Everything Wrong With The Hateful Eight In 11 Minutes Or Less 

The only sin of this movie, is that it made me pay for a whole seat, but I only used the edge of it for the whole 3 hours of it

I give you 10 sins for complaining about the 70mm landscape shots.

Beginning reminds me of the 2hour intro to rdr2

I had no problems sitting through this movie. Wasn't boring to me at all.

37 white men for one hamster?! Unbelievable!

The reason the door was fine when Bob walked out is because you later find out that the two other gang members were nailing it shut

the fact that a whole 3 hour movie is shot in a single room that gets you hooked shows what a great film this is

The composer for this movie, Ennio Morricone, who also wrote the soundtrack for the Good, the Bad and the Ugly, died 4 years and 1 day after this video's release. May he rest in peace.

Major sin for not knowing the roadside cross is a grave.

Well to be honest, there’s about 28 people in all of Wyoming and yes, we do know most of each other.

In almost every quentin Tarantino movie the entire time I ask, "What?, Why?, huh?, hmm? Then at the end, Oh, okay yeah that makes sense.

The letter did get the major on the stage coach, if u paid attention this wasnt their first meeting, they had a state dinner 8 months ago, the deal about protecting thr bounty came latter on after meeting mannex.

The reason the door shuts just fine when Mexican Bob walks out (3:37) is because Oswaldo and Joe are right behind the door to close it shut as was revealed in Chapter four.

Ew I just remembered that Kurt’s character said the water tasted like shit, and then they dumped the bodies in the well 🤢🤢🤢

This in my opinion is his finest movie. It is perfect. Top to bottom. Cast, dialogue, music, action, lighting. Absolutely perfect

*REMIND ME TO NEVER WATCH A MOVIE WITH YOU*

You made a mistake, when you gave a sin, it went from 38 right to 40, thats a Cinema Sins sin

I always thought it was funny that Tim Roth’s character is pretending to have a different English accent then his real English accent

3:47 As someone who does unnecessary research on medieval hangman’s and a bit more modern executioners for a living I think I might be able to help out (although it’s a few years too late now)! At least if the judicial system of 19th century America is comparable with the European one. The executioner was actually paid by the executions he committed. The more executions the more money for the hangman. There where certain death-sentences more profitable than others and they where sentenced over the punished one depending on their crime. The _breaking on the wheel_ (a penalty where you get chained to a wooden carriage wheel and get your extremities smashed with a metal bat one by one before you are left, hanging there and waiting for your death) was the most profitable one for the hangman. The burning on the stake was also quite money-making and the classic _hanging till death_ was actually the least lucrative death sentence for the executioner. If there were just a few death-sentences the hangman was either responsible for more than one city or he had to find another source of income, for example basic medical help, flaying or keeping the canals clean. Over all the alternatives for a professional hangman weren’t that great. So I get that Pete/Oswaldo is quite happy that his income is a bit saver thanks to John. (English isn’t my first language, so I’m terribly sorry for every mistake here. Greetings from Austria!)

3:39 we later see the door shuts because Joe and Oswaldo shut it from within. -1 sin

sins of this video: too many forced reasons for sins

"Tim Roth isn't Christoph Waltz in this scene." Yes, yes, and yes.

“When bob walked out the door shut just fine” - at the end of the movie we see that his partners were behind him closing the door wishing him good luck

"S U C K E D....ON THAT WARM, BLACK, DINGUS..." Utterly confused...."Dingus?" That broke me.

the sin at 3:40 is nullified because of what we find out later about the 2 guys nailing it shut after he walked out

3:38 that's a sin one you guys CinemaSins ... later in the movie we see they nailed the door behind him

"I wouldn't have questioned this if Quinton Tarintino didn't show it to me for 3 minutes" Shut up Jeremy, we all know you would have.

This movie just never gets old. I watch it at least twice a year. Once in the summer and once in the winter.

Sins jump from 29 to 31 then to 33 without extra dings. 34 to 36, 38 to 40, 51 to 48?, 48 to 54, 59 to 55?, I'm choosing to believe this is a covert homage to Tarantino's disordered time story telling technique.

I dislike when probabilities in movies are being questioned, like, two people meeting each other in the middle of nowhere. If the universe has taught me anything - it is that anything is possible. And the whole point of a movie is to tell an interesting story, not a bland one.

