"isn't that the same guy who played the villain in inglourious basterds?" *ohhhh that's a bingo*

The scene where Candie's sister is shot and taken out of scene like that is Tarantino referencing that in old western movies women rarely died in camera and when they did they were immediately taken out of the frame and never referenced again if possible

When Tarantino uses silly or unrealistic effects, it’s him paying tribute to the cheesy films he loved as a child, which were made with very primitive effects and techniques compared to modern films.

“You can choose your own clothes” Django: Austin powers it is

the guy who portrayed Fury at Marvell's films also known as Samual l. moth*f*cking Jackson

Does anybody else love the way she says "Tarantino"?

When Django and Dr. Schultz meet Calvin Candie for the first time, the Italian man who is sitting on the other couch is Franco Nero, who made his breakthrough role as Django in Sergio Corbucci's 1966 film of the same name. That's why when Django says "the D is silent", he said: "I know." A small cameo, yet a beautiful homage to both the character and the original actor

When you watched D'Artagnan get ripped apart, you can really see the evil that is in Candie’s eyes, the composure in Django’s, and the disgust in Schultz’s. It really does serve as an important point of growth for Schultz, as he exposed tot the true horror of slavery and that’s what prompted to help Django as best as he can. He might have made things worse, no doubt, but he’s a much different person at the end compared to the beginning.

Leo should have gotten an Oscar for his performance.

He’s not a villain, he’s an antihero. An antihero is just a hero who kills basically

14:50 Phrenology is a pseudoscience which involves the measurement of bumps on the skull to predict mental traits. It is based on the concept that the brain is the organ of the mind, and that certain brain areas have localized, specific functions or modules. Although both of those ideas have a basis in reality, phrenology extrapolated beyond empirical knowledge in a way that departed from science. The central phrenological notion that measuring the contour of the skull can predict personality traits is discredited by empirical research. Developed by German physician Franz Joseph Gall in 1796, the discipline was influential in the 19th century, especially from about 1810 until 1840. The principal British centre for phrenology was Edinburgh, where the Edinburgh Phrenological Society was established in 1820.

“I love this villain! Or, I think he is because he’s a bounty hunter.” Being a bounty hunter doesn’t make you a bad guy... They get the bad guys.

Where DeCaprio smashes his hand in the table and bleeds. That was actually real. He acted right through it

Django in a way was a reality. There were many slave revolts and uprisings. One well known freedom fighter was a slave named Nat Turner. He killed many more slave owners than Django did.

Pulp fiction is good too you should watch this

The man at 9:59 is Franco Nero, an italian actor, known for playing Django in the 60s western movies.

Bounty hunters, also called bail enforcement officers, apprehend fugitives who are running from law enforcement. It's the bounty hunter's job to lure fugitives out from hiding and bring them to justice. It's a dangerous and exciting career. Bounty hunters work with bail bondsmen. I wouldn’t say that having that position makes you a villain.

18:08 - When he shows the Smitty Bacall bounty, it was a shout out to what was stated earlier in the movie. Schultz said you always keep your first bounty/handbill for good luck. The good luck came through.

the scene where Decaprio cuts the skull up and then slams his hand on the table didn't go the way it was meant to. The blood you see there is actually Decaprio's, he cut his hand doing it and it was kept in because Tanrantino is a psychopath lol

Tarantino's style of violence is like a live-action comic book, always well over the top. You should react to Sam Peckinpah's 1969 classic Western, "The Wild Bunch."

Probably right after "Pulp Fiction," this is my next favorite Tarantino film. It's not just a genre piece that he tackles and puts his own spin on. It is very much a solid, satisfying action story, and it's so clear to see how much fun he and everyone involved in the production were having making it. Also, it is a positive that he does not once shy away from nor diminish the actual horrors of slavery. I feel that's just something that very much merits depiction in media if only because it is an atrocity that must not be forgotten.

Bounty hunters are not villains. They hunt down villains.

I need a pulp fiction reaction one of the most iconic movies in American culture

Quentin is an awesome movie maker, but also if you look at this movies he is a great champion against racists (giving black actors major parts, making films about racist people) as well as Kill Bill for making a movie where a woman is the main hero 👍🏼 Enjoy all his other movies 👍🏼👍🏼

Christoph waltz won academy award for his performance in Django. This was his second academy award, first he won for Inglorious basterds. That shows how well quantin tarantino presented him. He's a hell of a gem!

