trnaslation: "Am i about to kill you in self defense?"

I plan on using that line the next time I get carjacked.

@@crimsonclover9871 next time ???

@@Serene903 😂😂

@@crimsonclover9871 Living in Brazil?

Pahtar, it's Classic!!

When did he say it?

@@andrebjerke387: Right after he said, "the choice is yours." I have no idea why they cut it out for this clip. Look at 5:45 on this clip: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ialye6Z1xqmRpo0.html

I was holding out for that

Slaves who barely understand English: wtf is an aficionado?

They work for any kind of person, as it is a real accent many people have

jawohl

@@CARUNNERUP Depends if you are talking about the character or the actor who played him. The character was, the actor on the other hand (The late Mr Alan 'Professor Snape' Rickman) was not.

@@marktaylor6491 Didn't his brother say they were Austrian in the third Die Hard?

I’ve never heard of a German villain.

I love it each time I see it.

That’s the point

he knows

Ha I never noticed that, thank you

What do you mean "like". Of course the horse does know. As Schulz and Django have arrived to Don Johnson's plantation, their horses did bow simultaniously :)

And yet he never directly insults them or acts malicious towards them, even when shooting them. All the disrespect is purley passive aggressive which almost makes it sting even more. King is a great character lol.

Actually I love the way he _feigns_ respect towards them, pretending to be a polite, calm man trying to make a legal deal with them even AFTER he blows one's head off and maims the other before encouraging the remaining slaves to kill him. He even _pays_ him for Django and for his brother's clothes! That's _classy_ cruelty!

@@ArcaneAzmadi He has the same right to travel and did nothing that would legally permit them to shoot him. While his purchase of the "property" in question would be questionable considering the situation he definitely had the right to shoot one of them.

@@thecollinanderson Which is exactly why he first asked "Are you pointing your weapon at me with lethal intention".

at least he had the courtesy in not killing him since he didn't threaten him like his brother did, very gentleman like conduct.

Yea that gets me Everytime.

I don't think its the fact he wanted him to hold his gun, its the fact he asked him, he didn't tell him.

@@AndyM_323YYY not to disagree with you. But could it be both, first he asked him to hold it and second he actually did it. Then he was probably thinking should I or should I just shoot him and the other guy take the money and horses and flee.

@@AndyM_323YYY I think it was both, being asked nicely… to hold a gun? That’s not something a slave would be used to

@@daviddrivez9978 I read the history of a slave owner who was like that. He accually paid his slaves so they could buy their freedom and upon release he allowed them to farm ground and own it one day. Hence profit sharing came about.

The horse was his only possible means of escaping his brother's fate. His brother could do nothing for him. Hence, the horse was much more important to him. LoL

@@samuelrosslee408 No I think it's much deeper than that. Even evil men still sometimes develop a bond with their pet. That or the point is such scum is usually careless about their family and just work with them for their own benefit only.

I think it was "parley" not "parlay"

Ah, that's why there feet in the clip

@@odw1n307 I read that in the character's voice, haha.

Perfect timing.

@@odw1n307 it comes from the French word parler

No it’s because he wants to legitimately free Django, by buying Django he can then free him legally that way Django will be able to live as a free man, without having to be on the run for the rest of his life as an fugitive run away slave. He then leaves it up to the slaves to free them selves, which of course they do. Of course the now freed slaves could very well take that money, so I suppose Dr. king could have also had that in mind.

Hans Landa from the SS was always nice to black folks

@@jacobgraham8363 "by buying Django he can then free him legally that way Django will be able to live as a free man, without having to be on the run for the rest of his life as an fugitive run away slave." Dude, they're in the middle of nowhere and the guy he gave the money to gets his head blown off. Who the hell would even know such a 'legal transaction' took place? The money was clearly for the freed slaves.

@@jingbot1071 Why not both?

@@BigMisterApple Fair point!

He was like “holy shit I did that to him” 😂

"Man that felt good... Cold coldcoldcoldcold"

Hard to tell if it was because of the night's cold or what, but I like to take it as a momentary lapse in confidence. He had the balls to do that almost immediately after being freed and afterwards had an impulse of "Shouldn't of done that!"

@@ceebee4564 I think its more he had a rush of adrenaline, but then remembered he's cold.

