well congrats, faceless black person. you dont get to police what others think of the film. i seriously doubt u even are black. but its cool you think nothing of needless slurs being said. spoken like a white man whos never faced any discrimination and is posing as black online
I personally don't feel that "offensive" is the issue here. It's Tarantino being smug and self-indulgent, pretending he has some kind of special relationship with the Black community.
I think the use of all the n-words was to establish that most of the white people in this movie should be seen as horrible people and to an extent Steven (Samuel L. Jackson) uses the n-word as much to show that to people of our generation. Then when Django does on his killing spree near the end Tarantino gets to condemn the horrors that white peoples ancestors committed in a sort of solidarity with black people. Got to say I think the spill guys let emotion get in the way of understanding this movie. I think Tarantino was using this genre film to condemn racism in his own style because I don't think Tarantino could even possibly make a period piece.
Not only that the film looks at violence against blacks as gruesome,disturbing, and realistic. While violence against whites is over the top and cartoony.
@@tysonhiemstra7136 Meh he's already doing that. He's a successful screenwriter who has millions of dollars and acclaim while these guys are just Reviewers that simply fall in the sea of other reviewers.
That’s literally one of the most false statements I’ve ever heard sooooo many white people use the n word in that movie and not a thing happens to them
ATTENTION: Tarantino fanboys. No one cares if you are black and you "didnt mind" Congrats, you dont find senseless slurs every 5 minutes problematic. "He's being historically accurate" when the movie itself is a historical retelling like many of Quentin's films. This movie is not about slavery, slavery is merely the aesthetic of the film and the only actual significant character (to Djangos arc) in the film who is a slave (Kerry Washington) is just a plot device with no character or agency of her own. She exists for the main character to romanticize. We dont have an issue with the 'N' word being said in the film. In fact this is the only film in which the director should've been using that word...The problem is the excessive use of the word. As Cyrus stated, there were other words racists used when referring to black people. The 'N' word in this film is used as an adjective. It is used in places it doesnt belong. If they had used the word more sparingly, it would have given the word more weight and made it more impactful when it was said. This would've illustrated the true harshness of the word. There is no rhyme or reason that the word should have been said over 100 times. Compare this film to '12 Years A Slave" a film that was actually about slavery. That film uses the 'N' word but its used appropriately. Its used alongside other derogatory terms that were said back then and are still used today by racists. No one cares if YOU think rapid fire slurs is cool and fun and hip. Not a single one of you defending the words use actually found it uncomfortable which is why its so easy for you to shrug it off. If it was actually about being accurate then Quentin wouldn't have used the word in his other films, films that starred predominantly WHITE casts. But he did, because he just wants to use the word to use it. He gets mad at the slightest bit of criticism and decides "you dont like that I use this slur? I'll use it thrice as much!" its childish and honestly reminds me of all the racists and tapdancing blacks in these comments. You are to blame for him having the mentality that this is ok. And for anyone who is familiar with Korey, you know good and well his stance on the 'N' word. He truly doesnt care about other people using it (a viewpoint I disagree with heavily) so for him to be annoyed. that should tell you something. Honestly if you're a non black Spill listener and you're mad that 2 black men dont like this movie that only goes to show that you view Korey and Martin as nothing but jesters and monkeys for your entertainment. Regardless if you are white or black you do not get to police the feelings and opinions of other black people. You dont get to minimize our critiques of this film and disregard them as being "triggered". A nonblack calling a black person triggered for a word thats never been directed towards them is disgusting, arrogant and pretentious. A black person calling another black person triggered just because you enjoy sitting in a theater full of whites laughing at the use of a slur directed towards your own people is laughably coonish. If you enjoy this slop, then enjoy it but keep it cute and dont speak on others.
Can the people commenting on this video please watch the whole video? The Spill crew actually make some really good points about the pacing, the score, and Tarantino's horrendous accent.
