Quincy Owyang Less obvious, first the glass of milk for the lady, then the oh i forgot what was that important thing i wanted to talk about... It is quiet not that obvious, tho i still dont get why would he do that except if we would assume that he was already plotting to fk over the reichstag, and that girl was only a backup failsafe for him.
A lot of good actors in that movie, but Christoph Waltz bossed it tbh (speaking, english, german, french and italian and still being able to delivrer an insane performance).
@@vacciniumaugustifolium1420 actually he learned by heart to the perfection the part of the script in Italian. He does not speak it... Very accurate accent though
These were the directors intentions, but at the end (as Italian) he was the worst . Or better, the best as the English speakers meant a word to be Italian.
Christoph Waltz truly deserved his Oscar. Perhaps even Michael Fassbender deserved it. Switching from English to French to German to Italian so flawlessly. Amazing
Landa makes it blatant that he knows they’re full of shit but by continuing to speak Italian he maintains the ruse just enough to force them to go through with the plan. Genius writing
L Cali agreed. It takes both. but the director deserves more credit in my book, actors are like talented vessels that live the vision of the director. they both are needed to create the magic on screen definitely
when you come across on your own comment you totally forgot about one year after and people had a real conversation under it.nice^^ i think waltz potrayed tarantinos vision of hans landa exactly how he wanted it and even better.
The tiny details are just amazing. The serious glare on Landa's face in 2:05, turning into a serious frown, is the exact same facial expression Landa had at the beginning of the movie when he interrogated the French farmer and asked him "You're sheltering enemies of the state, are you not?". I'm sure that if he kept at it for just a bit longer, she would crack on the spot just like the French farmer, but he decided on having some fun since he knows the truth already. Brilliant movie from a brilliant director and script-writer.
I think Landa *always* knows the truth before he acts. He had already planned his escape from the inevitable tribunals. I wonder how he would act if he felt he’d truly met his match? Moriarty meeting his Holmes?
Have you never been to Europe? I work at a university in Switzerland and most of the European students here usually speak 3 languages (some combination of English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, etc).
lol... Brad Pitt is immune after he did Pikey language in Snatch. I can pardon that guy for life in accents/dialect after that. I think he was purposely pronouncing it terribly for the character, not what he as an actor is capable of.
@@aa-ze5cz Yes. I learned that in rehearsal, Pitt said Buonjourno with the most American accent possible (when he was supposed to fake it Italian for the scene) which made everyone laugh, so they instead asked him from now on to just go with the US accent for the lols in the movie. And it works.
I'm from Tennessee and Brads Tennessee accent is horrifically bad. For a movie that is focusing on language they could have picked someone better to do his role in this.
now, obviously hans landa is a horrible person, but i couldn’t help but admire the character’s fluency in different languages and his ability to be so cunning. the way he already knows the guys absolutely are not italian so he just trolls them. hilarious
any native speaker can do that, it's nothing impressive. the italian and german fascists were also working very closely during this time so again not that impressive. People in a multi ethnic region can speak each other's languages. Nothing. Impressive.
It was never a great idea to pretend to be Italian for the benefit of an Austrian. Austria literally borders Italy and in those days it was probably the most learned foreign language in Austria (after French). It's more surprising earlier in the film when he speaks English - very few Germans at that time spoke English. Hitler didn't speak a word, even though he likely visited England. Although Herman Goring apparently did speak it.
@@illuminati955I speak 3 and I agree with him. Now what? Will you short-circuit? (What he said is a simple concept any monolingual can figure out, but that’s clearly above your mental paygrade anyway lol)
On a previous scene, Aldo Reine guarantees he is the best italian speaker of the group and therefore he must lead the situation. I remember the theatre absolutely cracking when he says "buon giorno". Love it.
I’m Italian, and Waltz’s Italian is just impressive. He really cancels his accent and even mimics the Italian one, on the words too, and how he pronounces them. Such a great actor and man.
i dont agree at all, if I were there I would have their same face. you can tell he knows the sounding and memorized the sentence but doesn't really understand what he's saying.
@@andreasottimano non è il conoscere 4 differenti lingue (che poi sono 3, non parla italiano, ma ha dovuto imparare questa linea di dialogo per il film) a renderlo uno dei migliori attori a livello mondiale al momento. Semmai un di più.
Tarantino himself said that if he wouldn’t have found the right Landa he wouldn’t have made the movie. Lucky for us Cristoph waltz is the best for this character. What an actor.
I always love that Donny and Aldo bring Omar despite Omar saying he isn't Italian(Although Aldo and Donny say they are part Italian) but Omar is the most convincing "Italian" when saying his name, even Landa congratulates him for not butchering his name. I love writing!
