Christoph Waltz

This could be great. Jamie Foxx will be playing the part of Django in this re-imagining of the 1966 Spaghetti western named simply 'Django'. Anyone who has seen the original will know it starred Franco Nero as the anti-hero, gunslinger title character who drags a coffin around which contains something extremely crucial to the progression of the plot. I loved Franco as the lead; he was tough, broody & - in my opinion - was the most skilled actor using a gun in the history of western movies - he was able draw a gun impressively quick. Foxx has his work cut out to fill Nero's shoes. Where I think the original film was lacking was with its less than impressive script, but given Tarantino's talent for exquisite dialogue I'm sure this film will be more than up to par in that department. I'm looking forward to this. Hopefully DiCaprio will turn in an awesome performance that'll finally get him that ellusive first Oscar for Best Supporting Actor, an award he should've won 20 years ago for his brilliant performance in 'What's Eating Gilbert Grape?' 

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Y'know, the kid might just turn out to be one of the great ones. He's certainly got the talent & now he's getting older & more malevolent things are looking up. Villainy kind of suits him...

BRING IT ON.. Tarantino and Leo, the dream team.

sounds a bit like Mandingo to me

let us always meet each other with a smile, for the smile is the beginning of love, and once we begin to love each other naturally we want to do something.

Look at my name,it is a nice place for older people.

On the veranda of the Bella Union Hotel, San Francisco, a man sat enjoying his morning pipe. The Bella Union overlooked the Plaza of that day, a dusty, unkempt, open space, later to be swept and graded and dignified into Portsmouth Square. The man was at the younger fringe of middle life. He was dressed neatly and carefully in the fashionable costume of the time, which was the

Those costumes are shockingly bad. Least authentic 19th century clothes i've seen on a movie for a long time. Shoot the costume designer!

Leo let me down a bit with Inception, which started clever and ended rather daft; and his gangster movie could have been stronger. Come on Leo, you know we love you.