First Time Watching *DJANGO UNCHAINED* (2012) | Movie Reaction
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Django Unchained Description: With the help of a German bounty-hunter, a freed slave sets out to rescue his wife from a brutal plantation owner in Mississippi.
First Time Watching DJANGO UNCHAINED (2012) | Movie Reaction
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The scene was real. It wasn’t supposed to happen but Leo kept going. It apparently took a lot of stitches! Props to Leo as an actor!
He is very talented and sad he never got Oscar.
He really cut his hand but its not one take, thats not real blood he smeared on her face…
@@wcenturion6813 He got the Oscar for The Revenant.
@@Irgend_Sontyp he did? I did saw that movie and I didn’t know that lol
@@wcenturion6813 Oh, Leo finally got his Oscar... And all he had to do to get it was be mauled by a bear
Fun fact Leo actually cut his hand open after accidentally smashing some glass the blood dripping was real but the face wipe was after he got stitches and fake blood on her face
I always knew he cut himself fr but I’m glad I’m finding out he didn’t actually wipe his real blood on her face lol
Ready for this one!!!
That was Leo's ACTUAL blood. He cut himself during the scene and kept right on going.
He really cut his hand in his monologue scene, but it was fake blood that he smeared on her (different scene, for continuity they used fake blood.)
@@mscolli3 You are correct, still incredible acting.
Also props to Tarantino for incorporating it into the movie instead of scrapping it. I know how maniacal he can be with his scripts, so changing it to fit Leo’s injury was genius.
Alexandre Dumas was the French author, son of Thomas Alex Dumas the half haitian half french hero general in Napoleons army. The inspiration for the Count of Monte Christo
One of the greatest authors ever lived. Writer Three Musketeers and Count of Monte Cristo. His father was first African descent general ever to hold command in Europe in Napoleon´s army to be exact. Impressive pedigree, yet most people don´t even know Alexander Dumas sr was african descent.
Tarantino does such great work. He’s claiming to only direct one more film before retiring, so we’re all anticipating what that may end up being. Django won two Oscars, in case anyone’s interested.
Tarantino has already released the name of his last movie, The Movie Critic. It's supposedly about an outspoken female movie critic who was prevalent in the 70s-90s.
@@IamCaptainInsano Damn, you're right. I forgot he announced that. My bad.
@@digidv85 no worries, it just happened recently. I believe he's in the beginning stages of writing it so it'll still be a while before we see it but man I can't wait to see his final movie. He's mentioned several times before that he hates that many directors retire after a bad movie so I expect him to put everything he has in on this one
@@IamCaptainInsano Yep! He says it’s not based on or him doing his own take on Pauline Kael, but I suspect it’ll at least draw from her.
He'll make more movies. What else could he do he's a film maker and still young. Create a TH-cam channel. He will produce something at least.
Your reaction to the “sweet Jesus, lemme kill this ….” made my day. I really needed that laugh. Thank you
That has to be one of the best lines in all cinema history.
There was a man who came up to the bar and asked Django to spell his name, afterwards saying "I know" about the 'D' being silent. That actor is Franco Nero, who played the original Django from the 1966 film.
Going into this movie blind is crazy lol. Quentin never disappoints. Should check out Hateful 8, too.
Django was at one time considered to be one of the titular characters in The Hateful Eight.
@@maximillianosaben Hateful 8 took place after the Civil War, which plays a huge part in the storyline. I wouldn't be surprised if Django would've been Sam Jackson's character in the movie.
Going in blind is the best way to go in to most movies.
you should watch training day
I’m glad you gave this a chance. Try Tarantino’s “Inglourious Basterds” next… think of it as the Holocaust version of Django Unchained, plus it also stars Christopher Waltz (the doctor/bounty Hunter who helped Django) who is an incredible actor- but this time in a vilinaous role.
Also Samuel L. Jackson as narrator.
His performance in that movie is amazing. Bone chilling every time he's on screen.
