first time watching *DJANGO UNCHAINED*

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  @St.Maliki · 3 years ago

  The reason Decaprio's hand is bloody is because Vigo Mortensen actually broke his foot kicking that helmet, then Marissa Tomei  won an Oscar for it.

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  @MFBloosh · 3 years ago

  Christoph Waltz got the Oscar for this movie, but you could've given an award to any of the main actors. Leo, Sam, and Jamie all were FANTASTIC! Another good western that Tarantino made is The Hateful 8. A lot of people think it's his weakest film, but I personally love it.

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  @Lady_Vengeance · 3 years ago

  Sam Jackson was absolutely robbed of an Academy Award nomination for this film. Imagine how tough it must be to play a character like that. It gives me chills every time.

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  @thisisdoug · 3 years ago

  The handshake scene really drives home the sadistic nature of Calvin, how he’s truly evil in a vindictive and poisonous way. By that point he’s pegged that Shultz is a principled man, so wants that last moment over him. Wants to make him submit to his sadism, as he knows it’ll make him sick to shake his hand. He wants to wring out every last moment of torture he can from the interaction. Thankfully for us it’s a shake too far and his insatiable lust for the pain in others leads to his ultimate downfall.

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  @chrisb7831 · 3 years ago

  Yes, so glad you understood the importance of Django gaining freedom on his own as opposed to his mentor's aid at the beginning. Also Stephen was the main villain of the film, the one Django needed to stop, not Candie, who was King's antagonist.

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  @chiaralrh3936 · 3 years ago (edited)

  This film is actually a tribute to a 1966 italian film directed by Sergio Corbucci which is called Django which is a spaghetti Western. <br>When this film was released it was considered one of the most violent in the history of cinema and this is the reason why it is still one of the most important films of the spaghetti Western genre.<br>Franco Nero is the protagonist of this movie and he also makes a cameo as Amerigo Vassepi(the slaver who asks him what his name is and when he spells it he replies &quot;I know&quot;) &nbsp;<br>Fun fact about him and my family: my grandmother sewed the dress for the baptism of his nephew😂

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  @DuncanFPL · 3 years ago

  The guy in the bar who says &quot;I know&quot;, when Django said the &quot;D&quot; is silent, played Django decades ago

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  @chrislappe7241 · 3 years ago

  One of the best parts in this movie was when dr Shultz shoots the sheriff and then they’re in a standoff against the Marshall and the entire town and dr Shultz explains himself and Django out of the situation with ending that the Marshall owes him $200. Gets me everytime.

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  @Clu2298 · 3 years ago

  Fun fact Leo actually broke his toe when he kicked the orcs helmet!

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  @celticnoble5650 · 3 years ago

  Django Unchained is probably my favorite Quentin Tarantino movie, and among my favorite films, period. &nbsp;I think everyone did an excellent job with it and I can&apos;t praise it enough. &nbsp;That moment at the end when Django turns with the biggest grin in the universe and the smoldering ruins of Candyland behind him has to be one of my favorite moments in cinema history. &nbsp;10/10 film for me.

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  @gravenewworld6521 · 3 years ago

  The song in the beginning is the theme from the original django in 1966 which you should definitely check out. Franco Nero, the actor who played Django in 66 makes a cameo in this one. He’s the guy who asks Django if he can spell his name and then says he knows the D is silent.

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  @phil_metal_jacket · 3 years ago

  I always appreciated that Sam Jackson actually played a real character is this film. And did an incredible job. So often he&apos;s just playing a version of his own persona.

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