Django Undisputed

This came out of nowhere didn’t it

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That’s great news.
I can’t wait to see the first trailer.

It sounds to me very very VERY bad: filmed un cineccita THEME PARK, mixing concepts and antagonistic characters (Django and Trinity)…

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Hopefully this is something decent and not more lame generic modern day slop like the dutchman and django (tv show), but I can’t say I have high hopes.

It looks like the Man with no name appears too…

The first moving Pictures:

Now on Amazon Prime Video in Italy: https://amzn.to/4cSgKn4

Looks better than I expected tbh, but still doesn’t look good at all.

It might be a good laugh if you get wildly intoxicated first … wonder why ‘Django Undisputed’, acts and looks really like, ‘Trinity’ … so there, I’m disputing that this has anything to do with Django.

:wink:

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Waiting for an English dub or subtitles I happened upon a dodgy Russian site and watched it. I have no idea if it’s any good because I don’t speak Russian but it would definitely appear to lean toward the comedy SW style.

Just dropped on YouTube with English dub. So now we can all make up our minds. :smile: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpdW9prhuwU

Oh no, a sequel

Seriously ? The “success” of the predecessor makes it possible to produce another “fine jewel” of that kind of rubbish?

gonna be another Godfather 2 :smiley:

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I think the problem is we don’t have the quality of actors nowadays (and those who may be talented enough wouldn’t be willing to do a modern SW), and the great composers of the scores that made the SW so brilliant have passed away.
I think a remake of the original Django with Franco Nero as an older man could have potential (the age he’s now would actually make a character who’s largely given up on life more credible), with the original soundtrack reused (and as many original actors returning as possible), but it doesn’t surprise me that the awful comedy SWs are what resonates most strongly with modern audiences. Sadly we live in an age where mindless slop is what sells.