Anyone Seen Django?

[Gravity]

Many movies have collectable figures. Kill Bill, Reservoir Dogs, Inglourious Basterds had action figures, too.

Did you even understand the point that I was making? Rhetorical question, obviously not.

when i say django isn't about slavery i am literally arguing the plot and essence of the film is a western set in the south during slavery, which is why i when i see people saying idiotic things like "django is this generation's roots" or "django waters down slavery".

You can't be this stupid can you? Django isn't a western, it's a black slave revenge blaxploitation flick. It wasn't even set in the west you clown, it was set in the south. Seriously, you prove yourself to be dumber and dumber with each post.

 

[2 Up 2 Down]

Did you even understand the point that I was making? Rhetorical question, obviously not.

I was putting that out there for any slavery exploiting talk with the figures in case you didn't know previous QT films have gotten the same treatment

 

[Dirty Mcdrawz]

when i say django isn't about slavery i am literally arguing the plot and essence of the film is a western set in the south during slavery, which is why i when i see people saying idiotic things like "django is this generation's roots" or "django waters down slavery". from the beginning of the movie to the ending of the movie django is pretty much the standard qt revenge flick.

Did you even understand the point that I was making? Rhetorical question, obviously not.

You can't be this stupid can you? Django isn't a western, it's a black slave revenge blaxploitation flick. It wasn't even set in the west you clown, it was set in the south. Seriously, you prove yourself to be dumber and dumber with each post.

you are a stupid fukk aren't you. nowhere in my post did i say it was set in the west. you do know western's are a fukking genre of movies, right? you do know what a genre is, right? the more you post the more i think you're either or your dumb as shyt. either way and

 

[BamdaDon]

Yo I was just watching Man with the iron fist did I just see a scene that was Damn near out of django with the ****** /boy shyt in a karate movie?!? I swear on qt

 

[Gravity]

you are a stupid fukk aren't you. nowhere in my post did i say it was set in the west. you do know western's are a fukking genre of movies, right? you do know what a genre is, right? the more you post the more i think you're either or your dumb as shyt. either way and

I actually didn't read past the "django is a western" part. The fact that you knew that Django wasn't set in the west and still called a Western is even worse. I was giving you the benefit of the doubt of not knowing any better. You're even dumber than I thought. You can keep repeating what I'm saying trying to throw it back on me but the posts speak for themselves. Yes Western is a genre, it's a genre of movies, books, art, ect that tell stories set in the 19th century old west. That's why the genre is called Western. How in the world is Django a western? Because they rode horses in the movie? Don't deflect with that "I know you are but what am I?" stuff, explain that idiotic claim that you just made.

 

[e G o Maniac]

Watching this movie as I type. Pretty ill so far. Not as offensive as people made it out to be. In the context of the time this film was set the language/script is par for the course.

 

[storyteller]

Good analysis ... But I keep seeing the explanation that king despised candie so much that he couldn't shake his hand. Am I the only one who interpreted this scene completely differently? I thought king didn't want to shake candies hand because he had a gun hidden in his sleeve, and the hand shake would have revealed the gun. So when candie insisted king had to shoot him, because he was gonna be fukked either way.... Right?

Nah, there's nothing in the movie to suggest that a handshake would force the gun out. I'd have to watch it again to see, but I'm betting King shakes hands with someone at some point in the movie which eliminates the theory.

The thing about King is he's calculated but reckless and the entire time with Candie he struggles to keep his cool. When he jumped up to buy the slave that was about to be attacked by dogs was a point where you see that he couldn't control his impulses around the brutality. He struggled to watch the mandingo fight too. It's like a slow build up to breaking point. The images haunt him right before he gives his big speech and blasts dude. Like I said the parallel drawn from the dog scene is big...Leo names a price that the slave's life is worth...kinda like a bounty.

 

[FlyGuy]

I actually didn't read past the "django is a western" part. The fact that you knew that Django wasn't set in the west and still called a Western is even worse. I was giving you the benefit of the doubt of not knowing any better. You're even dumber than I thought. You can keep repeating what I'm saying trying to throw it back on me but the posts speak for themselves. Yes Western is a genre, it's a genre of movies, books, art, ect that tell stories set in the 19th century old west. That's why the genre is called Western. How in the world is Django a western? Because they rode horses in the movie? Don't deflect with that "I know you are but what am I?" stuff, explain that idiotic claim that you just made.