They got their priorities straight

Waltz nailed that performance. He had a lot of good moments in the movie when Tarantino just captures his expressions. The moment the bartender tells him to get Django out of the inn, during the mandingo fight and of course when D'Artagnon gets mauled.

I loved that whole scene and the dialogue. I've actually started using the term "Sold American" in public much to my wife's annoyance.

For sure, and I loved how one of the other slaves took his cloth off him just lIke Django did, sort of inspired by him

@@Nate9273 Also they can split the $125 , $31.25 cents each, I'm English so not sure if I got my Dollars right ? 👍

Landa - sorry but is that’s the way you say it?

@@himanshus754 A fantastic character and probably one of the best actors alive today.

Nah you just say "Bingo"

@@CrispyKorn "Bingo! It is this what you always say?"

"What great fun!" (Or does he say "big fun"? I forget....)

He died?

He died?

@@edwardsawtell5712 yes

@@aylmerperdana7773 Crap! Please say spoiler alert next time.

@@edwardsawtell5712 well sorry

just like all the cops enforcing lockdowns and attacking protesters

Its a good scene to be remembered when people think they are doing a good just cause their job demands them to be assholes.

@@yourmum69_420 it depends, not all cops are bad, not all lockdowns are good, not all protestors are good. In fact these days most protestors are just as corrupt as the Govt itself.

@@mickeyagrawal2001 lockdowns are never good. We are supposed to be free. People have a right to protest this. The cops are 1. enforcing this bs in the first place, and 2. showing up to lockdown protests to attack the protestors. So all of them who do that are bad cops.

@@yourmum69_420 lockdowns are keeping people inside and saving lives. I have seen this with my own eyes how effective lockdown is. If anything loose Governments who failed to implement lockdown early on have made so many people die. All protestors are not good protestors though specially if they are breaking curfew. People should instead protest against Govt not implementing social distancing and application of masks properly.

and Ernst Stavro Blofeld is without an ounce of doubt in my mind his direct descendent

Being an officer of the court, Schultz is very careful how he proceeds with everything. From a practical viewpoint, he just robbed and murdered the Specks and set all the slaves free, all of which are criminal offenses. But the WAY he did it ensures that if he's ever questioned about it, he can be completely truthful and not incriminate himself. He did buy Django (even though he forced them to sell by murdering one and incapacitating the other), he killed the one Speck in "self-defense," and he left the slaves in the possession of the Speck brothers (knowing full well they'd kill him and escape).

A true OG

I like to believe even if the slaves couldn't help him find the brittle brothers he would have freed them anyway

@@dhunter1133 i mean he even said what he could give as his defense. He told them that they could unshackle themselves, get the horse of the one Speck and carry him to the next town. It is a perfectly reasonable reason to give after all.

only later half of the movie we see his faults. His penchant to overthink and scam Candie when he could've been upfront about purchasing Hildi. Also his impulsiveness to kill Candie.

You is right!

fun fact: the actor is not german but speaks better german than many germans do ;-)

@@TubetakerBHV The actor is autrian, so his native language is in fact german. Ofc austrian german is a bit different than high german, but not different langauge, and also high german is used in austria for offical matters.

@@Galagorion There are many differencens in words, speech and grammar between austrian german and high german. But Mr Waltz can speak perfect high german without any accent. And thats what Im talking about.

@@TubetakerBHV I know, because Im a german. xD Its a different kind of german, but german have many dialects even in germany itself. Waltz is a language genius, since he speaks french, italian and I forget the others. But my point is, its not unusual for a austrian to speak high german even without accent, since most grew up like swiss speaking both. Ususally high german is taught in school. So dont make the cliam he speaks better german than germans...Its like saying some bavarian people speak better high german than the people from hannover, which is closest to high german in dialect.

Did not know that, very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

Great eye!

. . . "Good ole Ajax! . . I bet he went out swinging! 👊👍

Like swiftly killed in the Stallone version of Dredd. His last line-" lemme guess-life?"

I love how he gets back at the person who killed his first character only to die again straight after.

if most wouldn't realize it it wouldn't be that powerful. By the way, you are not special for noticing something that was clear as day. I can guarantee you most everyone has noticed and understood it.

