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.

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 ...

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 ...

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.

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 ...

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.

Quentin Tarantino‘s characters are often astonished to find themselves in his intricate universe of references. That’s certainly true of Django (Jamie Foxx), a black slave in the antebellum ...

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