Definitely not as good as I remembered it. Brad Pitt was though. Malkovich does his yelling thing. Frances McDormand's aggressive positivity is incredible. That's about it.

Next to Inglorious Basterds is Tarantino's best looking film. The isolation of the space and the camera work/framing used to make it feel that much larger shows Tarantino is much more than the dialogue he's famous for. Not as riveting a mystery as I would have liked but the construction and style in which it was told made it's long running time unnoticeable.

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.