Oh dear. If I hadn't seen "Inglourious" or "Django" I might be tempted to be done with Tarantino after this god awful mess. This was needlessly long, gory for no real point, crass, and just plain annoying. I lost count of how many times I heard the "n" word, most of the time just for shock value and not to further the plot. By the end of the first hour I was rolling my eyes at how ridiculous a story this was. By the end of the second, I was exclaiming out loud. By the end I was just cursing Tarantino for being so utterly self-indulgent at the sake of what could have been a decent movie if it had an editor and a much better writer. The actors were all great, but that's to be expected. Oh, and only Kim Ki-Duk gets to write things like "The 8th film by" before the title. Tarantino gets maybe one more shot from me before i toss him on the same pile I threw Malick a while back. Ugh. 2/5
The Hateful Eight on Netflix
Short reviews of content rented or streamed from Netflix, mostly formatted for 140 characters.
Showing posts with label bruce dern. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bruce dern. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 5, 2016
The Hateful Eight
Labels:
action,
bruce dern,
channing tatum,
drama,
ftrq,
gritty,
jennifer jason leigh,
kurt russell,
michael madsen,
netflix,
quentin tarantino,
samuel l. jackson,
Tim Roth,
violent,
walton goggins,
western
Saturday, June 6, 2015
Cut Bank
This twisty thriller has many great plot devices & really solid writing with outstanding acting for the cast. 4/5
Cut Bank on Netflix
Cut Bank on Netflix
Labels:
billy bob thornton,
bruce dern,
dark,
drama,
ftrq,
john malkovich,
liam hemsworh,
netflix,
oliver platt,
teresa palmer,
thriller
Monday, June 16, 2014
Milwaukee, Minnesota
This indie dramedy had a good premise but such abysmal acting it was honestly hard to watch. Not good. 2.5/5
Milwaukee, Minnesota on Netflix
Milwaukee, Minnesota on Netflix
Labels:
bruce dern,
comedy,
drama,
ftrq,
gritty,
netflix,
quirky,
randy quaid
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Nebraska
Bruce Dern was marvelous in this black and white slow-cooked drama about family with a soft side. Well done. 3.5/5
Nebraska on Netflix
Nebraska on Netflix
Labels:
bob odenkirk,
bruce dern,
drama,
ftrq,
june squibb,
netflix,
quirky,
stacy keach,
understated,
will forte,
witty
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)