I'm black and I loved the film and honestly I was more offended by the needless use of the n word I this review it took 5 minutes for them to actually start talking about the movie
Man, first time listening to this. I almost forgot how controversial Tarantino was for using the N word the way he did here. It was a major deal although Sam and Jamie have come out and said it was most definitely used more back in the 1600’s-1900’s. I wonder how they’d feel about this movie today
they feel the same way about this film now . they dislike his later films just as much. and sam wasnt alive during slavery so no just cause 2 blacks said that doesnt make them the historians of the topic
Yeah its cool to have their own opinion but what pisses me off is when they say they were offended. Its a fucking film it either you like it or you dont. Fuck being offended at some film thats just gonna be on HBO or some shit 4 months later who cares? God forbid Tarantino do a movie bout slavery that actually depicts what it was actually like at that time.
What's funny about this review is the audience, critics (vast majority) and the Academy (DiCaprio was nominated) totally invalidated everything the crew commented on.
@@tysonhiemstra7136 Considering he know actually writes movies and makes millions while the rest of the Spill crew still do the Double Toasted thing I'd say he's probably the better take on the films.
I had no idea y'all disliked the movie; you have some really good points. Everything from the past is translated. Deadwood ran right into that and handled it brilliantly, Tarantino ran into in and did not. People just plain didn't talk the way we do, at all, in any way, and picking one word and saying "well they said it" is never gonna fool anybody. They also said "Confound it," and "By George!" and they read entire poems out loud to each other over dinner. You can't just pick one part, either do it or admit you're not. The Germans really were very closely associated with abolitionism in the pre-war South. To the point where the Texans got so scared in 1860 that they lynched every German in the state that they could catch -- they laid siege to Fredericksburg for five years straight. I agree with the general aims of the film, that slavery is needing of revenge and that it is often worth it to offend the audience. However, doing that is all in how you do it, and it doesn't seem like it was done well here. Not to put too fine a point on it, but it's obvious that Tarantino wants black people to have a parade and declare him The Good White Guy, and nobody seems to be inclining that direction here. I'll say one thing that I liked about the movie -- they make no apologies for slavery at all. There is no mercy shown to slavers, not even the women, not even the black ones, not even the cool Australian ones who ain't so bad deep down. Compare that to Inglourious Basterds, where every opportunity was taken to show that the Nazis, except for their weird fuck-up leaders, were good guys with honor, courage in the face of death, loyalty, new kids, senses of humor, fun drinking games, etc etc. In Django the entire South is rotten and must be yanked like a tooth. That's the whole point of the Tarantino cameo -- that you can be a good guy, that you can do everything right, that you can be interesting and fun and have a neat accent but if you're a participant in the slave system then all that buys you is a cool death. Now I'm curious what you thought of Jackson's big speech in Hateful Eight. Guess I'll find that one next.
@@iCharltonApp lmao I've actually grown to agree with a good portion of this review over the past decade! Still don't think I dislike it as much as they do tho
I think you missed the mark on this one guys! You just dont get it and I would love to tell you my perspective but I think your minds would not be open so I wont.
Martin fucced me up with that one. Like you old but you ain't that old and with his age where the fucc did he grow up at where saying n**** wasn't constantly yelled at him!?
After enjoying The Hateful Eight and somewhat liking the performances in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood I decided to give Django another go since I didn't like it back in 2012. And... Man that was tough to get through this time. Terrible film imo. I don't know how anyone thinks this is any good at all. It's boring and juvenile rubbish.
I did like this movie, it did feel like two movies though. I however liked the transitions and the performances and I would've given it a high matinee/ full price. And I am white to clarify, I tried not to think too much about the excessive profanity, because hey, it's a Tarantino movie.
By far the worst Spill review. Staggering hypocrisy from Corey and Leon, especially considering their review of Street Kings four years prior. The one where they openly laughed and all the anti asian slurs at the start of that film.
+riyuma1990ri Or maybe it's different for people of color. Your mom was teaching you to talk nicely to policemen because they are officers of the law. Black moms teach their children to talk nicely to policemen because they might die. Art can be insulting.
