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Django Unchained
Django unchained is a 2012 American film written and directed by Quentin Tarantino, starring Jamie foxx(django), Christophe Waltz(Dr king Schultz), Leonardo Dicaprio ( colon candies), Kerry Washington(Broom Hilda von shaft), and Samuel L. Jackson(Stephen) etc.
The plot of the movie is set in Texas where Django was established in a group of black slaves driven by speck brothers Ace and dicky. Django was separated from his wife “Hilde”. The Speck brothers are stopped by Dr. King Schultz, a German dentist, who turned into a bounty hunter, who asked the Django about his knowledge of the brittle brothers, a true of outlaws for whom Dr. Schultz is carrying a warrant. When Ace become suspicious Dr. Schultz, a superior gunslinger
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Dr Schultz agree and the paper for her freedom are drawn and signed. Calvin smugly insist that the deal will be sealed through handshake which Dr. Schultz who has finally had enough of calvins cruelty and thinking about the mandijo fighter that was fed to the dogs alive shoot Calvin through the heart with his hidden flintlock pistol, killing him instantly Butch killed Dr. Schultz with his swanned off shotgun and is killed by django inturn with butchs own revolver. A shootout begins and django shoot down a large number of calvin henchmen before surrendering when hildi is taken as hostage by Stephen. The next morning Stephen tells django that calvins sister lara lee is incharge now and he will be sold to a mine and worked to death ensure route to the mine django proves to his aspects that he is a Bounty hunter by showing his flyer. The escort release him and giving him a revolver which he immediately uses to kill them, before stealing horses and returning to candyland with bag of dynamite. At plantation django kills more of calvin henchmen’s including Mr. stoneciper and all the trackers and plant dynamite in the house. After that he get the paper of hildis freedom from pocket of Dr Schultz body and free his wife from near by cabin when Calvin mourns return from his

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