Review: Django Unchained

Quentin Tarantino's new film "DJANGO UNCHAINED". Enough said.

Three years after his WWII tale, 'Inglorious Basterds', Tarantino gets back to the Director's chair to give us his PoV on the Wild West with the story of 'Django', played by Jamie Foxx (Ray, The Soloist), a slave freed by a man calling himself Dr. Schultz. They soon set of into an adventure that will unite and have them trust in each other until they are an unstoppable team. Team of what, exactly? Sorry, we wish we could give more details but this is a Tarantino film and part of its charm is the surprise-effect.

Joining Jamie Foxx is an endless list of actors well known to Tarantino plus Leonardo DiCaprio doing, what many are calling, the performance of a lifetime. We don't know if it was that good, but he definitely did a great job (we particularly liked his performance in 'Inception' better, but to each his own).

As all Tarantino fans can imagine the film is ultra-violent, fun, interesting and with incredibly creative dialogue. The one thing missing was (and sorry to all who think this is a spoiler) that Tarantinesque climax. The ending is what you'd expect, but not what you'd have wanted.

Good movie typical of Tarantino, worthy of adding to your collection when it comes out on sale, but short from being his best material yet.