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Django Unchained: The Brittle Brothers
“Django Unchained” both entertains and emotionally unnerves you. The movie takes place in a pre-civil war setting. Django is a young black man that is forced into slavery, after purposely separating him and his wife “Matilda” by slave auctioneers. On the way to a new home for the purchased slaves, “Dr. King Schultz” an unorthodox German bounty hunter, finds him and is asked to accompany him on a mission to kill Django’s previous owners, “The Brittle Brothers”. Their mission is a success and Schultz frees Django, and together they hunt the South’s most-wanted. Their travels end up taking them to a shady plantation, where Django find his wife, and it turns very ugly when their plan don’t go their way.

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