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Django unchained

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• Django unchained

  Clitterbug > 06/06/2013, 22:50

  Just watched it, BRILLIANT! best movie ive seen in a good while, must admit im a big Tanantino fan and wondered what he would do with a western, in his words, it was 'Motha Fuckin' gr8! 2 and a half hours well spent!

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  jesslloydfan > 06/06/2013, 23:22

  Have to admit that is one i really want to watch, not got around to watching it yet though. I`m definately gonna have to get it on dvd and give it a watch. How does it compare to Tarantino`s last film (obviously not story wise but quality wise) is it as good as Inglorious Bastards (one i particularly liked)?

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  Clitterbug > 12/04/2015, 13:07

  There was a thread posted yesterday about Inglorious Basterds and guys were saying how good Waltz was in it, agreed he was good but in Django he was even better. Just give it a second viewing last night, the whole cast were great, Waltz and Jamie Fox, brilliant, Di Caprio great, fuck even don Johnson was good! but the best for me Sam L Jackson stole the motha fukkin show. Still the best film ive seen in ages.

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  bambatta > 12/04/2015, 16:50

  I watched it the other week online and I totally agree that it was a class act from start to finish and really kept
  my attention, I enjoyed the story and felt the Leo gave a great performance,

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  Potato > 12/04/2015, 18:50

  Fantastic film. Best bit is the part with the KKK discussing the head gear! I'd never laughed in a cinema like that before! And that scene near the end where Leo cuts his hand when smashing the skull is made even better on second viewing when you know that he actually cut his hand for real but just kept going

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  Clitterbug > 12/04/2015, 20:49

  Yeah KKK bit was brilliant Blazing Saddles'esque, typical Tarantino great lines mixed with extreme violence, Res Dogs, Pulp Fiction et al. Think he writes some lines particularly for Sam Jackson, coz he delivers them so motha fukkin well, when he first meets Django is excellent!

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  Clitterbug > 12/04/2015, 20:53

  
  
  

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  robo_mojo > 12/04/2015, 22:56

  The movie is classic Tarantino. It has all the best elements that you expect to find when you watch one of Quentin's movies. It's funny, violent, good dialog, and has wonderful acting. Christoph Waltz is phenomenal and deserves all the praise he has received for his performance.

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  Coop > 13/04/2015, 19:52

  I fucking love this film, it is so good. All the actors are great and the music is amazing. The fight scenes are just classic Tarantino and i just love them. I have seen this film about 4 or 5 times now.

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  nathanjames25 > 14/04/2015, 16:25

  This film is so good!, i didnt expect it to be as good as it was when i watched it but quentin tarantino signed it off in his classic way with a lot of blood and guns haha, did you know that the scene with di caprio at the table when he smashes the table with his hand, caused him to bleed and he didnt realise and he just carried on with the shot pretty jokes, guy still didnt get an oscar though lol
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