Anyone Seen Django?
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Though it may have been fun to some of you to watch QT's Slave Fantasy World, I recommend people also watch a movie dealing with real Slave Reality. Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" takes place 7 years after the story of "Django" and tells the story of Lincoln's struggle during the Civil War and Freeing Blacks in America. The whole movie deals with this struggle and really puts in perspective that if it was up to some in America, there would probably still be slaves today. Yes like "Django", "The N-word" was used in "Lincoln" but never in a joking way. I wasn't keeping count but subconsciously my mind did, lol. In "Lincoln" the n-word was used 5 times. Anyways it's an interesting movie to see to understand the politics of Slavery and why so many in America wanted it to continue. But it also shows that there were Whites back then that understood what was going on was wrong and it had to stop.
B-b-b-but white people shouldn't be doing movies about slavery.
Candie's top comfort girl. And she's fine as fukk, so why complain?
No it doesn't make any sense because Schultz admitted he just couldn't help himself right before Dexter's Dad second role blasted him away, which is funny because Schultz killed Dexter's Dad first role.
Candie had one upped him on the deal and Schultz pride took a hit, not to mention Candie was gloating the entire time and you should see why Schultz didn't want to do the handshake.
Lil troublemaker and Django didn't help at the dinner table making it obvious to anyone paying attention that there was some emotion shared between them.
Samuel was GREAT in this movie, nikka was Candie's glorified hypeman.
I just saw this last night, loved it, but thought it was 15-30 minutes to long.
FrederickDouglas
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I know that you may be talking about something completely different at this point in the thread.
However, in regards to the ridiculous argument that's been going on for a few pages, I only have one thing to say.
Django Unchained...
...is a Western...
...about slavery.
Slavery is not just a side point like the Civil War in The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. It is the focal point of the entire film.
It's a Western about slavery just as Roots is a drama about slavery. Yes, it's a Western just like The Proposition was a Western even though its set in Australia.
So much stupidity on both sides of this argument it's baffling.
I know that you may be talking about something completely different at this point in the thread.
However, in regards to the ridiculous argument that's been going on for a few pages, I only have one thing to say.
Django Unchained...
...is a Western...
...about slavery.
Slavery is not just a side point like the Civil War in The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. It is the focal point of the entire film.
It's a Western about slavery just as Roots is a drama about slavery. Yes, it's a Western just like The Proposition was a Western even though its set in Australia.
So much stupidity on both sides of this argument it's baffling.
Breh, thank you for being a sensible mind amidst all this fukkery
at this clip of stephen with the uncle ruckus music playing
This movie was great!
"You gon let this nikka sleep in the big house?"
Though it may have been fun to some of you to watch QT's Slave Fantasy World, I recommend people also watch a movie dealing with real Slave Reality. Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" takes place 7 years after the story of "Django" and tells the story of Lincoln's struggle during the Civil War and Freeing Blacks in America. The whole movie deals with this struggle and really puts in perspective that if it was up to some in America, there would probably still be slaves today. Yes like "Django", "The N-word" was used in "Lincoln" but never in a joking way. I wasn't keeping count but subconsciously my mind did, lol. In "Lincoln" the n-word was used 5 times. Anyways it's an interesting movie to see to understand the politics of Slavery and why so many in America wanted it to continue. But it also shows that there were Whites back then that understood what was going on was wrong and it had to stop.
Did this movie give an honest interpretation of Lincolns views on black's?
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Anybody read about the scene where Leo wipes his blood in Kerry's face. That wasn't in the script. He cut his hand for real, was really bleeding. They kept shooting, he wiped his bloody hand all over her face. Saw some people online upset about that. I'm sure QT discussed it with the actors and everybody was cool with it to keep it in the movie. Kerry was looking pretty damn horrified.
Yeah that was clearly done in 1 shot..this was probably Leo's all time greatest performance. I was mad he only got like 50 minutes of screen time.
That wasn't Leo's blood on her face
U sure?
Django Unchained (2012) - Trivia - IMDb
"The scene in which Leonardo DiCaprio's character smashes his hand on the table was done with such force that his hand actually began to bleed. DiCaprio ignored it and continued with the scene. This take was the one used in the film."