The fact that he already knew that she was a traitor and that the 3 are Americans before this scene starts since he saw her name on the napkin and is just toying with them and even teaching them how to speak proper Italian is hilarious.
I'm a french/german hybrid and I felt so blessed watching this movie and be able to understand all the scenes that weren't in english without subtitles. Still, the scene with the one language in the movie I don't speak is my absolute favorite, it's just perfect!
Funny thing is, Christopher Waltz doesn't speak Italian. He speaks French and German, but for this Italian part he had no idea what he was saying. I mean, he did because of the script, but...
@Aaliyah Kruger exactly. I mean, we do that sometimes, but not every time we talk. we use it when we say something like "what the fuck are you saying" or something like that, but it makes sense only if you're speaking italian
Aaliyah Kruger that’s not the stereotype about Germans! Your stereotype is always talking with an angry voice! Shouting even simple things to people like if you were giving orders to disobedient deaf dogs!
@@samuelguzmann Je pense, qu'il y a beacoup de personnes qui ne parle pas francais en europe. For example, me as a German native, I do only speak a very little and also just because I had to take French classes in school. Nevertheless, French is probably the second most important language in Europe - after English. Probably, third place is occupied by German due to being spoken in at least three countries and the importance of Germany in economics and politics. I assume that the fourth place goes to Italian due to their population and also their political impact... This is really interesting if you consider that, from a world-wide perspective, Spanish is more important than French, German and Italian combined. Maybe, one day, I'll start practicing this one... But it is so fast. (German is usually spoken in a rather slow fashion.) Why am I writing this here?
I love the respect Tarantino has for foreign languages. I don't speak German, Italian, Cantonese or Japanese so I can't confirm those passages, but whenever they speak French it feels like it could have been a French movie.
Before GooseSchtopoe Hans was a GradeSchool Teacher in England , inspiration for P.Floyd ; Tell student Oh So A Dog Ate ? your Homework ? I Thought you said you owned a Hamschter named Willie
I just realised "Dominic Decoco" was the only one who managed to keep a straight face when Hans Landa revealed he was fluent Italian. Dude probably had no idea what's going on.
@@mazennegm33 You wouldn't congratulate an Italian for pronouncing their Italian name correctly in Italian. He knew and wasn't scared to give the Americans a hint that he saw through their guise. Because again, why would anyone congratulate a person for speaking their _mother tongue_ correctly...
2:04 If you notice, he’s aware that SHES aware that he knows she’s stumped, so he says “I tease rough” and moves on with the conversation so as to not scare her away and be able to get her in the room to try on the shoe soon after this. He’s terrifying
I love he's like "And where in Paris is this mountain?" and waits for a bit, knowing he just blew their entire story to smithereens and then is like "Oh this is just cruel. Let's have some fun." and becomes a cat playing with a mouse, stretching it out, having the best time with their ineptitude.
Just lazy writing on Tarantino's part to be fair. They knew without a doubt there will be Gestapo at the premier and her injury was bound to raise questions. Anyone with half a brain would at least try and come up with a detailed story to cover it up. However, the Basterds are just a band of dumb psychotic yankee war criminals, so they didn't bother.
Before GooseSchtopoe Hans was a GradeSchool Teacher in England , inspiration for P.Floyd ; Tell student Oh So A Dog Ate ? your Homework I Thought you said you owned a Hamschter named Willie
I like how Landa is clearly just screwing with them here making them repeat their fake names and the last guy he pats on the shoulder almost saying "even though I know you are all lying you did the best job"
MikeMJPMUNCH I know, Especially when he gets Von hammersmack to say her excuse again and he bursts out laughing. Tarantino is the greatest film writer of all time, the villains he creates are second to none.
yeah the parallel is really great, the one with worst italian turned out to be the most convincing. And the one flaunting his italian turned to having the worst pronounciation.
@@domdom6895 oh man i lost it there . Complimenting him for pronouncing his own name 😂😭. Landa was enjoying playing with them so much . Making it so painfully obvious he could see through them.
What makes this scene even better is knowing that in a way Hans is on their side and wants the war to end as well. I think thats why he had so much fun messing with them, knowing he was never going to ruin everything.
netanel mullokandov I’ve literally thought to myself for years “Why the hell wouldn’t you just say you fell down the stairs instead of going with the mountain climbing story? It would make much more sense for an actress who ‘enjoys drinking, smoking, etc.’ instead of mountain climbing.” 😂
@@Couldbedumber True hahahaha but it didn't matter though, Hans already knew what happened in the bar and found her shoe and her signature on the napkin. He just probably wasn't expecting an excuse THAT dumb hahaha.
I love how he compliments Decocco because he's the one who actually did a good job pronouncing his name. Landa was just having too much fun trying to school them. Also, although the whole scene was hilarious, that "arrivederci" from Brad Pitt made me lose it in the theater.
