A dynamic and tyrannoclastic western by the best Hollywood inventor and mockingbird, and subverter of established concepts and cliches by Quentin Tarantino. As it should be, the blood flows like a river here. It has always amazed me that in Tarantino tapes, bloody scenes do not cause a desire to turn away, they are shot so qualitatively and spectacularly, somewhat ironically, that you want to look at it. And only Quentin can do that. In general, the picture turned out to be excellent. I was impressed. It turned out mentally, without the usual set of cliches and primitiveness. An eccentric bounty hunter, he hunts for shooting the most dangerous criminals, and he cannot do without a reliable assistant. A runaway slave named Django is an excellent candidate. However, the new assistant has his own motives - something needs to be sorted out. The plot is built around the journey of two criminal bounty hunters who became friends and partners by the will of fate. almost every episode has an unpredictable ending, events do not develop according to a template, coming to an unexpected ending. An alternative view of the story of slavery and liberation. The film shows the strength of the spirit of an unconquered slave, the ruthlessness of people. "When winning, one must be able to wait, indignantly, wait and endure."
You know, I like that this movie was not afraid to show you the brutally honest truth of slavery from back in the day, but also show you that it wasn’t just white people who were slave owners. There was also black slave owners working with other white slave owners. But I mean it’s Quentin Tarantino what do you expect? He’s always going to be brutally honest in terms of his storytelling also when it comes to time period films.
He’s honest to a point because there’s so many nuances to Black slave owners, but that’s a whole other story. Django is still very (figuratively) black and white.
Leonardo actually cut his hand during the take, where he slammed his hand onto the table...but he continued acting. It's real blood, and than they incorporated it into the scene
Everyone in this movie acted their butts off! Christopher Waltz is amazing as the "dentist" 😂 and Leo's method acting is legendary especially when he cut his hand open and kept acting the scene. Thanks as always for your reactions ladies 😊
I dont think anyone was acting at all.....i think they just played themselves. Blacks did black roles and all the whites did what whites have done for thousands of years 😮😂
Loved your reaction as always. You should watch society of the snow. It's a great movie and I would love to hear what you have to say about that one. If you do watch it I recommend the original language with subtitles, the acting was amazing
44:15 The musical theme is from a western film called "Lo chiamavano Trinità" or in English "They Calle me Trinity" from 1970, very good and fun, recommended
Christopher Waltz is an amazing actor but he's not the only one. Leonardo DiCaprio creates a completely amazing villain and this may be Samuel Jackson's best role.
I got another suggestion for u guys,its a movie its called once upon a time in hollywood it revolves around hollywood in the 1960s it has leonardo decaprio,brad pitt and margot robbie,i finally watched it few months ago and i enjoyed it and its also directed by the same guy that directed django unchained.
Jackie Brown and the Kill Bill movies maybe. But not Pulp Fiction, it’s one of the most overrated movies ever made and Death Proof and Hateful 8 were just horrible movies
@8:15 "Having sand" is slang for "having spirit," "being willful," or "having character." The opposite of "being a doormat," or being "wishy-washy." Someone "with sand" endures and perseveres through difficulty. @20:10 (seeing DiCaprio) Viki: "He's so cute." Lia: "He's so cute. I just want to hug him." 🤣 Oh... just you wait...
Here is a suggestion probably not in your play book- do a music reaction! If you like rock & roll (or think you might) here is one of the greatest live performance of the 70's. LYNYRD SKYNYRD - "Free Bird" (Live Oakland Coliseum Stadium) (th-cam.com/video/QxIWDmmqZzY/w-d-xo.html) Over 74 million views
Love this movie. Lots of gratuitous violence. I own several reproduction fire arms of that era a a few originals, and can tell you for a fact that the handguns could not inflict the wounds you see in this movie. That said, I loved it.
Guys, please don't take this as real history. You want real Southern history go to the Abbeville Institute. Plus, many Confederates moved to Mexico and Brazil one is just outside of Sao Paulo still to this day.
I love Tarantino and you definitely have to suspend belief a little bit in his stories. And for me probably the least believable thing in this one is how everybody just instantly bows to a Piece of paper that this dude that just killed somebody says gave him permission to do it. I could believe AUS Marshall not just outright killing the guy that shot the sheriff. And understanding that the legal document was legitimate. But there is absolutely no reason in hell why the guy that hired the Brittle brothers didn't shoot Django and Doctor Schultz dead right on the spot. They already had tense words with each other and we know how he felt about django. Just the fact that they killed 3 people would be justification enough for them to shoot without questioning them at all. And if they found that handbill on their body afterwards that is not their fault. This the law would probably deem them innocent of any guilt. But back then and where they were they probably could have just buried the 2 of them and never spoke about it again and nobody would have ever known.
