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Anyone following popular cinema these days will be aware of the impact a film with the sidebar “by Quentin Tarantino” brings, especially in recent years – the director hit a high-water mark with Inglourious Basterds<\/em>, followed that up with the exceptional Django Unchained<\/em>, and, even in spite of the original script being leaked and the director famously saying he’d be unable to make the film in the aftermath, he’s gone and made The Hateful 8<\/em>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Hateful 8<\/em> (often stylized as “H8teful 8”) sees Tarantino re-team with what appears to be every actor he’s ever worked with, is essentially a “man in a box” scenario, with the plot synopsis on IMDb reading: “In post-Civil War Wyoming, bounty hunters try to find shelter during a blizzard but get involved in a plot of betrayal and deception.” So, a bunch of powerhouse actors (and Michael Madsen) spend the majority of a film inside a snowbound cabin in the woods where their relationships unravel faster than a Michael Bay plotline? Sounds good to me!<\/p>\n I’m most excited to see Hateful 8<\/em> because Tarantino has decided to shoot the film on 70mm, with the aspect ratio being similar to that employed on Ben Hur<\/em> (and a few other films), a massively wide, 2.79:1 frame that delivers what appear to be the most beautiful landscapes I’ve seen in a QT film – hell, in any<\/em> film, in ages. Watch the trailer below and take note of QT’s framing, his use of lighting, his ability to fill the screen with imagery that elicits all manner of emotion – Hateful 8<\/em> will be one hell<\/em> of a gorgeous film, regardless of the story or characters. For that alone, I’m keen to see it.<\/p>\nThe Hateful 8<\/h1>\n