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Anyone Seen Django?
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fukk are you on heree for.. Watch the movie nikka
I'm still don't know what that skip smiley is for 
on my couch in my living roomfukk are you on heree for.. Watch the movie nikka
Tommy Knocks
retired
finally watched it. the dvd version is already on torrents. 
it was pretty good altho I think he should have ended it when he shot leo, had him take out the gang and have both of them ride off into the sunset. everything after was just 30 min of extra nonsense. he could have cut it shorter. but all in all, it was pretty good. not in my top 3 of QT tho. Pulp, Jackie Brown and Inglourious Basterds are still in my top 3. .
it was pretty good altho I think he should have ended it when he shot leo, had him take out the gang and have both of them ride off into the sunset. everything after was just 30 min of extra nonsense. he could have cut it shorter. but all in all, it was pretty good. not in my top 3 of QT tho. Pulp, Jackie Brown and Inglourious Basterds are still in my top 3. .
Rapmastermind
Superstar
Though it may have been fun to some of you to watch QT's Slave Fantasy World, I recommend people also watch a movie dealing with real Slave Reality. Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" takes place 7 years after the story of "Django" and tells the story of Lincoln's struggle during the Civil War and Freeing Blacks in America. The whole movie deals with this struggle and really puts in perspective that if it was up to some in America, there would probably still be slaves today. Yes like "Django", "The N-word" was used in "Lincoln" but never in a joking way. I wasn't keeping count but subconsciously my mind did, lol. In "Lincoln" the n-word was used 5 times. Anyways it's an interesting movie to see to understand the politics of Slavery and why so many in America wanted it to continue. But it also shows that there were Whites back then that understood what was going on was wrong and it had to stop.
feelosofer
#ninergang
Though it may have been fun to some of you to watch QT's Slave Fantasy World, I recommend people also watch a movie dealing with real Slave Reality. Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" takes place 7 years after the story of "Django" and tells the story of Lincoln's struggle during the Civil War and Freeing Blacks in America. The whole movie deals with this struggle and really puts in perspective that if it was up to some in America, there would probably still be slaves today. Yes like "Django", "The N-word" was used in "Lincoln" but never in a joking way. I wasn't keeping count but subconsciously my mind did, lol. In "Lincoln" the n-word was used 5 times. Anyways it's an interesting movie to see to understand the politics of Slavery and why so many in America wanted it to continue. But it also shows that there were Whites back then that understood what was going on was wrong and it had to stop.
Lincoln movie was pure
So you post a wikipedia link to "spaghetti western" and think that you've done something?Ignorance is truly bliss. I'm in awe at the stupidity. Spaghetti westerns were movies that told stories set in the west just like Westerns, the only difference is that they were made by Italians. Django is set in the south and is a slave revenge story. This story has nothing to do with the west so why do you think that it's a western? Why can't you people admit that the movie is about slavery? What is the agenda behind denying that fact? I know the answers I just want at least 1 of you to be man enough and admit it.
The movie consists of tons of spaghetti western tropes
Or did you mistake them for "unrealistic" moments in the movie
Though it may have been fun to some of you to watch QT's Slave Fantasy World, I recommend people also watch a movie dealing with real Slave Reality. Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" takes place 7 years after the story of "Django" and tells the story of Lincoln's struggle during the Civil War and Freeing Blacks in America. The whole movie deals with this struggle and really puts in perspective that if it was up to some in America, there would probably still be slaves today. Yes like "Django", "The N-word" was used in "Lincoln" but never in a joking way. I wasn't keeping count but subconsciously my mind did, lol. In "Lincoln" the n-word was used 5 times. Anyways it's an interesting movie to see to understand the politics of Slavery and why so many in America wanted it to continue. But it also shows that there were Whites back then that understood what was going on was wrong and it had to stop.
lol at real slavery
I fell asleep during this bullhsit breh..Spielberg lost his swag years ago
Fury616
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Yea but it was Django who couldn't hold a pokerface at the dinner table which made SLJ suspicious. And yea Shultz having too much pride to shake Candie hand just fukked everything up.
He was just mad that Leo styled on him. Making him pay 12 stacks for a broad he paid 3 hunnid for. Shultz was mad and couldnt' take his L.
"who this ****** here on this nad"
movie was crazy. So many great moments. It was funny as fukk too. I swear most of these dudes screaming ****** sounded like dave chappelle doing his white impression.
People were mad that everyone kept laughing when the cacs were saying ******. nikkaz need to go watch Blazing Saddles. both this movie and Blazing used it in the same manner, so that's why it was funny most of the time to me. It was casual conversation too in the language at the time and you can tell. I think it was honest in the movie and not just to be there like so many complained about.
KillSpray
Don't be mad
I'm trying to tell yall he shot him because he had the gun up his sleeve and he couldnt shake without revealing the gun, its the only explanation that makes sense!!
at this clip of stephen with the uncle ruckus music playing