Tarantino good as usual.

Rating: 9/10 (14 August 2013)

Django is definitely a true Tarantino movie. It has some similarities to Inglorious Basterds, Waltz plays a similar character in both films. Django is a slave who is rescued by King Schultz, a former dentist now bounty hunter. He soon learns that Django's wife is at another plantation in Mississppi and he tells Django to work with him through the winter and make good money then he will assist Django is rescuing his wife. Tarantino is all over this movie, with good comedic moments and extremely bloody and violent fight scenes. It also has those scenes of extended dialogue known to Tarantino. I did not enjoy this movie as much as Tarantino, mostly because the violence in this movie is much more gruesome in my opinion and I simply like the 1940s time period better. The amount of very bloody violence turned my rating south somewhat, especially the dog scene and the two slaves fighting when Django and Schultz first meet Mrs. Candie. Those scenes were quite disturbing.
On the other hand, Waltz's performance is phenomenal as usual. He is very entertaining to watch, always making every scene much more entertaining. The long dialogues could get boring, but he keeps them interesting. Foxx is also pretty good and so is Dicaprio. It is a rather long film, but keeps you entertained as to not notice the movie being that long. Overall 8/10.