Django Unchained

Just before the Civil War, Django, a slave (Jamie Foxx), is freed by a German bounty hunter (Christoph Waltz), in order to help the German find a difficult bounty. While they are teamed up, Django reveals he wishes to find his wife (Kerry Washington), and the search for her leads to a Mississippi plantation and its ruthless proprietor (Leonardo Di Caprio).

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Directed by Quentin Tarantino, Django Unchained is a violent excursion through the Old South, laced with profanity and racial epithets. ClearPlay cleans up about 250 instances of language, including nearly 30 F-words and almost 100 N-words. There are scenes of brutality that are also trimmed, including blood-soaked gunshots, a graphic fistfight, a man being torn apart by dogs, and other Tarantino mayhem. ClearPlay cuts some images of nudity as well. The remaining movie is fit for those adults with a strong constitution.

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Tarantino loves the spoken word. Unfortunately, ClearPlay is forced to cut many of them. Still, for those who can tolerate a stark tale that is still filled with trademark humor and surprising exchanges, Django Unchained stands among some of Tarantino’s best. Interesting characters and exuberant filmmaking make Django liberating.

Marty Nabhan - ClearPlay Abolitionist

Rated R for strong graphic violence throughout, a vicious fight, language and some nudity; 165 min; Directed by Quentin Tarantino