The Hateful Eight (2015)

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The Hateful Eight Blu-ray



The Hateful Eight Blu-ray


Best Buy pre-order is up http://www.bestbuy.com/site/the-hate...&skuId=4840600

[jakcul]

I saw it last weekend on the 70mm Roadshow. Another great one from Tarantino. Looking forward to addin to my collection. Too bad he rarely does much in the extras section of his movies.

[SeanJoyce]

I'm hoping there's a steelbook release and even more, he decides to make the egregious narration optional...though I know I'm dreaming on the last part.

[McCrutchy]

I've just seen the 70mm Roadshow for the third time in a week tonight, and it is tremendous. Just an incredibly fun, gloriously un-PC and stunningly beautiful film throughout. And, I thought I'd remembered how much better film projection is to digital, but I wasn't prepared for how this presentation was going to blow every other (digitally projected) film I've seen this year out of the water. And yes, my Christmas Eve screening (the first for the venue) did have a projection error, which caused the picture to drop out three times in a row (over about five minutes of the film) before it was fixed, but the next two screenings have been perfect.

The easiest way to tell: If you often find that your eyes get tired at the movies, and that bright images can tend to cause eyeache after a while, get to the roadshow, watch the 70mm print, and realize, to your amazement, that after three hours, and even the outdoor scenes, with bright sunlight and white snow, that your eyes don't ache at all. That's how much easier film is to watch than digital projection, which is, after all, nothing more than staring at a huge computer screen for two or more hours.

[GeoffOliver]

I really wanted to see this, since I hadn't seen a movie projected with film in 5 years (Scream 4 was the last for me), but not a SINGLE roadshow showing happened in my state.

Also, will the Blu-ray have the longer roadshow cut, or the slightly shorter DCP cut?

[wesslan]

Gonna see 70mm version in two days. First one ever for me

[chris_sc77]

Best film of the year but I can't justify buying Tarantino films new anymore due to lack of extras.

[imsounoriginal]

Originally Posted by chris_sc77

Best film of the year but I can't justify buying Tarantino films new anymore due to lack of extras.

As long as there's a reasonably in-depth featurette about the cinematography/70mm filming and projection process, I'll be happy.

[flyry]

Waiting for the Amazon link

[happydood]

Originally Posted by cine74

I think the narration will only be included if there's a roadshow version since it was used as a recap after the Intermission. Oh, wait, was there narration at the beginning as well? Crap, I don't remember. Well at least Tarantino didn't make a cameo in the film this time lol. His cameo appearance an an Australian in Django was cringe inducing.

I'm betting the narration shows up on the blu-ray with the intermission. Since


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[Show spoiler]t includes a pretty major plot revelation.

I'm curious to know if that's changed in the digital version, but I can't imagine going to see this in the theater and not seeing it in 70mm.

[tylergfoster]

I figure both cuts on the Blu.

[solarrdadd]

I'm just hoping there's a recipe for the stew! Day one purchase for me!

[mdonovan]

Just finished screening this ... confirmed for me how much better a projected film print is than a digital projection. Less perfect but somehow more enjoyable.

I'd give the script 7.5 / 10

I'd give the experience 9/10

acting 8.5 /10

music 9/10

I can definitely understand people not being able to handle it or being offended by it ... you have to know what you are getting into.

I enjoyed it.

[cbas593]

Crossing my fingers that The Hateful Eight gets a steelbook release, I am trying to get all Tarantino films on steelbook

[Buscemi]

I saw the general release version today and there were two scenes that had narration: the beginning of Chapter 4 and the beginning of Chapter 5. And I didn't even know that was Tarantino until reading that it was him (I was thinking it was the guy who does the narration for Woody Allen's movies for some reason).

And I think Tarantino said only the general release version would appear on Blu-ray.

[imsounoriginal]

Originally Posted by Buscemi

And I think Tarantino said only the general release version would appear on Blu-ray.

Where did you read this? I sincerely hope it's not true.

[Buscemi]

I remember reading somewhere (maybe Variety) that Tarantino said some of the 70mm-only material would likely only be in that version and all future releases would be the shorter version. I don't know if he's changed his mind due to the screener leak or not.

[imsounoriginal]

Originally Posted by Buscemi

I remember reading somewhere (maybe Variety) that Tarantino said some of the 70mm-only material would likely only be in that version and all future releases would be the shorter version. I don't know if he's changed his mind due to the screener leak or not.

Damn I really hope that doesn't happen. Even if the 70mm ends up as a limited edition or exclusive of some kind, it's better than not getting released at all.

[Bates_Motel]

Originally Posted by chris_sc77

Best film of the year but I can't justify buying Tarantino films new anymore due to lack of extras.

Yeah, because why buy a film for the actual film? If you're only buying for the extras, you're doing it wrong.

[nmycon]

Originally Posted by imsounoriginal

Damn I really hope that doesn't happen. Even if the 70mm ends up as a limited edition or exclusive of some kind, it's better than not getting released at all.

They're using that extra bit of footage to get people to go out to the roadshow presentations.

The whole point is that you get to see the extra footage projected in 70mm and nowhere else, not in the general release, not on the blu-ray, etc.

I'm seeing the film in 70mm on Monday