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Originally Posted by Ct_jewel
Finally saw this the other night and I agree, it was very tongue-in-cheek, like most of Tarantino's movies! I could have lived without the EXTREME graphicness of the shoot-ups as I didn't see how it added anything but that's to be expected from his movies. The rest of the violence was, I thought, essential to the film in order to portray the absolute horror of what was done to the slaves- absolutely inhuman, appalling. The performances were amazing- casting was inspired, I never would have pictured Dicaprio in that role but he pulled it off. The 2 hours and 45 min flew by! I'm liking Tarantino's "underdog gets revenge" theme of late. Wonder who's next?
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Rumor has it that he plans to do a black WWII version of
Inglorious Basterds. With African-American GIs taking on the German NAZIs, white supremacists in US uniforms, etc. called
Killer Crow.
http://thegrio.com/2012/12/28/killer...wwii-soldiers/