perhaps one of the movies of the decade

Rating: 8/10 (13 June 2013)

it's rather bloody and i wouldn't recommend to younger folks. i'd say that this is an absolute masterpiece from Tarantino, acquiring the 8.5 average rating mark is not easily done. it was harsh though to find that Schultz died, leaving Django burden to defend himself and Hildi. although he then got caught, he managed to outsmart the miners and escaped using a horse to the house, not forgetting to bring some dynamites with him. but before he reached the house, he stopped by a place to rescue his long lost wife, Broomhilda Von Shaft. the residents then went back home from Calvin's funeral only to find out that Django got there first, having installed the fore-mentioned dynamites to the walls of the house. he kills one resident at a time before shooting Stephen on both knees. (having found out that Stephen had knee problems that handicapped him) he then turned the dynamites on and walked out of the house while the camera focuses on the beautiful Hildi as Django gives his last glance at the house before it exploded. the last scene shows Django and Hildi riding their horses together to the woods.
GREAT MOVIE, A DEFINITE MUST-WATCH although they said the N word countless times.