The naysayers can't handle the reality of our past.

Rating: 8/10 (29 December 2012)

*May contain spoilers*
True as it may be that there probably weren't any super epic, physics defying, one black on 30 whites shootouts in the pre-civil war era; one must realize that this movie is brutal for a reason. Many of the negative reviews concern the extreme brutality and racist language used in the movie regardless of how accurate a portrayal of the time it actually is. With that in mind, much like most of Tarantino's films, this movie isn't for everyone. The violence really is some of the most brutal and gore-filled you'll find in a movie. Those adverse to the "N" word would be advised to also stay clear.
With that cleared up, the movie will likely delight any Tarantino fan with ample segments of written dialogue, perfect action scenes and humor that will bring the entire audience to laughter. Jamie Fox and Christoph Waltz make an awesome team, and their relationship develops well throughout the film. Di Caprio also gives a stunning performance with Samuel L. Jackson and create a duo that beg to be hated. The pacing seems a bit off at times, and most viewers will likely begin to tire slightly as the film is incredibly long. Quinton is famous for leaving the scenes that most directors would scrap but may have left in a few too many on this one. Other than that, this film delivers everything fans have been waiting for.