What is an in-depth interpretation of Hate Eight?

The deep interpretation of hateful eight is: in the name of justice, you can do anything. The film tells the story of eight people with different identities who mistakenly came to a horse station in a mountain pass in Wyoming several years after the American Civil War, but were trapped on the hillside by a snowstorm. When the wicked meet, a story mixed with violence and life and death is unfolded.

The film was released in 70mm format in 50 theaters in North America on February 25th, 20 15, and the digital version was released in the United States on February 25th, 20 16 10.

"Damn Eight" was shot with a camera (Pan-Na Wei Shen Chao 70 mm) which was born more than 50 years ago. It uses 70 mm film. The director wants the cinema to show 70 mm, while ordinary film is 35 mm

Pan Shen's 70mm camera uses an anamorphic lens of 1.25 times, and the picture ratio is 2.76: 1. The director's last film Jackie Brown used the aspect ratio of 1.85: 1, and Hate the Sky is the second film with a ratio of 2.35: 1.