DJango
Posted: Fri Apr 19, 2013 9:23 am
I finally saw this movie. I never saw it at the theater, so I waited to buy it in bluray for my Tarantino collection. Personally, now that I have an awesome home theater, I don't even like going to the theater anymore, unless it's a super CG and special FX type flick. Django is the best movie I've seen in a very long time. QT just keeps getting better.
A great story (loosely based on the original) and has all the classic humorous Tarantino bits scattered through out, like a shootout with a ridiculous amount of blood. As in, 6 bodies shot, but it looks like it looks like they spayed the walls with red corn syrup from a firehouse. Or in a gun battle, having the sound of a missile shot and exploding, lol. He cracks me.
It's a bit violent for those that can't separate cinematic story telling from reality, so I can see the opposition. But in my opinion, it was well cast and well directed, only the way Tarantino can do it. So I give it two thumbs up!
I never saw the original Italian Django movies. But I think the QT version is maybe telling of how Django began as a bounty hunter. I haven't researched it, just a guess.
A great story (loosely based on the original) and has all the classic humorous Tarantino bits scattered through out, like a shootout with a ridiculous amount of blood. As in, 6 bodies shot, but it looks like it looks like they spayed the walls with red corn syrup from a firehouse. Or in a gun battle, having the sound of a missile shot and exploding, lol. He cracks me.
It's a bit violent for those that can't separate cinematic story telling from reality, so I can see the opposition. But in my opinion, it was well cast and well directed, only the way Tarantino can do it. So I give it two thumbs up!
I never saw the original Italian Django movies. But I think the QT version is maybe telling of how Django began as a bounty hunter. I haven't researched it, just a guess.