Django

[! JDM The Professional !]

What did everybody think?

I personally loved the first two hours of the film, but found from around [spoiler]the shootout when Waltz dies[/spoiler] the last 40 minutes sucked ass. It was like he made a great western tributed to Sergio Leone, only to make it into a modern gangstah (not gangster) western. I can't describe how disappointed I was at the latter of the film.

Waltz was brilliant in his role, and deserves a best supporting oscar nod (if he even got nominated)

[Mike Powers]

Update: He was nominated.

[! JDM The Professional !]

Deservedly, that's for sure!

[Cory]

wasnt a bad movie, but defiantly didn't live up to the hype for me. I enjoyed it, thought it was awesome in some points, and dragged out and boring in other points.

[Crazy Kyd]

I liked it but it was lacking for me. Something just wasn't doing it for me with Django. With that being said, I still gave it 3 stars. It was entertaining, but Tarantino has done better.

[Justin]

I honestly thought it was a great movie with action, comedy, and drama all mixed into the film. 

[! JDM The Professional !]

I honestly thought it was a great movie with action, comedy, and drama all mixed into the film.

What'd you make of the last 20-30 mins?

[Justin]

I could tell it was going to end like that, so on that measure it was not as good as it could have been, but I don't think it detracted from the movie itself.

[spoiler]Also, not sure if anyone knows this or not, but the part where Dicaprio cuts his hand...that wasn't scripted, he actually did that and he just kept on acting.[/spoiler]

[Kirk]

The ending was certainly a different tone to the rest of the film and it did seem a little ot of place, but it's the sort of thing I was expecting and the action was exciting anyway.