Django Unchained Review: Pros and Cons

After watching this movie is anyone surprised Will Smith turned it down? I can't not imagine him doing a few of those scenes he's to 'family man' 'clean cut'... Script prob scared him

but my boy said black people were walking out the movie an he told me people were laughing at the wrong !! sometimes[pic]

My cousin said a few "older" black couples peeled out like midway through. My cousin isnt one of them scholastic[..] niccas though so he didnt have this "in depth" analysis of the flik & his experience seein the !! when I talked to him last night. He basically said he might have liked it more if there werent so many white folk in there. Said the !! blew his high. [pic]

[pic]thats not a good look when people walk out half way through a movie.It does make sense that an older couple would walk out, there a little bit more aware of bull!! then us young'ins [pic]. i want to see reviews from so older blacks an some younger blacks that are also aware of bull!!.

i bet you that older couple was like this[pic]

[pic] some !! is uncalled for but everyone doesnt understand that or care

thats crazy how his high was blown mine would to though. i saw the trailer months back an that !! blew my high back then an i really like jamie an SLJ but i cant get jiggy with that !! [pic]

It would've taken balls to put the word kike in inglorious basterds 100 + times. Going at blacks is easy work everybody will just call them sensitive. Tarentino knows which envelops to push and which ones to stay away from.

My other cousin seen it last night too. He's about 20-21 I think. And he's stationed in Ft.Campbell Kentucky. He text me said Sam Jackson was funny in that !!. He liked it so...
I don't know. You know, different strokes for different folks I suppose.

Huh?

Why would the word "kike" an American term that originated in America for jewish immigrants, be used in Germany during World War 2? That doesn't make sense to me. That's just historically inaccurate

It would've taken balls to put the word kike in inglorious basterds 100 + times. Going at blacks is easy work everybody will just call them sensitive. Tarentino knows which envelops to push and which ones to stay away from.

Huh?

Why would the word "kike" an American term that originated in America for jewish immigrants, be used in Germany during World War 2? That doesn't make sense to me. That's just historically inaccurate

It would've taken balls to put the word kike in inglorious basterds 100 + times. Going at blacks is easy work everybody will just call them sensitive. Tarentino knows which envelops to push and which ones to stay away from.

I'm sure the Germans had their slurs for Jewish people, point is he stayed the !! away from using them. Like I said Tarentino knows who to !! with and who to stay away from.

Ummm... It also probably would have been historically inaccurate... I don't think people in 1940s in Germany and France were going around calling Jews "Kikes"... But I believe the word "******" was thrown around quite a lot in the south in the 1850s...

Actually, one of the most important points of Hitler's anti-semetic brainwashing amongst the German people was turning the word "Jew" into a derogatory term. Much like "Gay" and "Homo" have been turned into homophobic terms in the US.

Stop reaching bro. Reach for a history book instead mane.

We're talking historical accuracy in a movie where Hitler was gunned down with a machine gun? Which one of us is reaching?

I addressed this. He could've used the German equivalent for the word but he didn't. What was the worst thing to happen to a jew in basterds? Get called a jewish dog? He didn't show anybody getting ga#sed or anybody getting thrown in an oven. Tarentino doesn't have balls. He just knows that black people have no power in Hollywood. Who's going to say something besides Spike Lee?

I went with my black friends and they enjoyed it greatly [pic]

I'm Spanish and I thought they did a great job showing how retarded and unintelligent inbred white hicks were back then. He also did a great job authentically depicted the brutality of slavery and other issues blacks had to deal with in the civil war era. He also did a great job showing how much farther along Europeans were culturally (and still are). As a history buff I loved this movie, Tarantino had some serious balls to depict slavery and the old south as authentically as he did.

Yall can piggy back Spike or just listen to whatever your cousins say and !! like that but as a movie fan I have no clue how you can pa#s up on a movie of the year candidate in fear of getting offended [pic]

If he doesnt depict it brutally enough he gets flack, if it's too brutal he gets flack [pic] Let the oscars do the talking