Not trying to be the counter-culture guy, but I actually preferred Django. I grew up watching spaghetti westerns, and it was chock full of all the hallmarks and little details of the genre (I especially liked the way the camera zoomed in on people's faces, old-school style). Django himself could have used a little more personality, Waltz was doing his thing (which was great, but was definitely a reprise of his acting in Basterds), and the plot had some wonkiness to it (especially with their whole plot to save Broomhilda), but I actually got a big kick out of it. I don't know, westerns just have a way of humanizing every single character, and then killing them all horribly, that just has a special kind of style and impact to it.
Inglorious Basterds - 7
Django: Unchained - 1
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