The skipped around the best scene in the movie around 15:49. The guy at the bar asking about his name? That was Franco Nero, the original Django.

Yay! I love this movie

btw. that bloody hand was real, DiCaprio smashed the glass accidentaly and just carried on with the scene

This film has the n word used about 106 times.

The Quentin Tarantino Robert Rodriguez film Grindhouse was 3 hours long, and included two movies, which were Planet Terror and Death Proof. Get it straight.

“I thenk… that we all thenk…”

Heh. My friend Chris plays Angry Willard in that scene. Hilarious. He plays a different character later who gets shot up in the big shootout. He's the one they mentioned gets shot over and over in the legs.

Jonah Hill is funny

More like a proto-KKK with the timing.

@@Justin.Franks “I thenk... that we all thenk...” that was the implied understanding... since this is fiction, their appearance and resemblance to the actual goons is an apocryphal reference

Knowing this now, that is freakin AMAZING. Almost like a fourth wall break or something

Never thought of that scene in such a meta way. That's so good.

Yeah sure, I'm sure Terantino put so much thought into that

@@quatschk0pfr.w.676 Mate, directors *have* to put thought into so many things, and given how nerdy Tarantino is about cinema, it wouldn't be surprising. And even then, art isn't so much about what creators put into it, it's what people get out of it. That's why people create stuff, and the OP has found a really interesting reading of a piece of cinematic art. Try to be more fun at your next party.

I had never thought of it like that but it is 100% a fourth act

Yeah

Schulz doesn't 'snap' he makes a calculated decision, well knowing the consequences.

@@nickdouglas736 I doubt he thought out the fact that Django would have to fight through an entire army of people. He literally said “I couldn’t resist.” Look, I’m not holding it against him. The only reason he reacted that way was because of his morals and his objection to disgusting behavior which says a lot about him.

Schultz was more emotional terrorized by the basic ideology of racism way more than the man who experienced it as not only a slave but free man. You can tell Schultz wanted to stop all of it. But Django knew they could only save 1. At least that was the goal

@@inmymindproduction No lmao. He is not more emotionally terrorized by it than django. Schultz was a great dude but drop the white savior complex.

Ah, that makes sense.

Lol oh snap

It's also just fucking funny. "Bye Miss Laura!" YEET

She literally dies on screen

@@OutlawOfTexas no, she gets fatally shot on screen but she doesn't die.

Same lol

@DESEZE ok?

@DESEZE What?

@DESEZE If you have the time for such comments, your life must be much more boring.

Too bad they were busy when the meme face scene came up

I think you forgot a word.

That's as good as "You're so drunk, you can't hit nothin'. In fact, you're probably seeing double." .... "I have two guns, one for each of ya."

@@erickx6278 yes nigga

Oh yeah, I love him!

@@DavidBennet I honestly think Dicaprio should've been nominated. He played such a horrible villain that was so unlike any characters hes done before yet you couldn't take your eyes off him from the screen. Christoph Waltz hands down deserved that Oscar for Inglorious Basterds but I think Leo stole the show in this movie.

@@anopenbook8883 Both Di Caprio and Samuel L. Jackson should have been nominated .

DiCaprio deserved an Oscar for this and wolf of Wall Street than the revenant.

@@prathapkutty7407 and what’s eating Gilbert grape and the aviator

@@DavidBennet Yeah but he did win a globe that year, and he did deserve his first Oscar for that dinner scene alone but it was a very competitive year that year!

Rip miura

F in the chat bois..

I was about to comment on that... :'(

:(((

F

He should be available as a playable character.

YES!! my 3 as well.

I’ll put the hateful 8 up there too, I love westerns.

​@@prathapkutty7407There's tutorials on how to make him

A great reference/cameo.

Isn’t he making a movie with Kevin spacey.

The collars were also used to impair the act of running away or hiding by catching on basically anything around, like bushes, for instance.

Yeah true. Also unfortunately that sort of mentality still exists and takes the form of "race realism" which is used by racist organizations and people who use psuedo science to justify their claims against other ethnicities. Iv literally argued with people online who make those terrible arguments

So racist pseudo bull shit science

They also used christianity to justify slavery.

Correct.

Yeah but we're not allowed to talk about china slaves or their virus.

Where? Please do enlighten me

@@taegotkash Pakistan has brick factories with slaves. Not sure about the living conditions.

@@taegotkash mostly Islamic African countries.

sad

@@MoviesAndTvShowsAreSubjective yes very sad that these were actual things that were being done to human beings.

@@kingghxstgaming what's sadder is in parts of the world these things are still happening

@@lewanbroski504 really? 😟 what parts?

@@swaggy6122 All over Africa. Especially Northern Africa like Libya after Gaddafi. Parts of India, they have the worlds highest slave counts today, other parts of Asia. China, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and others.

And also, so the skin and flesh of her face would "burn better". If they did it dry, her skin would have kind of "melted" and burnt away nearly instantly (also, it would have stuck to the iron and been ripped away as soon as they removed it), without the brand being readable at all. Only a horrible burnt mess without shape. But if the skin is wet, the flesh would have pretty much "boiled" instantly, leaving a clear distinct brand in it. It's somehow even more disgusting, knowing that.

Yeah he was the guy that asked Django to spell his name at the bar.

Yup

Neguman

Actually came to the comments to see if this was mentioned

That's amazing!

