Tarantino shocks again.

Rating: 8/10 (1 January 2013)

2 out of 3 Tarantino movies are good and 1 out of 3 are duds. Going to see Django with my wife and friend, I thought Dajango was going be either very good or very bad! Dajngo is similar to Inglorious Bastards with over the top violence, surprise killings of characters, and plot twists. Tarantino uses some historical research then changes history! Django has several characters tell their sub-stories into making one big story. Waltz out shines Di Caprio and Foxx in Django as the showman, and mechanical bounty hunter. One learns even Waltz's character even has limits. Di Caprio's character loves his power at the plantation, and the game man ship with Waltz. Foxx is the man on a mission trying to find his lady. The surprise acting performance on par with Waltz is Jackson's. The surprise is how much a impact Jackson had with a small roll. Jackson was (behind Di Caprio) the second most powerful man at the plantation for he knew from the inside how and what the other slaves where planning. Jackson's character loved his power and a few of his comments gave Jackson the same power of a political adviser. Django, like Bastards, ends in a Tarantino style revenge flick, with all the gore too. I give Django an eight out of ten.