Your reaction was priceless when the guy at the beginning got shot and great reaction/review Duaffy and I'll see you in your next twitch stream! 😂🤗💜

Yessss i just watched your Inglorious Basterds reaction and was looking for Django ones after. Cant wait for this

And yes, Quentin Tarantino is playing in the movie, as you guessed. He loves to play a small role in his movies.

3:12 The bartender actually bonk his head on the lamp in that scene.

Yes that is fury from marvel. Samuel L Jackson is in a lot of Tarantino movies and imo Tarantino is the only director that can conjure an Oscar worthy performance from Sam Jackson. Literally every role Jackson has played in Tarantino’s movies are legendary.

"I don't think I saw what I think I saw." LOL! Oh, yes, you did!

2021 and Duaffy´s back, helping us thru another year. Go on, girl, don´t stop.

Tarantino is always awesome to react to! Thank you for this one!

That gunshot realism you were talking about towards the end is just a little visual humor from QT.

Hello Ms Duaffy! Im newly subscribed here😊 im sooo GRATEFUL that i found ur channel coz i LOVED all ur reactions vid! It was sooo relaxing & entertaining. Every reactions vid was filled with laughter n NOT a SINGLE 1 of ur vid that's boring so GREAT job Ms Duaffy! THNK U for putting a HUGE smile on my face🙏 Stay Safe & Stay AMAZING! ❤ frm SINGAPORE🇸🇬

This is my first video of yours i watched and I love this movie so you made a good first impression.

Nice reaction. One of my favourite movies. Leo in this role is brilliant.

this is one of my favourite movies of all time thank you so much for reacting to it! also, will yoou be reacting to the mandalorian season 2?

Despite the sad reality, the bags scene is hilarious, specially if you think about how should be difficult to see wearing bags or masks. Awesome reaction, can't wait to see more Tarantino. Thank you Duaffy!!

Another Tarantino film with an incredible cast is Jackie Brown. Great performances all round and very enjoyable.

This is the 1st time I have ever heard of anyone thinking Shultz was the villain 30+ mins into the movie.

This girl is adorable.

The Ennio Morricone composition "Sister Sara's Theme" (used in the Broomhilda 'hot box' scene) is written into my will to be played at the start of my funeral......hopefully many years in the future!

Glad you’re checking these out, would love to see you watch my personal favourite Tarantino Jackie brown

the scene where lara gets shot back is a tie to old westerns where women were not allowed to be shown being killed on screen

17:15 yes, samuel l jackson plays nick fury on marvel and plays major marquis on hatefull eight. and the actor who plays billy crash is also "cris manix" from the other tarantino movie you watched "hatefull eight" and he also plays a character in the ant-man and the wasp movie.

That song at the end ("Trinity" by Cannibale) is originally from a (at least in Germany) very popular spaghetti western from 1970: My name is Trinity. I highly recommend that.

I love your videos. Your reactions are priceless. Very lovely

I love that film, it's among top 3 films by QT with Inglorious Baserds and Pulp Fiction. Great reaction. Happy new year and if you haven't seen yet, try True Grit, another western masterpiece.

1858: Django and Bhoomhilda Von Shaft 1971: John Shaft

Gotta love your new camera quality Duaffy! Keep up the good work! You deserve more subscribers! And the old black dude was Nick Fury ;)

Natural Born Killers was written by Tarantino and directed by Oliver Stone. It stars Woody Harrelson and Juliette Lewis as the title characters, Robert Downey Jr. as a sensationalist news reporter and Tommy Lee Jones as a psychotic warden. There are no reactions to this movie anywhere, you can be the first. Or second, I suggested it on Magic Magy's reaction to Kill Bill Vol. 1 on her channel today too.

18:15 "Wait. Isn't he Quentin Tarantino?" Good eye, Duaffy. I missed that when I saw this movie.

