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The Hateful Eight | Out NOW in Digital and 70mm | 187 minutes long including a 12 minutes intermission

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3 hours ago, Mr Terrific said:

I like Tarantino films. Some are great. I love Marvel Cinematic Universe films. 

1) Which group is more formulaic?

2) Is there a substantial difference between movies being formulaic vs. having a style?

 

Comic book movies (MCU included):

1st act : Hero is introduced (re-introduced for sequels) by battling small villains, solving minor issues

2nd act : Main villain is introduced (or villain's plan) , while hero is experiencing doubts or failures - Villain sets up the hero.

3rd act : Hero  regains confidence (gets his shit together) and find a way to defeat the villain.  Hero wins, but a sequel is usually set up by unfinished business (villain escapes, proxies get hurt and want revenge, unseen villain pulling strings). 

 

QT movies

1st act : A bunch of characters are having a conversation about something while being introduced to the audience

2nd act : A bunch of them are killed in non-chorological order

3rd act : The remaining characters have another conversation about strudels, tips or burgers before killing/torturing most of the remaining antagonists

 

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1 hour ago, The Futurist said:

If Saw-Hostel movies are like 10 violence scale, where H8ful Eight is at ?

 

What comparison could be made ?

9. Less torture porny than those, although you can construe a lot of the violence as torture porn. It's so violent, it feels like a parody of a Tarantino movie.

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2 minutes ago, Jayhawk the Hutt said:

9. Less torture porny than those, although you can construe a lot of the violence as torture porn. It's so violent, it's like a parody of Tarantino movies.

 

And yet, there's nothing as nasty as carving off a dude's ear, although some of the gore is closer to something goofy like EVIL DEAD.

 

EVIL DEAD, the Sam Raimi versions.

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2 minutes ago, Telemachos said:

 

And yet, there's nothing as nasty as carving off a dude's ear.

That's what stops me from rating it a 10. Nothing super gross, IMO. Just buckets of blood and guts everywhere. Since everyone is unlikable, the violence doesn't have a ton of emotional impact either. That combined with how over the top it is, makes it more funny more than anything else.

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17 minutes ago, Telemachos said:

 

More gore would've made you give it a ten? :lol:

Nah. It has to do with how disturbing the violence was (moderately so). There were certainly a couple scenes of disturbing violence, but most of it was what you see in an average GOT episode (but with guns and not swords).

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