Django Unchained

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Q.T. Has a knack for using foul mouth words in his movies....However some of those words are every day occurances in some parts of the city...The dumbing of America.......It is a new world out there...Sort of sad....
 
That turns me off

All in all it is a really great movie with a lot of funny scenes. What disturbs me
was the "overusing "of the N-word. Sometimes I felt like they wrote the lines
because the want to insert the N-word as much as possible.

I must confess that there were a lot of good changes in the cinema-facility
since my last visit of a movie (Golden Eye).

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It sounded interesting but that in itself is enough to turn me off. All my boy listens to in music is liberal use of the N-word along with the steady flow of obscenities. I'm surely not going to spend money to see a movie with all that in graphic detail.:mad:
 
Mr Tarantino is a genius and quite a approachable man in person. He lives just minutes from both my Mother and Sister in upstate New York. His movies are not for everyone no different than work by Steven Spielberg or Francis Ford Copola.

That being said, there is a valid reason for the abuse if you will of the N word, " that's how things were!! " He wanted the movie authentic and it justifies the 270 or so times the word was used. He told us how some of the actors had to practice and even had some difficulty using the word, until they understood why. He was not trying for a award in shock and awe, or any other underlying reason but to repeat history as it truly was while telling a story in a way only Mr Tarantino could tell.
 
I would also like to add, that a few weeks ago I trined in a gym where I was clearly the only Non African American there. For the hour and a hlaf, approximately the same duration of Mr Tarantinos movie, if I had a dollar for every time I heard the N word played on music? over the sound system, I could buy this whole web site, and the gym.
 
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