Tarantino does it again.

Rating: 9/10 (15 October 2013)

The movie was made beautifully in the traditional "Tarantino" style which also brought us movies such as Kill Bill Volumes 1&2 , Jackie Brown, Inglorious Basterds, Reservoir Dogs and my personal favourite Pulp Fiction. Set in the Old South , the story follows a slave Django who was given freedom and the opportunity to trace down his lost wife. The story touches upon a topic which many Hollywood film makers would find uncomfortable to show. But many details were paid to with great attention . But what really defined this movie from the other action flicks in the industry was the purely the story and the characters that defined it. Characters played by Jamie Foxx and Christoph Waltz were very pure and impactive . But the character who has a permanent place in our hearts and minds would be "Monsieur Candie" . Bringing Hollywood Golden boy Leonardo Di Caprio to portray the villain is what captured many moviegoers . The antagonists in this movie were some of the finest ones we have seen in the past few years . Samuel L Jackson's character of a house slave is much deeper and his motives are more than meets the eye. Unlike other slaves, Stephen( Jackson) enjoys being oppressed . His title of house slave is the highest rank amongst slaves and he enjoys his advantage in the hierarchy . Messing up the ranks would make him like any other slave . He enjoyed being treated special. Overall, the movie was highly enjoyable and very "detailed". Unlike the previous movies of over the top gore(classic Tarantino) this movie did not have excessive blood. Cameos of Don Johnson and Franco Nero were well timed and not irrelevant .