Django Unchained - Movie Review by Chris Stuckmann

Chris Stuckmann reviews Django Unchained, starring Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz, Leonardo DiCaprio, Kerry Washington, Samuel L. Jackson. Directed by Quentin Tarantino.

[@gdxgames-geometrydash7479]

My favourite scene: (Spoilers!) Schultz: [aiming rifle at fleeing Ellis Brittle] You sure that's him? Django: Yeah. Schultz: Positive? Django: I don't know. Schultz: You don't know if you're positive? Django: I don't know what 'positive' means. Schultz: It means you're sure. Django: Yes. Schultz: Yes, what? Django: Yes, I'm sure that's Ellis Brittle. [Schultz shoots Brittle] Django: I'm positive he dead.

[@danaeantoine6950]

my favorite scene is the kkk scene

[@PokerPlayerJames]

Anytime Waltz is negotiating with someone is amazing.

[@MikeOxlong6950]

GDXgames - geometry dash i like the scene where django killed the two brittle brothers by himself & the scene where he kills steven (samual l jackson), its got some great dialogue

[@hamishhalliday856]

GDXgames - geometry dash ii

[@marv9906]

Excellent writing

[@MoviesAreWesomeYeah]

"I'm sorry, I couldn't resist"

[@whutzat]

I was like, WTF!?!?! You ruined everything we worked for!

[@philipjoseph5099]

bruh u seen my phone tjats rhe onlybthing i couldnt get past

[@AliEssa-oq7if]

BOOOSHHHH

[@mortalkomment8028]

I mean it was the needed outcome. We needed splatter.

[@zarlsalamandersspacemarine302]

He couldn't handle these people besmerching his culture and calling themselves civilized after what he had seen. Besides you have to give the man respect to be able to kill a man with a dareger with one shot to the heart, and do it constantly

[@therealpyromaniac4515]

The scene where Leo cuts his hand on glass was improv, they kept on filming despite Leo's hand bleeding.

[@its_a_poncho]

whoa

[@Wawagirl17]

Fuckin' badass.

[@jaycub4711]

And he smudged it all over her face? :O

[@farldiemanie8775]

:_: That was fake blood he wiped on her face

[@jaycub4711]

Farldie Manie But I thought the cut wasn't in the script... Unless they did a cut and edited it together? I forget how the scene went exactly.

[@manis1551]

I loved this film. I'm surprised no one talks more about Samuel L Jackson performance as I thought he was amazing.

[@Christopher-ms5ke]

Lucky Fam Best he’s ever been. More than him just playing himself. Which is his typical schtick

[@bluedonkey9963]

I didn't know he was in the movie until I watched it

[@bibaolaitan5189]

This and This..

[@tylerteese965]

Chris, you should reveiw every quentin tarantino movie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@JackTheripper911]

Tyler Teese my favorite is by far Death proof

[@tomhanks4585]

+Tyler Teese YES CHRIS YOU HAVE TO BEFORE HATEFUL EIGHT COMES OUT!!

[@efnarios]

+Jack The ripper I liked Death proof despite its problems but really? that's your no. 1??

[@_wave737]

+Jack The ripper You seriously think death proof is better than Reservoir Dogs, Pulp fiction and Kill bill?

[@ProtestantsRUs]

+Anonymoose I got 5 words for you: Django Unchained and Inglourious Basterds

[@CTH9821]

Christoph Waltz knocked it out of the park with his role, I would go as far as saying its one of my all time favourite movie performances.

[@DAMamaSexual]

Martin it made me bust a nut

[@farldiemanie8775]

Martin I liked his performance as Colonel Hans Landa better

[@johnboy8266]

Farldie Manie same he just outperforms brad pitt which is great. One of the greatest actor of this generation

[@Artyom125]

Nah he was way better in inglorious bastards

[@vvthetalentlessduo6976]

It’s was good

[@benschuster9792]

It's an A+ ...I insist

[@StormKillzone]

agreed. this should have gotten A+

[@StormKillzone]

Croasis nice pun m9 :P

[@TheCroasis]

Storm 17th not a pun lol but thx m80 ;-)

[@emilengen7825]

A is great too.

