Django Unchained
At 37% overall, Django Unchained looks like an underdog — but by the time it reaches a final, it outperforms. Tarantino's most crowd-pleasing film since Pulp Fiction, powered by Christoph Waltz and a revenge premise that practically sells itself. The runtime tests patience, but the payoff earns it back with interest.
Synopsis
With the help of a German bounty hunter, a freed slave sets out to rescue his wife from a brutal Mississippi plantation owner.
From 38% to 60% across the bracket. Django Unchained is one of those rare films that improves against harder opposition — the final-round version is a different competitor than the one that started.
Django Unchained owns Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood at 67% but Pulp Fiction flips the script entirely: just 22%.
Best of Tarantino: Django Unchained clears Inglourious Basterds in the opening round and dispatches Reservoir Dogs at 67% in the final. A convincing start-to-finish run.
In Quentin Tarantino's filmography, Django Unchained ranks #7 of 8. Inglourious Basterds leads at 63%; Kill Bill: Vol. 1 at 37% trails.
Dead last in Best of Tarantino.
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