Django Unchained

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Cast & Crew

Jamie Foxx
Django

Christoph Waltz
Dr. King Schultz

Leonardo DiCaprio
Calvin Candie

Samuel L. Jackson
Stephen

Kerry Washington
Broomhilda von Shaft

Walton Goggins
Billy Crash

Dennis Christopher
Leonide Moguy

James Remar
Ace

David Steen
Mr. Stonesipher

Dana Gourrier
Cora

Nichole Galicia
Sheba

Laura Cayouette
Lara Lee Candie-Fitzwilly

Sammi Rotibi
Rodney

Clay Fontenot
Clay

Escalante Lundy
Big Fred

Miriam F. Glover
Betina

Don Johnson
Big Daddy

Bruce Dern
Curtis Carrucan

Tom Wopat
Marshall Gill Tatum

Don Stroud
Sheriff Bill Sharp

Quentin Tarantino
Director

Quentin Tarantino
Screenwriter

Harvey Weinstein
Executive Producer

Bob Weinstein
Executive Producer

Michael Shamberg
Executive Producer

James W. Skotchdopole
Executive Producer

Shannon McIntosh
Executive Producer

Stacey Sher
Producer

Reginald Hudlin
Producer

Pilar Savone
Producer

Robert Richardson
Cinematographer

J. Michael Riva
Production Design

Sharen Davis
Costume Design

Fred Raskin
Film Editing

David F. Klassen
Supervising Art Direction

Mara LePere-Schloop
Art Director

Page Buckner
Art Director

Leslie Pope
Set Decoration

Victoria Thomas
Casting

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Audience Reviews for Django Unchained

• May 31, 2016

  Many filmmakers and directors seem to lose their touch over the course of their careers. Sometimes it seems like they're able to make a few good movies, and as time goes on their works becomes sloppy or uninspired. This is far from the case for Quentin Tarantino, who has, in the past, directed arguably some of the best films ever released in cinemas. With Django Unchained, he continues to showcase what he and his films have become best at: the ability to chose incredible actors to play memorable characters, the smooth incorporation of violence, dialogue, and tension into an interesting plot, and the creation of a setting that is believable and engrossing (if not entirely historically accurate... I'm looking at you Inglourious Basterds.) Django Unchained tells the story of two unlikely friends: a German bounty hunter and his new, recently freed-from-slavery partner, Django. The film follows their adventures into the plantations of the Civil War-era South as they transition from two bounty hunters looking for their next reward to two gentlemen trying to rescue Django's enslaved wife. Now, the thing that stands out most here is the acting from the ensemble cast. And EVERY main actor steals EVERY scene they're in. Jamie Foxx, who plays Django, does a stellar job in his role without a doubt. But he is overshadowed in most of his scenes by Christoph Waltz, and oh does he overshadow him. Waltz establishes himself as one of my favorite actors in the film industry with this film, doing an equally impressive job as his role as Hans Landa in Inglourious Basterds. His character is funny, interesting, likeable, and badass all at the same time. And that's without speaking of Leonardo DiCaprio's and Samuel L. Jackson's parts in the movie. One word can be used to describe their performances: incredible. When Foxx, Waltz, DiCaprio, and Jackson are all on-screen at once, it's overwhelming in the best possible way. Additionally, Tarantino does a fine job of incorporating the best parts of storytelling into this masterpiece. His trademark tension shows up several times and, of course, what would a Tarantino movie be without the violence we all know him for? The explosions of blood and ridiculous shouting and screaming make their entrance many times throughout the movie at well-placed times. The Civil War-era feel of the movie is also great and feels authentic, and I felt immersed in the time period throughout most of the movie. In short, Django Unchained is one of the best action movies to hit screens in a long time. With incredible acting, an amazing script, and satisfying action, Tarantino reminds us of the way movies should be made with one of his finest works yet.
  Paul F Super Reviewer
• May 01, 2016

  Django goes from slave to cowboy in this film that shows the horrors of slavery while allowing the audience to have a good time simultaneously.
  

  Sean T Super Reviewer
• Mar 22, 2016

  Despite its violence and constant swearing, it has cool fight scenes and cool bloody effects. It takes a look at the past and we get to see the dark and brutal ways of slavery. The fight scenes are fun to watch and action packed but the film as a whole feels very boring. It's just way to long with way to many brutal scenes. Well it's 100% Quentin Tarantino am I right?
  

  Tarin P Super Reviewer
• Feb 07, 2016

  Tarantino at his best here. Django Unchained is stylish, deliciously violent and is not afraid to go far in some places. To all those complaining that it's racist, violent and all that, keep in mind that it's just a movie and you're walking into a Tarantino film don't expect it to be care bears and unicorns. Other than that, great film Tarantino, great film!
  Mr N Super Reviewer