[@jonathonedwardmiller]

Croasis you stole my line

[@KindaSorta451]

The mask scene is iconic

[@Decemburrrrrr]

yesssss, i go back to rewatch just for that scene

[@captainjakemerica4579]

+Sam A What mask scene? Btw that scene is iconic but the Candyland shootout along with many other scenes are also iconic.

[@OldManHorseShoes]

+Jacob Duran the scene with the bags lmao

[@captainjakemerica4579]

OldManHorseShoes Oh I see ya that scene was pretty funny. I also liked Quentin Tarantino's cameos. Django Unchained is probably his 2nd best movie next to Pulp Fiction

[@Never_heart]

Captain Jakemerica The Candyland shootout is one for the ages. "I count 6 six shots" "Well I count 2 guns"

[@NamesSimba]

Quentin Tarantino is fantastic

[@scotturwin1387]

Christoph waltz in this movie is my favourite performance ever

[@feliciaf8]

+Scott Urwin yeah!

[@sebastianalegria3401]

me too

[@SoPablo]

me 2

[@thenerdwholovesentertainme1721]

Scott Urwin Me Three

[@chriskill08]

joker- The Dark Knight

[@thebatroster]

I saw this movie 10 times . One of my favorites .

[@samibrady6018]

You must be white.

[@thebatroster]

yes

[@wooti490]

This is my favourite movie of all time in my biased opinion every performance was great with the soundtrack and the tone

[@DrRAZI99]

Sami Brady so ??

[@one_man_community]

@@samibrady6018 ??????????

[@marlonbanner4280]

Christoph Waltz's performance was fantastic.

[@eminemlikeme]

+Marlon Hankhouse Leo's performance was better.

[@SWLY123]

+Ali Titssucker No it wasn't

[@eminemlikeme]

Simon Yip Yes, it was. The dude just got injured during filming and he kept going. He also added a new move to the scene where he grabbed and wiped the blood on his hand on Kerry Washington's face. This wasn't in the script though. Only true actors does this shit. Plus, his whole performance in the dinner scene was just outstanding.

[@SWLY123]

+Ali Titssucker I loved Leo's performance but I think Christoph's was better

[@eminemlikeme]

Simon Yip I respect your opinion, but i think the opposite.

[@cadettipk]

"You had my curiosity. Now you have my attention."

[@alejandrozapatamarcos456]

My top 5 tarantino movies: 1: Pulp Fiction 2: Inglorious Basterds 3: Reservoir Dogs 4: Django Unchained 5: The Hateful Eight

[@centrobbie]

I didn't rate the hateful eight at all

[@alejandrozapatamarcos456]

centrobbie I really liked it. It kinda remids me of Reservoir Dogs.

[@misterwhite2029]

I agree

[@scummygrummy5220]

I completely agree with this list. Great taste in movies.

[@alejandrozapatamarcos456]

Braden Wood Thanks!

[@khango6006]

I have just seen this film. And I gotta say, I had a sweeet-ass time. OMG even though the violence and the gunfights and all is awesome (not the slave brutality scenes though, those were hard to watch), what I love most about this film however gotta go to the dialogues. I mean the dinner scene? Brilliant, period. The performances blow it out of the park. Tarantino, you have yourself another fan.

[@Never_heart]

Kha Ngo And it shows how good of a director Tarantino is. To make savage violence both a rush and so fun yet on thise right narative moments he knows when to make you feel so uncomfortable and dirty just to be a bystander to such vile brutality.

[@Painkiller_Productions]

in kill bill part 2 the bride is buried in a grave marked Paula Schultz... possibly related to Dr. king Schultz?

