Django Unchained (2012)

How long movie is it? might go to see it in piratebay home theatre tomorrow. Funny thing the address seems to be same with mine, i wonder.
 
I ALMOST downloaded it this weekend, but the title sounded stupid so I didn't. Like "unchained melody" or some kind of victorian bodice-ripper, where the handsome Dirk Gently swears upon his dead father's memory that he shall win back the heart of his beloved Patricia, no matter how many shoes he has to sell.

And don't I hate Tarantino for some reason? I forget now. I liked Pulp Fiction, and that Fargo movie, running the lady through the wood chipper (Which, btw, actually happened in this town some years ago. They had detectives sifting through the dirt is someone's backyard looking for bone fragments. If you are going to kill someone, that's a GREAT way to get rid of the body. That is, if you have the stomach for it. Now that I think of it, there are a LOT of people alive today, only because I'm squeamish and will faint dead away at the sight of blood. Oops. Sorry. Caffeine talking there...)

Okay, so I'm going to download this movie right now, and if it sucks I will be back to report how wrong all of you are, and how you should give up critiquing movies and take up something else, like making cupcakes.
 
It was a great film. But it was sad to know, on how the whites treat the blacks before.
 
Not his best film, but still good! It's great to put one like this in with the rest of his repertoire.

I'm a big Tarantino fan, Pulp Fiction is one of the best movies ever. When it came out, I held off on seeing it because I heard how violent and sick it was. So I finally saw it and yeah it was violent and sick (Go get the gimp...lol) but nowhere what I thought it would be and I loved it. Same with Reservoir Dogs. I heard about the cop torture scene and held off but saw it and loved it.

But I'm hearing that Django is so fucking over the top that even Bill Maher couldn't handle it. I'm not big on long, gratuitous violence but am tempted once again. Anyone care to give their thoughts?

Maybe I'm just desensitized these days, but nothing Tarantino has ever done has been over the top for me as far as violence and gore. There's a scene in a David Lynch movie (Wild at Heart, I think) where a guy gets his head blown off with a shotgun and they show it. THAT gave me the gitters. But that was years ago. Since then, I've seen so much more gorey and violent stuff that Tarantino is tame in comparison... Dead Alive, We Own The Night, Evil Dead 2... I mean jeez, The Walking Dead is pretty brutal, even if it's "only zombies" LOL
 
Not his best film, but still good! It's great to put one like this in with the rest of his repertoire. Maybe I'm just desensitized these days, but nothing Tarantino has ever done has been over the top for me as far as violence and gore. There's a scene in a David Lynch movie (Wild at Heart, I think) ...
David Lynch and good movies? NOW we're talking... :)
 
This movie was pretty sick.

I saw it on noobroom.com :D

and no I'm not affiliated with that site.
 
Awesome movie. That's all i can say. Go watch it for yourself so you can understand more about the movie. :)
 
How many times was the "N" word used?!?!

Plenty!

Good movie, it has plenty of violence, love and friendship.

The movie starts slow, builds momentum and then the tempo goes up, it slows down for a while and then tempo goes up again and then it finishes big a bang!
 
I NEED A 100 BLACK COFFINS FOR A 100 BAAAD MEEEEN.

Loved the movie, great acting, great story.
 
Bad Ass.
Jamie Foxx wrote that one ay.

I NEED A 100 BLACK COFFINS FOR A 100 BAAAD MEEEEN.

Loved the movie, great acting, great story.
 
Awesome movie! Me: are those upside down balls?! *theatre promptly erupts in laughter*
 
Yeah its good. Also check for a movie called Branded, its about Marketing.

Which Branded?

Branded (TV series), a U.S. Western TV series
"Branded" (Dad's Army), an episode of the British comedy series Dad's Army
Branded (1950 film), a 1950 Western film
Branded (2012 film), a 2012 science fiction film

OK, maybe that last one.

Plot: "In the early 1980s, in Soviet Russia, young Misha Galkin is in a public park at night looking at the stars. Suddenly the stars shift into the outline of a cow's head, which turns and looks at him. Moments later, Misha is struck by lightning. A woman examines him and, seeing that he is still alive, predicts that his life will not be ordinary."

Or not. Maybe be a bit more specific?
 
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