Continuing to go from strength to strength, Quentin Tarantino managed to provide a fresh take on the Western genre with Django Unchained.

Like Inglourious Basterds, too, Django Unchained is big on the N-word. Not “Nazi,” but the other one, which, befitting a narrative set in the pre-Civil War South, is uttered often, with contempt.

Quentin Tarantino has named what he believes to be the best movie he has made throughout his career, and it's one you might ...

Where Django Unchained seemed prepped and ready to one-up Inglourious Basterds ‘s eye-for-an-eye approach to historical reprisal, it becomes another incident of using the master’s tools to ...

Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained is a bloody masterpiece about American slavery. Think of it as the gore-filled antidote to the old-school melodrama of Gone With the Wind. That 1939 picture ...

However, Django Unchained feels more like the work of a man getting his ya-yas out than a purposeful look at the horrors of slavery.

Both actors kept close tabs on the Django Unchained script development. In fact, Jackson was thinking he might make a decent Django but was told he was 15 years too old.

The origin of Django Unchained is also in print, when Tarantino was writing a book about the director Sergio Corbucci – yet another unproduced project – and that arc very nearly rounded off ...

Even though “Django Unchained” has only debuted stateside, with $82.4 million through Jan. 2, it is outstripping all of the previous Tarantino movie mash-ups.

With Django Unchained, the counter-factual history is a little less dramatic, but the provocation is just as extreme: This antebellum action comedy sees Jamie Foxx as a slave transformed into a ...