Django Unchained

Yeah, that was definitely there. It's just a weird jump of logic to say Samuel L owned the plantation because he did Leo's busy work.

@Tuco
The charade SLJ puts up around anyone but Leo is just peculiar - limbing, shouting, pretending to be deaf, language. In the library they're equals. One might even see SLJ as having the upper hand in the library, actually telling SLJ to meet him here. I must have missed the part with SLJ raising Leo. I recall the monologue of Leo saying that SLJ had served his father etc., but didn't connect the dots. Makes a bit more sense now, thanks
@bixxby
I would not have asked this question if this movie was historically accurate. It's not. SLJ being the owner was just a plausible twist in this QT film. It was upside down in so many other ways compared to historical facts - give me a sound argument from the movie as to why ownership/leadership could not be the case too? Cheers

i am not a tarantino fan but i liked this movie very much.

I am a Tarantino fan and I liked this movie very much. Now I just want to know what shameful chapter in human history QT will make really entertaining and fun for me.

I enjoyed the movie immensely, my only criticism was it felt a bit long.

I don't get all the Will Smith love for the part of Django. I thought Jamie Foxx did a fantastic job.

If you watch the interviews with Quentin, he explains that Candie does not give a fuck about the running of the plantation and leaves all of that shit in the hands of his house American Inventor. That's why Candie is into mandingo fights.

PosterOfStuff_sl said:

I enjoyed the movie immensely, my only criticism was it felt a bit long.

I don't get all the Will Smith love for the part of Django. I thought Jamie Foxx did a fantastic job.

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Being a Tarantino fan I was overjoyed by the length, especially since the story developed and rapped up in a non-rushed and satisfying manner.

I had this posted as new thread but they moved it.
Its from SNL on Saturday they had the guest host 1 the stars from Django unchained for new movie on SNL funny shit.

http://www.rerolled.org/showthread.p...arantino-Movie

Jesus bit was pretty good but illustrates why Tarantino needs to do something different next time.

Finally saw it, good flick, dont get all the 'controversy' around it, it was almost understated for a Tarantino film.

'controversy' must have been started by people who've never paid attention in an history class.

Controversy is a white guy writing too many 'American Inventors' into his script. Also white guilt

I really dug the soundtrack / score. minus the rap, it had the perfect butch & sundance, billy jack, sergio leone call back.

I enjoyed the movie. I do wish that there had been more scenes involving the winter, when it was just the two of them as bounty hunters. I think there was a lot of untapped story potential left out during that period. That is a small complaint though, and I had no problem with the length of the movie. As long as the story is worthwhile and the characters are enjoyable, the movie could have been 10 hours for all I cared.

Tbh, It felt that after Dr King Schultz died, a chunk of the movie did aswell.
It felt rushed in the end.

Easily one of the best movies 2012

One of the best movies I've seen in the last 10 years! Loved it! The twist at the end when he came back and blew the fuck out of everyone caught me by surprise. In hindsight I should have expected it, but yeah, fucking owned!

Christoph Waltz wins again, well deserved