Tarantino has been interviewed frequently lately, promoting his new film Django Unchained, saying his main aim was to create a modern Western that presented a hero type character in the form of a slave. Stating that that had never really been done before, he seemed confident he could deliver such a concept, and of course, that’s what he did.
Django Unchained
was a long time coming for fans of the director, whose last film was 2009’s Inglourious Basterds but it is
definitely one worth waiting for! Sharing a very similar style to that of Basterds (and an even more similar
soundtrack), the film follows the intertwined stories of black slave Django and
Dr. King Schultz, a German dentist turned bounty hunter who buys the slave’s
freedom in turn for his help on a kill.