[@rodrigocastro3394]

its his wife

[@Painkiller_Productions]

Boba Fett how do you know that?

[@rodrigocastro3394]

Daniel Sheppard thats the theory

[@feliciaf8]

+Boba Fett oooo

[@arturodejesuscruzcasab9502]

+Daniel Sheppard His ex-wife I think.

[@isaiahadams1208]

"No, Calvin!" That line makes me laugh every time

[@mikej.9339]

I think Django Unchained is not only one of the best movies ever made, not only the greatest western ever made, but also Tarantino's BEST movie ever made, which is shocking because I never thought he would be able to top Inglorious Basterds!

[@Joeybroke]

Amen to that

[@Ayvee1138]

Ohhh, idk.. I still hold Inglorious Basterds just a little higher, but Django unchained is still amaaazzzinng.

[@offic3rpatang153]

Sorry Mike J, but the title of best western movie belongs to 'the good the bad and the ugly'! The soundtrack alone is a selling point!!!

[@mikej.9339]

Sorry Avi Kid, it's not a fact, The Man With No Name trilogy is indeed good, but I don't feel they are the best westerns, taking away Django Unchained, I'd put The Wild Bunch (Director's Cut), Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid, Hang 'Em High, Two Mules for Sister Sara, and Wyatt Earp on my top list of favorite westerns. If I did a top 15-20, then I'd put all three Man With No Name movie's on there, and possibly Once Upon a Time in the West, which like the Man With No Name movie's had a superb soundtrack.

[@Ayvee1138]

***** Nice! Another person who watches Sergio Leone type spaghetti westerns.

[@DelightLovesMovies]

I love Django Unchained. The chemistry between Foxx and Waltz is like butter on toast. One of my all time fave films.

[@BandVersus]

Inglorious Bastards is my favourite Tarantino film. It's only a little above Pulp Fiction.

[@user-xr3ph7xj9t]

Finally someone that is like me :)

[@TheBandy98]

BandVersus & CineChat Inglourious Basterds is amazing. Not my favorite Tarantino film, but I still love it. It might contain the best sequence/chapter though (behind the burger scene in Pulp Fiction); the bar scene. Just one of the best scenes in history in my opinion, that's suspense right there.

[@andymontanez56]

haha nice to see someone that's a lil different than the other fans. my fave tarantino flick is kill bill

[@0biRonKenobi]

The opening scene in that movie is easily one of my favorite scenes of all time from any movie. Incredibly tense but also humorous. Love that movie!

[@saketadarsh7606]

Its not saying much considering tarantino is shit

[@halimaakter7388]

We are having who-whiteee cake

[@albertprstholm4663]

Do Reservoir Dogs & kill bill 1&2

[@pjm8395_]

What about pulp fiction?

[@hectorbitar7873]

Hey Chris. You're easily my favorite movie reviewer on KZbin. I go by your reviews and they haven't let me down yet. Thank you!!

[@MrAlexBash]

for me: 1) django 2) pulp fiction 3) inglourious basterds 4) hateful 8 5) kill bill

[@aryankaushik93]

I would put reservoir dogs there

[@mozartpizza8287]

Yeah if you put reservoir dogs above hateful 8 it would be identical to my list

[@ememobongnkana]

Kill Bill is the ultimate for me... angry, vengeful lady takes on the world... works for me!!

[@captainjakemerica4579]

This is a great movie!!!!! Way to go Quentin Tarantino you directed a heck of a film and also wrote an amazing screenplay!!! :)

[@JoJoJoker]

"Uh, what's the name of that peckerwood boy from town that works with the glass?" - Don Johnson

[@yir9383]

Abe Froman Yeah, That was funny!!

[@ReddFoxx1562]

You mean Jerry?

[@JoJoJoker]

ReddFoxx1562 yeah! Jerry!

