Well now...

Rating: 10/10 (10 January 2013)

I could, of course, start describing the film and say how great it is, how everything binds perfectly, how both of the main characters perform better than one could imagine, how the image harmoniously sustains the 'narration' and finally just how amazing it is (again). But, I won't do that, I won't do it since it would simply not be fair to the magnificent piece of art Mr. Quentin brought again ( after Inglorious Basterds). He is a trademark, he is imaginably rich in vision and manages to deliver it and all the promises made to the viewer, implicitly. Now, I loved the Basterds and I have to admit that only after about 16 times of watching it , in 2 months, I might have gotten a slight sense of 'old', but hey... it could have been worse. Django here, at least this is my impression, might top the 16 , maybe reach 20 views in 2 months. This film is once again the evidence that art still exists, Django is art...