Random italian guy here: it was really far from how an italian would pronounce it (the "e" is not heard in the scene and besides the name should be "Domenico") but still better than the disaster of Brad Pitt and the other
@@maicolbellomo5623 what about the italian of Waltz ? its good ? im french and when he does speak french in this movie its very very good , yes he have an accent but its amazing
Before GooseSchtopoe Hans was a GradeSchool Teacher in England , inspiration for P.Floyd ; Tell student Oh So A Dog Ate ? your Homework ? I Thought you said you owned a Hamschter named Willie
He learnt what he had to for the role but doesn't actually speak Italian. But that just underlines how good of an actor he is as he seemingly even fooled actual Italians into believing it. I speak French and Spanish as second and third language. Understanding some Italian comes free with that. Actually speaking it is entirely different though. Even more so as I'm German and we tend to butcher that language upon trying to...
David Lee That’s the fun thing about languages. Only those who learn them as mother languages will ever truly be able to manipulate them so greatly. People learning afterwards don’t have he instinctive understanding necessary to truly butcher the language. It’s lovely
Christoph Waltz really deserved an Oscar on this one he truly does an impressive job not only speaking multiple languages but also staying always on character making us the audience hate him and love him at the same time. And Michel Fassbender does the rest... Put it on a few words: This movie is truly a matter piece in my personal opinion😁👌👌
Not enough credit is given to Diane Kruger in this role. Her facial expressions and mannerisms are absolutely spot on as a fish-out-of-water movie star working as a spy. Just the right amount of uncomfortableness and fear in her performance.
3:51 is one of my all time fav moments in cinema....the dude just complimented the impersonator for saying his fake name correctly. Irony and humour at its best.
Before GooseSchtopoe Hans was a GradeSchool Teacher in England , inspiration for P.Floyd ; Tell student Oh So A Dog Ate ? your Homework ? I Thought you said you owned a Hamschter named Willie
Waltz is such a great and intelligent actor. When he begins to burst in laughter it was as though he had been actually holding in the chuckles until he broke his grip. Thus making it more believable and his hysterical pop was that much more satisfying. Small details like this in a slew of multiple acts in his role here are what go a long way to building his performance.
Igor Weber I agreed with this. He actually understood but cannot pronounce it correctly. Dominick Decocco is easy name btw. I think random guy should be able to pronounce it.
@@BarackBananas I actually didn't lol this I just what I got from the clip. The person who wrote this same comment probably just thought the same way I did. Stop accusing without knowing!!
As an italian, it's astounding how good he is. He even says "pronunzio" instead of "pronuncio" to highlight his knowledge of phonetics, he was making fun of their pathetic attempt from the first moment.
Essendo lui austriaco penso abbia sbagliato a dire la c, infatti con la pronuncia tedesca "pronuncio" suona come "pronunzio", però diamogli il beneficio del dubbio ahah
Dobbiamo mettere anche in conto che il film è ambientato negli anni 40, potrebbe essere stata una forma verbale che oggi è stata sostituita :) ad ogni modo capolavoro sto film
Contrary to popular belief, Christoph Waltz do not speak Italian. He learned the script for the movie. Actually he made a mistake here. At 3:37, he said "...vorrei propio sedire" (to sit down). It should be "vorrei propio sentire" (to listen). But take it from a native Italian speaker, his intonation and accent is impeccable. What an actor. Bravo.
Yep. Mocking them in all in such a sly, yet obvious manner. Flaunting his superiority, his power, but not in such a way as to spoil the game, alert the others around them. Landa is easily Tarantino's most fabulous villain, possibly his best character and the most captivating performance in any movie of his.
I know this scene is infinitely funny but when I saw this in a theater you literally heard people cringing out loud at the fact that they just gave themselves up that quickly. What a great scene
the whole scene of the cats playing with the mice is brilliantly written. Not only it's clever, it is UBER fun listening Brad Pitt speaking Italian with a Tennessee accent.
I love how Landa took control of the whole situation. I love the laugh he gave when Von Hammersmark told him about the cause of her injury, how he teased her, as if showing her how stupid she's to lie to his face. I love how he toyed around with the three men, and how he tapped the camera assistant on his shoulder as if congratulating him for not fucking it up as his two friends did. Waltz is brilliant.
He killed her later because she’s such a liability to whichever side she worked for due to her being dumb. Also see her leaving her signature, her one of a kind shoe at the scene of major shooting. She is such a wild parameter and might ruin Landa’s personal plan
You're right. The whole scheme was her doing and it was horrendously planned...... who the hell thought it would be a good idea to let a movie star coordinate delicate military operations like that?
very time consuming, a comedy club must be a mosh pit of people keeling over and running away laughing only to fight their way back to their seat and do it all over again.