I believe dude said it was a Western set in the South

dumbass

if you can't see the similarities between Django and classic Westerns then you're dumb as rocks. That's QT's style - blaxploitation westerns (in theory if not practice)

 

[Gravity]

I believe dude said it was a Western set in the South

dumbass

if you can't see the similarities between Django and classic Westerns then you're dumb as rocks. That's QT's style - blaxploitation westerns (in theory if not practice)

Westerns aren't set in the south they are set in the west. You crackers are stupid as fukk.

 

[FlyGuy]

Westerns aren't set in the south they are set in the west. You crackers are stupid as fukk.

when all else fails, call 'em white

 

[Fury616]

when all else fails, call 'em white

 

[Dirty Mcdrawz]

I actually didn't read past the 1st line. The fact that you knew that Django wasn't set in the west and still called a Western is even worse. I was giving you the benefit of the doubt if not knowing any better. You're even dumber than I thought. You can keep repeating what I'm saying trying to throw it back on me but the posts speak for themselves. Yes Western is a genre, it's a genre of movies, books, art, ect that tell stories set in the 19th century old west. That's why the genre is called Western[\B]. How in the is Django a western? Because they rode horses in the movie? Don't deflect with that "I know you are but what am I?" stuff, explain that idiotic claim that you just made?

obviously the movie has spaghetti western themes. there are a shyt load of cliches and themes that make a movie a western and i'm not going to go into them. i will say that the protagonists and antagonists of westerns are usually 19th century cowboys, gunslingers, bountry hunters, or bandits and their motives range from noble justice bringer to selfish anti-hero. django has alot of these themes the main one being that of revenge. like most western's in the sub genre of spaghetti western, django's motives are purely selfish. he's not trying to free or abolish slavery, he just wants to kill criminals(who were mostly white), get paid, and free his wife. there are plenty of australian western movies set in australia during the 19th century, so obviously western movies are not soley located in just the west. my favorite australian western movie is

there are even asian ones

i'm done responding to you because your douche baggery is approaching self righteous internet troll levels. i'm willing to discuss the movie in depth, but seeing as you've yet to see it and is just pretty much calling anybody who disagree with you an idiot followed by opinions based on a movie you haven't seen......what's the point

 

[Gravity]

when all else fails, call 'em white

Yea I get the hint of wet-dog coming from your post. Whether you're actually white it not, you're an idiot. That's for damn sure.

 

[Fury616]

Did you even understand the point that I was making? Rhetorical question, obviously not.

You can't be this stupid can you? Django isn't a western, it's a black slave revenge blaxploitation flick. It wasn't even set in the west you clown, it was set in the south. Seriously, you prove yourself to be dumber and dumber with each post.

It may not be a true "Western" movie in the way you're trying to get across but it has all the characteristics of a western movie. The music, the guns, the spurs, horse riding, hell...Candie even calls Django a "cowboy" at one point. QT was inspired by the original which was in fact a western movie. Oh yea, STFU

 

[Fury616]

obviously the movie has spaghetti western themes. there are a shyt load of cliches and themes that make a movie a western and i'm not going to go into them. i will say that the protagonists and antagonists of westerns are usually 19th century cowboys, gunslingers, bountry hunters, or bandits and their motives range from noble justice bringer to selfish anti-hero. django has alot of these themes the main one being that of revenge. like most western's in the sub genre of spaghetti western, django's motives are purely selfish. he's not trying to free or abolish slavery, he just wants to kill criminals(who were mostly white), get paid, and free his wife. there are plenty of australian western movies set in australia during the 19th century, so obviously western movies are not soley located in just the west. my favorite australian western movie is

there are even asian ones

i'm done responding to you because your douche baggery is approaching self righteous internet troll levels. i'm willing to discuss the movie in depth, but seeing as you've yet to see it and is just pretty much calling anybody who disagree with you an idiot followed by opinions based on a movie you haven't seen......what's the point

let it go... that dude lacks any common sense.