@@XpVersusVista take a break.

@@XpVersusVista they never considered themselves special within writing it, they were commenting something good from the movie the directors put in, and if it were clear as day, you yourself shouldn't have felt the need to slip a snarky comment here. Take a chill pill, buster

@@XpVersusVista bruh he just said something that he liked about the movie chill out

im not gonna lie i thought he was just surprised he was buff

Well who can blame a man who wants to aleviate their dictionary to a higher level.

and then freedom rang

*imminent

"In their final moments, people show you who they really are."- The Joker

This movie's foundation is conflict then catharsis. Rinse and repeat

3 dimples.

That man has probably never held a gun lol its a miracle they were able to shoot the owner.

What's there to fear? You just downed both of the slavers for threatening you, and immediately told the first of them to go take clothes from the dead man. Obviously you're already on their side. Also, notice how the slave didn't take it at first, he was confused, he wasn't supposed to touch that. It was his way of giving them equality almost instantly. "I trust you with this deadly weapon, even with my back turned."

@@Bilverkr the point I am trying to make is that you don't know these people, they might see you as an enemy anyway, Schultz didn't even tell them he is going to free them, he was offering to buy Django as if he was a slave owner, so how would they know he is on their side? Plus he is a white guy, it was difficult for slaves during that time to make distinction between good and bad white people, for them all the whites may have been the evil guys, anyway, since it's a Tarantino movie, this scene is understandable

houses are smart love watching them do there thing.

Ya god dam right!

5:25

Funny thing was, Abe was definitely not an abolitionist.

@@jimmiller5600 what are you on about, lefty?

@@baldwintheleper Study history or be doomed to repeat it, iggy.

lol such a funny and telling detail..

And he's confusing like "is this dude just hand me a gun.me, A slave. In middle of nowhere"

Realistically the slave would've blown his head off.

Thats what Vision did with the Mijornir. Handling it back to Thor. Shorwing that he was not afraid and they could blindly trust him. Tarantino is a master!

Funny that since most slavers were wealthy and educated.

@@npc0498 Wealthy sure, but educated doesn't equate to intelligence every time. People have been educated in some pretty horrible ways over the centuries.

@@devanbrowne8706 Yeah it's a bit like saying that a problem is difficult when literally everyone knows the answer.

@@dstreetz91 i wouldnt disagree about the lack of (good) education, but this scene a) depicts slave traders not slave owners. b) DiCaprio later is depicted as a slave owner and his character is shown intelligent. the narrative wont work if you just watched the movie, only if you look at this particular scene out of context.

@@devanbrowne8706 while the message and theme of this movie is quite obvious, there can be many moments where the way it's portrayed can be quite eloquent and subtle

That, and the fact that his principles would not allow him to simply take Django; so he started a chain of events where he basically forced the sale and ensured that neither Speck would live to claim any wrongdoing. In a practical sense, Schultz robbed and murdered the Specks, but did so in a way where he didn't violate his principles and wouldn't have to lie if ever questioned about it.

He can always scapegoat the remaining slaves for robbery and murder.

They seemed pretty reasonable to me.

JonCombo, absolutely!!

When you seek to subjugate others, you must bear ALL of the weight of your actions. Even today, this holds true.

You absolutely have to see it! Great movie.

Come back and add to your comment once you see it

Yes, yes you do.. you must

OMG you're the luckiest person alive.. What i wouldnt give to experience that movie for the first time again.. its like watching Tombstone for the first time or V for vendetta, some of my all time favorits..

trust me you won't be disappointed. Every scene is so riveting that it makes you see the next and then the whole movie all over again. When I started watching, I checked the duration of the movie and thought it might get boring but it never did. It's perfect in every way.

I agree

@@Davidparty3 That makes three of us. And at this range, I'm a real Fredrick Zoller.

it really is. by far tarantino's best work. it's not just a bombastic celebration of his own style and work. here he summons all his skill as a tool to tell a wonderful and moving story.

rip

Giving Blueberry his last apple should have counted for SOMETHING!

@@freakyold Yep blueberry himself shot him I guess.

@@freakyold they made his death quick

last apple indeed

And cops in the US.

