‘The Hateful Eight’ Film Review: This Flick’s Even Better on Second Viewing
With its overture, its intermission, its confined setting and its talkiness, Quentin Tarantino’s eighth film seems tedious when it’s not being Tarantino-esque. But it’s worth the price of two admissions.

Kurt Russell, left, Jennifer Jason Leigh and Bruce Dern in “The Hateful Eight.” (IMDB)
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