2nd Hour: F*cking intense! 3rd Hour: Not bad, but not great either.

[@NAVEMAN3]

I can't wait to see this movie. I love QT movies. Been a fan since Kill Bill.

[@dtownkid]

I think Tarantino does that with the N word because he wants his audience to hate that character more.

[@maxwellharris3365]

+PureDetroit look at the context of the story, that is why he uses it so much

[@wotmot223]

I'm glad I found your channel, great reviews.

[@practicalpisces]

The Fun One, The True Two, The Free Three, The Poor Four, The Jive Five, The Ridiculous Six, The Magnificent Seven, The Hateful Eight, The Fine Nine, The Men Ten.

[@FoxLady2]

Martin and Korey didn't have a tangle. IT'S A GODDAMN CHRISTMAS MIRACLE!

[@hennyzhi2261]

"that is why this chapter is called 'Dominique's Got A Secret'" ... YES, we know. We just saw everything you were describing! I hate those parts of the film. If they kept it silent it would have been 10 times better. All I get from the narration is the reminder that I'm watching Tarantino.

[@Vanska0]

Couldn't agree with you there more! Those things bug the crap out of me too.

[@ryancox9281]

This movie was great in my opinion. The dialouge, humor, and action just flow together really well. Quentin Tarantino is my personal favorite movie director, so maybe I'm just biased but I loved it to death. It was the best movie of 2015 in my opinion as well. However one scene really sucked...

[@swifty1147]

I felt like he really ruined a great, tense, interesting atmosphere by getting so goofy and absurd. And once all that great mood and tension is broken, sorry Tarantino, you can't get it back. I would watch the first hour of this movie again and just stop, especially because of how nicely Russell, Jackson, and especially Goggins play off of each other. Tarantino seemed like he was finally showing restraint and letting great writing shine, with the beautiful music and landscape, and unfortunately no one told him to cool off and keep the good thing he had going.

[@knucklescapricorn31]

So I'm an African who was raised in Australia. I hate the N word (regardless of who says it), but what I hate more is when people who are okay with using the N word themselves get pissed off when others use it. Why is it ok when certain people say it but offensive when others do? It seriously baffles me because it seems so hypocritical. Either be indifferent to everyone who says it, or get angry at everyone who says it. It is stupid to treat a word as neutral in one instance but then cry that the word is offensive and loaded with a painful history of discrimation and oppression in another instance. Martin had a point though. What is and isn't socially acceptable to say is constantly changing, so maybe in the future there will be more consistency to when the N word is considered offensive (which will hopefully be always).

[@TheAtomicPervert]

I really liked this film. Spoilers but wasn't Tim Roth's Character supposed to be a cartoon character from the reveal in the 3rd act. I thought the N word being used made sense for the characters in the film were all scum bags and this was right after the civil war. Overall the only criticism I heard that I semi agree with is how over the top it is, but Tarantino has always been over the top. Why is it all of a sudden such a problem now? Pulp Fiction is pretty damn over the top too if you go back and watch it.

[@fangorn23]

Samuel L Jackson- the Quentin Tarantino movie.

[@edwardpolenzani4900]

I thought they said the N word way more in Hateful Eight than Django

[@BenJaminn90]

That Adam sandler movie is badd

[@alexharrell890]

I probably watched this movie atleast 15 times...I love westerns and this is a great movie in my opinion.

[@shaka-surf]

Excellent review told like it is. Thank you!

[@Delboy0]

Bravo Martin. Bravo. Terry Thomas reference. I say. Ding Dong! And I thought the yanks had no clue about him.

[@josetnmartinez]

thank you Cory... i losted ya after spill and u brought me back.

[@lebvillarreal5458]

Damn I must be higher than Tommy, took my a solid 5 minutes to realize he's dressed as Santa hahah

[@lebvillarreal5458]

+Leb Villarreal to realize Martin is dressed as Santa.. smh i'm done

[@unchartedrocks1]

i got 2 give it up 2 the film though. I hated every1 in the film in a good way.

[@joshfournier9390]

I never get tired of this movie