The part where Leonardio slammed his hand on the table and cut it was not scripted. He really cut his hand and started bleeding but he continued to finish the scene
Homies,,,love your reaction to this movie 🍿 🫶🏼👍🏼,,,,, So sad 😢 how they were treated……. Just to let you know,,, 🤯🤯🤯🤯 When Leonardo, was telling the story about the three dimples in the skull 💀,,, scene 🎬 ,,,,, at the moment he smashed his hand 🤚🏼 on the wine 🍷 glass he actually cut 🔪 his hand 🤚🏼 for REAL !! 😳 😳😳 it was not in the script in the 🎥 movie,, Mr. Quentin Tarantino, liked it and kept rolling the camera 🎥,,🤯🫣😳….. So ! If you really look at it ! Leonardo, actually smeared his blood all over Kerry Washington’s face,,🫣🫣😵💫😷…… Say Whaaat……
Beauty like those plantations, is always built out of the blood of the less fortunate. Being extremely rich isn’t something to strive for, it always means turning a blind eye to how you got there, ant to me means never justifies the ends...
Two comments intimately related. We saw the polar opposites that slaves attempted to navigate. At one end of the spectrum we watched adult slaves act like 5 year olds (safer to be nonthreatening). We also saw albeit very briefly a scene in which we saw a slave coffel in which slaves wore iron masks (how medieval can you get). They put those masks on slaves who were deemed to be a physical threat as Django was.
Since you liked this, you should also enjoy films by Guy Ritchie - he's like the UK equivalent of Tarantino, mixing heavy action with crazy comedy, amazing acting, and top quality dialogue. Start with 'The Gentlemen' or 'Snatch'.
Saying a plantation is beautiful is beyond crazy that’s like me seeing a old concentration, camp, and saying it’s beautiful or that’s a nice building gotta be more aware of what you saying
Hello Lia & Vicki, the loveliest Homie Girls!😊 Lia is always gorgeous!🌹 This is an epic Quentin Tarantino film! To "have sand" means to have courage.😉 LEO! I had to take a break about half way though due to the disturbing scenes.😉 That was Quentin Tarantino that Django shot wearing the dynamite that blew up when he escaped.😉 Great reactions to this disturbing film, with a satisfying ending, Ladies!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏
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A dynamic and tyrannoclastic western by the best Hollywood inventor and mockingbird, and subverter of established concepts and cliches by Quentin Tarantino. As it should be, the blood flows like a river here. It has always amazed me that in Tarantino tapes, bloody scenes do not cause a desire to turn away, they are shot so qualitatively and spectacularly, somewhat ironically, that you want to look at it. And only Quentin can do that. In general, the picture turned out to be excellent. I was impressed. It turned out mentally, without the usual set of cliches and primitiveness. An eccentric bounty hunter, he hunts for shooting the most dangerous criminals, and he cannot do without a reliable assistant. A runaway slave named Django is an excellent candidate. However, the new assistant has his own motives - something needs to be sorted out. The plot is built around the journey of two criminal bounty hunters who became friends and partners by the will of fate. almost every episode has an unpredictable ending, events do not develop according to a template, coming to an unexpected ending. An alternative view of the story of slavery and liberation. The film shows the strength of the spirit of an unconquered slave, the ruthlessness of people. "When winning, one must be able to wait, indignantly, wait and endure."
Wow, that's a mouth full of an explanation lol
@@JHolt_88It's called Passion with a dash of show off.
The guy at the bar who asked Django to spell his name is Italian actor Franco Nero who played the OG Django from the 1966 film.
Franco Nero means Frank "Black" 😂
Wow! Interesting.
Fun Fact: The White Man at the Bar who asked Django his name was actually the ORIGINAL Django.
You know, I like that this movie was not afraid to show you the brutally honest truth of slavery from back in the day, but also show you that it wasn’t just white people who were slave owners. There was also black slave owners working with other white slave owners. But I mean it’s Quentin Tarantino what do you expect? He’s always going to be brutally honest in terms of his storytelling also when it comes to time period films.
He’s honest to a point because there’s so many nuances to Black slave owners, but that’s a whole other story. Django is still very (figuratively) black and white.
Leonardo actually cut his hand during the take, where he slammed his hand onto the table...but he continued acting. It's real blood, and than they incorporated it into the scene
Everyone knows that...
The guy who said to Django that he knew that the D was silent in the name played Django originally in 1966. It was passing the torch on
Awesome reaction of my favorite superhero movie!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊
One of the few flawless movies ever made! Absolute classic!