[@Felix-ij8eg]

i love how he ends his intro with 'theres a lot of blood in this film'

[@richardguevara1304]

What? Imma just watch it again and look for it. Haha

[@dejabu24]

I just saw the movie wow , this is a great movie , I love it , Waltz , Don Johnson and Sam Jackson were just amazing , can't believed that you didn't mentioned Franco Nero he was also in the movie

[@holesinmybrain]

Chris, I like to watch your review before and after I see the movie (I watched Django tonight) and i find myself totally agreeing with so much you said. the scene with the masks had me in stitches, and Sam Jackson's performance was flippin' awesome. awesome review as always, keep it up man!

[@incessantmurkysmuggler]

Chris you should review all Quentins movies.

[@danielmashanic5738]

Yeah, he should've leading up to Hateful Eight.

[@TICSTUDIOSLLC]

This was definitely my favorite Tarantino film, I don't think it dragged for a second. It was a long movie but I feel everything in the film needed to be there. It wins my pick for the best film of 2012.

[@MichaelSmith-zx5lw]

My favourite Tarantino film is Inglorious Basterds. I couldn't finish this film but I might change that tonight!

[@feliperodrigues5437]

Only an A to this spectacular movie? This is a travesty.

[@ryandavidson3053]

you say that like an A is bad

[@Johnnysmithy24]

I’d give it a B- being generous

[@inanimatemist8610]

@@Johnnysmithy24 yeah, the movie was ok and the story felt kinda all over the place

[@Johnnysmithy24]

@@inanimatemist8610 Exactly

[@bertramkrogh3898]

The mask scene is one of the most outrageously funny scenes I have ever seen. I can quote 10 fantastical lines from that scene alone! Brilliant film, won’t talk about it here in a comment, but I ended up giving it 3.5/4. Loved your review, we seemed to share a lot of thoughts on this movie this time.

[@salemtyler8097]

I actually went into this movie without knowing anything about it, not who directed it or what it was about, I was intending on watching another movie and ended up seeing Django and I gotta say that was one of the best things that ever happened to me. I came out of the theater with such satisfaction, and shock, and a bunch of other emotions that I haven't had due to a movie in a long time. It's top on my list of favorite movies, and I love every single thing about it. It's a masterpiece.

[@ColmK83]

THAT scene with Calvin candy at the table is my favourite scene in any film ever.

[@dreamtwilightlife]

Awesome review! Loving the new intro as well.

[@BFCnational]

I honestly think that this is an A+ movie. I also remember you saying in a future video that you don't think that a movie's length is a problem, and that you thought when people say- "that movie was too long" that you thought they simply lost interest. Is that what you think happened here?

[@FIN_Der-Otter]

dude... i smiled during the whole review. tears came to my eyes. i am a die hard tarantino fan since i am a little boy and it just makes me SO happy to hear that its, once again, a masterpiece! thanks (:

[@NextLevelEntertainment]

This is easily one of the best films I've ever seen

[@quantum5226]

Really looking forward to this now. Thanks for the insightful review!

[@ajmittendorf]

Chris Stuckmann, I was taught in university that, when you write (or video) a critique, you are required to find something negative, even if the overall review is positive. With the exception of your review of "Signs," which I found to be one of your lower-ranking reviews, you do a really excellent job in finding something negative, and it never seems to interfere with your positive remarks. Bravo!

[@ReddFoxx1562]

There are no requirements for a genuine critique.

[@MatiasAlric]

The scenes with the masks is amazing. In the original Django, many people wearing similar white masks try to kill Django. Tarantino must have watched it and be like "Am I expected to believe that those guys can see through that white bag?" and made a parody of that, in his version of the movie.

[@TheBdavis231]

Django is one of the best westerns of all-time. It is also Tarintino best film outside of Pulp Fiction.

[@williammatthews693]

Jackson's character was so great. He got away with so much because deep down you knew he was smarter than DiCaprio's character and his sister. It was so satisfying to watch even though he is one of the villains, and one of the worst kind, someone who sells out his own people.

