"A Damn Good Detective." - Inglourious Basterds (2009)
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"A Damn Good Detective." - Inglourious Basterds (2009) #shorts #inglouriousbasterds #movie
Inglourious Basterds is a 2009 war film written and directed by Quentin Tarantino, starring Brad Pitt, Christoph Waltz, Michael Fassbender, Eli Roth, Diane Kruger, Daniel Brühl, Til Schweiger and Mélanie Laurent. The film tells an alternate history story of two plots to assassinate Nazi Germany's leadership-one planned by Shosanna Dreyfus, a young French Jewish cinema proprietor, and the other planned by the British but ultimately conducted solely by a team of Jewish American soldiers led by First Lieutenant Aldo Raine. Christoph Waltz co-stars as Hans Landa, an SS colonel in charge of tracking down Raine's group. The title was inspired by Italian director Enzo G. Castellari's 1978 Euro War film The Inglorious Bastards, though Tarantino's film is not a remake of it.
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Hell no
Doesn't work.
@@meganwyatt1607bro don’t click links like that lmao kids these days never played RuneScape and it shows
At the beginning Landa didn't have a problem with his name becausehe earned it but now at the end he seems to have a problem with it
@@AQQEQthis mfer stole my rainbow shoes
Ryan being genuinely upset that his nickname is "The Little Man"
Crimgy office fan calling every character BJ Novak plays "Ryan"
@Ken-ru6or I don't even watch the office just don't know his real name, so you're the real cringelord here
@@Spoofff if you don't watch the office why are you calling him Ryan? If you don't watch the office why would know he's Ryan in the office?
No, you're definitely the cringe one dude.
@@Ken-ru6or Cringe
@@Ken-ru6orwho TF cares!
You can tell Brad Pitt had a blast with this role! He kills it in every scene
Excapt Gurlaami 😂😂
he indeed put the italian language/accent to death if that's what you mean
I don't ever recall any actors who had a bad experience working for Quentin Tarantino.
As far as I've seen, everyone's had overall positive experiences performance for his films.
He's horrifyingly bad in this movie
Pitt plays Patch Boomhauer and he absolutely kills it. Let's not forget his role In Snatch.
Everytime i come across this movie I think about Brad going “Bawnjorno” 😂
Or a river dere chief
Grotsi.
A river there chief 😂😂😂
G O R L A M I
Fightin' in a base-ment
christoph Waltz is such an amazing character actor
It’s true. Shame about all those Jews he had to kill in real life to get in character, though. Nothing but the best for a Tarantino.
Yes, he is.
Just love the "nope" with a grin even though he's captive. Zero shits given 😂
And, unironically, with Hans it's smarter to say No there than yes. Because Hans is smart enough to know who Also is and what type of person he is, so he'd know Aldo was lying he if pretended he'd be merciful. Lying to him would just anger him, being honest that you'd act the same way he plans to is more effective.
@@thbssgvxxsstgv I mean, I always see it as simpler than that. Hans is a needle and Aldo is a sledgehammer. Both are good at what they do, Aldos job is just a lot simpler and so a simple man fits it well.
Bruh he knows nothing he will say will change anything anyway
The way the letter p pops when he says it just adds that extra sharpness to the defiance in his voice
@thbssgvxxsstgv You could interpret Hans's Jew Hunter denial as not showing Aldo the same respect. He might be lying to appear as a man just doing his job. He played up how he loved his unofficial title to the farmer in the opening scene, so which is the truth?
Hans Landa, one of the most well written antagonists. Great casting too
honestly idk who else is better. maybe hannibal lecter or the joker?
@@foxmannor6969they sat at the same spot for me, all of their performance was phenomenal
Why is he antagonistic though, looks like a pretty nice fella
Amen!
Wait he isn’t the protagonist? I need to re watch, I mean I knew the good guys lost but wow I’m shocked.
Christoph Waltz steals every scene he's in. 🍀🎸🍀
🏁🎖️🎅🥋🦌👏
Great actors always do !!
I love the way Pitt looks away when Waltz mentions "the Little Man" name in the full scene, implying he knew Novak's nickname and tried to keep it from him to protect his feelings. haha
"So you're the jew hunter."
"I'm Batman."
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nice, now let's see Paul Allen's Jews
@@austrianpainter9911Normally I do not find a lot of these repeat jokes funny. But this one plus your name, well, it sent me absolutely rolling. The perfect combo doesn't exi-
Beautiful 😂😂😂
"Jew Hunter" is /pol/ board
Leave it to Tarintino to insert something foot related 💀
ikr?