That antique guitar even being a prop should be worth 100 sins

1:18 John ruth knows him.and also want to see the lincoln letter again ;)

man that door-joke, they totally nailed it

Is sinning every single use of the N- word really fair? That wasn't as much a racial slur as just common speech for when this movie is supposed to take place, also the use of it in excess is one of Tarantino's staples

sin 30: yup I was thinking that would be a good Waltz role right there.

All they needed was a deck of Uno cards, a big bowl of buds and some cool music through a Bluetooth speaker.

That fucking bonus round lmaoo

Claims to enjoy Tarantino movies then sins all of his trademark features. *DING*

"Throws a lit match on a wooden floor" you've never tried to start a fire, have you?

Adding 10 sins to cinemasins for calling “Apple Blossom” by the White Stripes a pop song.

My dad and I talked about the "Minnie don't like Mexicans" / Minnie's-indiscriminate-hospitality discrepancy, and my dad suggested that the former bit was a lie, just to gauge Señor Bob's reaction. If he had actually known Minnie, he could easily dispute that; but his eyes widened instead, meaning that he bought the lie and thus did *not* know Minnie. Also, this is called a haberdashery (men's clothing store), but instead, it's a restaurant. How did this not get sinned?

4:40 You are correct. There are only 20 people in Wyoming.

8:03 the reason that floorboard fella just decided to start shooting is because the sheriff was about to start executing members of his gang, it was a distraction to buy his guys some time to draw their own guns, but joe mcgruff or what ever his name was doesn’t have his gun, and apparently Oswaldo has terrible aim so ultimately it doesn’t really work and only sets up the major and the sheriff to die later

2:27 i love Kurt's reaction to seeing daisy fall off the stage coach like he knew exactly he was also going down

I personally thought this movie was incredibly well done and fantastic

Years after Sam Jackson shoots someone in the dick in Pulp Fiction, he gets the same treatment in this movie.

9:20 I am almost certain the cellar is just that, a cellar not a full blown basement it’s only below the trap door and does not extend to the rest of the floor, while floorboard fella could take a shot at the sheriff he would almost certainly miss.

Imagine not ever doing anything with your life and you have the gall to criticise a cinematic genius

oh, I was wondering why she freaked out so much for the Guitar.

At 3:37, it shut "just fine" because the other two characters inside were closing and nailing it for him. We're shown this later. I don't know how you missed this considering you had the watch the entire movie all the way through at least twice just to get the bonus round edits.

3:37 the door closing behind him in the beginning is explained later in the flashback to when they were planning before they showed up

7:25 you get one Jeremy. 7:56 damn it. You get another one.

John Ruth let’s Warren in so he can read the letter from “Lincoln” which they address later... He let’s in Chris Mattox because he’s scared Mattox may be telling the truth about being the new sheriff. No sins needed.

In regard to Minnie's convenient hatred of Mexicans: note how, in the flashback of the gang arriving, Minnie doesn't object to Bob's presence or treat him any differently. Minnie didn't hate Mexicans and she never had a sign over the bar - it was the fact that Bob didn't know this, and believed Warren, that finally confirmed his guilt in Warren's mind.

3:43 YES! Tim Roth was good in this movie, sure, but try to tell me this role wasn't written for Christoph Waltz. I know that Waltz didn't want to be in this film, but Roth's character was 100% written for Waltz.

Btw the Lincoln letter has a bunch of hidden meaning, in the beginning he’s protective over the letter “TILL THE DAY HE DIES” because it is how he shows he’s a “good person” but by the end of the film he lets Chris crumple it up because he knew he was dying and also felt he’d proven himself as a good person for helping the sheriff hang domergue as well as completing John Ruth’s quest for him at the same time

Still to scared to take on Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs and Basterds, eh?

The cross at the beginning is a roadside grave. Come on man, you never watch a western film?

Thinking about Jeremy randomly yelling "boner" into his mic multiple times has greatly improved my day.

My favorite Christmas movie.

"got me on that coach didn't it?" This is actually true. Because they knew each other before then and what john respects of marquis, or rather, what has him interested in marquis as being a decent acquaintance, is the fact he found out about him having that letter from lincoln. So he sees Marquis as a man that can be trusted enough. So due to that letter, he knew he can trust him to have on the coach with him.