Landa's hysterical laughter, to me, spoke of his disappointment. He knows that she was in Paris the day before, as that was when the pub shootout took place and her autograph was found. He expected her to pull out an extravagant and well thought out excuse, and she disappointed him. XD
@@depuntoapuntoenelmundo2408 I've seen compound fractures result from ankles being twisted. Twisted as in the physical motion, not just a sprain or a tweak.
@@GhostShip94 Yeah. I love the scene, but honestly the mountain climbing thing is dumber than her character should be. There's no reason to come up with such an excuse that is likely to lead to further questions and could easily expose her lack of knowledge about climbing when she could just say she fell in the street or down some stairs.
At 1:40 I think Lada is asking von Hammersmark why she commited treason. The blank face after the question and Hammersmark's "hmm" give me the sense that they both know what's going on, and Hammersmark tries to excuse her behaviour by saying that she'll never do it again. I think the moment Lada begins laughing that hard is the moment she knows he knows and her mannerisms change from big gestures and smiles to more understated ones, so it would make sense for her to try and save her skin. She keeps the farce just for appearance until Lada says he's only joking, which she believes, perhaps attributing her lack in judgement to understandable paranoia. Just for it all to fall apart seconds later again. Maybe all of this is obvious, but I haven't seen anyone talk about it.
This scene is so funny. He knows they're bullshitting, and speaks Italian just for the laugh and fuck them up. The look on their faces is obvious that they knows he can see through their shit HAHA.
@@heyheyheyheyheyhey76 he even compliments one of them on how well they said their own name. He's basically saying "you did a very good job studying on how to pretend to be an Italian."
There aint no mountain in Paris. So Hans was simply laughing out loud at this silly lie. Then he finds out the Italians are not actually Italians and at this point, he just wants to have fun fooling around with them. Saying bravo and everything lol. This scene was funny yet kinda scary.
This is why the "mountaineering" excuse was the worst ever. Not only are no mountains in Paris but the whole landscape surrounding Paris is fairly flat. The closest serious mountains are in the Massif Central and the Alps - both of which are at least 500 km (310 miles) from Paris. With today's modern highways you still need 6-7 hours to get there by car. Needless to say with the old country roads they had in France during WWII you'd be lucky to get there in a day's travel by car - and it's not like the occupying Germans allowed people to just use the often barricaded roads at will anyway. Forget about boarding a train, because they were all pretty much commandeered by the Germans who used them to transport their troops and equipment. At the stage of this story in 1944 the allies have also caused some serious damage on the French railway system via aerial bombing and the French resistance did their fair share too making point to point travel by train incredibly difficult. So the only way Bridget von Hammersmark could have possibly been telling the truth was if she had known some high ranking German officer with his own private plane who flew her to the alps, made her walk really fast up a mountain trail (takes hours), had her attempt climbing a proper mountain, falling immediately breaking her leg, had some village doctor patch her leg up and then fly straight back to Paris. Why some German officer would sacrifice time to take some actress to attempt mountain climbing out of the blue 500 kilometers away from Paris is obviously very hard to believe. My guess is Aldo's basterds came up with it wrongly assuming there are plenty of mountains in the vicinity of Paris. Tarantino's typical black humor.
There is Montmatre, though, which is a high and steep hill. Easily to stumble there on your way back down and break your ancle. Actually there are a lot of ways in Paris to hurt oneself; whyever did she think of mountains?
The moment Brad Pitt said buongiorno with his really heavy American accent (which also means good morning and not good evening) I laughed so hard. "Correcto" even better. And that Marlon Brando face, hilarious.
I don't speak Italian, but I know buongiorno would be incorrect. Since the scene is during the night, you would say "buona sera".. so Landa knew they weren't native Italian speakers.🤣🤣
Before GooseSchtopoe Hans was a GradeSchool Teacher in England , inspiration for P.Floyd ; Tell student Oh So A Dog Ate ? your Homework ? I Thought you said you owned a Hamschter named Willie
Fun facf: Waltz' laughter was not scripted but just happened on accident cause he couldnt hold it in.😂 But the filming wasnt halted and everybody just took it. Tarantino found it so hilarious that he let it slip and put it in the movie. Good thing on Quentin, now we have this legendary moment .
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I like how he is doing this only to fuck with them.
If i was him i would do the same
Hans Troll Landa.
BattlerTheBaster When he started speaking Italian fluently, I did Nazi that coming.
That's because he's a fucking troll overlord.
Quincy Owyang Less obvious, first the glass of milk for the lady, then the oh i forgot what was that important thing i wanted to talk about... It is quiet not that obvious, tho i still dont get why would he do that except if we would assume that he was already plotting to fk over the reichstag, and that girl was only a backup failsafe for him.
