A masterpiece - Tarantino's irony and creativity at best!

Rating: 10/10 (4 February 2013)

Django Freeman is a 3-hour long reminder of just how amazingly brilliant, talented and creative Quentin Tarantino can be. The movie brings up all the irony and sarcasm that are peculiar to that director, all mixed up into hilarious and smart dialogs.
The scenes and the photography are all composed of dark colors and the characteristic reddish bloody stains all over walls and floor - most of the times there's a lot more blood coming out of people who got shot than there would actually be in reality - which makes it funny despite all the violence and fight.
The acts are also incredible - actors really got into Tarantino's mindset. Not to mention soundtrack, always perfectly suitable to the scenes.
In a few words, yes there is a lot of adult language, blood and violence. But honestly, what might one expect from Quentin? Nothing on the screen is offensive for people who have reasonable expectations on what they're going to watch.
This is a masterpiece, definitely one of my favorites among his filmography.