Django Unchained was the first Quentin Tarantino movie that I’ve liked. I’ve given him swing after swing (Pulp Fiction, Death Proof, Kill Bills, Inglorious Basterds) out of a desire to participate in the general cultural sentiment that he’s a person whose work we should have an opinion on, but this was the first one that I’ve seen and gone, “Oh, good. I saw this.” It was pretty, it was gross, I did not fall asleep or roll my eyes.

Django Unchained was the first Quentin Tarantino movie that I’ve liked. I’ve given him swing after swing (Pulp Fiction, Death Proof, Kill Bills, Inglorious Basterds) out of a desire to participate in the general cultural sentiment that he’s a person whose work we should have an opinion on, but this was the first one that I’ve seen and gone, “Oh, good. I saw this.” It was pretty, it was gross, I did not fall asleep or roll my eyes.

  1. smokeandacoke said: Maybe you should rewatch some of the others now and you’ll see things you appreciated about Django being cultivated within them.
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  3. ribses said: This really is a sentiment you don’t hear a lot. Tarantino’s hit-and-miss for me, too. But I thought Basterds may have been better than Django. What’s your take on Basterds?
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  8. smileanja said: proof that i am not the only one with this culturally unpopular opinion on quentin tarantino!! ugh finally
  9. alex-lately said: Uh okay
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  11. harechecklist said: watch jackie brown
  12. 3dprintmeafucktogive said: What?
  13. stryker said: jackie brown