Review

Rating: 8/10 (24 March 2013)

The whole plot of the movie is based in vengeance, something that every lover of the Tarantino's movies should be aware of. First spaghetti-western of the director, Django (Jamie Foxx) brings us back to the very beginning of the American Civil War, the place Django, lead character, seeks for his wife. Django is helped by a bounty hunter named Dr. King Schultz (Christoph Waltz), in exchange Django must help Dr. Schultz to track down three man.
The quest for his wife leads them to Calvin Candie (Leonardo DiCaprio), a man buried in prejudice. Calvin owns Django's wife and will not just let her go.
The movie is full of pop music like Quentin Tarantino usually put in all of his movie. What reproduces a lot of critics is the use of racist language like "Nigger" and the violence, but the movie just tries to bring some reality of that time and this fact is exaggerated in the movie and make a zoom effect. In fact, the movie is not about violence and racism, but a love story about a man seeking for his wife.