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My bad. To tell the truth it took 1/2 the movie theatre 10 minutes of whispering "Is that Samual Jackson" before it finally kicked in. Regardless, the cast and Tarentino pulled of a great movie and I don't think there was any poor acting. The sound track was all over the place though.
I enjoy several of Tarantino's and I was curious about seeing Django, but the constant use of the "n" word would just be too jarring for me. I know that word was and still is used but if I can avoid 2+ hrs of hearing it over and over I will. I also really love Christoph Waltz, even when he's playing a terrible villian!
I enjoy several of Tarantino's and I was curious about seeing Django, but the constant use of the "n" word would just be too jarring for me. I know that word was and still is used but if I can avoid 2+ hrs of hearing it over and over I will. I also really love Christoph Waltz, even when he's playing a terrible villian!
I too thought Waltz's performance to be most memorable and I'm certainly a fan of his now. Just a great performance. I enjoyed the movie. I especially liked the slam on slavery and the people who supported it. I too despise that culture and all that it stood for.
I enjoy several of Tarantino's and I was curious about seeing Django, but the constant use of the "n" word would just be too jarring for me. I know that word was and still is used but if I can avoid 2+ hrs of hearing it over and over I will. I also really love Christoph Waltz, even when he's playing a terrible villian!
Yes but it's real though. Go to YouTube and check out their interviews, good.
I too thought Waltz's performance to be most memorable and I'm certainly a fan of his now. Just a great performance. I enjoyed the movie. I especially liked the slam on slavery and the people who supported it. I too despise that culture and all that it stood for.
What I didn't care for was the use of rap music.
Yes a great movie, but in their interviews Tarantino and Fox speaks on why the music was put in there.
Just watched this. Brilliant
Tarantino has a knack of making you hang on every scene.
Christopher Waltz; excellent again. Would like to see more of his work
The violent, abuse scenes are far more confronting and shocking then the shooting & killing.
Killer soundtrack too
Saw it yesterday. Lots of blood, but I love it when the bad guys get blown to bits.
Spoiler
I had no idea that Samuel L. Jackson was the old man inside the mansion.
Too bad the bounty hunter got killed, he was cool.
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Last edited by observer53; 01-09-2013 at 03:34 PM..
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Pretty good movie. Some might find it offensive but I enjoyed it.
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. To tell the truth it took 1/2 the movie theatre 10 minutes of whispering "Is that Samual Jackson" before it finally kicked in. Regardless, the cast and Tarentino pulled of a great movie and I don't think there was any poor acting. The sound track was all over the place though.
