Over-rated, corny and a with a cliché ending

Rating: 2/10 (10 September 2017)

I'm working my way through the top 250 movies on IMDb, and well.....there is no way this movie should be in that list.
It's totally over-rated, and if the name Tarantino wasn't associated with it, maybe it wouldn't have been in that list.
Whilst there are some great scenes and characterization (Shultz and Candie are awesome), the main character Django lacks any sort of personality. You would think that as a black slave who has suffered so much hardship, we would find something empathetic and endearing about him, but it's difficult to warm to him, and his character gets less and less likable in the second half of the movie. By the end, I actually saw him as the bad guy for mindlessly killing innocent folk simply because they were white. And no, I am not a white person myself.
The ending is so over-the-top and cliché it's laughable. The final scenes of his woman clapping him as he blows up the mansion, and does a little jiggly dance on the horse is something that might appeal to school aged kids, but seriously? What was Tarantino thinking? And to play modern hip-hop music whilst this is going on? I think by that time Tarantino had gotten so carried away, that he didn't even bother to make the movie's ending remotely realistic or believable.