Vintage violence and graphic gunfight belong to the unique style of his flick as usual :p

Rating: 9/10 (8 January 2013)

A witty bounty hunter unchains a slave, Django (D is silent :p) to help him in his hunt and eventually makes him his bosom bounty partner. After a lucrative bounty business throughout the winter, they come to meet a ruthless plantation owner to free Django's wife from his slavery. The blood-shedding classic western style is back with the hand of Tarantino :p Vintage violence and graphic gunfight belong to the unique style of his flick as usual :p The entire cast carries out top-notched acting whereas Christoph Waltz becomes the best of all :p His powerful performance with jovial nous is definitely worth an Oscar nomination in supporting role once again :p DiCaprio also glitters in his negative feature as a greedy, brutal landlord. Strikingly Samuel L. Jackson appears villainous with his sly and dreadful countenance. And the protagonist, Django Foxx vibrantly adapts himself with the Quentin culture. Tarantino tremendously pulls and mocks the American society's dark and cruel attitude towards slaves. His script is both intense and insane with brilliant repartee; while OSTz are even ace to suit with the sadistic sequences to amuse us. The remarkable use of flowers in murder- scenes adds more blaze to beauty :p To sum up, Tarantino undoubtedly unfolds an immense power pack of epic entertainment through Django :p___