+cinematicseth lol i dont really mean fuck this film.. but to be honest im tire of Tarantino making only movies about movies.. and the n word was way over used especially when a real film about slaves said it less. 12 years a slave
@@SpencerKylo it's always so interesting to me man. Everyone wants films that truly push barriers and subvert our expectations but when they finally come along they try and tag controversies and things of that nature to them and it's just like isn't this what yall wanted?!?! 🤣🤦🏻
Who gives a shit if that offensive word is use. There are a tone of stereotypes and racial offensive language and jokes than i'm pretty sure these reviewers have laughed at.
Dey did use the n word alot but the dialog still entertains also tarantino films are quite out of balance kill bill the first part has all the action the second part mostly dialog
the movie was too long, i do understand what tarentino is doing to make this seem realistic but your right the N word is used too much, but i was laughing my behind off during the KKK scene.
Have to agree with this. Tarantino seems to take a bit too much creative joy with using the N word. And let's be real, the true hero is Waltz with Foxx just there as the learner who has his heroic moment at the end. And I feel a way about slavery being used as a backdrop for an entertaining comedic western. Very well made film, but personally...12 Years a Slave is where its at. Didn't feel the movie at all
***** If they had valid complaints for the movie, I could accept that. But their entire complaing seems to be about the use of N-word, and considering that word is what they referred to black people back then(not as an insult but as a race) it's stupid.
Actually, I thought this review was pretty accurate. The use of the N word didn't really bother me, but the second half of this movie is incredibly slow, uneven, and pretty boring. It takes forever to end. I think a lot of people are giving this review crap but not listening to the entire thing. I think Cyrus is dead on, because the first hour is amazing, but then it plummets.
I loved this review. I honestly hated this movie. I never felt so uncomfortable in a theater in my life. (Despite the beginning of the movie and the KKK scene being the best parts.) One of the worst movies I ever seen. Just my opinion, don't mean to offend.
The problem I have with people (I mean Black people) is that dont get offended by this movie because of heavy usage of the word nigga when everytime you talk to friends, the word nigga flys out your mouth every two minutes. SMH
Tarantino really needs to not be the nerd who tries to be “down”, but he is still stuck in a perpetual case of arrested development. The constant pop culture references, excessive n-words, feet shots, and gratuitous violence is really getting old. Hopefully his tenth movie is really his last, but who knows?
This movie was so racist! I can't believe the N word was used so much. Tarantino, as a white guy, should have known better than to make this movie because it was offensive. My feelings were hurt and I'm white! I'm ashamed to be white. Everyone knows that only a ginger can call another ginger ginger.
***** I thought this was a professional podcast film critic. Listening again I now realize its just a bunch of idiots talking shit about a movie they didn't like. Makes much more sense. Thanks for opening up my eyes man!
+Ryan Royston Nah most people on the internet go off when something doesn't fir their views. So if I dont like X movie, I'm an idiot, wrong, or some other bullshit. Its never just ehh I dont agree with you but whatever. Its more like fuck you for not liking what I like you moron. -And these are adults...-
Incidentally the only time Tarantino seems to care about historical accuracy of realism is when he gets to “spice up” his script like this.
This is still one of the most entertaining Spill reviews ever.
Im black and the movie didn't offend me. I knew what time period its in, didn't think nothin of it.
well congrats, faceless black person. you dont get to police what others think of the film. i seriously doubt u even are black. but its cool you think nothing of needless slurs being said. spoken like a white man whos never faced any discrimination and is posing as black online
I personally don't feel that "offensive" is the issue here. It's Tarantino being smug and self-indulgent, pretending he has some kind of special relationship with the Black community.
Damn Martin really had his feelings hurt lmao
And that Harvey Weinstein comment..😮
I think the use of all the n-words was to establish that most of the white people in this movie should be seen as horrible people and to an extent Steven (Samuel L. Jackson) uses the n-word as much to show that to people of our generation. Then when Django does on his killing spree near the end Tarantino gets to condemn the horrors that white peoples ancestors committed in a sort of solidarity with black people. Got to say I think the spill guys let emotion get in the way of understanding this movie. I think Tarantino was using this genre film to condemn racism in his own style because I don't think Tarantino could even possibly make a period piece.
