Django Unchained

Tarantino previously wrote a comic that paired the two Western heroes.

When father-and-son screenwriters Oscar Colvin Jr. and Torrance J. Colvin first sat down to watch Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Django Unchained,’ they were probably excited about the prospect of another revenge film from the popular director. But by the time the film had ended, they were inspired to embark upon a two-man mission of vengeance of their very own, in dogged pursuit of the powerful man who had wronged them. And in this instance, Quentin Tarantino is the meth-mouthed Leo DiCaprio figure, and the basic concept of the film’s script is stolen wife Kerry Washington.

The critically acclaimed film, Django Unchained, has also brought with it a little bit of controversy.  The film takes place in the South two years before the beginning of the Civil War.  With a setting like that, the 'N' word is used very often throughout the film.  During an interview with the cast this point was brought up to Samuel L. Jackson.  His response was to try to get the white intervie