The Hateful Eight

If your a real Tarantino fan, it's a must have! Really let's you in on how he thinks and visualizes everything!

so for some reason some people keep thinking this is a novel. i would just like to clarify that Quentin Tarantino aside from "Jackie Brown" has always written stuff 100% from his mind so this in fact is not a novel, but it's a screenplay. and if you didn't know what a screenplay is, it's the script for the movie and what the movie is based off of. but don't worry. don't listen to the people that have been giving it two or one star reviews, because this screenplay reads like a novel. one thing that a great book does is have amazing detail, wittiness, and great descriptiveness. and this is what this script does. the dialogues and monologues are filled with great wit, incredibly funny dark humor, and the awesome over the top bloody violence that every Tarantino movie has. this screenplay like every other screenplay also comes with stage direction. what stage directions is, if you didn't know, is what the the actor and film crew follow so they know exactly what to do and so the actor knows what the character is like. so it just adds to the great experience. but no matter what you think this product is, you are getting something awesome, though i'm pretty sure you know it's a script by now.p.s. sorry for all the run on sentences and grammar mistakes

Like a few other Tarantino scripts I've read, there's always at least one scripted scene changed to a newer scene during principle photography. But it's a fun read as much as the film itself was. Tarantino dialogue is usually what makes him a heavy hitter, and how much he just loves movies. Hateful Eight was inspired by John Carpenter's "The Thing" adaptation in terms of its set up and it's leading man Kurt Russel, but Tarantino is an important study in screenwriting in the way he makes character moments, and not just visual moments, so important in his stories. Any practicing or aspiring screenwriter should pay attention to the way Tarantino uses format to keep his pace moving forward. Happy reading!

Another masterpiece by Tarantino. A must have for hardcore fans.

This was a great read. I would recommend this to anybody who loves reading scripts, and wants to experience one of Tarantino's. When you're reading his scripts, you feel like he's specifically telling the story to you; like you're reading a novel from a powerful narrator, or hearing someone tell you a campfire story.If you didn't go see the movie yet, I'd recommend to read it first because there are a few things that were left out of the film which are in the script that I find great.This is an insanely powerful story. Enjoy it!

An essential accessory for anyone who loves the film. There are a few different scenes that did not make it into the movie - so it sits in an interesting place between the leaked pirated first draft and what we see on the screenAs a book in its own right it is also entertaining and easy to read. Moreover reading this on the morning commute shows your cool factor above the other suits seated around youMarry me Uncle Quentin ... how can we criticise someone with so much talent?

Great book for any fan. Great to add to collection, highly recommend

too out there, a lot of it had me scratching my head and sayin what the heck?tarantino a differerent kind of dude

If you love the film's dialogue then this is the book to get, absolutely brilliant, word for word. This is a screenplay just so you know

Enjoyed this immensely. Most of the dialog and scenes were in the movie but there were some that didn't make it to the movie that helped to explain some things. This movie absolutely fascinates me.

Screenplay itself is a great item for any fan but it came in used quality with dirty cover, torn bindings and used feel all over.

Molto bella, una lettura appassionante per coloro che però capiscono fluentemente l'inglese. Molto bella anche l'edizione e la struttura, ottimo prodotto consigliato per coloro che vogliono imparare come scrivere una sceneggiatura.

La presentación es buena, con presentación y texto íntegros. El guión, sin embargo, y quizás por toda la historia detrás del mismo, me deja con la noción que no es exactamente lo que Tarantino aspiraba; su escritura aquí es someramente pesada y poco divertida, como si el mismo autor se hubiera "trabado" en algunas partes (especialmente en la segunda mitad). Aún así, como también ocurre con Woody Allen, un guión de Tarantino es constantemente espectacular desde el punto de vista que, no importa lo que ocurra en la historia, siempre es interesante escuchar (en este caso, leer) lo que los personajes tienen qué decir (diálogo).