Django Unchained.......

[a kennedy]

Ah......not really liking it. Great story...but the main woman character just rubs me so wrong. Crying, and screaming ALL THE TIME. Anyone else???

[brush]

1. Django Unchained? You mean that five year old movie?

[a kennedy]

2. Yes.....just watched it on FXX....... eom

[underpants]

3. I think Tarantino has made his best movies

Django many excellent elements and Christoph
Waltz was fantastic but way too much N word and the dog thing was not needed. Yes he was trying to show the cruelty of slavery (the lost causers have paid bred a vastly different picture) but you can show it without that level of gruesomeness.

Magnificent Bastards was really not very good. And his latest was horrible from what a friend told e - we were long time fans too.

[brush]

5. "Pulp Fiction" is his best. He hasn't topped it.

[underpants]

7. Agreed

Reservoir Dogs was good too.

[brush]

8. And Django, also Inglorious Basterds.

He has a great ear for dialogue.

[stopbush]

6. Inglorious Basterds.

It was good.

The Hateful Eight was also good.

One needs to put themselves in the right frame of mind to appreciate a Tarentino movie. It's not the normal fare. He avails himself of a lot of cartoonish violence. It's a means to an end.

[a kennedy]

11. Now that one I really enjoyed.......eom

[Laffy Kat]

9. "Inglorious Basterds"

I thought was his best, although I know a lot of people would say it was "Pulp Fiction" or "Kill Bill". "The Hateful 8" meh.

[stopbush]

4. Django is a great movie.

Let yourself be swept up in the story telling and the humor.

[Docreed2003]

10. To each his own, I suppose...

I'm admittedly a HUGE Tarantino fan. I loved Django, mainly because to the epic nature of the movie and a direct smack down of antebellum south, a heritage that QT and I both share. The language and violence, to me, were appropriate for the subject and typical Tarantino. If you didn't like Django, you won't like "The Hateful Eight", which, to me, felt like both a great sequel to "Django" and a masterful western in its own right, now you'll have to dismiss the blood and gore but it is a pretty fantastic story.

All that being said, if you're not a fan of Tarantino's movies, I could see how you'd be turned off. Most of his movies are made for cinephiles who live off the constant homages and throw backs...I could easily see how this could turn people off.

(Fwiw to the "Inglorious Bastards" haters...yeah its over the top, yeah it's beyond belief...but it's a freaking fun romp into what could have been, and I quote the hell out of that movie...yeah, I'm a movie nerd...lol)

[JustAnotherGen]

14. I thought

The Hateful Eight was brilliant!

[Little Star]

12. I'm with you. I didn't like it either.

[JustAnotherGen]

13. That's the movie

That made me a Tarantino fan. I still don't like the Uma Thurman flicks though. Eh? I'm not a fan of hers in general.