Spike Lee has managed to start controversy yet again… This time it’s not with one of his political movies, it’s with his recent comments about Quentin Tarantino’s slave film Django Unchained. The directors’ statement hasn’t warranted a response from Tarantino as of yet, but Training Day director Antoine Fuqua has stepped in to defend the Django Unchained director.

Last week, Lee publicly criticized Tarantino on Twitter saying he refused to see Django Unchained because, “American Slavery Was Not A Sergio Leone Spaghetti Western.” Lee also called Tarantino “disrespectful” to his ancestors and says “there is something wrong with” him for his overuse of “the n-word” in his films. | Full Story