Django Unchained 9/18/16
by Omnizoa
The rest of the movie follows a revenge plot about a freed slave killing slave owners with absolutely no mention whatsoever of the horses that are bridled, ridden, and exhibit similar symptoms to what you might call Stockholm Syndrome, you know that thing that makes Samuel L.
Django Unchained 2/11/16
by MovieMeditation
This may be the most mainstream Quentin Tarantino movie to be released as of today, but even so that doesnt necessarily mean that the movie is made with the masses in mind.
Django Unchained 9/19/15
by Iroquois
If Django Unchained had been his next film after that, it would have been a good film and a promise that Tarantino was getting back on track to make another masterpiece.
Django Unchained 4/05/15
by Citizen Rules
Review: If you don't care about logic or characters acting within the framework of the movie, then you just might like Quentin's nod to the Spaghetti Western.
Django Unchained 8/11/14
by Gideon58
This leads to a partnership where Schultz trains Django in the art of bounty hunting and eventually agrees to help Django retrieve his wife(Kerry Washington), who is still the slave of a wealthy plantation owner (Leonardo DiCaprio) who is obsessed with Mandingo slaves, slaves who are purchased in or...
Django Unchained 5/31/14
by Jack1
After working on this film, composer Ennio Morricone said he would probably never again collaborate with Quentin Tarantino since he didn't like the way the writer/director "places music in his films without coherence" and "never giving enough time".
Django Unchained 5/12/14
by Cobpyth
Still, as you can see, it was no reason for me to not enjoy the overall film immensely and add Django Unchained to my all time favorite films.
Django Unchained 12/22/13
by JayDee
That may sound daft given the huge disparity between genres and eras in his films; 1800s western, World War II film, revenge film with a heavy Japanese influence etc.
