Good at first then drags on

Rating: 7/10 (16 January 2013)

Great beginning: loved the funky music, love christoper waltz playing a good guy, loved django getting justice the first time Middle: I start to notice that this movie is very unrealistic (i'm sure that's how its suppose to be since its Tarantino) Django and Dr King never gets shot once or stabbed. They do all the killing and never get hurt. Django constantly runs his mouth to all the white people and they smart off to him but never hurt him. Also the N word starts to make you wince because it is just said in almost ever sentence. I totally understand Tarantino putting it in the movie since it was used back then but you start to get the since that he secretly loves it. I read somewhere that it was used 110 times. Towards the End: Leo's character just dragged on and on. It could have been cut down a lot. I thought that he was going to be this horrible monster and doing something so incredibly disgusting to Django and King when he found out about their lies, I thought I was going to have to close my eyes, but to my boring surprise Leo's character just asks them to keep their promise of $12,000 and they could have the girl. In my head I was like "wan wan" anticlimax much? Ending: I was glad Django had a little bit of a problem getting free and was caught so at least there was some "oh no i wonder what's going to happen" instead of "oh hey django just up and killed all of those bad guys without a problem" like earlier in the movie. So I enjoyed the ending.