Wunderbar!

Rating: 10/10 (26 October 2018)

Hi, 6 years have passed since the release of Django Unchained, but since I care a lot about this movie, I decided to wait to have the right words to talk about it.
Django Unchained comes out in 2012, but since I'm not a western enthusiast I decide not to spend even a minute of my time watching the aforementioned, considering it the usual movie of "cowboys against Indians". In 2015, however, on the advice of friends, I reluctantly start the vision. Start, they spend a few minutes and are already open-mouthed, wide-eyed and "stuck" to the screen. I am immediately struck by the beauty of the music, the charisma of all the characters and the originality of the script. A "powerful", intelligent, flawless movie that can "immerse" the viewer in the plot from beginning to end. A masterpiece surrounded by the presence of formidable actors, such as: Jamie Foxx, Leonardo DiCaprio, Samuel L. Jackson and Oscar (best supporting Role actor) Christoph Waltz. Tarantino exceeds himself in this movie, for all aspects, treating the subject of slavery in an original way is never seen and bringing back the plot to the Nordic mythology and the tale of "Siegfried"; giving the film a touch of "magic" more. Nothing in this film is obvious and everything has an explanation, for every killing, from the death of "Ace Speck" to that of "Calvin Candie" and "Stephen" there is a plausible reason that justifies it, making this movie not turns out to be a trivial action movie. To conclude, I make the most sincere congratulations to Quentin Tarantino, for what they are worth, for writing and shooting one of my favorite movies. See you at the next review ...