[@Marz916]

I've seen plenty of movies with Samuel L Jackson in them, and this was his greatest performance, it was amazing. Dicaprio was also very impressive!

[@BigNasty20]

I absolutely loved this movie! It was my 2nd favorite film of this year. I'm definitely looking foreword to buying it when it comes out!!

[@1584283]

One of my favorite movies of all time. It's fun, it's serious, it has a lot going for it.

[@elizabethzubanova897]

I laughed more in this movie than I have for a while. It was frickin incredible. I think I'm gonna watch this next Christmas.

[@jdawg86]

Fucking die hard fan of his films

[@LiTTleGaBi21]

Di Caprio gave one or the most amazing performance. He was so freaking awesome and Samuel L Jackson too. All the others were really good too, M. waltz was wow

[@khanskingdom1168]

Awesome review!!! Can't wait to see this!

[@Lukkern]

Please review pulp fiction A.K.A One of the best movies of all time. Django Unchained is one at my top 200.

[@gunpark4658]

great review! Could you do one for Inglorious Basterds??

[@gilpinsteven]

Don Johnson is an underrated actor. One movie you should see, Chris, is Cold In July. It's pulpy and awesome, and it stars Michael C. Hall, Sam Shepard and Don Johnson.

[@rafaeltrivino1790]

The part in this movie that had me laughing to where I had to pause the movie for a half and hour was when jamie foxx is walking up some steps with one of the slave owners and jamie foxx calls him the N word and the camera zooms in on the guys face with the sound of whip being cracked.

[@OddManSam]

Thank you again, sir. and I agree, this encounter was rather fortunate.

[@kothamahesh100]

truly absolute in his words. its a great movie no matter what...absolutely jaw dropping performance by all and its narration is beyond extrordinary !!!

[@admeraljacob]

Many people say it was long but answer this, what scene would you cut from the movie? Cause i can't think of one.

[@jessebear325]

Can't wait to see this movie and thanks for the reviews you do an awesome job

[@thomasmessner2021]

I think Tarantino was more interested in the characters of Candie, Schultz and Stephen than Django, but Foxx also really impressed me in the final stages of the movie where he went full badass.

[@briantulloch7222]

Watched Django several times and personally i don’t think it’s too long at all, the whole film just rolls along beautifully!

[@SirTyJensen]

I will see this sometime, I'm not sure if I'll see it in the theater or not. Maybe everyone who watched this review isn't surprised to hear the acting is great.

[@AnthonyTheAwesome500]

lol i like how everyone spewed red jelly when shot.

[@KodieCollingsGaming]

I normally dislike Tarantino films but i watched this and loved it. Totally agree with everything you said Chris.

[@ejeckk]

One of Tarantino's best works! Jackson, Dicaprio, Waltz, and Johnson all make Foxx look like a rank amature in this film. Don't get me wrong; Jamie Foxx did a fine job in the movie. It's just that he was COMPLETELY out-classed by the aforementioned actors. This movie is well worth your time to watch. Tarantino knows how to entertain.

[@625georgebye]

"How about this time, no masks, but next time! Next time we give her a go!"

[@reecejennings9637]

Having seen only the first 8 Tarantino Films I can safely say this is one of the best. Like 2nd place for me, just above Pulp but below Kill Bill Vol 1. 8- Jackie Brown (7/10) 7- Reservoir Dogs (8.5/10) 6- Death Proof (9/10) 5- Inglorious Basterds (9.5/10) 4- Kill Bill Vol 2 (9.5/10) 3- Pulp Fiction (10/10) 2- Django Unchained (10/10) 1- Kill Bill Vol 1 (11/10)

[@OddManSam]

Thank you, kind sir. Oh, and I also like your Godfather avatar.

[@121KEV121]

Oh my gosh 😍 such a perfect movie ☺️ C. Waltz was soo amazing and rest of actors also!!

