@@assholebynature888 They are both similar enough rifles in design and appearance, it is an easy mistake to make. I got the two confused for years myself, as there are a lot of similar designs from this time period as gunsmiths of the day continually danced around each others patents etc.
Something cool to point out: That's actually a potato plantation that the movie producers put cotton on lmfao Source: My father is an Agricultural Engineer
Rather glaring mistake here--the man who owns the property is carrying a Henry repeating rifle. However, this film takes place in 1858. The Henry repeater was not available until 1862 and would not have been available to Southern customers until 1865, after the end of the war.
@@donFranko99 The first sunglasses, made from flat panes of smoky quartz called Ai Tai, meaning "dark clouds," which offered no corrective powers but did protect the eyes from glare, were used in China in the 12th century or possibly earlier.
Ellis Brittle eye patch moved around from his right eye when riding (0:28) to his left eye when being shot at (0:29). I think this is either because Quentin wanted him to fall to the right side to maintain direction or just a simple continuity goof.
they were often for show. some only had a single bullet or weren’t loaded at all. so any potential robbers passing by probably wouldn’t even take the risk because it was a lot easier to just rob an unguarded home. furthermore, the idea of arming your slaves with a bunch of bullets was silly because they would probably massacre their owners.
@@ryan43816 Why would they do that? Killing their slave owner wouldn't only mean certain death in terms of an execution, it would also mean destroying their secure livelihood they were raised into. The harsh truth is: People will endure a lot of misery as long as it means a stable livelihood and their family is secure - they won't endanger this stability. Especially if your slave owner is one of the better ones it would be stupid to risk that 'luxury'.
@@BlackChad792 uh i’m not tryna be that guy but slavery is the opposite of stability inherently. and yeah killing your owner in the deep south as a slave would likely get you lynched. maybe you’d get a show trial and maybe they’d just drag you out back and not even bother. it was freaking brutal out there
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@@theroachden6195Especially since it’s only in this sense that the word “hanged” is used. If you’re referring to anything else other than an execution, the past tense is always “hung”. So definitely excusable.
If you watch closely he is actually adjusting the elevation on his rolling block rifle while he plans his shot. Very cool little detail.
That's not a Remington rolling-block rifle. It is a Sharps 1874 Buffalo, which is a falling-block loader.
@@TheHeroineaddict hell yeah good to know. Im probably playing too much red dead redemption.
@@assholebynature888 They are both similar enough rifles in design and appearance, it is an easy mistake to make. I got the two confused for years myself, as there are a lot of similar designs from this time period as gunsmiths of the day continually danced around each others patents etc.
@@TheHeroineaddicthuh so they're both anachronistic?
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"I am positive he's ded"
:Django
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Django picked up on the word “positive” very quickly!
An excellent display of his intelligence.
Such an awesome funny 5 second conversation that got some reason stuck in my mind
Was it really that hard to pick up on words back then? (Not being sarcastic, it’s a genuine question)
i wish i could forgot tarantino's movies and watch them all again
I actually did i've no memories of this scene
same
Dusk till dawn ?
Someone should invent a tablet that does that.
I’ve seen this scene 50 times or more. Love it. Love it. Love it.
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Waltz and Django throwing their guns down super quick after killing the brothers always cracks me up
I just noticed that the plantation owner had a mixed kid standing at his right hand.
I was looking at his posse too.
Male slave owners r-wording their female slaves was a common practice. You can extrapolate from there..
All the females call him "big daddy" of course he does.
1:35 "Re-Iterate" 😂😂😂 enunciation is the key
0:50 everybody, calm down... 😂😂😂
Who you two jokers?
It's so therapeutical listening to Scholtz's accent.
Something cool to point out: That's actually a potato plantation that the movie producers put cotton on lmfao
Source: My father is an Agricultural Engineer
Damn the Henry 1860 is so cool
Best looking lever action ever made 👍
It is so cool. But only if it exist in 1858, where Django took place.
Maybeeeee this man had connections?
Rather glaring mistake here--the man who owns the property is carrying a Henry repeating rifle. However, this film takes place in 1858. The Henry repeater was not available until 1862 and would not have been available to Southern customers until 1865, after the end of the war.
Literally unwatchable. You've ruined everything.
No one but you cares
nerd
Django wears sunglasses later on. I believe they were invented in the XX century
@@donFranko99 The first sunglasses, made from flat panes of smoky quartz called Ai Tai, meaning "dark clouds," which offered no corrective powers but did protect the eyes from glare, were used in China in the 12th century or possibly earlier.
this scene has got it's own fan base i swear
Ellis Brittle eye patch moved around from his right eye when riding (0:28) to his left eye when being shot at (0:29). I think this is either because Quentin wanted him to fall to the right side to maintain direction or just a simple continuity goof.
That 1866 yellowboy Winchester and 1865 spencer carbine weren't around yet in 1858 which is when this movie takes place in
You either get no tang or ALL the tang.
Not sure which tho.😆🤣
@@jackdorseysdisappointedfather I'm a nurse, I feel do pretty good
That's the sidearm Tubbs should have been packing during the Miami Vice Era.
Damn i like waltz’s performance
I love this movie
That is one of the most satisfying rifle kills in cinema.
Yes. And I can't decide if it's mainly because of the cool way it happened, or because the target absolutely deserved it.
And no scope...
Fantastic film
Big daddy couldn’t read! 😂
man, such a wonderful English those words are, and this gen will never get it
You don’t know if your positive?
Are you sure that's Ellis, Positive....
0:53 One of the black guys has a gun. "Within the boundaries of good taste"?
Who are you two jokers
Bro the falls in this movie, i hope the actor was okay because that looked for real because falling off a horse is no joke
Southern cowboy slavery South movies are the best
So some slaves could carry rifles?
If their job is being a guard, yeah.
@kneecaps-b-gone Even some were in the Civil War representing their masters of course.
they were often for show. some only had a single bullet or weren’t loaded at all. so any potential robbers passing by probably wouldn’t even take the risk because it was a lot easier to just rob an unguarded home. furthermore, the idea of arming your slaves with a bunch of bullets was silly because they would probably massacre their owners.
@@ryan43816 Why would they do that? Killing their slave owner wouldn't only mean certain death in terms of an execution, it would also mean destroying their secure livelihood they were raised into.
The harsh truth is: People will endure a lot of misery as long as it means a stable livelihood and their family is secure - they won't endanger this stability. Especially if your slave owner is one of the better ones it would be stupid to risk that 'luxury'.
@@BlackChad792 uh i’m not tryna be that guy but slavery is the opposite of stability inherently. and yeah killing your owner in the deep south as a slave would likely get you lynched. maybe you’d get a show trial and maybe they’d just drag you out back and not even bother. it was freaking brutal out there
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Henry 1860
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How that bullet angled around to get that front shot😅😅😅. Some wanted shit
It went through his back and out through the front. Judging by where it exited it pierced right through the heart. Helluva shot
Learn what an exit wound is.
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2:00 *Hanged
He's German so it's excusable.
@@theroachden6195Especially since it’s only in this sense that the word “hanged” is used. If you’re referring to anything else other than an execution, the past tense is always “hung”. So definitely excusable.
Hunged
Pedantic corrections are ironically a sign of sub par english skills
@@jamesshore3191 is that what your special education teacher told you?
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Such a banger of a movie.
It's a crap movie
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