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- On his way to the mining camp, Django convinces his Australian transporters that a large bounty for Smitty Bacall awaits back at Candyland. When they release Django, he quickly executes them, steals their dynamite, and heads back to Candyland, where he retrieves Broomhilda's bill of sale from Schultz's corpse, and finally frees her.
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Django Unchained Summary. In 1858, two white slavers named Ace and Dicky Speck march a group of African American slaves through the Texas heat. At night, they are approached by a stranger on a horse and carriage, a German dentist named Dr. King Schultz. After asking a slave named Django whether he can identify "the Brittle brothers" from the ...
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- The Dinner Sequence
Django Unchained‘s story is broken into three acts: Django’s Revenge, Schultz’s Journey, and Django’s Journey. Once again, these breaks in the story are caused by the contrasting tones of the film.
- Inciting Incident
- Lock in
- Main Culmination
- Third Act Twist
Dr. Schultz, a bounty hunter, recruits Django in order to find the Brittle Brothers: Django: I know what they look like, all right. Dr. Schultz: Good. So, here’s my agreement. You travel with me until we find them – Django: Where we goin’? Dr. Schultz: I hear at least two of them are overseeing up in Gatlinburg, but I don’t know where. That means w...
After killing the Brittle Brothers, Dr. Schultz feels he cannot let Django go by himself to find his wife, Broomhilda, in good conscience. Instead, he offers Django another agreement: Dr. Schultz: We make some money this winter, when the snow melts, I’ll take you to Greenville myself, and we’ll find where they sent your wife. I’m pretty good at fin...
After finding out Django and Dr. Schultz true intentions of coming to Candyland, Calvin Candie is able to sell Broomhilda for top money, $12,000. As the three are about to part, Candie insists that Dr. Schultz shake his hand to complete the deal. Dr. Schultz, with his pride, cannot do so with him, but instead shoots Candie dead. Dr. Schultz: (to Dj...
Rather than killing Django, he is given to The LeQuint Dickey Mining Company where he is to work for the rest of his days. However, during a break on the road, Django comes up with a scheme to set himself free by convincing The LeQuint men to go back to Candyland because there is a fortune for them. He gives them the Smitty Bacall handbill that Dr....
Jan 18, 2013 · "Django Unchained" puts the horrible past of slavery up front and center. Posted January 18, 2013|Reviewed by Ekua Hagan. Django Unchained both entertains and...
Synopsis. In 1858, several male slaves are chained and being transported after being purchased by the Speck Brothers, Ace (James Remar) and Dicky (James Russo). Among the slaves is Django (Jamie Foxx), who has been sold away from his wife, Broomhilda (Kerry Washington).
In 1858 Texas, brothers Ace and Dicky Speck drive a group of shackled black slaves. Among them is Django, sold off and separated from his wife Broomhilda von Shaft, a house slave who speaks German and English.
Summary. Opening credits roll as a group of enslaved African-American men trudge forward in shackles, the property of slave-traders named Ace and Dicky Speck. After night falls, a subtitle reveals that the year is 1858—two years before the Civil War.
