I saw this last night during one of the roadshows. The roadshow thing was pretty cool with the programs being handed out at the door, the musical overture at the beginning, and the intermission. I'm not sure what I think about them using old projectors and movie reels though. It's definitely a step down in picture consistency. Then, you don't have people who really know what they're doing anymore in that department. The movie literally stopped two or three times last night during reel changeovers. Then, we actually watched the film melt on screen after the first change. The stoppages only added up to about 5 minutes total, but you can tell that it's really a lost art.
As far as the movie itself? I really enjoyed it. The fact that it takes place almost all in one room really ratchets up the intensity. It's a Tarantino movie through and through and just like all of his movies, there are really interesting characters, great dialog, a lot of humor, and buckets of blood. SLJ really stole the show for me.