He will always find a way to get shots of womens feet. Always.
@@darkhoboCan't help but admire his dedication.
He definitely writes out from the feet.@@darkhobo
"Wiggle your big toe!"
Christoph Waltz is an incredible actor and I love watching him perform !
He's the only good actor in this scene.
@@christiaandefranco3653 that’s your opinion 🤷🏻♂️
Christoph Waltz, not surprisingly, nailed this character part.👍🏻
" If I were sitting where you're sitting, would you show me mercy? "
" Nope "
What an absolute genuine answer.
Someone should have told Landa that
Funny when you realise he shows him mercy at the end, and is considered a hero in the US, according to Tarantino himself
Didn't he carve a swastika onto his forehead and shoot the one guy he wanted to save @@TurbanCatMccoy
Happening in reality. Except that I am a Jew as well. The Dan Tribe.
- the Son of God
@@RedRabbitEntertainment The US was terrified of Communist spies that infiltrated the government. They could've used Landa and his detective skills to find them and terminate them.
However, the swastica holds a very significant meaning. Landa would undoubtedly be able to sweet talk his way up the social ladder and make himself a very important man. But the swastica would be a stark reminder to those in charge of who he is. Yes he can be charming and a sweet talker, but he's a Nazi to the core
Aldo is fucking hilarious
Thank you. I'll show this comment to my gf next time she says i am not funny. 😂😂😂
@@worldtravelingfoody I have a feeling not everyone would get your joke 😂😂
Yeah...i didn't get the joke @@namespacestd131
truly
I did not get the joke either..
That's why Christoph Waltz wins Oscars.
BJ Novak’s delivery of “The Germans’ nickname for me is The Little Man?” is so great
Young Shultz was way different that job as a dentist really changed him
Actually he’d have been younger as the dentist. Much younger.
Is only a year later
@@CBrasil1966my boy 1861 is not one year before 1940
@@Krosstic😂😂😂
And he became a cop in Vienna (Kommisar Rex) afterwards. Where he played a siderole
"what is that English expression about shoes and feet?"
"if there's a close up of shoes and feet, it's a Tarantino film without a beat"
I am not foot person by any stretch . But I do admit the Feet Mr Tarantino does put in his films are very nice looking and there normally attached to very attractive pretty little things ya know. :-P
@@eecajledo8430bro what💀
@@IrisWasTaken1 fr what is bro on 💀
Dude wrote a movie where a man sucks tequila off the toes of Selma Hayek and cast himself in the roll. I can’t imagine how uncomfortable the set was after the 12th take
@TheWingus Tarantino: *scratching his arm* Naw man the shot isn't right we've gotta do the take again
Christoph Waltz played Landa flawlessly
Chris Waltz's acting in this scene is 👌😩
Germans: little man
Americans: The Temp
Lmao
Also fireguy and fire…d guy
The Youngest VP in Dunder Mifflin in history
@@SuperJutah there's more to life then being that!
Guy's facing death and he is vexed they call him Little Man 😂
No point in fearing the inevitable
Ryan being pevved about something silly is perfectly normal
@@SA2004YGWord!
Did anyone in this comment section see the movie? They’re very much NOT in fear of their lives.
@@maxwellhesher1790and who insinuated they were afraid (in this particular thread)?
Pitt's Expression like delivered by EL Kabong was Honorable!
This scene should answer all of you who think he didn’t recognize shoshanna. Landa was a expert detective. He knew everything while interrogating
While Landa was incredibly smart and cunning. He made one major error here that would be punished quite severely later. He asked Aldo if he would show mercy if Landa was his prisoner. Aldo outright told him, he would not. And yet Landa willingly gave himself up as a prisoner later on, expecting there to be no consequences for who he was. Aldo is a man of his word and showed Landa no mercy.
Good catch I never realized those were related interactions
he got to live, considering the fate of tried high ranking nazi officers id say that's totally merciful
@@Invisus_Letum Nah Aldo didn't kill Landa because he had orders to bring him in alive. He did not show mercy to Landa at all.
@@erenjaeger0794he wanted to kill him if i remember, but he put a swatzitka into hanzs skull
@zerosix1920 I wouldn't say carving a swastika into Hans forehead with a huge bowie knife for the whole world to see he was once a Nazi is mercy
Aldo was ready for whatever came his way, “aribadherchi”
Gorlami!
“Grahzzie”
"A river there, chief"
River Derchy, i believe it flows in Tennessee
Dominic Decoco
The way Christoph waltz just steals the thunder in every scene he’s in
its funny how my entire vibe from this guy is different after seeing him in Django lol
great actors!
