Quentin Tarantino is known for both labored dialogue and
extreme, sudden violence. Those two
elements have always been his main calling cards. One thing that he has never been associated
with is nonstop action. Though his
movies contain their fair share of bloodletting, they aren’t particularly fast
moving. His characters often spend way
more time talking to each other than they do shooting at each other. Nevertheless, the international trailer for Django Unchained shows both the title
character and his white liberator to be very trigger happy.
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Guns Blaze and Blood Sprays in the International Trailer for ‘Django Unchained’
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Christophe Waltz,
Django Unchained,
Franco Nero,
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Leonardo DiCaprio,
Movie Trailer Review,
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Samuel L. Jackson,
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Book Review: Frank C. Matthews - Below the Radar
On July 16th 2011, all Hell suddenly breaks across
the five boroughs. In Queens, a gang leader
finds himself on the run from the cops. In
Brooklyn, a young woman narrowly escapes being taken down in a drug bust. In the South Bronx, a young man flees the
scene of a dogfight after engaging in a shootout. In Staten Island, a successful hustler
narrowly escapes being murdered in his own home, only to find himself in a much
worse predicament soon after. In the Bronx,
a hooker breaks free of her brutal pimp while carrying his personal fortune in
tow. Finally, things go horribly wrong
when an armed robber in Yonkers turns what was supposed to be a routine job
into a bloodbath.
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