Thx.

Thank you

Isn't the zombieland one from 2019?

You Goated

Here you drop this 👑

And the choreographer did a terrible job at realism in the scene shown... And Zombieland, what a cut from banjo to bat... wtf

Yes.... What's the third clip from...

@@karenstephens2984 Conan the barbarian

Elba The dark tower Statham Wild card Perlman Conan Foxx Django Washington Man on fire Idk the male character’s name but Emma stone was in Zombieland

Agreed. The movie with Ron pearlman with the kid I wish I new...

And this acutely fits the character perfectly. He was a slave after all and never learned how to use on properly.

@@DKofDAH Yea, but as a slave, he's probably seen it enough. I think it was for production value. Show.

didnt you know that whips are actually of lynching, keep your KKK comments off the dash cam

Top comment?

@@Bigrignohio I did look. I'll blame this stupid phone. It messes up a lot

Wild card

why? Its ludicrous and one of his worst.

@@keereekee The dude asked, not anyone else's business on WHY, really.

Since he played Vincent in Beauty and the Beast

Conan (2011)

Conan the Barbarian 2011

@@cigarguy3615 Thanks

Yeah he hit him the face I am a layman so don't quote me, but he should have been bleeding like mad. Yet if it was a practical effect i can see why. Didn't they use barbs on the slave whips?

That movie was beyond stupid. It's some kind of slave wank fantasy these people have, lol.

Late as hell. But to be fair the character likely doesn't know how to use a whip, he is just swinging, not trying to get a proper crack, which is where the tip breaks sound barrier and that speed is what causes real damage, otherwise it's just smacking someone with a somewhat heavy rope.

😎 Ever been to a martial arts tournament? Can throw them and make them stick into melons.

@@reedanthony106 Must be crazy !! throwing cards in melons... Exciting life, isn't it ? (sarcasm) -_-

I’m guessing you can’t throw cards into melons, thus explaining your sad comment

​@@marine121996 never tried. i really don't give a fuck

Yikes

It's Roland Deschain the last gunslinger from Steven kings "dark tower" series. That's his whole thing

🙄

Dudes the baddest M-F'er from another dimension......... what do you want to hear?

Question, if he was a black film maker would you make this comment? If not perhaps the issue is not with HIM?

@@Bigrignohio Is that a serious question? Obviously if he was a black film maker then I wouldn't be making that comment. That's really the point of the comment. Tarantino is white and from the south. Those two things both have a problematic history with race. Hell, America still has a problematic situation in regard to race. It just seems like Tarantino uses the N word when there is no real reason to do so. Maybe people do talk like that in America but I've never encountered it when I've been there or with Americans here. I suppose you could justify its use in Django, given the subject matter, but it just seems gratuitous in the other films. I'm not for censorship or unfairly criticising people (its his work, and he stands by it, and fair play to him for that) but my best guess is that he uses it to be deliberately provocative which seems a little cheap and unnecessary given his obvious talent for writing. I don't have a problem with the word, per se, but it does need to be contextualised given its gravity to offend and its history. I mean, as an example: I had a friend who used it in the same way that black teenagers might with each other. She would say "What's up my n-g-r?" and used it ironically knowing that as white, middle class kids we couldn't get away with it. I doubt she'd ever dream of using it in the company of someone with even slightly different ethnicity as it would then stop being a punk joke and just become racially offensive. It wasn't that amusing when she did it. It's not really amusing when Tarantino does it. I'm not woke or any of that bollocks, I just think it's out of place and doesn't really need to be used.It just makes me stop mid-film and think: "Wait...why is Tarantino calling everyone n-g-r again?". Do you see what I mean? It takes me out of the film for no real pay off.

From everything I’ve seen he simply uses said word a lot, like quite a lot, but apparently it never comes across as derogatory and attacking to any of his co stars or friends, I don’t believe he is racist but keep in mind this is just from general curiosity and light research Into the subject I could be completely wrong but it is an interesting topic of conversation.

@@trystanriddle8286 I don't think I suggested he was or is racist, that really wasn't my point. He may or my not be, I suspect he isn't. I guess I just meant his over-use of it is slightly uncalled for. I'm trying to think of a British equivalent analogy...ok, so I call my friends "cunt" all the time full well knowing that this is an extremely offensive word. It's not meant offensively though. The point is though that in British/S.African/ New Zealand/Australian English the word has multiple meanings simultaneously, it doesn't have a history of cruelty though. N-G_R does. It's tied to a social, historic and moral injustice that still is perpetuated to this day, so yes, it's a loaded word. I recognise that QT uses it because he digs 70's blacksploitation films, but man, I don't think he needs too. I honestly think he just does it as a "LOOK AT ME! LOOK AT ME! I'm an Edgelord" bollocks, and he's a better writer than that

@@rbarnett3200 obviously you do not understand the Amercan lexicon especially from a black perspective. I lived in Detroit. Hear it used all the time. Tarantino has his finger on the pulse.