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The film will be released on Christmas Day 2012. [[Sarcasm Mode|You know, a happy holiday film the whole family can enjoy.]]
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* [[Affably Evil]]: Calvin Candie is said to be this.
* [[Badass in
* [[Casting Gag]]: Franco Nero, who plays Amerigo Vassepi in the film, was the title character in the 1966 spaghetti western ''Django'' from which Tarantino adapted the title of this film.
* [[Creator Cameo]]: With Tarantino it's not if but ''when.''
* [[Evil Is Hammy]]: Judging from the trailer, [[Leonardo
* [[Gorn]]: [[Signature Style|All but guaranteed.]]
* [[Insistent Terminology]]: Calvin Candie insists on being called "Monsieur," even though he speaks not a word of French.
* [[N-Word Privileges]]: Tarantino will, in all likelihood, never have a better opportunity or excuse to invoke this trope (even if it's mostly used from a derogatory standpoint). Best summed up by one [[YouTube]] comment:
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* [[Refuge in Audacity]]: Given that Tarantino's not shying away from the grittier aspects of slavery, this trope will likely be in full effect.
* [[What Do You Mean Its Not Symbolic]]: The trailer has a disturbingly beautiful shot of blood spray over a field of cotton. While at face value it's merely Django's victim having their brain/chest/other bits blown to pieces, on a deeper level it makes an effective metaphor for the moral cost of slavery.
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