[@31wozza]

waiting to see this in the uk so looking forward to this one feb over here i think it is

[@AaronLeeLozano]

Yes, I want to go see this now. Great Review

[@arkhamgamer9878]

How tarantino makes movies: -lot of blood -lot of F-bombs -Samuel l. Jackson saying motherf***** atleast once

[@The8bitdin0]

You forgot the foot fetish

[@ninjanibba4259]

Brutal action and random zoom ins

[@dillonfoord9014]

this movie has gotta be up there with some of the best soundtracks and casting of the century

[@marianoborda88]

A bit long, but really good

[@rainer_uncrowned]

Nice review man

[@whitesabbath6581]

Django Unchained (2012) ------------------------- Director: Quentin Tarantino ------------------------- Producers: Stacey Sher, Reginald Hudlin, Pilar Savone ------------------------- Writer: Quentin Tarantino ------------------------- Starring: Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz, Leonardo DiCaprio, Kerry Washington, Samuel L. Jackson, Walton Goggins, Dennis Christopher, James Remar, Michael Parks, Don Johnson ------------------------- Cinematographer: Robert Richardson ------------------------- Editor: Fred Raskin ------------------------- Production Companies: A Band Apart, Columbia Pictures ------------------------- Distributors: The Weinstein Company, Columbia Pictures ------------------------- Release Date: December 25, 2012 ------------------------- Runtime: 165 minutes ------------------------- Budget: $100 million ------------------------- Box Office: $425.4 million

[@nathanielrice6184]

I love this movie! Dicaprio was amazing and should have got the Oscar.

[@mskalabama]

Great review!!

[@deviantrat6001]

Chris, I'm glad your hairstyle improved!

[@jonathonedwardmiller]

Damn, this is a DAMN GOOD movie. Leave it to Tarantino to make amazing gory, action packed, funny and suspenseful movies

[@Slimdagremlin]

This was definitely a Quentin Tarantino film. It reminded me of Kill Bill a lot. It was very refreshing. Leonardo Dicaprio should definitely get something from this movie. his performance was amazing.

[@Draco04]

Great review, I couldn't agree more.

[@LiTTleGaBi21]

The fight with the 88 in kill bill was cherry red. The bloody scenes in Django were dark red...With some piece of body...

[@channingbloom7125]

I like the way you did that movie review

[@snowyboy8045]

Top 5 Tarantino Movies 1. Kill Bill 2. Inglorious Basterds 3. Django Unchained 4. Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood 5. Pulp Fiction

[@graysontrumble1535]

Favorite Tarantino Movies 5: Kill Bill Vol. 2 4: Kill Bill Vol. 1 3: Pulp Fiction 2: Inglorious Basterds 1: Reservoir Dogs

[@victorinoxfan]

I always go for movies on christmas. I'm so seeing this.

[@harrisonmurphy472]

does Tarantino do the "chapter" setup like he does in his other films?

[@burnercolt6647]

Just saw it. Pretty cool movie. I'll buy the DVD or blue ray for sure

[@whutzat]

Christoph Waltz was also good in Water For Elephants.

[@nickmesafilms]

Definitely in my top 3 favorite Tarantino films!

[@escothaprophet3430]

Saw this for the first time for my 18th birthday...wasn’t disappointed AT ALL😂

[@BadRastafari97]

I knew this movie was going to be awsome, great review chris! too bad the hobbit wasn't one of your favorites, I'll watch it on Sunday

[@blacksparrow15]

"Last time I saw you, you had yo hands on my-BAM'"

[@ScarecrOmega]

2:48 - Grumpy Cat

[@Rob1979H]

Aliens in Django Unchained?! We have to wait until January to see Django Unchained here in Norway.

[@ebiwright8973]

My first and favourite Tarantino film!

[@GuyWithACamera23]

In the UK they don't even open on Christmas Day.

[@gomezrene16]

Hey Chris,watch the Boondocks episode called "the story of Robert catchafreeman" if I spelled it correctly. It is similar in a way to the movie