The Hateful Eight
(2015)The Hateful Eight 2015
The famous director Quentin Tarantino's 2015 Western movie The Hateful Eight, although known as the "Hateful Eight" in Turkey, was also screened with its original name in movie theaters. While the movie premiered in Los Angeles on December 7, 2015, it was screened in Turkey on January 8, 2016. While the film was shot in the US states of Colorado and California, the San Miguel Mountains were also a prime spot for panoramic shots. While the veteran Quentin Tarantino sat in the director's chair of the movie, Samuel L. Jackson and Kurt Russel, who took the lead roles in the movie, supported Jennifer Jason Leigh, Walton Goggins, Michael Madsen, Tim Roth, Demian Bichir and Bruce Dern. A Modern Western Movie features one of the best Westerns to be shot in modern times, and follows a group of strangers who take refuge in a shelter after the Civil War to avoid blizzard as they face the looming threat to their survival thanks to their secret loyalties. Western movie, which is openly expressed by movie critics as bringing a new and important understanding to the western genre, takes shelter in an accommodation because of its violent type, when a stagecoach takes two strangers they meet on the road to bring a captured fugitive to justice. while telling the events that developed later, he gives the opportunity to four strangers to be included in the story instead of the owner of the place. Although The Hateful Eight was canceled by the director Quentin Tarantino at first because it leaked to the internet while the script was still in the script stage, it was later filmed by the director who could not stand the pressure and transferred to the big screen. While Quentin Tarantino also announced that he will end his career after his 10th film, the director's eighth film, The Hateful Eight, has been awaited for a long time, but it did not go unnoticed that it exceeded expectations. It is expected that one of the ninth or tenth films of the master director will be in the Western genre. Another fact that should be mentioned about the movie is that there is a lot of blood, violence and long dialogues in the movie and it is a western movie that is well above the average.
