Quentin Tarantino, the much celebrated and one of the best directors in the film industry, is going to grace the big screen with an action-packed movie yet again. "The Hateful Eight" has finally graced us with a sneak peak of what to expect when it hits the theatres later this year.
PLOT AND TRAILER REVEALED
"The Hateful Eight" is one movie that's going to be well-anticipated for the year 2015. It stars Samuel L. Jackson, Kurt Russel, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Walton Goggins, Demian Bichir, Tim Roth, Michael Madsen, Bruce Dern and, last but not the least, Channing Tatum.
The released trailer for "The Hateful Eight" did not show scenes from the actual movie but mere title cards that showed the characters, much like how trailers were strewn when a Tarantino movie is depicted. The movie is also written by Tarantino that talks about a bunch of people who are finding refuge several years after the Civil War.
The movie revolves around a bounty hunter named John Ruth (Kurt Russel) who is escorting a fugitive named Daisy Domergue (Jennifer Jason Leigh) towards the town of Red Rock. Ruth would want to bring Domergue to justice in Red Rock howver they are forced to take shelter in Minnie's Haberdashery due to an incoming blizzard. In the shelter, they will meet six more people who have a connection to them and their survival.
THE PRODUCTION
One of the topics discussed at the SVA Theatre for the Tribeca Film Festival entries was Quentin Tarantino's "The Hateful Eight". The theatre was packed with audience as Harry Weinstein talks about how the famous director is going to film the said movie.
During the said discussion, Weinstein confirmed that Tarantino will make his movie to be as realistic as possible as what he did in his previous films. Since the upcoming "Hateful Eight" movie will take place in a middle of a blizzard, Tarantino will not use fake props but will be working with actual snow. He further indicates that the application of digital technology to make the scenes appear authentic may be cheaper for the production but would not actually count as an actual film. Knowing Tarantino's ways of filming, he too is passionate about film and less concerned about making his movies through the use of visual effects that disrupts the authenticity of his creation.
Are you excited to watch the movie yet? Catch "The Hateful Eight" hit the screens by November 13, 2015. See the eight film from the legendary Quentin Tarantino as he relay real-life action into his magnificently-crafted works of art.
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