@@jarret45 cops anywhere for that matter anyone doing something that is morally wrong because it's a law or they are ordered to from those in power. Those that stand up are usually fired or put in positions where they can no longer make a difference. these are the reasons the first and second amendments are so important.

@@jarret45 You comparing cops to the Nazis?

@@bkboy8259 no but it can apply to them

@@MA-yu2ss why? The majority of cops were never even in a situation that required them to fire their weapons. So comparing them to people who’s main job was to literally try and exterminate people is a stretch

He wasn’t all bad

They only very rarely show peeps filling magazine clips also That's a real chore. Especially when u see them go thru hundreds of rounds

yeah your choice the pure element of freedom

I like the way he bounced the money off the guy's head!

It's the only one to die in the scene that I felt bad about.

It was hilarious how he was still so high and mighty under that horse, not understanding how screwed he was….”hey! Don’t touch that coat!!!” 😂

We saw that over the past 4 years.

The world is a dangerous place to live. Not because of the people who are evil; but because of the people who don’t do anything about it. - Albert Einstein

@@jimmiller5600 I know, I can't believe Biden let that happen!

@@jimmiller5600 that is a gross over amplified view. The trump presidency was nowhere near the evil that has been put on it. Shit, Biden reiterated Trumps policy on immigration, ending the war, and infrastructure. He didn't do a single thing that the entire media and left accused trump of ignoring. Student debt nope, immigration nope, child detention centers? He made 4 more nope. Trump sued for peace and reached out to the Taliban to bring about ending the war there and every single media outlet and Democrat attacked him publicly saying that he shouldn't end the war and that he betrayed America by trying to sue for peace. Trump was criticized endlessly for pulling out of Syria and ensuring that we don't get into another goddamn war in the mid east. Trump was compared to Hitler for his immigration policy and yet Biden comes out and directly spoke to the immigrants and said: "Don't come. We can't have you immigrate due to funding, border crisis, judicial cases etc etc etc. Trump called xenophobic for his statements about immigration and the Muslim travel ban, yet Biden and the rest of the left don't address or even acknowledge the Muslim death camps in China. Trump was incessantly attacked about COVID response and his failures when a vaccine was made available at the end of his term and lowering rates of infection which Biden has now returned to the same level as when the pandemic started. Trump even gave him the best economy in American history that had a quick panic collapse from COVID which was immediately addressed and was recovering nicely to pre covid levels which has now been gutted and halted out. Biden completely fucked the China trade deal and now he wants to increase taxes, not on the rich, but on the middle class and raise 4 trillion dollars for" infrastructure" which in reality is to pass some BS green new deal which in effect change our energy dependence from a variety of oil export countries to only China as all the BS Green Energy devices require having the strongest electromagnet which is mined by only one country, China. Holy hell, it is wild to see people talk about Trumps presidency as if it was Hitler and yet they let Biden do all of these things and not a single note of criticism. You can tell how inept Biden, the left, and the media are because they constantly have to bring up old news and clips of Trump. Bunch of ostriches sticking their heads in the sand and the funniest thing about all of it is that I'm not even a trump supporter, but even I can see the hypocrisy of all of this. BLM dissappears after Trump, CNN daily tirade against the President ends, with the clearing of the smoke now we can all see that Biden and the establishment was never for changing the USA post trump, but returning America to the old status quo, where politicians are complete Schills to their corporate overlords and foreign countries that bribe them with campaign funds and payoffs to members of his family. So sad to think how easily manipulated the left were into thinking that Biden was gonna change anything and that he would keep his promises, and he came in and didn't even attempt to keep a single issue he campaigned on.

@@derekrulez390527 Wow. So easily triggered. You should look into that. Biden won.

And the Speck brother actor that was trapped under the horse was Eddie Murphy's buddy in the first Beverly Hills Cop movie. The one that comes to visit, then gets killed in Eddie's hallway. Guy can't get a break in any movie.

I'm not sure there's a lot of shooting in Heaven.

Yep. Move out of places that encourage enslavement and into places that are more free. In other words, out of urban areas and into rural places.

Yep, except the geographies are flipped now.

Agreed.

"Best Supporting Animal in a Drama goes to... Fritz the horse!

How do you know

Doubt it, Django didn't even know what "positive" meant.