Django UnchainedMovie Reviews


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    Written January 23, 2013

    This film was awesome. Christoph Holtz, Foxx, and Decaprio were amazing.

    by gcorey77

    I loved the scenes of the shootouts and the interaction with Foxx and Holtz. Great acting chemistry between the two. Jackson played the uncle tom character to a tee. Boy was he racist. I never thought Decaprio could play a character like that, but he's an amazing actor what a talent. Worth the price of admission.

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    Written December 27, 2012

    Django Unchained Unspoiled

    by shaneshaneshane

    Saw the movie on Christmas Day! It was startling, controversial and humorous at the same time.
    Only 2 scenes in the movie really created a stir, I could sense the other movie viewers uneasiness about them. The man and dog, and the 2 black men fighting.

    I rate it an 8 out of 10. Although, I wouldn't suggest you bring young children, it should be okay for teens on up.

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    Written December 30, 2012

    Great flick - classic Tarantino

    by adk46r411

    This is a brilliant movie and classic Tarantino. I can't wait to see it again soon so I can try to catch the many brilliant subtle nuances that are embedded in all of Quentin's films.

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    Written January 3, 2013

    Great acting all around

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    I was not expecting all of the great stars that made cameos. Jamie Foxx was great, Samuel L Jackson was hilarious. Everyone in this movie was great. It made for a very entertaining movie. Its a must see.

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    Written December 26, 2012

    Amazing Movie

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    The movie Django was amazing with a great cast of actors. I enjoyed the historical and action aspect of the movie over all. Kerry, Jamie, and Leonardo all deserve many awards and recognition for their amazing roles and acting ability. But SAMUEL L JACKSON stole the show in the end. Even though the movie can have it's serious parts, there is plenty of comedic moments to break it up. I would not recommend taking young children or young teens. But overall I recommend it.

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    Written December 27, 2012

    Django: Unchained

    by Cemetery Guy

    This was an enjoyable movie, albeit not a movie for everyone. Lots of violence, people getting shot, graphically, and foul language. However, several parts of the movie were very funny. For example, the would-be KKK mob bickering over the sacks with the eye-holes cut out on their heads. I think it does a good job in paying homage to the Spaghetti Westerns. I enjoyed the movie even more after doing a little research. Django was a character in many Italian-made Westerns, and Franco Nero played the title character. Nero had a cameo part in this movie that was humorous because it delt with the spelling and pronounciation of "Django." Watch for cameos of several famous, classic actors, including Tarantino himself.

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    Written January 5, 2013

    Upside down, Inside out, and out of this world...

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    Fancy a German doctor and bounty hunter, black slave turned bounty hunter with a beautiful slave who speaks German? Then mix it up with action, intense drama, and high comedy and you have one of the best movies produced in a long time. If you can't stomach the violent scenes, the music alone is worth the time. It's eclectic with Ennio Morricone, John Legend, James Brown/Tupac, Dege Legg and a plethora of other musicians whose music appropriately complimented each scene.

    Spike Lee would salute Mr. Tarantino for his great work and accuracy in depicting one aspect of the South during slavery. His depiction is only one story to be told about that time and not to define all of the South during those days. History has good and bad stories and even in this movie, there were good and bad times. However, Tarantino's added twists allowed the audience to simply accept the movie as a beautiful story about friendship and love during dark days.

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    Written January 21, 2013

    I loved it

    by stormyone46_99

    Quite a few stars in the movie. Very enjoyable. Quentin is back with a very lifelike round of very graphic shoot outs which show in detail the real life look of blood splatter. A long movie, but doesn't drag like most. 3 basic parts to the movie and we enjoyed all of it. Not sure if the faint at heart could stand the gore but it was very entertaining and we got our monies worth. Probably will buy the DVD when it comes out

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    Written December 26, 2012

    Interesting

    by KingJT

    Don't do many reviews, however, this one was worth noting. Quentin Tarantino does his usual thing. If you are a fan of his movies, then you will like this one.

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    Written January 9, 2013

    Very Very Good Movie

    by ewrxsti

    The fill was great enjoyed every minute of it.

    Actors were great Jamie Foxx, Leo, and Christoph Waltz were all fantastic. I would see it again it really worth it. If you can't stand violence or the work ****** this may not be the movie for you. But it was not only funny but good action as well. Tarantino strikes again.

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    Written January 2, 2013

    Must See!!

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    Quentin Tarantino has done it again!! This movie not only showcases history but with a humrous touch to it. I cringed, I laughed, I explored right along with the characters. Jamie Foxx definitely deserves an Oscar for this performance and Tarantino deserves one for Best Movie/Producer. You barely notice the use of the "N" word because it's used in the fashion from the old days, not in an offensive manner. I do however, recommend you do not bring kids under the age 12. It does have a LOT of offensive language and a lot of rated R scenes (not necessarily sexual). But I would definitely pay to see this movie again!!

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    Written December 26, 2012

    Reminds you of an up-to-date version of Blazing Saddles

    by indiasmith74

    My husband and I went to see the movie and for one it was hard to find a seat because it was packed with people. I liked the movie and my husband did not. This movie is very border line in allot of areas. It was funny to me in allot of ways and you find yourself saying "WOW" allot. This movie reminds me of when the movie Blazing Saddles came out. This just seems like the more up-to-date version with more twist and turns. I would not recommend take younger kids to see the movie. The acting was very good. All I can say is allot of surprises.

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    Written December 31, 2012

    LOVE QUENTIN TARRENTINO MOVIES!

    by yoyo12879

    My hubby and I went to go see this movie. Although some parts may have been uncomfortable for some, it definitely was a great story. Slavery & the negativity that goes along with it is although horrible is a part of our country's history. MUST SEE too if you like Quentin Tarrentino movies!! I thought it was up there w/the Kill Bill movies!

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    Written December 28, 2012

    Great Tarantino film

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    Classic Tarantino film full of one liners and violence. To those that were turned off because of Jamie Foxx's interview you should first see what you are critisizing so that you can understand where his point of view came from.

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    Written December 27, 2012

    Django Unchained

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    This was a great movie and a must see. The movie is not just about slavery but about one man, a black man who obtained his freedom because a white bounty hunter needed his help. Through the trials of life and the separation of his wife, he finds himself fighting against all odds to rescue his wife, the love of his life. Beware there is blood, blood and more blood.

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