"I count six shots!"
"I count two guns."
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This will forever go down as my favorite Tarantino film of all time. The story of Django had me hooked on the edge of my seat from start to finish. Seeing his personal growth from the beginning of the movie to the end is truly amazing as deep down this movie serves as not just the story of a slave who overcame many challenges to avenge those who get across his…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
"Life is a bleeding, screaming, violently jerking pig in your arms."
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This movie although being so random and having no direct plotline that drives it forward, is simply just a movie I can sit back to and relax as I step into Tarantino's interpretation of the grand shift in the Hollywood industry in 1969. From landing a role in a western to having his house broken into, this film showcases a wide variety of events that come straight from Tarantino's mind along with the order of events in which, like always, ties up perfectly in the end. Not his best, but definitely a memorable one.
