While it may not be the most comfortable film to see with your father when there is a 70mm screening with an intermission in the middle right after THE Samuel L. Jackson scene, I did think this was entertaining, and with great cinematography overall. Very Tarantino, sometimes excessively at times, but overall good.

Quentin Tarantino at his most Tarantini. An ensemble cast full of violent miscreants, shoved together in close quarters, spit slurs and epithets at each other for two hours before having a bloody gunfight. One of his most forgettable films, sadly.

Tarantino's grand statement about the soul of America is as much stage play as movie, locking its characters in a snowed-in rest-stop cabin and then turning up the heat again and again. The most unapologetically 'Tarantino' of Quentin Tarantino movies, every second is geared towards entertainment and tension.