Not only that the film looks at violence against blacks as gruesome,disturbing, and realistic. While violence against whites is over the top and cartoony.
@@bozotheclown666 worst spill review ever!
If the point was that the word was bad then white people wouldnt be laughing and kiking when it was said flippantly ever 60 seconds
because they disagree with you? shut the hell up man@@tysonhiemstra7136
dont speak on realism of slavery when you dont know what slavery was even like. all you know is a glamorized hollywood perspective@@bozotheclown666
Too bad Carlyle wasn't there to put those guys in their place.
Carlyle would have destroyed them.
@@tysonhiemstra7136 Meh he's already doing that. He's a successful screenwriter who has millions of dollars and acclaim while these guys are just Reviewers that simply fall in the sea of other reviewers.
@@thefanwithoutaface8105who?
I'm sorry but this is my favorite movie of the 2000s...every white person who said the word nigga in this movie caught a bullet.
except tarantino who could use one.
@@blackgrlfly The Producer of the film Harvey Weinstein
That’s literally one of the most false statements I’ve ever heard sooooo many white people use the n word in that movie and not a thing happens to them
30:22 Martin\Leon predicts the future
This movie is a full price
ATTENTION: Tarantino fanboys. No one cares if you are black and you "didnt mind" Congrats, you dont find senseless slurs every 5 minutes problematic. "He's being historically accurate" when the movie itself is a historical retelling like many of Quentin's films. This movie is not about slavery, slavery is merely the aesthetic of the film and the only actual significant character (to Djangos arc) in the film who is a slave (Kerry Washington) is just a plot device with no character or agency of her own. She exists for the main character to romanticize. We dont have an issue with the 'N' word being said in the film. In fact this is the only film in which the director should've been using that word...The problem is the excessive use of the word. As Cyrus stated, there were other words racists used when referring to black people. The 'N' word in this film is used as an adjective. It is used in places it doesnt belong. If they had used the word more sparingly, it would have given the word more weight and made it more impactful when it was said. This would've illustrated the true harshness of the word. There is no rhyme or reason that the word should have been said over 100 times. Compare this film to '12 Years A Slave" a film that was actually about slavery. That film uses the 'N' word but its used appropriately. Its used alongside other derogatory terms that were said back then and are still used today by racists. No one cares if YOU think rapid fire slurs is cool and fun and hip. Not a single one of you defending the words use actually found it uncomfortable which is why its so easy for you to shrug it off. If it was actually about being accurate then Quentin wouldn't have used the word in his other films, films that starred predominantly WHITE casts. But he did, because he just wants to use the word to use it. He gets mad at the slightest bit of criticism and decides "you dont like that I use this slur? I'll use it thrice as much!" its childish and honestly reminds me of all the racists and tapdancing blacks in these comments. You are to blame for him having the mentality that this is ok. And for anyone who is familiar with Korey, you know good and well his stance on the 'N' word. He truly doesnt care about other people using it (a viewpoint I disagree with heavily) so for him to be annoyed. that should tell you something. Honestly if you're a non black Spill listener and you're mad that 2 black men dont like this movie that only goes to show that you view Korey and Martin as nothing but jesters and monkeys for your entertainment. Regardless if you are white or black you do not get to police the feelings and opinions of other black people. You dont get to minimize our critiques of this film and disregard them as being "triggered". A nonblack calling a black person triggered for a word thats never been directed towards them is disgusting, arrogant and pretentious. A black person calling another black person triggered just because you enjoy sitting in a theater full of whites laughing at the use of a slur directed towards your own people is laughably coonish. If you enjoy this slop, then enjoy it but keep it cute and dont speak on others.
Tldr
I'm not black and it didn't offend me
Full price loved this film
lmao "its nigga o'clock"
Can the people commenting on this video please watch the whole video? The Spill crew actually make some really good points about the pacing, the score, and Tarantino's horrendous accent.
no
Fucking Cyrus says the n word in this review. At least the actors were ACTING
Stop virtue signaling.