My favorite Christopher Waltz role so far is in Inglorious Basterds. Effing amazing.
The girl who says ‘you mean you wanna dress like that?’ cracks me up everytime🤣 one of the best one liners in the film
I hope Jamie Foxx pulls out of whatever sickness he's going through. He's an amazing actor and I hope we all get a chance to watch him in future projects.
he as a stroke i think..
The big Daddy scene is so great! No, that's not what i said 😂😂😂😂
This movie was hands down the best theater experience of my life. Packed house, lots of great collective reactions. This elderly black couple next to me practically fell out of their seats laughing at the bag eye hole argument scene.
Major you radiate actual joy when you laugh. You made this so much fun, which is an accomplishment since this movie was already good
Watching white people react to this film is so weird because they get all sensitive and borderline offended whenever the "N-word" pops up, or when the more racism-driven comedic elements happen. Black folks in my experience mostly just sit and watch and enjoy a film that's as serious as it is fun, because it's SUPPOSED to be both!
Phrenology is what Leo was talking about with the skull. It was pseudoscience that some people were into back in the day. It really goes to show how primitive we were, and how hatred and tribalism corrupts everything.
the "bag" scene has to be in my top 3 favorite moments from this movie. it's just so damn funny!! lmao
TOTALLY AGREE! It’s something about the mundane everyday conversation that everyone can relate to that makes it so hilarious. But it also shows how ridiculous the whole situation is in the first place. Like calling together a posse to carry out a lynch mob is just a normal everyday activity. As normal as having an argument at work with a group of coworkers. It’s genius on Tarantino’s part!!
Another great Leo/Tarantino film is "Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood" that came out in 2019, co stars Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie, Al Pacino, Austin Butler, Margaret Qualley, Dakota Fanning. Just a stacked cast and a great movie about the late 1960s in Hollywood.
The guy who asked Django to spell his name was Franco Nero, he played the original Django in the 1960s, such a cool cameo
I recommend Inglorious Bastards as your next Tarantino movie
37:16 He calls out "D'Artagnan" because that's the name of the mandingo fighter who tried to runaway and got torn apart by the trackers & their dogs. Django's there in his name to avenge his death and let them all know it!
Calvin's sister flying back after getting shot was an homage to early western movies when it was still taboo to have a woman die on screen, so they'd have them get yanked out of frame as a metaphor for death instead lol.
Leo did cut himself when he first slammed his hand on the table and shattered a glass. They cut filming, stitched him up, and Tarantino wanted to leave that little detail in to add to the intensity and vileness of Leo's character when he smears his "blood" on Kerry's face. He really did cut himself, but they weren't actually going to let him smear blood all over Kerry's face lol
And the science of phrenology Calvin was talking about as he was showing them Ben's skull is a long out-of-date science. It was popular at the time, but is no longer regarded as viable.
Yeah looking at someone's genes are so much better than phrenology
The thing that makes the scene where he shoots Calvin Candie when he goes for a handshake is so underrated. Just before that scene you see Dr. Shultz having terrible memories he has witnessed dealing with these slave owners. And when Calvin demands him give a handshake, Dr Shutlz can't even pretend to give him respect by shaking his hand. And morally he couldn't help himself but to take out this evil man from the earth. I think a lot of people see that scene and are confused as to why he shot him when he could have shaken his hand and walked away peacefully. It's because to him, Candie didn't deserve any respect. Not even fake, forced respect.
D'Artagnan was the fourth musketeer and also the name of the guy that got mauled by the dogs. The people he killed were the ones with the dogs who worked for Calvin.
I’ll never forget seeing this live in theater opening night.I laughed so fucking hard. This might be the best black super hero movie next to spawn. I’m glad you got around to this pimp, this shit slaps.
