Tarantino takes the first step into a new movie movement called "Post-Existentialism"

Rating: 10/10 (15 October 2019)

Quentin Tarantino is one of many brilliant directors who uses Postmodern pictures full of cynicism in movies. With his amazing movie "Django Unchained" Tarantino takes the first step into a new movie movement called "Post-Existentialism". The Main Protagonist of the movie Django looks like a beast locked in the middle of 4 walls. He tries to free himself to watch the light.
The Real Face of Dr. King Schultz
Dr. King Schultz is one of the most interesting and eccentric characters of the movie. You always find hidden or visible symbols in Tarantino's movies. There is a scene where Dr. King Schultz and Django tell stories to each other and you can catch a 2 second moment Schultz wearing red trousers on him. According to this, you may think that Tarantino wants you to compare Dr. King Schultz to Mephistopheles, who is always "sitting on his friend's arm".
Strange Addiction of Calvin Candie
Calvin Candie is The Main Antagonist of the movie. In his strictly aristocratic look, you can feel hidden weakness and confusion. He is interested in Phrenology. Tarantino shows us the real mad man who doesn't only want others to believe his imaginary craziness (like Hamlet is talking with the skull) - he is really out of his mind, he is mad.
Hidden aim of Stephen
Stephen is The Second Antagonist of the movie. You may think that he is loyal to Calvin but he has full impact on him. During the whole movie, we believe that he can't properly walk and also he is emotionally unbalanced. But it turns out that the skull rotating in Calvin's fingers is Calvin himself.
Plato's Allegory of the Cave
Schultz telling Django the epic tale of Brunhilde and Siegfried, and how Siegfried earns his happy ending by rescuing Brunhilde. Shadows on the wall reflecting themselves in Django's desperate eyes. Here we can see Postmodernism and Plato's Allegory of the Cave where the freedom starving eyes searching for a happy ending through the burning wall.
Importance of the Bible
Django approaches "Big John" Brittle and we see that John has some Bible pages sewed into his shirt and is reciting Bible verses. Django shoots him and his blood pour out of his wound which is right in the middle of one of the bible pages.
Cameo Appearance
Tarantino is well-known for making cameos in his own films. A Kind of "Suicidal Appearance" from his side looks like "The Death of the Author". He disappears himself from Django's life. Django is finally Unchained.
This movie proves that Man is the center of the universe.