@@Jms-mx8toStop being a racist apologist
I'm black and I loved the film and honestly I was more offended by the needless use of the n word I this review it took 5 minutes for them to actually start talking about the movie
im sorry i enjoy listening to spills opinions but this is my fav tarrintino movie
I agree about boondocks
Man, first time listening to this. I almost forgot how controversial Tarantino was for using the N word the way he did here. It was a major deal although Sam and Jamie have come out and said it was most definitely used more back in the 1600’s-1900’s. I wonder how they’d feel about this movie today
they feel the same way about this film now . they dislike his later films just as much. and sam wasnt alive during slavery so no just cause 2 blacks said that doesnt make them the historians of the topic
The word itself isn't the problem. It's the amount of times it's used is the problem.
Everytime Leonardo DiCaprio, Walton Goggins & Samuel L. Jackson said it, every single time I laughed
Yeah its cool to have their own opinion but what pisses me off is when they say they were offended. Its a fucking film it either you like it or you dont. Fuck being offended at some film thats just gonna be on HBO or some shit 4 months later who cares? God forbid Tarantino do a movie bout slavery that actually depicts what it was actually like at that time.
The horse dance stuff struck me as an homage to Hoplaong Cassidy and that sort of cheesy old school western stuff.
Dude whatever, that was literally the best movie I've ever seen lol
Am I the only one that wasn't phased by it because the N word literally sounded like it was a second language in the movie 😆
Still think it’s his best movie lol.
What's funny about this review is the audience, critics (vast majority) and the Academy (DiCaprio was nominated) totally invalidated everything the crew commented on.
DiCaprio didn’t get a nomination at all, he was snubbed by the Academy.
Carlyle (Cargill) praised the movie on Twitter. I really wish he could’ve been there to invalidate them even more lol
@@Unqualifiedmedicalperson again carlyle would have destroyed them.
@@tysonhiemstra7136 Considering he know actually writes movies and makes millions while the rest of the Spill crew still do the Double Toasted thing I'd say he's probably the better take on the films.
I had no idea y'all disliked the movie; you have some really good points.
Everything from the past is translated. Deadwood ran right into that and handled it brilliantly, Tarantino ran into in and did not. People just plain didn't talk the way we do, at all, in any way, and picking one word and saying "well they said it" is never gonna fool anybody. They also said "Confound it," and "By George!" and they read entire poems out loud to each other over dinner. You can't just pick one part, either do it or admit you're not.
The Germans really were very closely associated with abolitionism in the pre-war South. To the point where the Texans got so scared in 1860 that they lynched every German in the state that they could catch -- they laid siege to Fredericksburg for five years straight.
I agree with the general aims of the film, that slavery is needing of revenge and that it is often worth it to offend the audience. However, doing that is all in how you do it, and it doesn't seem like it was done well here. Not to put too fine a point on it, but it's obvious that Tarantino wants black people to have a parade and declare him The Good White Guy, and nobody seems to be inclining that direction here.
I'll say one thing that I liked about the movie -- they make no apologies for slavery at all. There is no mercy shown to slavers, not even the women, not even the black ones, not even the cool Australian ones who ain't so bad deep down. Compare that to Inglourious Basterds, where every opportunity was taken to show that the Nazis, except for their weird fuck-up leaders, were good guys with honor, courage in the face of death, loyalty, new kids, senses of humor, fun drinking games, etc etc. In Django the entire South is rotten and must be yanked like a tooth. That's the whole point of the Tarantino cameo -- that you can be a good guy, that you can do everything right, that you can be interesting and fun and have a neat accent but if you're a participant in the slave system then all that buys you is a cool death.
Now I'm curious what you thought of Jackson's big speech in Hateful Eight. Guess I'll find that one next.
This is, in all honestly, the worst Spill review.
