Review: In Quentin Tarantinos Django Unchained, there is a scene where Django (Jamie Fox), shortly after he was freed by a very pleasant dentist turned bounty hunter Dr. King Schultz (Christoph Waltz), a new clothing store to be used. Schultz said Django choose what he likes. Django see white people smiling in disbelief. You let me take my clothes? Django does not believe it. The next shot delivered one of the biggest laughs of the audience I was watching a movie with. After the white people assert that yes, he did leave black take your clothes, we will reduce the wide shot of Django horse, now dressed itself (weird) his cowboy outfit? All blue with white ruffle get-up. Its a great little scene that provides the humor and allow visitors to better heat the two main protagonists. But it is also no more than that. Its simple scene that speaks for the entire movie. His claim that these people are afraid now free and able to make their own decisions. Selection is done on the appropriate action is too loud they as a warning for those who are planning to get in the way? Be careful, I come, I will calm no scene of humor more.And provide echoes throughout the film? We want to be comfortable with our hero. Tarantino knows that human beings are made in the conventional hero revenge jerks? That's why he made the film. When the black man will get his revenge movie? Long. With Django Unchained, the film has arrived and arrived in great style. Beautifully shot, superbly acted, and meticulously written, Tarantino at his most epic. |
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