Intentionally bad, but utterly fails at being anything else.

Rating: 1/10 (28 March 2013)

Tarantino's third casting choice Jamie Foxx plays Django, a freed slave on a quest to rescue his woman from a plantation owner played by DiCaprio. The aim of the movie is to satirize the Spaghetti western and blaxploitation film and the way to achieve this, apparently, is to botch the entire thing as humanly possible as to make the end result so unwatchable, no one in their right minds could offer a serious critique anymore.
The film consists primarily of intentionally bad shoot-em-up scenes, superfluous dialog, outrageous yet totally unwitty cinematic clichés, lousy editing and ridiculous cameos. The soundtrack has to be heard to be believed.
The heap of adolescent nonsense Tarantino has been writing/directing over the last decade or so fails to meet any expectations one might have had after seeing Pulp Fiction almost 20 years ago. Quentin's films have been so consistently and distinctly inferior compared to that masterpiece, they can hardly be considered disappointments anymore.