Right...my husband was looking at me like I was crazy
@@ms.battle9055 if you don’t get the joke, it’s not funny. As a Mexican, every one of these colored jokes hit hard 😂
I do like it a lot but it's gotta be Blade. I don't remember seeing Spawn being black in the movie though.
@@Nekotaku_TV he’s played by Michael Jai White, who’s black as night 😂😂😂you have to savagely miss remember a movie to not know one of the physically fittest martial artist on the world 😂😂😂
@@Nekotaku_TV Michael Jai white even plays black dynamite 😂 get your shit together yo
So many recommendations! All of Mel Brooks' movies, Princess Bride, Shawshank Redemption, A League of their own (Movie), Bram Stokers Dracula, Clue, Kung Fu Hustle, Shaolin Soccer, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Monty Python and the Meaning of Life...Really anything Monty Python, Azumi, Good Omens, The Magnificent Seven, The Hateful Eight, Maverick, Silverado, Hidalgo.....I am sure I will give you more later!
Jamie Foxx is GOLDEN in here👌🏽🔥
Absolutely flawless movie! Intense,funny, inspiring!
10/10
I grew up in Mississippi and my grandmother taught me "M-I- crooked letter, crooked letter - I- crooked letter, crooked letter - I- humpback, humpback -I" 😂
I’m glad you went ahead with this one even if you had some reservations… such a great film! Always good to see you bruh, hope the fam is well ❤ Kill Bill next?… 😂
It was actually his blood when he smashed the glass it really cut him but he’s such a good actor he stayed in character!!! Crazy stuff
Leo DiCaprio did cut his hand during the table monolog. So yeah it was probably real.😅
Christoph Waltz (Dr Schultz) is also in Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds.
A cool thing to know, the older guy at the bar that asks his name, Django tells him and that the 'd' is silent, he replies "i know" hes the orignal Django from the old movie
Alexandre Dumas (the black French guy) wrote Count of Monte Cristo - two movies with references, crazy
You're right. Leo really cut his hand during that scene. There's an interview out there with Leo talking about the scene.
you NEED to go watch the Roy Wood Jr Joke about Leo calling Jamie the N word to his face in front of Samuel L Jackson!!! 😂😂😂 He does his own stunts! Lol
The thing I love most about QT movies is the humor that's mixed into all the violence. There are scenes from Django, From Dusk Til Dawn, Kill Bill and obviously Pulp Fiction that make me crack up every time I see them. 😆
As far as I know Leo either breaks or cuts his hands in at least 3 films. That was real blood on Kerrys face.
So glad you chose this. This was one of the good western movie I think it best
39:52 Apparently the housekeeper was faster than the younger woman because the younger woman was a 'comfort slave' and so had to wear heels to look her part, so she can't run as fast.
I keep seeing them telling Hildy that Django was crazy and that she needs to come with them and for Hildy to remind them that she's a free woman who can make her own decisions now, and add that 'it's Mrs Freeman now".
GET WELL! soon Jamie. You are a phenomenon actor.
When they finally invent time travel I'm going to come swoop you up and we're going to see this in the theater! 🤘
This may be my favorite reaction you've done. Can't wait to start this up. 🍻
Great movie! One of QT's best. 40:34 hilarious!
If you like Schultz, Christoph Waltz, in this movie, lookup 'Inglorious Basterds'. He is such a nice guy in that movie.
Yes that was really Leo's blood. He actually cut himself during that scene & they kept it in. Look it up
I CAN'T BELIEVE you have never seen this FANTASTIC! Jamie Fox movie before. OMG! that blows my mind, but you did explain why you never did LOL! I am always happy! to se something new from you. Thank you! for the energy and excitement you bring always,
I have to go just for the fact that you were questioning if Candy’s skull talk at the table was true.
Stand for something or fall for anything. Zombies just follow the noise. Bliss is where I don’t exist.