I just hope they spelled her name right in later generations. haha

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I was just getting ready to say this! Inglorious Basterds is one of my all time favorite Tarantino films, and Christoph Waltz was absolutely incredible with his acting in that movie. That first scene tho... damn i still get chills!

The first scene itself should have won best picture

Thats a bingoooo!

@@paragjyotisaikia9751 I just recently watched that again, it was amazing and chilling and... sad

It has everything

Given that the film is very much Tarantino's love letter to Westerns, particularly Spaghetti Westerns, it wouldn't surprise me

Christoph Waltz is phenomenal in EVERYTHING that he stars in!!

First seen in inglorious bastards with Chris waltz is amazing

He didn’t break it but he did cut it on glass tho

@@sharrieffmuhammad9227 Yeah, I remember the cameraman was freaking out but kept shooting the scene anyway. 😅😅😁

@DESEZE why are you just spamming hate replies to comments?

That’s really his blood he rubs on Kerry Washingtons face

@@0xLimas yeah I know right? Leo is crazy

And, if I'm not mistaken a lot of times they used it on runaways so if they tried to run away again they'd get tangled in the trees and bushes

Now Blacks are financially uncomfortable

They literally talk about it in the video

yes and props to kerry

@@kennycooper294 The blood he wipes on Kerry isn't real, the scene of him smashing his hand on the table and him bleeding is real and they decided to keep it because he carried on and gave a great performance, the face smearing was only shot after he'd been bandaged up.

Lol, good lord the amount of people who think Leo smeared his ACTUAL blood on her face is so ridiculous😅 He really did cut his hand, and his blood is real on his hand in the other shots, but to believe he would smear his actual blood all over an actresses face is so stupid. The lawsuits that would happen alone lol

@@shawntlucas90 yeah, I never knew for sure since it’s a fucking Tarantino film.👀 ya never know.🤷‍♂️ for sure though I don’t imagine any actor letting real blood be smeared on their face.

But weren't they just killing themselves in comical ways?

@@Nightley4 yeah, but you can still kill them like any other npcs before they get to that part.

Eliminating the crazy feminist is always pretty fun as well ^^

@@arsenelupin9697 yeah because the woman advocating for women’s voting rights in 1890 is a crazy feminist who should be killed/s (…yikes)

@@sam4744 he's just pissed that The KKK is getting bullied lol

Death Proof is such an underrated film. I remember having my nails clutching the theater arm partition so hard for like an hour straight.

Also that they haven't seen "Inglorious Bastards"! And that their minds are blown by the 'Tarantino-esque-' violent shots, but not the brutality of daily life as a slave circa-1860s + waaaay-beyond-the-Civil-War.

Pretty sure that's not the case at all. He's putting them in his back pocket when he's saying, "To you, I say goodbye." To Calvin. He very much could've and tried to leave immediately after that, and he was stopped by Candy, which led him to kill him.

I want an inglorious bastards reaction SO bad

@Rheya Ruiz Maybe they were exclaiming that about the two actors they like the most. Obviously everyone in the movie was incredible, and portrayed their roles amazingly, especially Jaime and Samuel. I think they pointed out Leo/Christoph because it was two actors that they found - in their opinion mind you - to have the best acting; I doubt race was even a consideration in Dog Pooo's mind and he was thinking as everyone as equals and did not classify them as white and black. I don't think it's a problem to find one actor better over another, and just because someone does it does not mean they do it because of race. If anything you make it about race by making that comment. It's like if I said that Jeff Goldblum was amazing in Jurassic Park, does that mean I am being racist because I did not say Samuel Jackson was amazing in it too? Hell, does that mean I am being sexist too because I did not include any female actors? Am I being unfair to all the other actors I did not name either? That seems like a stretch. Maybe they think Leo and Christoph did a good performance, and it just so happens that both of them happen to be white and it's just that - a coincidence - both actors they named happen to have the characteristic of being white. It doesn't say anything about the acting abilities of Jaime or Samuel, nor does it seem like an intentional exclusion of actors because of race. I think Leo was phenomenal and I think Jamie, Waltz, and Samuel all had amazing performances. They're all actors, and they're all equal people with different characteristics, etc. We shouldn't view people as race, and view criticisms, opinions, etc. of actors as racist either. Your own opinion on people's acting is subjective, and you are capable of judging people based on their acting abilities. If someone cannot criticize someone's acting because of race they are (which has nothing to do with their personality, acting abilities, etc.) then that, in itself, is racist.

Same.

It's not controversial at all. Django is a fan favorite.

@@papl20 Titally but people usually go with Pulp Fiction.

@@OlPalJoe shit you right. Controversial is that Kill Bill vol 1 is my fave from Tarantino, it has the same feel good factor for me 😅

This and Inglorious are my favourite as well.

Because then Candie can name whatever price he wants and they'd lose a lot of money; but if they lie about the Mandingo stuff and ask to buy Broomhilda, Candie would offer them a better deal. It almost works but, you know the rest.

because that's too petty of a trade for candie to be interested in spending his time on. he could just tell them to fuck off.

Because then there would be no movie 😂😂

They literally explain it in the end of the movie. Candie wouldnt have felt enticed at all by that offer and he would've been the one in control of the deal.

@@DanielFernandez-gv6iy Why do I hear "Pitch meeting" guy when I read that ! Haha... Whoops.

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It’s a good joke, a great joke even…

Wow, way to toss eric under the bus.