So the police think that they can influence the public to not go see The Hateful Eight. Now that’s funny. Everybody’s going to see that movie, and nobody is going to do what the police say. What are they going to do about it, arrest everybody for standing in line at the theatre or for leaving the theatre after having seen that film?

The police say that they are going to hurt QT for protesting murderous police officers, but the thin skinned police are really going to have their feelings hurt over this one.

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  4. The obstinate police refuse to admit that murdering people is an over reaction and that their militarized training is inappropriate for civilian populations. Instead, they threaten to hurt Quentin Tarantino adding that they have a big surprise for him. Furthermore, the police actually seem to think that citizens actually support them in their murderous practice and so will boycott the movie. The result of all this ought to be the elimination of the Joint Terrorism Task Force, and the termination of employment for all officers who have been trained thereunder.

    Tarantino’s film are unarguably exploitive, but they do tend to stimulate debate. Violence isn’t always clearly right or wrong, and his films make you think about the grey area. Invariably, if you closely analyze the work of Quentin Tarantino, you will realize that they are morality plays.

  6. I’m kinda at a loss as to why the FOP is throwing a shit fit about this movie. It’s set a few weeks after the end of the Civil War for crying out loud. I don’t recall any outrage when Training Day came out.

  7. QT flew to NY and attended a protest march, so the police around the country are boycotting his latest movie and threatening a big surpirse of some sort. Police don’t acknoledge any police butality or murder.

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