The thing that shocked me the most about this movie was how Chris Maddox ended up being the real hero of the whole thing...didn't see that coming. Also, most satisfying (fictional) hanging ever.

Thank you for the bonus round!

"trying to get you to go for that gun" Boyd warning people to avoid going for guns, he clearly did learn after getting shot by Raylan 🙂

-5 more sins for the fact that Morricone wrote and orchestrated this score in a MONTH! For scale, John Williams spent a year on The Force Awakens and didn't orchestrate it himself.

Kurt Russell actually smashed an 1870 guitar I think hurts me the most.

Damn straight, Ennio Morricone is a legend.

CinemaSins says the door works fine when Bob goes out side but they show later Oswaldo & other dude close and hammer the door closed when he goes out.

I'm guessing Zootopia is on Thursday

Finally a Quentin Tarentino film that isn't Django. We need an everything wrong with pulp fiction and reservoir dogs, though. Maybe Kill Bill.

The bonus round is the best part out of the whole video 😂😂

This might be the worst cinema sins ever made. Half of these "sins" are just the video creator misunderstanding symbolism and foreshadowing.

Absolutely nothing wrong with that movie.

Does anyone else find Tarantino kind of overrated?

I also kinda rolled my eyes and looked at the clock when he said “let’s slow it way down”

More sins (regarding language): - The use of “yonder” is a hypercorrectionism. - The accent of Chris Mannix didn’t exist back in the day in South Carolina. - The Kiwi woman in this movie also has an accent that not yet emerged (New Zealand accent) at that time.

3:38 in the flash back didn't they show the other guys nailing it closed?

The guitar scene hurts my soul, lol. Everyone on set thought it was one of the props at the moment, but Jennifer knew it wasn't because she had been taking it home and playing it, she knew it was a priceless museum piece. Kurt felt so bad he nearly teared up, and Tarantino got Jennifer a similar one from the 1880s as a gift after filming because she loved that guitar so much. But yep, that's what over $40,000 of Martin guitar looks like smashed off a post.

Bravo for the Bonus Round.

Do not understand why I adore nearly every QT film but loathed every minute of this one when it's pretty much got all the same hallmarks. I guess that's art for you.

I think this movie was good. I mean the ending was satisfying and the acting was great but I don't consider it one of Quentin Tarantino's best films. Django Unchained, Inglorious Bastards, & Pulp Fiction are his best to me by far.

Hey! One sin down because the door didn't close herself! Later we see the three gangstars closed and nailed it! That's cheating!

“A crucifix in the middle of no where” is a grave marker.

4:20 Loved the Monty Python's comment. Bullseye!

i dont know about you guys, but i honestly think this movie was a master piece.

people give Tarintino too much credit

5 sins knocked off for Ennio Morricone. Good man.

When Marco/Bob first steps out of the Haberdashery to greet the characters, it is later seen that Grouch and Pete were hammering the door when he left in the flashback.

"Having a brit decide how we divide up geography, always leads to trouble" Fact.

The population of Wyoming in 1870 was around 9,100...that's really small. I don't know how surprised I would be over someone knowing another person with a population that small.

Every time I watch a movie I come here to see if there’s a video for it. Little late but worth it

Quentin Tarantino has committed exactly five and a half sins. And they are: "Kill Bill," "Django Unchained," "Inglorious Basterds," "Grindhouse: Deathproof," "The Hateful Eight," and half of "Jackie Brown."

"I wouldn't question this if it wasn't on screen for 3 minutes" _Actually, I'm fairly sure you would..._

I'm absolutely shocked that Samuel l Jackson yelling in slo mo wasn't in this

3:37 This Sin is wrong because (SPOILERS) in the end you see how it all went down in the cabin and you can see them nailing the door after Bob walked out.

sin 28: Oswaldo and joe gage shut the door behind him. They show it in the later part of the movie

In The Hateful Eight you say that it was a sin because mini didn't give bob a mean look even though she is suppose to not like Mexicans. Major Mark West was lying about Mini hating Mexicans to see if Bob would correct him, which he didn't so he knew bob was lying.

3:37 in the later scene where the bad guys are revealed and it rewinds a day it shows that they chop off the door lock after bob walks out while holding it shut

The *ding* that accompanied "...dingus" really was a nice touch.

Everything wrong with Deadpool? Everything with Batman V Superman?