Do Not See Django If You Find the "N" Word Offensive! See Django If You Love Sweet Revenge With An Overdose of Brutality & Sheer Unadulterated Gore

Rating: 8/10 (27 January 2013)

First of all, the "N" word was mentioned over 100 times and after a while it got me feeling extremely uncomfortable and in most cases offended.
For those with a moral compass, you will find yourself disgusted, appalled and ashamed of the sheer brutality and monstrosity of slavery practised by the slave plantation owners of pre-civil war America.
Sitting through the movie especially as a black man does make you wonder if you really should be entertaining this but then again, as long as there is some level of retribution at then end, perhaps I might just sit this one through and Quentin certainly does not fail to deliver.
Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained literally borrows its name from the 1960s cult Django westerns starring Franco Nero but bares no relation to the original movie apart from a short but really cool appearance from Franco Nero with the ultimate cheesy lines: "What's the name?" and "American Django".
This time around, Quentin goes the extra mile and decides to be totally insensitive, audaciously bold and ridiculously funny by turning the horrors of black slavery holocaust into a heroic comic book. Only this time, its all about exacting revenge and experiencing the true satisfaction of retribution, which I am ashamed to say but I thoroughly enjoyed it.
While some may find it racist and totally offensive, others may think it makes certain folks look like monsters and an unjust reason to carry out an act of terror and violence against slave plantation owners of the pre-civil war in America. Either way, I don't the Quentin cares.
Expect Class A performances from Jamie Fox, Christoph Waltz, Samuel L Jackson and Leonardo DiCaprio. Their combined talents and relentless swagger takes us beyond the realm of make belief and get's yearning for a truly satisfying end of the mayhem caused by Django Unchained.
Should you see it? Well that's your choice!