Yay, it's Duaffy! Looks good in red and cusses like a sailor! :P

Reservoir Dogs next! Quentin Tarantino’s debut film

You gotta check out "From Dusk till Dawn. Its another great Tarantino movie.

in that scene where Leonardo Dicaprio smash the glass on the table, that was an accident and he is really bleeding and he just continued to shoot the scene (altough the blood he smears on Kerry Washington's face is fake, they did a cut and cleaned his hand before applying fake blood right after)

Great reaction as always. Its boring and lonely as the UK is now in lockdown again, but your videos are always entertaining. Thanks 😀

5:52 "is he the one you were looking for!?" Should be on the next big rap hit song 😂

Re Dr Shultz's announcement that Alexandre Dumas was black: Alexandre Dumas's paternal grandmother was a slave of African-Caribbean descent bought by a French marquis to be his concubine in one of the French colonies (he also bought her daughter from an earlier relationship). He had two daughters and a son with her, the son was called Thomas-Alexandre. Before returning to France he sold her and her children (meaning both the daughter that she'd already had with someone else and his own three children with her) but bought Thomas-Alexandre back shortly afterwards and took him to France with him. In France Thomas-Alexandre eventually was given his freedom, and joined the French army, taking the name Dumas (either because he could not legally take his father's name, or as an act of defiance, I"m not sure which) which had apparently been given to his mother and apparently meant that she was farm property. At the age of 31, Thomas-Alexandre Dumas became the first man of African descent to be given the title and position of General in the French army, with 50,000 men at his command. Apparently due to a victory of his somewhere in Germany or Austria they started to refer to him in the region as 'the black devil'. He openly defied Napoleon on a personal level though he served in the army out of loyalty to the republic. When Napoleon became Emperor of France he reinstated many of the slave and race laws France had had before the revolution and from what I can tell did everything he could to make General Thomas-Alexandre Dumas's life as difficult as it could, including his marriage to a presumably white woman (all I know is that she was an innkeeper's daughter). Though he died when his son Alexandre was only three, it's believed (though not proven) that Alexandre Dumas based his leading characters on the stories he had heard about his father, thereby immortalising him in spite of Napoleon's attempts. So yes, Alexandre Dumas's approval of a slave being ripped to pieces would be dubious, and both his accomplishments and his father's accomplishments also put Monsieur Candie's beliefs about what black people are capable and incapable of doing into serious questioning. Along with the fact that some time before being given the title of General, Thomas-Alexandre was a lieutenant to Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de St-Georges who was a colonel in the first all-black regiment in Europe. Joseph Bologne was likewise the son of a minor French nobleman (or at least a planter) and a house slave, born in a French colony, taken to France and educated by his father who'd been given the title Chevalier and was well-known in France before the revolution for his (by all accounts) remarkable skills as a fencer, violinist, conductor and composer. There's a movie about him coming out next year, called 'Chevalier': kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y7Kkdqx60sy3c58.html

When Candie slammed his hand on the table DiCaprio really sliced open his hand. His hand was actually bleeding during that scene. Tarantino kept it in.

You are so cute Miss Duaffy when you laugh and comment on this film. I love your sense of humour mate.

8:16 And that's exactly how Colonel Sanders died😌🍗 This is my favorite movie of Jamie Foxx, second is Soul! This Tarentino movie can offend you, but it's Quentin Tarentino...so it gets a pass. Plus Quentin got Blown up, Red Dead style😂😂

Another excellent reaction 😊 I always enjoy hearing your thoughts 😊 Would you ever consider doing a book reading? I really like your voice, and I just thought having you do a reading would be awesome ❤️

I like how she noticed every single detail that I had to notice after 10 times watching it. Lmao

Can't wait for more Tarantino reactions! ❤️

thank you for what you do while staying so wholesome :)

I watch so many reactions now and yours was the funniest tbh. Also nice accent, what is it? Kiev or more Gomel? Also you can´t give Leonardo enough credit for his role. That scene where Candy breaks a glas when hitting the table, the blood was not fake. It was an accident, Leonardo severly cut his hand but stayed in character and played the scenes. What a legend.

I enjoy your reaction! 💙

That was Nick fury Samuel l Jackson plays in a lot of Tarantino movies. Fun fact when DiCaprio slaps the table and cuts his hand, that wasn't scripted he really did cut his hand and he didn't stop, they kept the shot because he was that good.

14:14 Stephen sitting in there sipping brandy was a great way to reveal to us his true power and his importance to Calvin. All we saw before that was an act.