His hysterical laughter because he was expecting a better excuse is too iconic
true haha
A lot of good actors in that movie, but Christoph Waltz bossed it tbh (speaking, english, german, french and italian and still being able to delivrer an insane performance).
THE acting
True that. of all things, a german injuring her ankle MOUNTAIN CLIMBING HAHAHA
It was more like to scare em
"Si, correcto." Such a powerful line
😂😂😂😂😂
2:48 “Bawnjawrno”
3:03 “Grazzy”
3:10 “Eeeeh… see… corrayto”
3:17 “GOORLAHMEE… 3:22 GOORLAHMEE… 3:28 GOORAMEE”
4:17 “Arreevedearshee”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@jcmat9917 i think it's more a "Graatsi"
@@axelgautreau8828"A river there, chief"
@@jcmat9917 i think 4:17 is the funniest one
Lando : so, which part of the Italy are you from?
Aldo : Tennessini
And Decocco is from Naples, Florida
😂😂😂😂😂
Best and most original comment I have seen on TH-cam :)
Huaaa huaaa huaaa 🤣 HiU HiU. Tennessimni no?
I don’t think this is funny
Brad Pitt not even trying to hide the accent gets me every time lmao.
That was the idea.
@@cristiangarcia7002 Thanks captain obvious I totally didn’t know that
gorlawmi XD
@@Villarruel117 Then why make an obvious comment?
@@Villarruel117 Yeah that’s what he’s telling you
This guy's English, French, German and Italian vocabulary are higher than the average speaker of those languages
Perfect german, superb english, really good french and average italian
And they only know American, yes I know what I said
@@vacciniumaugustifolium1420 actually he learned by heart to the perfection the part of the script in Italian. He does not speak it... Very accurate accent though
@@rodrigodeangelis1275 I don't know if its more or less impressive!
I was mostly refering to his accent more than his actual knowledge
@@vacciniumaugustifolium1420 yeah, he is an incredibly good actor
Brad Pitt's "A River There, Chief" always gets me 🤣🤣🤣
That’s exactly what he’s saying jajaja
Dude puhahaha
Too gringo the asent
😅😅...I could understand it first time after reading ur comment ....😂
He’s speaking Ayetalian
The "bravo" he gives for Dominic Decocco is outstanding!
He was like: Well well, you did it right...unlike those idiots
I say bravo to this day just bc of this movie
Landa knew he was the only real Italian among them bahahha
@@user-ko5ul7yi1x Actually he was supposed to be the worst at Italian 😂
@Ealoseum but he was the only one who could pull it off
"Arrivedeeerci!"
"A RIVER DERCHY"
PsychosisFire
“A river derchie”
“Correct-thou”
“Bonjornouu”
“Greatsee”
ahaha
@Dαяk Kиigнт Haha
Dαяk Kиigнт ахпхпхр
a river dercheee
I love how he congratulates the last guy for being able to say it correctly knowing they are all lying
Bravo
He did it better than the others even he didn't know nothing about Italian.
These were the directors intentions, but at the end (as Italian) he was the worst . Or better, the best as the English speakers meant a word to be Italian.
No, He didn’t 😂
@@luvigir Worse than GorLami?
Christoph Waltz's confidence in this film is absolutely mind-blowing. Unparalleled performance.
He is austrian and he performed an austrian character
Christoph Waltz truly deserved his Oscar. Perhaps even Michael Fassbender deserved it. Switching from English to French to German to Italian so flawlessly. Amazing
Fassbender was good but he was also in like 3 scenes.
Brad Pitt completely destroyed the Italian langage
GORLAMI
Arividerchi
And you the english one...
*Freedomified*
A river der chi
Imagine laughing so hard that you had to check your medals.
I just realised now haha
He lost rank acting like a private lmao
He must've thought "Mountain climbing? You bitch, you must think I'm an amateur"
😂👊🏽
Oh My 🤣🤣🤣
Landa being more Italian than all the three combined is the best thing ever.
Landa makes it blatant that he knows they’re full of shit but by continuing to speak Italian he maintains the ruse just enough to force them to go through with the plan. Genius writing
Pitt deserves the medal of cringe for this scene.
ahhahhaha
A river deer chi.
Damn straight
@@vepothingo LMAO the way he said it, I died
1.5k peeps dont know what cringe is
christoph waltz sure knows how to create tension in the air.
Thats all tarantino. every nuance every gesture and lone from his mind
@@yopeepthestyle8308 true, but the actor is still performing the part incredibly well. both deserve credit where it is due :)
L Cali agreed. It takes both. but the director deserves more credit in my book, actors are like talented vessels that live the vision of the director. they both are needed to create the magic on screen definitely
I love him 😍
when you come across on your own comment you totally forgot about one year after and people had a real conversation under it.nice^^ i think waltz potrayed tarantinos vision of hans landa exactly how he wanted it and even better.
