Django & Django (2021)

[dave jenkins]

https://variety.com/2021/film/news/luca-rea-quentin-tarantino-sergio-corbucci-django-django-1235060843/

[Novecento]

Thanks for sharing. Sounds like a great doc. I was on a mission a while back to collect interviews with Corbucci. I amassed quite a collection. It would have been great to see Tarantino?s book.

[mike siegel]

I'm not so sure, 'hope for the best though, as usual...
(I don't get the "super 8" craze, there is a lot of behind the scenes
footage on Corbucci from Italian/French/German/Swiss TV,
not that hard to find - much unlike on Leone...)

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-reviews/django-django-venice-2021-1235009565/

[Novecento]

Hmm, not a promising review. And Why?s it called Django & Django if there?s no real focus on Tarantino?s Django? I was half expecting something on Django Reinhardt!

[William62]

This is a pretty weird article and interview. I'm not really sure what's it about. I like the original Django, but I'm not much of a fan of Tarantino's version. This guy is simply controversial for it's own sake.

[Novecento]

https://www.rainews.it/dl/rainews/media/Venezia-78-Franco-Nero-Sergio-Corbucci-Django-ca97829b-011d-451c-bdf3-93dce9227447.html

[Novecento]

Just watched this. If it weren?t so badly mistitled, it probably would have received better reviews. There?s some really great old footage of Corbucci, and while Tarantino doesn?t bring to light many actual Corbucci facts that I hadn?t heard about before, it was interesting to listen to his take on the man.

A title true to the actual nature of the documentary would be ?Quentin Tarantino on Sergio Corbucci?.

And the first 10 minutes is truly inspired. If only the rest could have been that good ?

[dave jenkins]

Thanks for the comments. How did you see it?

[Novecento]

Netflix. Was a change after watching nothing but ?Drive to survive? there for the past month or so.