The Hateful Eight

The Hateful Eight (2015)

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Corrected entry: After the Major shoots the General, the General spins and you can see where the bullet exited the back of the coat. When the Sheriff puts the coat on there is no bullet hole.

Correction: It's actually a different coat. The General is wearing a frock coat and his great coat can be seen hanging up. The general's jacket he puts on is different.

Corrected entry: When the second stage arrives at Minnie's, all aboard are aware that the scheduled stage had arrived earlier. But OB, the second stage's driver, (in fact none of the new arrivals) doesn't wonder where the first stage's driver or shotgun rider is.

goofyfoot

Correction: When Warren, John Ruth, Mannix, and Daisy enter Minnie's, John asks Oswaldo if Joe Gage is their driver. Oswaldo says that their driver went to sit the blizzard out with a friend.

Corrected entry: What happened to the shotgun rider on the stage coach? He just disappears when the gang started killing the patron and owner. (02:00:00)

Correction: When the stagecoach comes in carrying Jody and his gang, there is an older male driver, and a woman sitting shotgun with him. Both of them are killed on screen. The man is shot by Jody, and the woman was shot by Joe Gage. The only other person that is outside when that Stagecoach shows up is Charlie, who is also killed on screen by Joe Gage.

jshy7979

Factual error: The bed in the "Haberdashery" has a box spring under the mattress. Referring to a "History of Bedding": "By 1927...box springs with ticking covers were still new." Having one in this time and remote location would have been impossible.

Jim King

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Major Marquis Warren: Move a little strange, you're gonna get a bullet. Not a warning, not a question...a bullet.

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Trivia: Legendary composer Ennio Morricone won his only competitive Academy Award for his score of this film. He was 87 years old, which also made him the oldest recipient of a competitive Oscar at the time.

Phaneron

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Question: Was the poison that killed both John Ruth and O.B. (by causing them to vomit blood) purely fictional? Does it have any equivalents in the real life? If it does, then what kind of poison was that?

Answer: It's not PURELY fictional, as plenty of poisons lead to vomiting and bleeding (cyanide, arsenic, etc.), but Tarantino, as is his wont, definitely takes some artistic license and kicks it up several notches for dramatic/gross-out effect.

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