Django Unchained [Film and TV Commentary]

1858, two years before the American Civil War. German bounty hunter Kim Schultz (Christoph Waltz) buys the black slave Django (Jamie Foxx) from a slave trader and allows him to regain his freedom. Schultz actually wanted to train Django to be a lawless bounty hunter who would hunt down various wanted criminals in exchange for rewards. Django's only condition is to rescue his wife Broomhilda (Kerry Washington) from the cruel candy manor owner Calvin Candy (Leonardo DiCaprio). This film is Tarantino's tribute to the 1966 classic Italian Western "Diego" directed by Sergio Corbusi. The genius director Quentin Quentin has been sharpening his skills for three years, and now he has made another masterpiece after "Inglourious Basterds". This film continues Quentin's consistent low-key and luxurious style, with whimsical humor elements and bloody and wild action scenes everywhere. It also has powerful group scenes and a luxurious cast, making it full of attractions. "Django Unchained" won the 85th Academy Awards - Best Original Screenplay Award, Christopher