15:29 dicaprio actually cut his hand in that scene.

A couple of movies to add to the list:- - 1st: Natural Born Killers (1994). Written by Quentin Tarantino but directed by Oliver Stone. Features a pre-Tony-Stark Robert Downey Jr.. - 2nd: From Dust Till Dawn (1996). Written by (and starring) Quentin Tarantino but directed by Robert Rodriguez. Both are amazing movies!

Old black guy is Samuel L Jackson, from Marvel and other Tarantino movies like pulp fiction and hateful 8. he was in kingsmen

9:50 the timing for the little guy to come out is just ironically perfect

One of my favorite Tarentino films is "The Hateful Eight", you would love it Duaffy!

Quentin Tarantino is very special, he did almost 9 movies in every specific genre he loves so much, on more is expected, his goal is to make 10. Everything has a meaning for him and as much as they can be different,all of them have something together and he knows exactly the cast for his movies. There's a documentary about Quentin Tarantino and his movies, very interesting I can highly recommend it.

You should react to the hateful eight. That is a great movie with a great score and with samuel jackson and tarentino movie

Hey, I just wanna mention (and commend Leo for that to this day) that his scene at 15:25 leads to actual bleeding of Leo's hands after smashing the glass. He didn't stop acting and Tarantino just kept rolling cause he doesn't wanna break Leo's moment. You also guessed it right about Christoph Waltz being the villain of Inglorious Basterds that got him an Academy Award. He also won an Academy Award for this film. Both directed by Quentin Tarantino, the one Django's talking to in 18:01 Oh and yeah, that Old Butler Stephen there is Samuel Jackson. MCU's Nick Fury.

Another amazing reaction! Nice earrings! Thanks!

love that movie, one of my favourites, btw quentin tarantino always use the same actors for his movies :D

Lmfao your reactions had me dead. Great movie one of my all time favorites

I thought the same thing with Laura when I first saw the movie. ALL Tarantino movies are amazing!

We’ll never get another movie like Django 😆

In IB reaction u said u heard last films from Tarantino were not good.. u heard bunch of bs :P

About comic thing , Shakespeare has a quote I laugh so I dont weep ( or something to that effect)

Watch Tarantino's movies til you get to Once upon a time in...Hollywood, then start from the first and watch Reservoir Dogs, and continue from there. 😎

Yeah, Tarantino has his special signatures in his movies. It's not a mistake, it's his signature when Lara flies in a unreal direction and way. But I mean, not only that, the blood sprouting and face exploding etc. are also unreal. That's just Quentin Tarantino style, you either love it or hate it and I love it.

Great reaction. Please continue with more of the Tarantino movies. But don't stop your MCU movie journey, thank you.

more Tarantino movies 🙌

Well, you need to watch "Kill Bill" (1 & 2). For me, those movies are Quentin Tarantino in all his violent glory.

Tarantino really amped up the gore in this movie to 11 and it is hilarious.

I could listen to you say "Tarantino" all day long 😍

wow, Duaffy was VERY animated in this reaction wasn't she, it's so great watching such a funny beautiful woman in full form. I think she had way to much coffee that day.

DiCaprio legit cut his hand in that skull scene, and they kept it in the movie. Yes, Stephen is the same guy who plays Nick Fury. That's Samuel L. Jackson.

Tarantino has perfected the art of flunking geometry.

One of the coolest and great acting of Leonardo DiCaprio, as this is one of the reasons he is known as a great actor. It is that it wasn't planned or scripted that he would hit his hand on the glass on the table, He was suppose to just hit the table. But he accidentally hit the glass and started to bleed a lot, so that bleeding on his hand is real. 15:35 The crew of the set notice he started to bleed a lot from his hand and was on their way to abort the play, even Quentin Tarantino said he stod up from his chair and was gonna abort. But Leonardo continued acting and the crew went on with it. Truly a great actor and takes the role seriously.

I enjoyed this. Keep it up

Being a bounty hunter is not being a villain. You are employed by the state to capture or kill villains. Bounty hunters are not the bad guys, the hunt bad guys and bring them to justice by any means necessary..

Yes, that is Christoph Waltz, who won Oscars for Inglorious Basterds and for Django Unchained.