The tiny details are just amazing. The serious glare on Landa's face in 2:05, turning into a serious frown, is the exact same facial expression Landa had at the beginning of the movie when he interrogated the French farmer and asked him "You're sheltering enemies of the state, are you not?". I'm sure that if he kept at it for just a bit longer, she would crack on the spot just like the French farmer, but he decided on having some fun since he knows the truth already. Brilliant movie from a brilliant director and script-writer.
Didnt noticed that one thank you
Wow.... Nice to know, man! I didn't notice that subtle detail!!!! Truly, a once in a lifetime acting performance from Waltz
I think Landa *always* knows the truth before he acts. He had already planned his escape from the inevitable tribunals. I wonder how he would act if he felt he’d truly met his match? Moriarty meeting his Holmes?
One of the most brilliant performances ever on film!! He speaks 4 languages almost to perfection!!! Wow. 😊
Немецкий у него родной
He only speaks German, French and English. He doesn't actually speak Italian.
What do you mean? @@drakonimperialist6952
For Italian he memorized the lines he’s not actually a fluent Italian speaker lol
Have you never been to Europe? I work at a university in Switzerland and most of the European students here usually speak 3 languages (some combination of English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, etc).
The american accent of Brad pitt is terrific when he says arrivederci
😂😂😂😂😂😂yes
A river there, chief
lol... Brad Pitt is immune after he did Pikey language in Snatch. I can pardon that guy for life in accents/dialect after that.
I think he was purposely pronouncing it terribly for the character, not what he as an actor is capable of.
@@aa-ze5cz Yes. I learned that in rehearsal, Pitt said Buonjourno with the most American accent possible (when he was supposed to fake it Italian for the scene) which made everyone laugh, so they instead asked him from now on to just go with the US accent for the lols in the movie. And it works.
I'm from Tennessee and Brads Tennessee accent is horrifically bad. For a movie that is focusing on language they could have picked someone better to do his role in this.
Man Christoph Waltz absolutely stole the show in this movie.
Marrrga raaaay tea
Cristoph*
In der Tat
@@hola-qt9hz in der tat
@@sinutnaprezidenta5457 nope, christoph.
0:25, the fear in her eyes for a fraction of second then she suppressed it very quickly with a forced smile. Amazing acting and direction
now, obviously hans landa is a horrible person, but i couldn’t help but admire the character’s fluency in different languages and his ability to be so cunning. the way he already knows the guys absolutely are not italian so he just trolls them. hilarious
any native speaker can do that, it's nothing impressive. the italian and german fascists were also working very closely during this time so again not that impressive. People in a multi ethnic region can speak each other's languages. Nothing. Impressive.
@@Nah_I_Would_PlummetJesus christ man
@@Nah_I_Would_Plummet How many languages do you speak?
It was never a great idea to pretend to be Italian for the benefit of an Austrian. Austria literally borders Italy and in those days it was probably the most learned foreign language in Austria (after French). It's more surprising earlier in the film when he speaks English - very few Germans at that time spoke English. Hitler didn't speak a word, even though he likely visited England. Although Herman Goring apparently did speak it.
@@illuminati955I speak 3 and I agree with him. Now what? Will you short-circuit?
(What he said is a simple concept any monolingual can figure out, but that’s clearly above your mental paygrade anyway lol)
I love how Landa is literally schooling them on their Italian. I lost my shit when he complimented Decocco.
Bravo 😆😆😆😆
and also decoco head start to smoke 3:50....he smiling but dead inside
I laughs so hard at your comment. Exactly what I was thinking :D lol
He knew all along, of course. He knew. They knew he knew. He knew they knew he knew. Brilliant scene.
@@anagramconfirmed1717 absolutely right haha,
"Dominick Decocco"
"Bravo!"
looks like a teacher teaching Italian to his student
Shouldn't the Dominick spell as Domenico in Italian?
Like one Italian I know named as Domenico Berardi.
Yes, actually that means he has pronounced his name correctly, as saying "if you want to cheat me (as you are doing) you are on the right way".
Scoozi
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂yes sure
@Turtle Turtleson III yeah maybe, some Germans and Slavs live in North-east frontier of Italy.
On a previous scene, Aldo Reine guarantees he is the best italian speaker of the group and therefore he must lead the situation. I remember the theatre absolutely cracking when he says "buon giorno". Love it.
The laugh in response to her ridiculous “mountain climbing” lie is almost as hilarious as Brad Pitt’s “grattsee”.
I’m Italian, and Waltz’s Italian is just impressive. He really cancels his accent and even mimics the Italian one, on the words too, and how he pronounces them. Such a great actor and man.
Your comment is what I was looking for.
