Mediocre, Long and Repetitive

Rating: 5/10 (20 January 2013)

If you are a fan of slapstick, pie in your face comedy in which any clown can have a laugh at. While also having a taste for splatter. Then it obvious that you will hail this film as one of Tarantino's all time greatest.
However this by all standards fall short of that mark.
The dialogue was a Gunniess World Record at saying the N word the most and was used more so then any other single word through this films course. It's rhetoric came from a German bounty hunter and provided mostly lessons in etiquette or rather a politer way in killing. A short story on Broomhilda the naked Visgoth queen. A lesson in submissive dimples if they existed found in mankind those who praise this film rather then question its creation.
The story had holes throughout. The main was with a man who killed in front of son. This undermined the entire message of this film, freedom. Whatever his past was he should have been granted life as he moved away from that past and created a family. His past which was nothing more then a simple robbery. At night the rifle had no night vision. Why was he released after killing Candy, having you believe in stupidity. In the bible bashing south an eye is for an eye, this meant letting him live as what he already had been so he could escape and repeat it all again. Six shooter guns are standard issue in that time period yet more shots seemed to be fired with devastating spatter making a cannon redundant. Pointlessly serving no effect other to engage those who love that type paint splatter show, often found in cheesy horrors.
There plenty more reasons why this 3 hour film was by no means anything but spectacular rather just a fuelling of tension of issues of a forgotten past in a pie in your face comic and spattered attempt.
The acting was every actors attempt at hiding their smirking faces, as they struggled not to burst forth into laughter at the comedy in each line of their dialogue.
As western go there was little in the way of natural beauty which comes from there locations of those rolling plains, forests, mountains, deserts and rivers.
With other Trantino's their are plots within plots serving intricate story lines. Not in this film a mundane 3 hours repeating itself again and again the same plot. Gratuitous violence and a record how many times can the N word be said on screen.
Granted this film while spawn a sequel. Already it has begun a generation of Django's. 5 out of 10