They actually did have a 'Hot Box' in the southern slave era
I feel sad for Vikki every time she cries, Happy Birthday 🎂 Cutie
dr. schulz is a very polite and correct gentleman
Jamie Foxx & Leonardo DiCaprio are phenomenal actors. This is my favorite Quentin Tarantino movie.
Pulp Fiction is my first, but this is a good second.
@@MalcolmThompson-rc1nbPulp Fiction is one of the most overrated movies ever
My wife spent all night cutting these eye holes! 🤣
The two shot pistol is a Derringer, very small but effective.
Everyone in this movie acted their butts off! Christopher Waltz is amazing as the "dentist" 😂 and Leo's method acting is legendary especially when he cut his hand open and kept acting the scene. Thanks as always for your reactions ladies 😊
If true it's gross. If I was the lady he smeared on there would be a lot more blood
I dont think anyone was acting at all.....i think they just played themselves. Blacks did black roles and all the whites did what whites have done for thousands of years 😮😂
@@godzillaprimeshes black. U cant even see blood on her.
Loved your reaction as always. You should watch society of the snow. It's a great movie and I would love to hear what you have to say about that one. If you do watch it I recommend the original language with subtitles, the acting was amazing
I never expected I could hate any character that Leo plays, then Calvin Candy came along.
I think this movie is the first time Leonardo DiCaprio ever played the villain… and he’s really perfect at it
Same thing with Tom Cruise in Collateral 2004😁.
Catch me if u can hes a villian.
@@rocketraccoon2729 but he was just a regular worker doing a job. How was he a villian?
@@rocketraccoon2729actually no, Tom Cruise was the villain in Interview with the Vampire… he was the bad vampire
His best role hahaha!
44:15 The musical theme is from a western film called "Lo chiamavano Trinità" or in English "They Calle me Trinity" from 1970, very good and fun, recommended
Christopher Waltz is an amazing actor but he's not the only one. Leonardo DiCaprio creates a completely amazing villain and this may be Samuel Jackson's best role.
The Homies Awesome Video Today!!🔥🐐🐐💎
You should check out the next Tarantino film, "The Hateful Eight"
No, Hateful 8 was one of the worst movies ever
please girls react high school musical movies
This is such a fun movie to watch people react to :3
I got another suggestion for u guys,its a movie its called once upon a time in hollywood it revolves around hollywood in the 1960s it has leonardo decaprio,brad pitt and margot robbie,i finally watched it few months ago and i enjoyed it and its also directed by the same guy that directed django unchained.
Quentin Tarantino was the Man holding the Dynamite who was blown up 💥
Do more Quentin Tarantino movies: Jackie Brown, Kill Bill 1&2, Pulp Fiction, Death Proof & The Hateful Eight.
Jackie Brown and the Kill Bill movies maybe. But not Pulp Fiction, it’s one of the most overrated movies ever made and Death Proof and Hateful 8 were just horrible movies
when Snow Ball said "Honest Ingin" this means he's a Honest Indian.
@8:15 "Having sand" is slang for "having spirit," "being willful," or "having character." The opposite of "being a doormat," or being "wishy-washy." Someone "with sand" endures and perseveres through difficulty.
@20:10 (seeing DiCaprio) Viki: "He's so cute." Lia: "He's so cute. I just want to hug him."
🤣 Oh... just you wait...
it's having grit... because sand is corse and abrasive
@The Homies Happy Birthday Vikki! Sending love from Denver Colorado!!!
you guys are great 👍👍👍👍👍
I love the homies, their reactions make me laugh, cry and be happy, they are the best group on all of TH-cam ❤️😍.
I believe that is a Deringer pistol.
Marry me 💍 Vicki ❤
Here is a suggestion probably not in your play book- do a music reaction! If you like rock & roll (or think you might) here is one of the greatest live performance of the 70's. LYNYRD SKYNYRD - "Free Bird" (Live Oakland Coliseum Stadium) (th-cam.com/video/QxIWDmmqZzY/w-d-xo.html) Over 74 million views
Love this movie. Lots of gratuitous violence. I own several reproduction fire arms of that era a a few originals, and can tell you for a fact that the handguns could not inflict the wounds you see in this movie. That said, I loved it.
Guys, please don't take this as real history. You want real Southern history go to the Abbeville Institute. Plus, many Confederates moved to Mexico and Brazil one is just outside of Sao Paulo still to this day.
Nice as always. Now you need to start your Journey at DC animated movies universe
And with Arrow and Titans, both live action series from DC
I really advise you to watch a French movie: "Intouchables" (subtitles are available in English), it is really amazing.
