Django Unchained

[Mike]

Best movie I've seen in 10 years. Loved it.

 

[AudioSalon]

I loved Kill Bill and Pulp fiction...took me 3 attempts to see this movie and I did not like it. Guess I'm not a fan of Jamie Fox, I was never drawn in.

 

[NorthStar]

The only thing I luv in that movie is Christoph Waltz, that's it.

 

[AudioSalon]

Yes, I liked him too. He was also amazing in Inglorious Basterds , aloof but razor sharp wit and intellect.

 

[Mike]

I loved the movie. Brilliant. Will definitely be buying it.

 

[sharkmouth]

I enjoyed it. For Tarantino, it was exactly what I expected.

 

[NorthStar]

Funny, I find 'Django Unchained' perfectly appropriate here at this site.
...But 'Django still Chained' at that other site.

 

[Mike]

That's funny!

 

[joeinid]

That's funny!

+1 Ha!

 

[NorthStar]

---- :cantmove: :derf:

 

[sharkmouth]

"I like the way you die boy!"

 

[Mike]

The scene of the guys with the white hoods on the horses was hilarious.

http://stephanietsai.wordpress.com/2013/03/06/django-unchained-klan-hoods-scene/

 

[NorthStar]

"I like the way you die boy!"

Good point Kev!

The scene of the guys with the white hoods on the horses was hilarious.

?Django Unchained? Klan Hoods Scene | Signs of Life

That one was hilarious Mike!

 

[NorthStar]

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[JohnVF]

I loved this film, it was everything I wanted it to be and more after being somewhat disappointed in Inglorious Bastards. Not that that movie was bad, I just wanted something different from it. I got what I wanted in Django Unchained. I enjoy all the subtle (and not so subtle) references in his films, such as the fact that one of the characters in this film, the Sheriff of the small town that confronts Django and Dr. Schultz outside the bar, and gets gunned down by Schultz, is Tom Wopat...Luke Duke, from Dukes of Hazzard.

 

[sharkmouth]

I loved this film, it was everything I wanted it to be and more after being somewhat disappointed in Inglorious Bastards. Not that that movie was bad, I just wanted something different from it. I got what I wanted in Django Unchained. I enjoy all the subtle (and not so subtle) references in his films, such as the fact that one of the characters in this film, the Sheriff of the small town that confronts Django and Dr. Schultz outside the bar, and gets gunned down by Schultz, is Tom Wopat...Luke Duke, from Dukes of Hazzard.

Tom Wopat I missed, so now I'll watch it again to see what else I missed. There really was a shitload of stuff in this movie, even for Tarantino. I think the only way he got away with it is he is Mr Controversial! Plus I do agree, it was a great movie, I'd rate it up there with Terence Hill & Bud Spencer.....

 

[Mike]

It had everything! I agree! Suspense, humor, drama, a little romance, fantastic acting and a lot of action.

 

[NorthStar]

...But mostly Tarantino's own style of humor; and even with himself in it!

Hey, he's a huge Sergio Leone's fan. ...So a Western was a natural comin'. ...And a Western from American history, his homeland.

 

[Shadowfax]

I saw it back in march along with several other of the award nominees including Argo, Lincoln, Les Mis, and Life of Pi. Although Pi was the best movie Spiritually and Visually, Django was my favorite hands down from the opening scene. I love westerns to begin with so this was up my alley. I had to laugh about all the over the top impossible blood splattering but that is just Tarantino so you go with it.

I really want to watch it again soon because it was so good.

 

[Dewster]

Will be watching this tonight..