No its not, this is one of Tarantino’s self indulgent worst movies
@@iCharltonApp lmao I've actually grown to agree with a good portion of this review over the past decade! Still don't think I dislike it as much as they do tho
@@iCharltonApp This movie was incredible. Tarantino has no time for sensitive people. His second best movie ever behind Pulp Fiction.
@@SunlightGwyn watch more movies kid, please
@@resortinrocha3387 Nobody asked or wants your opinion, kid. Now don’t respond to me ever again.
I think you missed the mark on this one guys! You just dont get it and I would love to tell you my perspective but I think your minds would not be open so I wont.
I have some different views than the ones in this review, but still like your opinion guys. Good job!
Saying that word wasn’t used as much in the 1800s then it was in this movie is one of the most absurd things ever said in confidence 😂
Martin fucced me up with that one. Like you old but you ain't that old and with his age where the fucc did he grow up at where saying n**** wasn't constantly yelled at him!?
I assumed that was a joke
@@Superfrawg he wasn’t. They’ve doubled down on that in other reviews on DT
@@LG4K4K it’s really not said jokingly. They literally think this. And still will give him shit over it.
@@LG4K4K 100%. Korey can’t help himself but bring up Tarantino’s films usage of the n word. Whether it’s this, pulp, or hateful 8
After enjoying The Hateful Eight and somewhat liking the performances in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood I decided to give Django another go since I didn't like it back in 2012. And... Man that was tough to get through this time. Terrible film imo. I don't know how anyone thinks this is any good at all. It's boring and juvenile rubbish.
tarantino after jackie brown just feels like a child playing with action figures
til_thasmokeclearz Took the words right out of my mouth.
This is not a review, this is just a rant
I did like this movie, it did feel like two movies though. I however liked the transitions and the performances and I would've given it a high matinee/ full price. And I am white to clarify, I tried not to think too much about the excessive profanity, because hey, it's a Tarantino movie.
I’m black and I give this movie a full price I feel like these guys just hate Tarantino even today they still go after him lol
I see why this site was shut down
Hypocritical review.
Awwwww, because they don't agree with the consensus? Grow up
@@havehope but the reason are stupid
Cope
This movie was Amazing
12:18
Anita bonghit Lol "boogiest"
Who shat in their cereal that morning?
that being said it was fucking awesome!
By far the worst Spill review. Staggering hypocrisy from Corey and Leon, especially considering their review of Street Kings four years prior. The one where they openly laughed and all the anti asian slurs at the start of that film.
if we saw more of calvin candie and broomhilda it would have been better
YES IT'S HERE!
I wonder what they'd think of the book of Mormon. My folks didn't like that.
Makes the N word sound like Smurfs ,,,,
better than sex
Tarantino won the best screenplay Oscars for tis movie.. I rest my case
So did that piece of crap Crash. What's your point?
The Oscars are a fucking joke. Everyone knows that. Everyone but you, apparently.
The Oscars are old white men of course they ate up the screenplay for Django
Consuela: "Nooo....Noooo..."
I love the movie, but interesting and entertaining review.
Wow, this review is very wrong. Seriously? The N-Word is a red flag? The movie was a great film but I guess some reviewers are blinded.
+riyuma1990ri Or maybe it's different for people of color. Your mom was teaching you to talk nicely to policemen because they are officers of the law. Black moms teach their children to talk nicely to policemen because they might die. Art can be insulting.
+Zulzon80 you are the best comment I found from this dammed Comment section
Spider-Man Appreciate it ^^
Zulzon80 no problem
+Zulzon80 I'm black and I love this movie
I liked the movie. Great Wild Wild West joke at the end!
fuck this film
Why do you say that Kevin?
+cinematicseth lol i dont really mean fuck this film.. but to be honest im tire of Tarantino making only movies about movies.. and the n word was way over used especially when a real film about slaves said it less. 12 years a slave
Lol I forgot how delusional they were in this review
I totally agree with you on that one
@@SpencerKylo it's always so interesting to me man. Everyone wants films that truly push barriers and subvert our expectations but when they finally come along they try and tag controversies and things of that nature to them and it's just like isn't this what yall wanted?!?! 🤣🤦🏻
@@Boobiejonshorts yeah
Imagine being upset that a film set in the 19th century south uses the magic naughty word.
