Is Django a Boondocks "Catcher Freeman" rip-off?

Here's uncle Ruckus from Boondocks next to Samuel Jackson's character from Django.... hhhmmmmm.

 

I don't remember that character.

Why is that entire episode flipped?

 

people on IMDB are talking about this.

trailer looked good, i might check out this movie.

 

u mean catch a free man

 

so youtube doesnt recognize it and delete it.

but basically no, because the real catcher freeman story is nothing like Django

 

Oh, clever.

 

Isn't everything Tarantino does a rip-of,err, I mean tribute.

 

homage lol

 

That's the word! Thanks.

 

obvious racist movie is obvious

 

Definitely has a lot of allusions to it, i think they're intentional.

Tarentino does his inspirations justice.

 

He's actually one of the few prolific directors who hasnt taken a book, prior film or stageplay and made it into a film.

Spielberg, Francis Ford Coppolla, Elia Kazan, Peter Jackson, Billy Wilder, Orson Welles, etc., etc.

So are they more original than Quentin because they expressively take other people's work?

 

Fuckin' Rum Punch, i always forget it.
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He changed the plot almost entirely though, right?

 

*white to brown

And then it's completely different, because i say so!

 

Would have been nice to see Ruckus in Django.

 

A black man takes revenge on awhite slave owner? No, that's never been done before