Squeeky: Oh, he's blind Me: Bitch shut up no he's not Me later: wait he is blind

Nice Try Yeah we did, we got an awesome beat down. Tex was late. But I wished the Helter Skelter would've terrorized more, they had potential.

@Nice Try He played with our expectations & i enjoyed the outcome 👌

@@awesomeone2979 He thought that, but wow! A turning point to show Cliff, his caring/concern.

Best scene in the movie

Critic talking point, they need to let it go. Nice comment.

Me either. Second time I saw it, it flew by.

Had the exact same experience and wang to watch it a second time now \o/

@@patcurrie9888 but can we let go when it comes to Endgame or any other popcorn flick?

I loved this film. It sucks ppl don't like this film :/

YES!!

The rest was a piece of boring duki

I like that quote too but what does that have to do with the rest of your comment lol

That was the only funny line in the movie

I didn't get that line🤔

That was really cool.

Very well put. His films are very immersive.

AMAZING WAY OF PUTTING IT -- INFACT PROBABLY THE MOST INSIGHTFUL COMMENT I'VE EVER SEEN ON KZfaq AND AS A SCREENWRITER I'M WRITING EVERY WORD DOWN AS A GUIDELINE BECAUSE YOU HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD.

Same dude. I actually liked it more the second time, since I knew what I was getting myself into. Last time (I still loved it) I had no idea what this movie would be like.

Geralt of Trivia have you seen Jackie brown, his only film that’s REALLY good

Django was nowhere near as good as Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, or even Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.

Gabriel el tipo ese I never want a tarantino movie to end.

I know what you mean bro. I savor each scene with the classic Tarantino dialogue exchange 👍

Thats my favorite too! I enjoy the adventure and spaghetti western vibe.

Hateful eight ending is great too

Jackie Brown - Great storytelling, dialogue and a rarity in Tarantino's films... romance

@@legion24100 hatefull eight is great ive watched that one alot

All of his films have amazing endings

They were great but the entire cast was great too

For me Leo was like Jordan Belfort in TWOWS... with a fucking flame-thrower!

@@AndroidCovenant I agree!

@@AndroidCovenant I was never a big Leo fan back in the 90s even Titanic which I did enjoy was not because of Leo. Then I saw Gangs of New York and was very impressed. Then came the Departed and I thought Leo was awesome. Then Blood Diamond, Shutter Island, Inception, Wolf of Wall Street, and the Revenant and Leo is now one of my favorites. He was truly awesome in Once Upon A Time in Hollywood. So was Brad who also has many great films.

Yeah. I never expected to find a Tarantino rather emotional, but this definitely was. I know he conferred with Debra Tate throughout the making of the movie. Keeping that in mind the second time I saw it, it became rather clear exactly who he made this movie for.

It's a really common kink, don't get the over exaggerations.

Feet GROSSS

I wonder how many girls show their feet in this?

I have my feet fetish, other people not so much. I guess I still win?!?

They got some nice shots of Margot robbies ass too

Kratos he’s so lazy when it comes to uploading a video

Kratos he usually does videos when he gets a sponsor

Sometimes you guys should appreciate how much effort it takes to create a video.

@@maxalserda9127 fuck off if I got paid to make a damn youtube video Im putting out 12 a day...

Joel Barish At the movies agreed

It's either Quentin Tarantino or Wes Anderson, as for me I go with Charlie Kaufman.

No I don’t have out of touch friends

Nope my bestfriend is pretty intune with directors makes for good conversation. R.I.P to those that dont.

I have friends in mid places like Applebees

So much for him being a kult filmmaker.

Not to mention there’s that picture going around of him at a Hollywood party sucking on an underage teenager’s toes.

He didn’t have any foot shots in the hateful 8

captainnayr so if I told you I drink everyday except sundays would you say I’m NOT an alcoholic?

Stuntman Mike I’m just observing the fact that there were no women’s foot shots in reservoir dogs and the hateful 8. I know some alcoholics btw.

captainnayr lol so do I buddy, so do. I .. good observation thank you for those little tidbits

Mine was Kill Bill for the longest time, but for me personally it’s Inglorious Basterds!! Love almost every character in it and the script is next level 👏 no one stood a chance against Christoph Waltz that year from his milk scene alone 👌 love nearly all his films though, one of the few directors around that you can tell loves film!

Inglourious Basterds.

5 minutes of it was me taking a pee break and pouring a drink.

larson seq I agree , but without Leo that film would suck !

N M I wouldn’t say it’d suck but DiCaprio did own that role and giving the part to anyone else would make the movie worse

Blaze The Movie Fan I saw it today & really enjoyed it. If you’re a fan of slower movies, history or nostalgia, you’ll like it. It takes its time, so I’d say just let it unfold & enjoy the acting & fantastic cinematography.

Also good review👍🏾

Django!

Joel Barish At the movies working full time on KZfaq can be really hard A very solitary job

Ok, I still get the 404 page but there is a pop-up with the promo code this time. 👍

It should've have been more of a buddy comedy.

@Samuel Wallace Tarantino and DiCaprio intended that to be funny. Dalton wasn't a super serious character. They show him breaking down throughout the movie, not intended to be overly serious.

I saw it opening night, the late show, 11:00 pm, theater half full. I burst out laughing during the Bruce Lee scene, otherwise you could have heard a pin drop the rest of the movie. No one laughing at inappropriate times, I appreciated that.

The beauty of many such scenes was that they have both feelings in them. Like when I saw the movie the first time,I was laughing during that trailer breakdown scene or the Easy Breezy scene. But when I watched for the second time,I felt completely different. I felt was about those two scenes. Both the scenes and almost many such scenes have a bitter sweet feeling to it which can be looked from different perspectives and make sense from each of the point of views. This is weaved and done so beautifully throughout the film unlike in any of his films. That's why this film is a bit different from his other films and once you accept that it becomes such an enriching experience.

Go watch Beyond The Trailer's review on this movie... most ridiculous review I've seen.

That's perfect my man, spot on