Django unchained

Rating: 9/10 (8 April 2013)

Django Unchained: Critically acclaimed Director Quentin Tarantino does not leave the eager movie goer disappointed with his lasted work. Tarantino's mark on cinema began two decades ago with an indelible style that cannot be matched. Whether you are a fan or not, this man roots for the underdog. With Inglorious Basterds we got revenge for Nazi crime and cruelty. Well done and undoubtedly Tarantino with an in-depth, unapologetic and unorthodox view of bravery, heroism and violence. At times, Tarantino's gory goes too far but we tolerate it because we admire the stretch for the sake of his story. Django is no different in its fantasy for the underdog approach. When the Django gets loose there is no stopping him and we are all there shouting "Yee haw, go get 'em". Jamie Fox becomes our new version of a cowboy as he prepares to save his damsel in distress. We are sucked into Django's journey and are introduced to amusing and quirky folks along the way. This includes the wickedly perfect Stephen played by Sam Jackson, the colorful Master sleazy played by an unrecognizable DiCaprio among others. Best of all however is the impeccable Christoph Waltz. Hats off to you sir who played the brazen mentor defying conventions of the era with quick wit and an even quicker gun.