TelegraphQuentin Tarantino's latest is a woeful, brutally violent twist on the Spaghetti Western genre, which plays fast and loose wi...
TelegraphThere is strange and brilliant magic at work in Quentin Tarantino's new film Django Unchained
The GuardianQuentin Tarantino makes a dizzy return to form with a horribly funny slavery western – and Samuel L Jackson is extraordinary...
Total FilmTarantino's three-hour feast of Southern-fried trash cinema might be too much and too bloody for certain constitutions, bu...
Rolling StoneTarantino lives to cross the line. Is Django Unchained too much?It wouldn't be Tarantino otherwise.
Richard RoeperTarantino gives us an American Spaghetti Western that's a bloody good time from start to finish.
New York Daily NewsJust when we thought Quentin Tarantino had shown us all the cojones he has, in rides Django Unchained.
New York PostDjango Unchained might have been a revelation in 2005. But after Quentin Tarantino and others have spent years spoofing '60s...
The Philadelphia InquirerIt's a live-action, heads-exploding, shoot-'em-up cartoon. Sometimes it crackles, and sometimes it merely cracks.
Los Angeles TimesIn Django, Tarantino is a man unchained, creating his most articulate, intriguing, provoking, appalling, hilarious, exhilara...
Chicago TribuneBy the two-hour mark the fun had oozed out of the movie for me. It's long. Or feels it.
The New York TimesIt is digressive, jokey, giddily brutal and ferociously profane. But it is also a troubling and important movie about slaver...
The Boston GlobeCorkscrewed, inside-out, upside-down, simultaneously clear-eyed and completely out of its mind.
SlateThere's something about Tarantino's directorial delectation in all these acts of racial violence that left me not just physi...
Washington PostDjango Unchained possesses an unmistakable subversive power, its playfully insurrectionist spirit perhaps the modern-day pop...
Wall Street JournalWildly extravagant, ferociously violent, ludicrously lurid and outrageously entertaining, yet also, remarkably, very much ab...
ReelViewsOne of the great strengths of Quentin Tarantino's films is the way his love of cinema permeates every frame.
Film School RejectsVery funny; violence is often ridiculous and wonderfully bloody; actors are having an infectiously great time; damn nice see...
IGN MoviesOverall, any Tarantino or Scalped fan will probably want to pick this one up, regardless of short comings -- but you might w...
The GuardianQuentin Tarantino's brutal revenge western is a thrilling return to form with inspired performances from Christoph Waltz, Ja...
Entertainment WeeklyIt would now be a surprise if a new Quentin Tarantino movie didn't dip into the well of '70s grind-house cinema. Django Unch...
Hollywood ReporterA slave-turned-bounty hunter exacts bloody payback in Tarantino's engagingly idiosyncratic reframing of American history.
Black Sheep ReviewsYou cannot rewrite the wrongs of history by just shooting the crap out of them and thinking yourself a hero for having done ...
The Movie Picture ShowThis movie is engaging and captivating all the way to its fantastic blood filled conclusion that will leave many satisfied a...
JobloI guess this hasn’t really been much of a review, as all I’ve done is tell you all how utterly amazing DJANGO UNCHAINED is. ...
IGN MoviesQuentin Tarantino doesn't shy away from the horrors of slavery in Django Unchained even as he delivers a weird, wild, and bl...
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Director: Quentin Tarantino
Writer: Quentin Tarantino
Studio: The Weinstein Company
Cast: Leonardo DiCaprio, Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz
Release: December 25, 2012
Writer: Quentin Tarantino
Studio: The Weinstein Company
Cast: Leonardo DiCaprio, Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz
Release: December 25, 2012
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