Hmm.  Django was the tale of an eccentric wanderer who comes into town dragging a coffin behind him, saves a woman from being killed, and then finds out that the town is under attack from two seperate factions, and the inn he's at is considered something of a contested area, in spite of the innkeeper's strong attempts to stay neutral.  So then he takes out both factions, and in the climactic scene of the story, the coffin turns out to be carrying a gatling gun inside it, which he uses to save the day against what would have been overwhelming odds.<br/><br/>And then there's Sukiyaki Western Django, which... is it's own, entirely different barrel of insanity... >>;