Jamie Foxx in the title role in "Django Unchained" wasn't the first time a character by that name starred in a Western. This ...

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Yes, Django Unchained is a Black film. Its story centers on the life of a Black character, and it has more Black stars (Jamie Foxx, Kerry Washington and Samuel L. Jackson) than white stars (Leonardo ...

Django Unchained isn’t based on a real story, but it does take elements of real people and events to contort history. Tarantino wrote and directed the drama western. It follows the title character ...

When we first see Leonardo, he has his back to us. He addresses Django and Schultz, insisting they tell him why they want to get into Mandingo fighting. Schultz explains that he thinks it will be fun.

For his most recent film, 2009’s Inglourious Basterds, Quentin Tarantino restaged World War II so that his Jewish heroes had their revenge on the Nazis. It ended in an orgy of violence, and I loved it ...

On the surface, Quentin Tarantino‘s “Django Unchained” is nothing more than a bloody revisionist Western. As always with Tarantino, however, there’s a lot more going on beneath the surface that ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Rated R. 180 minutes. At area theaters. At times, Quentin Tarantino’s storytelling bravado and his penchant for gleefully rummaging in cinema’s vaults and ...

In the opening scene of Quentin Tarantino’s antebellum Western Django Unchained, a slave named Django is set free by a German bounty hunter who needs his help finding an outlaw. In dramatic slow ...