He doesn't like jew hunter in this scene but seems to love it in the beginning
Yes, and that's intentional. Landa isn't really a Nazi in the sense that he doesn't believe in the Nazi philosophy. He just sees opportunity and he takes it. That's why he betrayed Hitler unlike the patriotic Nazi officer that Aldo and the Basterds killed in the beginning of the movie.
So his feelings towards his nickname is meant to be a metaphor. He told the farmer that he also dislikes jews and that he loves his nickname but both of those are lies because if he really believed in his cause that much, he'd try and save his boss. So the fact that he changes his opinion about his nickname is meant to give you a clue that he's about to jump ship because he knows that it's sinking.
Which also shows his opportunism
I feel like he likes it, but just as you said he sees an opportunity, so he pretends to dislike it just to get a chance to cooperate with the allies.
He said he didn’t like it in the beginning he just accepts it because it makes him know.
@@hittingyouovertheheadperfect analysis 👌. Hans is a purely opportunistic man. Will do anything and betray anyone for his own benefit. The definition of a coward.
I love that he’s pissed his nickname is Little Man 😂
They both don't even care that if it wasn't this particular instance, they would long dead, just the nicknames lol
I don’t think he even had a nickname and that Landa just came up with on the spot to fuck with him.
@@jessehenderson2967😢😢
I'd be pissed too.
@@AnakinSkywakka imagine you get taken prisoner and find out your nickname from the enemy is Baby Hands or some shit 😂
One of the greatest performances of all time! This guy is a legend
Blowfield didn't show his brother 007 any mercy. He certainly didn't show Calvin Candy any mercy with a point blank shot through the heart! 😂😂😂
Just a daily reminder that Ryan started the fire 🔥
It was always burning, hey the temp's still learning
RYYYYAAAAN STARTED A FIIIREEEE!
I guess they don't teach THAT in business school
@@Chad-bc9viBilly Joel reference! I'll be damned! Nice, bro.
it's quite right for 2023-2024 and all that is happening😅
"Awww man my nick name is little man? That's not nearly as cool as the bear jew..."
That's why he was perplexed. He was like, "wtf!"😂
Walz does amazing in this role. He does in almost every role though.
General landa ...the Best carácter EVER!!!!
Landa is a Colonel, or Oberst.
The script is perfection
Brad Pitt owned this role, a good ol’ American southern boy who’s hunting Nat-see’s for Uncle Sam for a couple of years instead of the usual squirrels & deer in the woods back home.
And I want those scalps
Exactly!
can you scalp a squrrel? how big would its scalp be?
Christoph Waltz absolutely killed this part. One of my favorite characters ever
Such a great movie. Christoph Waltz is a great actor.
These two playing opposite of each other were perfectly performed. The fatally cunning fox and the stud of a lion
given all the languages he spoke in the movie would you say waltz was a cunning linguist?
@@scottmatheson3346 The Fuhrer couldn't have said it better himself 😂😂
after the war, he relocated to America and took on a new hobby
dentistry
Little man's grandson went on to work at a paper company
also time travel, apparently...
He was able to get that swastika plastic surgery-d right out
That’ was way way way before this, so your timeline doesn’t work at all. But I do see what you’re going for.
@@mickeyshooter5298 dawg it's just a joke 😂
The underrated part of the scene is the look Aldo gives when he hears "The little man" You can tell he was aware of the nickname but didn't say anything because of course he would be upset lol
I think Aldo knew that Landa was just trolling them. Utivich had no nickname, imo.
My god, the menacing way Waltz nails each and every one of his lines. The most creepy and intimidating antagonist I have EVER seen. What an actor.
TBH Javier Bardem as Anton Chigurh in "No Country For Old Men" is pretty chilling and creepy too. Doesn't take anything away from this masterful performance by Christopher Waltz though.
The off-camera "I was just thinking that" kills me 😂
Ryan has came a long way since Dunder Mifflan.
I love how he can play both spectrum so well. He was a slave freer in Django, and he played a fucking Nazi. I love actors who can play both sides of the moral spectrum in movies.
Love this movie and anything Christopher Waltz is starting in !!
“The Germans nickname for you 🫤” just the face he does kills me 💀
Man hes a detective AND a dentist what a fantasic doctor.... lol he really is a good german actor
Austrian.
He's also a Doctor in 'Alita BattleAngel' lol
Christoph made an amazing job with this role. Well, he always delivers 😅
Christoph waltz is one of the finest actors ever to grace the screens. He is chilling, but likable.