The screenplay for this is absolute dogshit
Don't him what to do.
Better than sex.
How would u kno? Ur a virgin.
Who gives a shit if that offensive word is use. There are a tone of stereotypes and racial offensive language and jokes than i'm pretty sure these reviewers have laughed at.
@ILoveOtherPplsMsry . I admit I too was uncomfortable, though I honestly laughed at the usage of the n word because it was just excessive.
Dey did use the n word alot but the dialog still entertains also tarantino films are quite out of balance kill bill the first part has all the action the second part mostly dialog
the movie was too long, i do understand what tarentino is doing to make this seem realistic but your right the N word is used too much, but i was laughing my behind off during the KKK scene.
Have to agree with this. Tarantino seems to take a bit too much creative joy with using the N word. And let's be real, the true hero is Waltz with Foxx just there as the learner who has his heroic moment at the end. And I feel a way about slavery being used as a backdrop for an entertaining comedic western.
Very well made film, but personally...12 Years a Slave is where its at. Didn't feel the movie at all
Wow... this review is just so wrong.
*****
If they had valid complaints for the movie, I could accept that. But their entire complaing seems to be about the use of N-word, and considering that word is what they referred to black people back then(not as an insult but as a race) it's stupid.
*****
End of what? End of this discussion? Considering I'm right and your wrong, yes, I'd say it is.
*****
I am though.
*****
Am I though?
*****
And that my people, is how you chase off ignorance.
Actually, I thought this review was pretty accurate. The use of the N word didn't really bother me, but the second half of this movie is incredibly slow, uneven, and pretty boring. It takes forever to end. I think a lot of people are giving this review crap but not listening to the entire thing. I think Cyrus is dead on, because the first hour is amazing, but then it plummets.
Also, it's not okay for a film to use racially offensive language yet in this review the reviews keep consistently saying the n word.
So you're saying art should be censored?
@@MrXenobro you clearly missed the point that he was calling out theyre hypocrisy
I loved this review. I honestly hated this movie. I never felt so uncomfortable in a theater in my life. (Despite the beginning of the movie and the KKK scene being the best parts.) One of the worst movies I ever seen. Just my opinion, don't mean to offend.
I had so many issues with this movie, it made my head hurt.
Biased review by bunch of offended little boys😂
Give ur mom her laptop back lil boy
Nigga I'm a quarter black Mexican and ginger and this movie was the shit
The problem I have with people (I mean Black people) is that dont get offended by this movie because of heavy usage of the word nigga when everytime you talk to friends, the word nigga flys out your mouth every two minutes. SMH
This review made me feel really racist for liking this movie.. :p thanks
You're completely wrong, this movie was awful.. Tarantino is easily the most overrated director out there
Tarantino really needs to not be the nerd who tries to be “down”, but he is still stuck in a perpetual case of arrested development. The constant pop culture references, excessive n-words, feet shots, and gratuitous violence is really getting old. Hopefully his tenth movie is really his last, but who knows?
Still hate this movie
This movie was so racist! I can't believe the N word was used so much. Tarantino, as a white guy, should have known better than to make this movie because it was offensive. My feelings were hurt and I'm white! I'm ashamed to be white. Everyone knows that only a ginger can call another ginger ginger.
Wow these guys are not that smart...or need to review Rap music or something
***** not a matter of opinion...they don't understand the creative process of art
***** Ok cool
***** I thought this was a professional podcast film critic. Listening again I now realize its just a bunch of idiots talking shit about a movie they didn't like. Makes much more sense. Thanks for opening up my eyes man!
+Ryan Royston Probably because they sound as if they just graduated from jr HIGH
+Ryan Royston Nah most people on the internet go off when something doesn't fir their views. So if I dont like X movie, I'm an idiot, wrong, or some other bullshit. Its never just ehh I dont agree with you but whatever. Its more like fuck you for not liking what I like you moron. -And these are adults...-
This movie is a full price