A rare movie that dealing with a taboo topic: the relationships between the slave owners and the slaves

Rating: 8/10 (13 January 2013)

Tarantino has finally made ​​a movie that, when thinking of American cinema, still rare dealing with a taboo topic: the relationships between the slave owners and the slaves, that is welcome!
In the movie, which is so full the violence, it stands out a whole repertoire sadistic torture scenes that are applied by whites against blacks.
All in all I am satisfied with this movie except for the usual remarks that this movie has a slight drop in quality at the end. This movie will be remembered the most an inspired superb acting, by the Oscar winner, excellent Christoph Waltz (plays a character Dr. King Schultz) and a superb acting Leonardo DiCaprio (plays a character Calvin Candie). Excellent Christoph Waltz was brilliant in the unusual and complex role a refined bounty hunter and he successfully carried the action of this movie. I think the writer and director Q. Tarantino made ​​a serious mistake that he was relieved before the end of the movie the characters which starred C. Walz and L. DiCaprio. The role of J. Foxx was a routine, less complex, that he satisfying acted. Tarantino's usual actor Samuel L. Jackson (plays a character Stephen) is also demanding that he acted well.
I hope that the excellent actor Christoph Waltz win a Oscar again for the best supporting role and will soon play a major role in a future Tarantino's movie.