Well, greetings and salutations, fellow esteemed members of the membership of Movie Club.

It is great to have you here.

I am of course one of your fellow club members. My name is John Campia and sitting over here is your fellow club member. Mr. Robert Meyer Burnett. It's good to have you here Rob.

John, you know what? I'm not, I feel like I should have put on some six shooters,

my holster.

I didn't want to see you come in here with Asselis Chaps.

Well, yeah, no, I.

No offense. I don't know. Iless chaps here today. Or stick shooters, but I'm sure somebody

will want me to get them after this show. And we are here guys just for those you may not

know what this is this is movie club this is the

club work every Tuesday at 4 p.m. Pacific Standard time we gather together to talk

about one of our favorite movies of roughly the past 25 years and this week is a good one.

It's our first Quentin Tarantino movie

that we're talking about here on Movie Club

and we are here to talk about

Django Unchained. A movie that I absolutely adore that for a long time leading up to it when all I saw were promo posters and everything I referred to it as Dijango until the movie so properly

reminded us the D is silent many many times this is either my favorite

Quentin Tarantino movie or my second favorite right up there

with Inglorious Bastards. I often go kind of back and forth on these two but this

movie is I have no qualms or problems calling this movie an absolute

masterpiece I love this thing it is both a love letter owed to the old Western, but it is an amazing modern tale as well with incredible

performances including an Academy Award win for Christoph Waltz, which was his second win. He of course won another Academy Award in

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