Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Django Unchained’

[Palooza]

Seriously this movie has all the Tarantino factors turned up to 11. It's so perfect.

[Buzzman]

Needs more Don Johnson

[Pitty]

I NEED A HUNDRED BLACK COFFINS! BLACK DOLPHINS!

[Houston]

My only complaint was the end. It shouldn't have gone on too much further after the deaths of Schultz and Candie.

[SHOGUN]

This movie was everything I thought it would be and then some. Amazing movie. Will go to the theater and watch it again.

[KNUBB]

Just watched the screener

[IamMedellin]

Just watched the screener

link?

edit: NVM found it

[DoubleDeuce]

My only complaint was the end. It shouldn't have gone on too much further after the deaths of Schultz and Candie.

I personally didn't want it to end

[IamMedellin]

Schultz was my boi...n Fitz the Horse...Gotta Luv Fitz the horse

Kerry Washington is fyne as Always....n Jamie foxx held shit down...that fukin shootout after the deal goes dwn

But Calvin Candie, U son Of a Bitch....I Fux with Missour Candie

[j.hen]

Leonardo stole the show for a bit but Waltz stole that shit right back. I loved Waltz in this. :jhenbeatkwon:

Also the best part was when they played Tupac.

[1ke]

Amzing amazing amazing flick. I was very impressed. Christophe the god!

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[Maynard]

i loved the first hour. but the rest of it wasnt as impressive. it was a good movie overall, but the first hour was filled with things that made you laugh and feel sadness all while showing off a tremendous amount of witty dialog. Once Leo came on the screen i felt like it lost all of that. From there on it told a good story, but didnt give me any of the emotion that i got from that first hour

[JayDizzle]

Finally got to see this this afternoon.

Hit all the right beats.

Houston had a point about how the movie should have ended after Schultz and Candie's "handshake."

However, this being Tarantino, you know he's going to give Django the revenge he (and by extension, the movie goer who digs that shit) deserves.

It was so fun figuring out the stalwarts of Quentin's movie casts over the years (Zoe, Savini, Ray to name a few) and then spotting the guy who played the original Django once we get to the scene where Candie, Schultz and Django first meet.

Literally a 'best of.'

Also, I'd like to think that while Tarantino does NOT shy away from blood if it calls for it in his movie, the amount of gore shown during every shootout was an homage to how the old school Italian westerns were shown.

Visceral carnage everywhere and yet it still fit in this world of violence built for us to see.