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

One character's last name in Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained provides a connection to a 1970s blaxploitation cinema classic.

Jamie Foxx, superb as a rescued slave in the South of 1858, and Leo DiCaprio, coming up short as a gentlemanly savage, star in “Django Unchained,” a Quentin Tarantino rehash. “Django ...

Not so with Django Unchained, though. With this movie, I was practically punching the air, and mouthing, “Good,” whenever Django would shoot a slave owner, or blow up a plantation mansion.

A Django Unchained Reddit fan theory provides an introduction of what the Tarantino movie is on the surface. Next, they dig into the background and the “meat of the theory.” ...

Django Unchained is a film about love. Three kinds of love, really. There's the romantic love that pulls together two of the main characters: Jamie Foxx's Django who is willing to travel through ...

Django Freeman may be the most sincere character Quentin Tarantino has ever written. Played by Jamie Foxx, the "Django Unchained" protagonist doesn't have much to say, but when he speaks, he ...

Here are 10 items to help demystify “Django Unchained.” If you know your stuff, feel free to share more nuggets of trivia in the comments. Warning: this article contains mild spoilers.

PHOTOS: ‘Django Unchained’ - Quentin Tarantino, Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz. Sharkey also commends supporting actors Christoph Waltz, who plays the German bounty hunter Dr. King Schultz (one ...

Django Unchained is an exhilarating rush, outrageously entertaining and, hell, just plain outrageous. You’ll laugh like hell at a KKK scene in which the Klansmen, ...

But “Django Unchained” is also (even at three hours) a movie that hews to its protagonists’ emotions. Jamie Foxx is near-perfect as Django.

Yes, Django Unchained is a Black film. Its story centers on the life of a Black character, and it has more Black stars (Jamie Foxx, Kerry Washington and Samuel L. Jackson) than white stars ...