Piecera di conoscerti.I am turkish by the way.
i dont agree at all, if I were there I would have their same face. you can tell he knows the sounding and memorized the sentence but doesn't really understand what he's saying.
@@alessiofe he speaks fluent Italian, he know what hes saying lol
Considerando il fatto che parla anche tedesco e inglese è veramente un attore della madonna
@@andreasottimano non è il conoscere 4 differenti lingue (che poi sono 3, non parla italiano, ma ha dovuto imparare questa linea di dialogo per il film) a renderlo uno dei migliori attori a livello mondiale al momento. Semmai un di più.
I'm Italian and Waltz's vocabulary in this scene is richer than that of an average italian.
Francesco Auletta ma dai non è vero
Insomma ...io dico che lo e !
His English is richer than that of an average English too.
His French too. And even his German.
He actually said that he doesn't speak Italian.
"Gorlaamy"
I dropped to the floor hearing that the first time 😂😂😂
I was laughing so much when they were putting their hands up in that Italian gesture lmao xD
Tarantino made this movie, but
Christoph Waltz MADE this movie.
Tarantino himself said that if he wouldn’t have found the right Landa he wouldn’t have made the movie. Lucky for us Cristoph waltz is the best for this character. What an actor.
If "make" and "produce" are synonyms, then Harvey Weinstein made this movie.
And I MADE sammiches and it’s time to eat.
@@teo5836 you eat those sammiches king
Well said
Brad Pitt’s flawless Italian accent just incredible. 👌🏻
😂
Si, uhm CORRECTO
G O R L A M I
Ar'wderchee
Gratzee!
I always love that Donny and Aldo bring Omar despite Omar saying he isn't Italian(Although Aldo and Donny say they are part Italian) but Omar is the most convincing "Italian" when saying his name, even Landa congratulates him for not butchering his name. I love writing!
The fact that he already knew that she was a traitor and that the 3 are Americans before this scene starts since he saw her name on the napkin and is just toying with them and even teaching them how to speak proper Italian is hilarious.
Brad Pitt is brillant 😂😂 this southern accent while pretending to speak italian kills me every time😂
Cheesus Haha, yes. I loved his acting.
lol. cant get more american than that
aqueer wedelchi!
a reever durr chee
Arrervedurchee
As Italian I would say Waltz did a really good job. Quite good pronunciation, fast and precise. What an actor.
lol what do you think about the americans
Dom Kieran they were terrible 😄. But they didn’t even try, I guess.
Daniel De Jesús It was intentional that they should have terrible pronunciation, should be obvious.
Bahn journo!
Waltz had no accent at all while speaking Italian?
As an italian that was PERFECT, the accent, the low-high tone of his words when he speaks are just perfect
I'm a french/german hybrid and I felt so blessed watching this movie and be able to understand all the scenes that weren't in english without subtitles. Still, the scene with the one language in the movie I don't speak is my absolute favorite, it's just perfect!
When I saw this movie, then I saw that Landa spoke Italian, everyone in the theater just went, ''ohh, shit''
It was a beautiful moment, suspenseful and hilarious at the same time
I prefer the spanish version :V
Funny thing is, Christopher Waltz doesn't speak Italian. He speaks French and German, but for this Italian part he had no idea what he was saying. I mean, he did because of the script, but...
@@luisfelipe6368 no way
Luis Felipe of course he had a clue of he was speaking in front of the camera’s in the multimillion production he was participating in. Don’t be daft.
The little gestures they do when being introduced gets me everytime
And that just showed even more that they weren't Italian because Italians don't do that when meeting someone😂
@Aaliyah Kruger exactly. I mean, we do that sometimes, but not every time we talk. we use it when we say something like "what the fuck are you saying" or something like that, but it makes sense only if you're speaking italian
Aaliyah Kruger that’s not the stereotype about Germans! Your stereotype is always talking with an angry voice! Shouting even simple things to people like if you were giving orders to disobedient deaf dogs!
unplugged misanthrope another stereotype of Germans is they have a bad sense of humor and I think that’s showing...
Ya se que no tiene nada que ver pero ¿Se dieron cuenta que este comentario tiene exacatmente 2020 Mg?? Interesante
Waltz switching between four different languages like it’s nothing is quite incredible.
Italian very similar to spanish german his main language French most people in central europe know how to speak so his impecable for sure
@@samuelguzmann Je pense, qu'il y a beacoup de personnes qui ne parle pas francais en europe. For example, me as a German native, I do only speak a very little and also just because I had to take French classes in school.
Nevertheless, French is probably the second most important language in Europe - after English. Probably, third place is occupied by German due to being spoken in at least three countries and the importance of Germany in economics and politics. I assume that the fourth place goes to Italian due to their population and also their political impact...