I saw this in the theater before I really knew who Tarantino was and by the time I walked out it was my favorite movie ever for a while lol
29:36 Specifically, Alexandre Dumas's paternal grandmother was a slave of Afro-Caribbean descent, bought by a French marquis when he was living in the French colony of Saint-Dominigue (aka Haiti) to be his concubine. The marquis had a son and two daughters with her, when he went back to France he sold her and their daughters to a baron, but took their son Thomas-Alexandre with him to France (after basically pawning him - selling him with the understanding that he could buy him back at any time). Thomas-Alexandre was eventually given his freedom in France and his father arranged for him to be educated like a 'gentleman', but they had a major falling out when Thomas joined the army as a private rather that using his fathers title to get a higher position - apparently the name Dumas comes from his mother and apparently it means that she was farm property. During the French Revolution (which also abolished slavery on the French colonies) Thomas-Alexandre joined France's first all-black legion and was lieutenant to the legions Colonel Joseph Bologne (who was likewise the son of a French nobleman and a house-slave, was likewise legitimised, freed and educated in France, and who was given the title Chevalier de Saint-Georges for his skills as a fencer, violinist, and composer and is unfairly called 'the Black Mozart' even though we know that Mozart actually took inspiration from him (or stole from him, jury's out on it) but ultimately sided with the revolutionaries when the revolution happened - a movie just came out about him, Chevalier, and a play was written about him a few years ago called 'The Chevalier'), and eventually Thomas-Alexandre Dumas became the first man of African descent to rise to the position of General in the French Army. He married a white woman and had 3 daughters and a son with her - Alexandre Dumas. He was imprisoned during Napoleon's rise to fame, his marriage was threatened by Napoleon reintroducing the laws about slavery and interracial marriage after he became emperor of France, and he died without getting the financial compensation for his years in prison or his loyalty to the French army, and after he died Napoleon refused to pay his widow the money generally given to widows of generals, so she had to work and raise her children on her own, and Alexandre Dumas went without a secondary education.
But to summarise all of this, yes, Alexandre Dumas was black. Though some would call him mixed (the way some insist that he wasn't black makes me wonder if they don't want to think that one of the most popular authors of all time whose books have been adapted into movies since movies were invented could be called black) and others would call him and his father Creole. Either way, as the grandson of a slave, Alexandre Dumas's approval of a slave being torn apart by dogs would be "a dubious proposition at best" - I think one of his villains in one of his books dabbled in the slave trade.
Really hoping someone makes a movie about General Dumas or a miniseries, his story is basically begging for screen adaptions.
Man, Django's outfit during the final scenes was pretty awesome.
The song you asked about near the end as Django is preparing himself and riding back towards Candyland for his wife is a John Legend song and it’s called “who did that to you?” It’s actually one of my favorite songs….I listen to it at least once a week to this day. Tbh I think you may be the first person I’ve seen reacting that has actually picked up on how epic John Legend sounds as bad ass Jamie Fox straps up to take care of business. Lol and I’m sure someone has commented this fact by now but when Django yells D’Artagnan at the end as he kicks in the door and takes out that room full of ppl. He was referring to the poor guy ripped up by dogs. And yes that was the same guy Shultz was referring to when he schooled Candy about the author of the 3 musketeers being a black man. Shultz said that he could tell candy was a big fan of the 3 musketeers book bc he named his”slave” after one of the characters “D’Artagnan”.” So Django yelling the name was him announcing that he was killing all of them as revenge for D’Artagnan. Such an awesome call back and just shows the little details that Tarantino pays attention to that makes his movies master pieces.
To this day, I have to leave the room whenever Kerry Washington is getting whipped. That scream breaks my heart. There are like two or three moments in this movie that make me cry. That's the main one
No Leo really cut his hand during that scene, it was one of his best performance.
That speech about phrenology at the dinner table by Leo is a good example of the quack science that was prevalent in the 19th century.
Brooo this is the most fun I've had seeing this reaction! I absolutely love Quentin Tarantino movies! And Django is one of the best! Awesome reaction Big Dawg! You got a new subscriber just off the first video I've ever seen from your channel!
