It's called Stylized Tarantino Violence™

Tarantino is a manchild.

Isn't depleted uranium just lead?

>>67575475

I CANNOT STAND Tarantnos new squibs

Idk wtf squibs hes been using since...Django? IB?

RD had REALISTC squibs

Now all his violence looks cartoony

>>67576635
It's hilarious, especially considering this shit is low-velocity blackpowder.
>.36 ball from a Navy going through two guys in Django
>I don't think so Tim

I like this movie a lot but I was also incredibly frustrated with it.

>>67575554
No it's just uranium

>>67576700
please teach me more about old timey guns I am very interested

>>67575475
Every bullet used in this movie has an inner shell made of pure tarntinium (Uf), which is highly volatile and explosive when exposed to oxygen, while the the outer shell is made of a composite alloy, 75%ununonium, 25% frartium, which is one of the fastest fracturing alloys there are.

>>67576904
The guns in Django are all obviously super old muzzleloaders. Even the revolvers had to be loaded with powder and ball from the front of the cylinder in each chamber, and each chamber primed (note they never showed anybody reloading: before metallic cartridges became popular, 1860's-ish, a revolver literally took several minutes to reload).
They also all used blackpowder, an older, obsolete form of gunpowder that produces tons of smoke and generates much less pressure. Shots from guns then were generally much slower, and would not penetrate through a person that easily

>>67577059
I think he was being sarcastic

>>67577059
awesome, thank you!