I love Tarantino and you definitely have to suspend belief a little bit in his stories. And for me probably the least believable thing in this one is how everybody just instantly bows to a Piece of paper that this dude that just killed somebody says gave him permission to do it.
I could believe AUS Marshall not just outright killing the guy that shot the sheriff. And understanding that the legal document was legitimate.
But there is absolutely no reason in hell why the guy that hired the Brittle brothers didn't shoot Django and Doctor Schultz dead right on the spot. They already had tense words with each other and we know how he felt about django. Just the fact that they killed 3 people would be justification enough for them to shoot without questioning them at all. And if they found that handbill on their body afterwards that is not their fault. This the law would probably deem them innocent of any guilt. But back then and where they were they probably could have just buried the 2 of them and never spoke about it again and nobody would have ever known.
The part where Leonardio slammed his hand on the table and cut it was not scripted. He really cut his hand and started bleeding but he continued to finish the scene
Hey guys a channel called Kirsty Cotton is stealing your reaction videos. I reported them to TH-cam.
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Yep that hot knife scene you definitely have to brace for 🙅🏻♂️🙈
Love you Besties ❤️
It's a great movie. It's mostly comedy, but the slavery part is 100 real. This did happen to black people in America in 1860s
... until the late 1860s for sure!
Leo likes them a little younger Ladies!
This movie was something else😮😮😮
this movie is crazy.
Final song, Trinità tribute🇮🇹
I’m just a little more used to Americans than he is 👀
Homies,,,love your reaction to this movie 🍿 🫶🏼👍🏼,,,,, So sad 😢 how they were treated……. Just to let you know,,, 🤯🤯🤯🤯
When Leonardo, was telling the story about the three dimples in the skull 💀,,, scene 🎬 ,,,,, at the moment he smashed his hand 🤚🏼 on the wine 🍷 glass he actually cut 🔪 his hand 🤚🏼 for REAL !! 😳 😳😳 it was not in the script in the 🎥 movie,, Mr.
Quentin Tarantino, liked it and kept rolling the camera 🎥,,🤯🫣😳….. So ! If you really look at it ! Leonardo, actually smeared his blood all over Kerry Washington’s face,,🫣🫣😵💫😷…… Say Whaaat……
Great video.
Will Smith was considered for Django and he accepted, but left the project because he didn’t see eye to eye with Tarantino about the story
The good ol days..
Beauty like those plantations, is always built out of the blood of the less fortunate.
Being extremely rich isn’t something to strive for, it always means turning a blind eye to how you got there, ant to me means never justifies the ends...
Two comments intimately related. We saw the polar opposites that slaves attempted to navigate. At one end of the spectrum we watched adult slaves act like 5 year olds (safer to be nonthreatening). We also saw albeit very briefly a scene in which we saw a slave coffel in which slaves wore iron masks (how medieval can you get). They put those masks on slaves who were deemed to be a physical threat as Django was.
Beautiful vikioutofspace
Now you need to watch Detective Pikachu live action movie
I dig the bangs and only thing I like about this movie is the action.
43:18 “Why?” Me: that’s why.
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Yay for Tarantino!
Lia
Check out TRUE ROMANCE
Homies are the hottest reactions 😊
Such a movie. Qt just wanted to say the n word
Since you liked this, you should also enjoy films by Guy Ritchie - he's like the UK equivalent of Tarantino, mixing heavy action with crazy comedy, amazing acting, and top quality dialogue. Start with 'The Gentlemen' or 'Snatch'.
Saying a plantation is beautiful is beyond crazy that’s like me seeing a old concentration, camp, and saying it’s beautiful or that’s a nice building gotta be more aware of what you saying
Also Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.
Ellie and Michelle too.
Leonardo DiCaprio Brad Pitt Margot Robbie in the movie.
Another Quentin Tarantino movie .
Fun Fact: Tarrentino mentions Tennessee in Every Single One Of His Films. Go Big Orange!!! VFL
Hello Lia & Vicki, the loveliest Homie Girls!😊 Lia is always gorgeous!🌹 This is an epic Quentin Tarantino film! To "have sand" means to have courage.😉 LEO! I had to take a break about half way though due to the disturbing scenes.😉 That was Quentin Tarantino that Django shot wearing the dynamite that blew up when he escaped.😉 Great reactions to this disturbing film, with a satisfying ending, Ladies!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏
Please stop showing going in and out of the movie clips! It is annoying! Show the client o s in it's entirety! Stop interrupting the movie clips! Thank you!
I’m pregnant and waiting for his father to come home from Gaza so I haven’t seen a homies video recently
I prefer Leonardo Di Caprio like Calvin Candie hahaha! These two women were disgusted by him in this movie hahahaha! Best role!
Vikii so fine