He’s not the little man, he’s the fire guy!!!
RYAN STARTED THE FIRE!
The lesson here? Don’t name call each other, it can be often deceiving.
christopher is an amazing actor ..!! i love watching him....
The previous scene when he's laughing at Pitt trying to say the most basic Italian is one of the best bits ever written.
"The Little Man started the fire!!"
Mr Schulz is always a hunter 😂
Such a great movie. All these great actors killed it
Christoph Waltz put all his points into charisma.
RYAN STARTED THE FIRE!
Fired guy!
I like how both times a German brought up Bridget after knowing shes playing both sides they do a good job showing how much a traitor must have been despised especially during those times.[
I don’t think he despises her for being a traitor since he clearly already plans to become one. I think there’s some psycho-sexual stuff going on. The scene where he strangles her is really weird. He easily could have killed her another way. They also know each other already might have been acquainted or even lovers at some point.
@@_Tizoc_shooting her would make too much noise
One of the best movies ever, with such a large cast and not really any main character, basically every character left a big impression with just a few scenes
The most respectful disrespectful talk ever 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What a cast of actors. Great movie. CHRISTOPHER WALTZ played a convincing part. He made you hate him in the movie. Remember people its oy a movie and these are actors. Seperate ths two.
Christophe.
😂"We're in the nazi huntin business and business is a booming " loved that line😅😅lol.
Christop Waltz is excellent in this role as much other role’s playing in.
He's always been good at finding people. Just ask Schultz and Django
“I was just thinking that” 💀
The "I was just thinking that" was so down to earth. This is the kind of conversation you'd over hear in a diner.
Damn Christop Waltz never disappoints in his roles!!
I like how the hit with the pan is in the start of the video, so even after some rounds it is nice to see again 😊
it’s ryan, a zombie hunter, and a german doctor who is a bounty hunter…hell yeah!
Christoph Waltz is an absolute favorite and a gift to the movie world. I could watch 100 movies in a row with him playing various roles. The last time I enjoyed an actor that immersed in a character is hands down Kilmer’s Doc Holliday. Pure Gold!!
Am amazed at how good Christoph Waltz actor he is .
This guy is being friendly and harmlessnessly nice.. it's so scary 🤣
The first scene of the movie shows that he “ kills “ with kindness
Damn Kelly would be there telling she loves him and he’s the best as she should
There was some great acting in this movie.Brad Pitt and the Guy who portrayed Hans Landa killed it!!!
I love how quickly Landa switches when talking about Hammersmark. That instant death tone in his voice
“Let’s just say she got what she deserved.” 🥶
Crazy how they are facing certain death and they are having a full convo
that's... the point? they are not facing certain death since Landa is turning to jump ships
"And as if to make my point, I'm a little surprised by how tall you were in real life" The delivery on this line is so german and exquisite
Two great actors and a writer!!!
Don't be fooled by the "Little man".. even in prison, sometimes it's the little guy that does the crazy shit. 😂
If only his nickname could've been "The Temp".
Cant believe this is he guy who "unchained Django!" What a fine actor👍
Waltz was magnificent in this role. Very layered and very very sinister.
Wait! Is this the guy from Django ??
Yeah, Christopher Waltz
😂😂😂
No that is Jamie Foxx, they don't look anything alike
@@alexthezephyrNope......Christoph Waltz, he's Austrian. He also killed it on SNL.
BJ Novak is 5'9😂
Not exactly a Hobbit.
@@attackpatterndelta8949not exactly a numenorian either.
Well maybe he looked like the "little man" when he was standing next to the "bear jew"😂
Thats honestly circus midget in my book
@@are3287lmao what do you consider average then? 6'5"? 6'4" and under is short? Bro a whole ahh Tinder girl
One of the greatest films ever made.Amazing cast!!Amazing acting.Defintly ,takes you on a journey..
You can tell Brad Pitt had so much fun making this movie
Hoooooly crap that's Dr. King Shultz! Never even noticed before!
...are you serious
That’s because he doesn’t have his exceptional beard and his very I exceptional n!
I mean... yes? Considering I watched this many years ago and Django recently.@@orbitalbutt6757
It’s interesting that Landa goes from loving his nickname to hating it over the course of the movie
Christoph Walts took over the whole movie. Stellar performance
Christoph is an epic actor. I love his work.
Genuinely one of the best villains of all time. He’s so real, you know there were guys just like him, so scary
Django!!
The conversation about the "Little man" got me 😂😂😂
Landa reacting negatively to his nickname after telling Lapaditte he liked it is brilliant!