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Django (1966)

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Release Date: Dec 21, 1966 Wide

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A mysterious man trudges into town dragging a mud-stained coffin behind him. This man is Django (Franco Nero). After he saves Maria (Loredana Nusciak) from certain death, Django finds himself in the middle of a war between Mexican revolutionaries and a band of sadistic racists led by the fanatical Major Jackson (Eduardo Fajardo). In the face of overwhelming odds, Django has a plan: to exact revenge while pitting enemy against enemy. Featuring the addictively catchy title song performed by Rocky

Sep 24, 2002

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Sergio Corbucci's Django is trapped between two states (literally Texas and Mexico, more metaphorically life and death) even as he brings a new (a)morality and sadism to a gunslinging figure of old America.

January 15, 2013 Full Review Source: Little White Lies
Little White Lies

Sergio Corbucci's film is notable not only for the artistry of its construction, but also for the underlying anger that fuels its political agenda.

December 20, 2012 Full Review Source: Slant Magazine
Slant Magazine

Flavorful enough to convince us that its multitude of sequels was no fluke.

December 20, 2012 Full Review Source: East Bay Express
East Bay Express

[VIDEO ESSAY] With an emphasis on gory brutality, Corbucci introduced a blood-soaked drifter closely modeled after Clint Eastwood's iconic character from Leone's films, but with one clear difference - Django drags a coffin with him everywhere he goes.

July 5, 2012 Full Review Source: ColeSmithey.com
ColeSmithey.com

When Tarantino's bulging eyes first laid eyes on Django...one can understand his affection for the film's memorable iconography - the dragged coffin, the hand crushed by a rifle butt; stylisation that made a two dime plot more colourful, more memorable.

July 6, 2011 Full Review Source: What Culture
What Culture

Django is a mean, unpretentious genre wallow.

August 3, 2010 Full Review Source: Film Freak Central
Film Freak Central

It's a simple story, but it sticks with you because of what it says about humanity shackled by the structures it built: government, religion, commerce.

July 19, 2010 Full Review Source: eFilmCritic.com
eFilmCritic.com

I found it to be a wonderful junk film to nosh on between more nutritious films, if you may.

February 17, 2007 Full Review Source: Ozus' World Movie Reviews | Comments (3)
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January 2, 2004 Full Review Source: TheMovieReport.com
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One of the greatest of all Spaghetti Westerns.

April 14, 2003
San Francisco Examiner

Audience Reviews for Django

The influence of this film is only partially why it is so great. This is one kick ass spaghetti western, directed by the other master of the genre, Sergio Corbucci. The look is great: muddy, dirty, and bleak. This, combined with the mood, tone, and atmosphere of the film perfectly match the disillusionment of the era in which is was made. It's hard not to compare this to Leone's work, but thankfully it's not a rip off. The basic concept is what sold me: a lone, enigmatic warrior dragging a coffin around. That's cool. Hell, it's so cool a video game called Gun Grave stole the concept (except in the game the coffin is strapped to the guy's back and not drug). This is good stuff all around, especially the story (even if it is simple), the music (not Morricone for once), and the camera work. Also, while it might be petty tame by today's standards, this is a particularly violent film for its time, and easily one of its most notable features. Watch this if you can find it- it's amazing.
July 24, 2006
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Django is no masterpiece but it's just one of those films you can't help but think 'That's so f**king cool'. Its the best kind of Spaghetti western, a precursor to exploitation films and 70's independent cinema as well as being a huge influence on contemporary film makers, Quentin Tarantino being the most obvious (and guess what, his version comes out soon). The imagery is superb, Django pulling his coffin behind him and then revealing what is inside is cinema at its most kick-ass. Love it.
October 8, 2012
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    1. Django: That's all the help I need.
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    1. Django: How many men you got left? Tongue tied....or too afraid to tell me?
    – Submitted by Andrew G (14 months ago)

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