Django was originally offered to Will Smith, but after a number of discussions with Quentin Tarantino, he ultimately passed on the film. There were just aspects to the overall resolution of the plot that he wasn't satisfied with.
Prayers for Jaime Foxx man!!! 🙏🙏 banger of video as always Major.
Not only did I know that you would love this movie, but see how excited you got was awesome!!! This movie is fantastic!!! He's a bad mo fo!!! Love you my man!🎉🎉🎉 Always hitting that like button for you. Also 28 minutes in when you mentioned blood... Excellent. He really did accidentally cut himself. But they kept going
And yes the hand breaking the glass was real and on accident but Leo was in the zone and finished the take and he got a standing ovation from the cast and crew
When he smashed his hand on the table he actually did cut his hand open however I think I’ve seen it reported that they shot that scene and cleaned up Leo’s hand and Leo wanted to smear fake blood on the women’s face to make it feel more real.
billy crash played by Walton Goggins also plays the role of Venus Van Dam in Sons of Anarchy and also plays the role of Sheriff Chris Mannix in The Hateful Eight
Let's Gooo Major luv Quentin's movies and your vids!!
37:15 its the name of the slave that got ripped apart by those hilbillies dogs
He really did cut his had, and that freak out was real
Another fun fact; the white horse Jamie is riding bareback at the end is actually his own horse!
Quentin always has a cameo...my favorite when he was scalped in Inglorious
So he actually did cut himself, but then they put fake blood on his hand when he rubbed it on her face. It's a common misconception that he actually rubbed blood on her face.
Love your reaction!! And Scandal was my favorite show too!!
Never thought I would absolutely despise any character of DiCaprio’s. It’s a testament to his acting that Calvin Candy is such a monster.
but Jamie Foxx saying boy to the slave owners and giving what they had coming is pretty satisfying to see
Leo cutting his hand was a complete accident, but so gnarly, and professional, Leo stayed in character and they continued the scene...as far as the blood he whipes on her face, I think it was real, but then again, they could have swapped it for fake blood. Not sure Ms. Washington would have appreciated his real blood being smeared all over her face...but who knows...lol
The blood smear on the face was fake. That would never have been allowed without major consequences. That’s potentially very dangerous.
They absolutely cut to fake blood when he smeared it on Kerry's face. The face smear wasn't in the script, after they took care of DiCaprio's hand, Tarantino told him to redo the shot with that change (and fake blood).
Yo your belly laugh when Sam L was asking Jesus to let him kill him was so authentic…my stomach hurts from your reaction lollll. I love your reactions
That was leos real blood. He really accidentally cut his hand so he wiped his real blood on her face. That was a legit grossed out reaction. Great catch
Nope. Not true. He really cut his hand but they cut, stitched up and bandaged his hand, and the blood on her face was fake. You could never do something like that for real on a movie set because what if she caught some kind of blood borne disease??? The insurance and legal coverage alone would bankrupt the production.
This movie was a masterpiece!!
Great Reaction, Jamie and Kerri also starred in “Ray”, did a very good job portraying Ray Charles life story 😊
Ive seen this movie like 25 times and only now I realize that in the final scene when Django holds and drop the candle its the same trick the doctor used in the first scene when he shot the brothers to free Django 😮😮😮😮
You gotta treat yourself to a two minute Jamie Foxx youtube clip of him on The Howard Stern Show where he does a spot on Tarantino impression of how he directed Foxx in this movie. It's piss your pants hilarious as well as Foxx laying it out that Quentin is the real deal.
Glad you finally watched this. Hateful Eight would be an excellent follow-up to react to!
If your taking an recommendations, The Hateful 8 is also by Tarantino and Shutter Island is a good DiCaprio movie.
