A film made to glorify Nazi's.

Rating: 5/10 (10 October 2014)

In my opinion the title is as it reads for the purpose of this film. As any Tarantino film there is about 1 hour of 30 minutes of mostly useless non-plot driven interaction (however it attempts to deliver a point), and then 20-30 minute of action sequences that are over- the-top dramatic.
The point of the film is driven by the scenes that have no action and are entirely dialogue related, but they're not plot related. They attempt to find the essence of each character to the "depths of their soul and character".
The point of these scenes in this film was to paint the Nazi's as high standing, well esteemed, high character intellectuals who are extremely decent, yet very harsh or biting, but not ruthless or mentally disturbed/ psychotic.
The film spends the majority of the time on these scenes to show a positive essence of Nazi culture and even make them seem humane when referencing towards black's in not overly harsh undertones, but maintaining racist positions "the tale of the negro coming to America" or "the negro not being competent to use the projector" are very delicate insults that aren't akin to the perception and ruthless hatred these people would truly have. There are other films which have depicted this more eloquently.. and the majority of Nazi's weren't self-serving intellectuals but simply drones to a higher ordering process.. with no real thought process to what was happening other than carrying out orders.
The film then makes the "good guy" characters truly vengeful, angry, murdering assailants who are no better than the Nazi's, and equally ruthless, with their whole point and existence in the film as a plot to retaliate.. including the film sequence where the theater owner has filmed herself in a message broadcast prior to the assault (to make it seem as if this woman had some kind of personal retribution and personal ego involved rather than JUST vengeance). Another time when the female actress plays possum to the man at the bar before back-stabbing him and shooting him when he lowers his gun.. to depict her as a "snake".
This is just a film so as long as the "bad guys" die they're still the bad guys.. yet you can carry out a separate point or belief system on who the characters are and what they represent separate from the plot.
Typical Tarantino movie... Everyone is a bad guy/ everyone is evil.. and the bad guys are no more or less evil and that's the twist.
I haven't seen Django Unchained.. but knowing Jaime Fox and his personality type I can expect no less BS if I were to see it.