13 Reasons to Be Outraged at The Hateful Eight's Oscar Snub

He shot it with 65mm film, and it was released on 70mm in a bunch of theaters. That means he went old-school and used real film. Screw your digital movies! This is extreme. It's a good thing The Hateful Eight at least scored a best cinematography nomination.

Oh, poor Leonardo DiCaprio and his frozen rivers. This movie takes place in the dead of Winter and was filmed in Colorado, and a good portion of the scenes are outside.

And it's well-deserved! She's excellent as Daisy Domergue, a fugitive being escorted by John Ruth.

Like all of Tarantino's films, humor is infused throughout the action. Maybe this one was just too funny for the Academy? Then again, The Martian got a nomination.

Tim Roth and Tarantino are buds; he's appeared in Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction, but his most impressive performance is as Oswaldo Mobray, one of the suspicious men at Minnie's Haberdashery, in The Hateful Eight. It's a damn shame the Academy didn't appreciate his exaggerated accent as much as I did.

Not a single tip of the hat to two-time Oscar nominee Dern? Sure, he plays a racist old coot, but he plays the hell out of him!

If you're thinking that you don't really know who Walton Goggins is and therefore you're the least excited to seem him in this ensemble cast, you're going to be struck by how great he is. In a movie full of shady characters, he might be the shadiest — and he plays it so well.

Madsen gives a subtle performance, but he's every bit as creepy as, well, every one of those sketchy guys in the cabin.

Tarantino has gotten some killer performances out of Jackson, and The Hateful Eight is no exception. He is a commanding presence on screen, managing to both crack jokes and become fully menacing within seconds. The fact that he's been snubbed by all the major award shows (Golden Globe Awards, Critics' Choice Awards, and SAG Awards) is insane.

He's talking to you, Academy.