Your personal story reminded me of a recollection of an obscure African American named Buck Colbert "B.C." Franklin (1879 - 1960). He was very well educated and had moved to Tulsa to work as a lawyer a few months before the Tulsa race massacre. While white people were able to abuse the law to wrest much of the wealth from the blacks of what was known as "Black Wall Street", he worked hard to limit the abuse. His recollection that you reminded me of was how white people would address other white people as "Mr. Smith" and "Mrs. Johnson", but would address black people by their first name as a means of disrespect. In response, black people would name their children actual titles such as "General", "Mister", or... "Major". It could be that your given name follows from that tradition.
Banger to watch along with my dinner! Perfect timing man!
As a note: Candy said that he paid $500 for one of his mandingos, and Django said $12,000 for the right one. In today's money, that's over $500,000 for a single person. No wonder Candy's attention was on them at that point, and why Schultz called it an "outrageous amount of money" - Especially since in those times, some slaves would be sold for $15-25. (What was meant by "you will sell her cheap")
I always love the part when Dr. Schultz tells Candie that Alexandre Dumas is black.
Please watch Kill Bill
One of my favorite movies of all time!! 💯
If it's not on the list yet, a good Tarantino movie is The Hateful 8, not sure of you've done Kill Bill 1 & 3 but also give Four Rooms a chance. It's not just directed by him, but you gotta watch. Also, I would recommend Desperado by Robert Rodriguez.
Since you like Scarlett Johansson if you haven't yet, watch Lucy. Great movie since you also dig the enlightenment type movies.
12 Monkeys is great. Has Bruce Willis and Brad Pitt. Surrogate is good too. The whole 9 yards is funny and also has Bruce Willis.
The story goes that Leo cut his hand on accident for real and they kept rolling and was one of the best acting scenes ever 👀
The story is wrong.
Django yelled "D'artagnan!!" because that was the name of the slave they killed with dogs. He was getting revenge for him!
This movie has a lot to take in. Really ugly feelings and amazing feelings. It's really nice you go through it to experience all of the emotions. Reaction on point!
D'Artagnan is a Musketeer! Great catch. Great reaction
Hey yooooo! Obligatory recommendation for The Count of Monte Cristo (2002)
Facts that's a top 5 right there
Leo's bleedy hand was real. Even Tarantino himself was quite perturbed and was considering not to include that scene in the cut 😂
D'Artagnan was the youngest and fourth of the Three Musketeers (Porthos, Athos & Aramis) written by Alexandre Dumas. A few commentators already mentioned Alexandre Dumas, but in association with "The Count of Monte Cristo", but you were talking about D'Artagnan, so I thought I'd mention that he's the newby, musketeer-in-training of "The Three Musketeers". Dumas is considered one of
France's great fiction authors, however, even now the French still have difficulty reconciling his greatness and his Africaness/blackness. Other Tarantino movies worth watching are both of the Kill Bill movies and "The Hateful Eight."
My understanding is that Leo did really cut his hand, but continued the scene. But before they filmed the part where he wipes his hand on Kerry's face, they cut the filming and used fake blood.
Inglorious Basterds next pls!
Also would love to see your reaction to The Changeling (2008) - amazing film, based on a true story and rarely reviewed. Definitely a one time watch for many 😢
If you want to check some great Samuel L. Jackson's movie, try The Hitman's Bodyguard (2017)... the action comedy... you will love it. :D
this is such a great movie ...also i do know there are some great behind the scenes stories from this movie but Leo, Jamie Foxx & Samuel L i owuld watch it just for them but this is a pretty star studded cast even for the more minor cast
Props to Major also for catching that. 👍😎
18:14 I’m honestly surprised to have found someone to point this out on first glance, because it IS the same actor 🤣 Different character though (before someone says “not that hard to tell”, my surprise is because of how little light was in the opening scene)
When he busted into that house and shot everyone near the end, he was like, "D'Artagnan, Motherf*uckers!" They're the ones who had the dogs who tore up D'Artagnan