UGH! That was a terrible movie!

[grasswire]

Django.

Leonardo di Caprio.

Ugh!

Discuss.

[ScreamingMeemie]

1. Too busy being disgusted with World War Z at the moment.

I'll get back with you.

[NRaleighLiberal]

2. no thanks! busy being disgusted by the Patriots at the moment!

Django is not on my future watch list!

[fizzgig]

9. i knew better than to count them out

the second half is playing out the way i expected it to.

now it's my turn to be disgusted.

[NRaleighLiberal]

10. a tale of two halves....such a bizarre game.

[fizzgig]

13. i'm not surprised by this at all

new england is too good for the first half they had, denver is great at sabotaging themselves regardless of who is starting.

[PumpkinAle]

3. I liked it, but admittedly

wasn't expecting to do so.

[RebelOne]

4. I beg to differ. I thought Django was a great movie. n/t

[Chan790]

5. I liked it.

A lot.

[RiffRandell]

6. Loved it.

I thought Leo was great, and Christoph Waltz totally deserved the Oscar.

The whole cast was awesome.

[handmade34]

7. hard to watch

terrible-- but not in the sense of quality of film, script, acting, etc… it was thought provoking

[grasswire]

11. The idea for the plot was thought provoking, yes.

And I would have enjoyed a thoughtful and deep presentation of that plot.

I felt that this was shallow and too often went to gratuitous nonsense. There were parts that almost felt as if the Carol Burnett team had taken over. Harvey Korman, Tim Conway, etc. Okay, maybe with Eddie Murphy as a guest star.

I went over to read reviews on imdb database. Tarantino fans liked it. Many many others didn't.

[WorseBeforeBetter]

8. No interest in seeing it... ODed on Tarantino and DiCaprio a long time ago.

"12 Years a Slave" though, I definitely want to see.

[grasswire]

12. Me too.

I wonder how long it will be in theaters.

[Tuesday Afternoon]

14. I thought it was operatic in its scope.

I liked it.

[Logical]

15. Anyone who liked it is a little bit warped IMO. Sick. nt

[grasswire]

16. some people call it a "revenge flick"

If I had read that prior to putting it on my netflix list, I wouldn't have had to sit through it.

[grasswire]

19. looks like the movie is a bit of a litmus test

maybe the divide is just those who already like Tarantino v. those who don't. Or maybe it's something deeper.

[Logical]

21. I liked pulp fiction and other older ones. Maybe I am getting old! :-)

[Myrina]

17. Agreed.

I almost gave up several times and finally, during the DiCaprio shootout, hit 'stop' and 'erase'.

[TheKentuckian]

18. Great fucking movie

[Jenoch]

20. I put Django Unchained into a particular category of movies.

I guess I was glad I watched it, but I'll likely never watch it again. Other movies in this category include No Country for Old Men, The Road, 3:10 to Yuma, and several other movies with a lot of violence that I have seen but cannot remember their titles at the moment.

There are other movies I have seen that would belong in the category of never watching again, but for other reasons, such as they were utter crap.

[Lil Missy]

22. I didn't like it either. n/t

[okieinpain]

23. loved it. great movie. loved wwz too. n/t.

[JCMach1]

24. Loved it...