An portrayal of extreme violence

Rating: 1/10 (28 December 2012)

The tag-line of this movie is so deceiving, do not be fooled. What on earth would possess the few good actors to even take part in this movie? Leonardo does not even appear until an hour in. The Christoph Waltz character is only redeemed because he uses his wit to get out of situations. After he is gone, there is a massacre scene in which one man with a six shooter takes care of every farm hand on the plantation, without reloading. Some of the dialog is clever, which makes me wonder if Quentin Tarantino actually did any of the writing. As of today, I will NEVER see another movie directed by him. If this movie wins any awards, anyone who votes for this movie must take some responsibility for the ever increasing violence in this country. Hollywood and Tarantino especially! How Samuel L Jackson could take on a role so reprehensible to any person of African heritage is beyond my comprehension. This movie in one word – ABYSMAL.