Factual error: In the scene after the Mandingo fight in the Cleopatra club, when Leonardo DiCaprio gives his slave a beer, it is served in a flip top bottle. The first flip-top closure was created by Charles de Quillfeldt in the United States, who filed for a patent on 30 November 1874, receiving patent number 158406.

Django Unchained (2012)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Quentin Tarantino
Starring: Samuel L. Jackson, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jamie Foxx, Kerry Washington, Don Johnson, Christoph Waltz
After gaining Broomhilda's freedom, Candie insists that Shultz shake his hand, despite the papers being signed and the money paid. Schutlz agrees but as he approaches Candie, Schutlz shoots him instead. Django grabs a gun and a massive shootout starts up. Django shoots a ton of Candie's comrades, but has to stop when one of them shows up holding Broomhilda hostage with a gun to her head. Django gives himself up and is about to castrated when Stephen walks in, telling Django and his captor that Django is going to be sent to a mine for hard labor. While on the way to the mine, Django convinces the people taking him there that he is indeed a free man and also a bounty hunter. They agree to split the proceeds with him on a bounty (which he concocts using an old wanted ad) and untie him. He kills them and returns to Candyland, where he kills all of the white people, including Candie's sister. He lets the two female black servants go, but shoots Stephen in the knees, then lights dynamite and leaves the house. He meets Broomhilda outside and they leave as the house explodes, killing Stephen.
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Stephen: You said you ain't know him.
Broomhilda: Huh?
Stephen: I said, "You said you ain't know him."
Broomhilda: I don't.
Stephen: Yes, you do.
Broomhilda: Mister Stephen, I don't.
Stephen: Why is you lying to me?
Broomhilda: I ain't.
Stephen: Then why is you cryin'?
Broomhilda: You scaring me.
Stephen: Why is I'm scarin' you?
Broomhilda: Because you're scary.
Trivia: When we see the "regulators" riding over the hill on the way to kill Django and Schultz, if you look carefully at the right-center portion of screen, you can see one of the stuntmen fall off his horse and the horse continues to run down the hill without him. To make matters even worse, it appears the stuntman rolls right in front of another horse and gets trampled. (00:41:00)
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Answer: Django and Schultz killed some of Big Daddy's farmhands, and he wasn't going to let a freed slave kill some of his workers. Schultz knew Big Daddy would come after them for what they did. Plus Django would never let go of a chance to kill a slave owner who was trying to kill him.