This is really interesting if you consider that, from a world-wide perspective, Spanish is more important than French, German and Italian combined. Maybe, one day, I'll start practicing this one... But it is so fast. (German is usually spoken in a rather slow fashion.)
Why am I writing this here?
@@triumphaladarkshadow9628 I mean most people in Europe have at least 3 languages of knowledge
I love the respect Tarantino has for foreign languages. I don't speak German, Italian, Cantonese or Japanese so I can't confirm those passages, but whenever they speak French it feels like it could have been a French movie.
Von Hammersmark’s face when she slowly realizes that Hans Landa does indeed have a good ear for Italian is priceless
Before GooseSchtopoe Hans was a GradeSchool Teacher in England , inspiration for P.Floyd ; Tell student Oh So A Dog Ate ? your Homework ? I Thought you said you owned a Hamschter named Willie
I Love The Way he Mockingly Cracks Up Laughing Then an almost serious face 1:18 Like ur really Fooling Me So Much You Fools Yourselves
and also decoco face when landa laugh always get me 🤣1:16
@@msakbar12345also Margariti smiling while slowly looking sideways at Brad Pitt
And even Hammersmark who wasn’t even supposed to pass as Italian knows more Italian
I just realised "Dominic Decoco" was the only one who managed to keep a straight face when Hans Landa revealed he was fluent Italian. Dude probably had no idea what's going on.
He was their third best.
Funny how Landa told him "Bravo" when he said his name closest to an Italian accent. Gets me every time😂
@@mazennegm33 You wouldn't congratulate an Italian for pronouncing their Italian name correctly in Italian. He knew and wasn't scared to give the Americans a hint that he saw through their guise. Because again, why would anyone congratulate a person for speaking their _mother tongue_ correctly...
Recnid Yeah I know, thus making this moment funny...
@@TheLegoJungle I'm pretty sure it's quite obvious to everyone, but thanks for the info
2:04 If you notice, he’s aware that SHES aware that he knows she’s stumped, so he says “I tease rough” and moves on with the conversation so as to not scare her away and be able to get her in the room to try on the shoe soon after this. He’s terrifying
i noticed that too, he is an absolute evil genius. he’s terrifying indeed.
I love he's like "And where in Paris is this mountain?" and waits for a bit, knowing he just blew their entire story to smithereens and then is like "Oh this is just cruel. Let's have some fun." and becomes a cat playing with a mouse, stretching it out, having the best time with their ineptitude.
He's laughing make me....low bp😂👌
Just lazy writing on Tarantino's part to be fair. They knew without a doubt there will be Gestapo at the premier and her injury was bound to raise questions. Anyone with half a brain would at least try and come up with a detailed story to cover it up.
However, the Basterds are just a band of dumb psychotic yankee war criminals, so they didn't bother.
When he laughed hard the long time was already known
Montmartre and Montparnasse are two "monts" in Paris 😅👍
Before GooseSchtopoe Hans was a GradeSchool Teacher in England , inspiration for P.Floyd ; Tell student Oh So A Dog Ate ? your Homework I Thought you said you owned a Hamschter named Willie
I like how Landa is clearly just screwing with them here making them repeat their fake names and the last guy he pats on the shoulder almost saying "even though I know you are all lying you did the best job"
MikeMJPMUNCH I know, Especially when he gets Von hammersmack to say her excuse again and he bursts out laughing. Tarantino is the greatest film writer of all time, the villains he creates are second to none.
That’s totally the reason of the pay Bwahahaha
Ironically, he was the one who didn't know any Italian.
wasn't he the worst?
yeah the parallel is really great, the one with worst italian turned out to be the most convincing. And the one flaunting his italian turned to having the worst pronounciation.
As an Italian raised in NYC. I can tell you right now. That’s how we introduce ourselves properly. We talk with our hands.
1:20 Eli's "what the f**k?" expression is pure gold! 🤣
How many languages do you speak?
Landa: Yes.
* yes, ja, oui, si, sim, tak, Da, hai,
English, French, German, Italian, and troll
Oldest 4chan Users, less autism and more nazism.@@Chowder12345able
"And where in Paris is this mountain?"
Damn they should've known already they were screwed hahahah
She knew but Landa made her forget. That's why she went with him to the room.
I always wondered why she didn't just say she fell down the stairs, it's more believable.
Landa spoke it in German. Hence, the others had no clue.
Bikquerel 298 I think they were unnerved by Landa’s laughter.
hahahaha i was looking for this comment
He made a very good point. Mountain in Paris... Good old fell down the stairs would have sufficed.
Are there any mountains in Paris? Or mountains close enough to France that one could make it back in a day?
Look at their faces when Hans spoke Italian so fluently.....
The faces said : "Ow shit, we gonna die" 😂😂
Dominic Decocco's poker face gets me every time . He's smiling but looks like he is dead on the inside.
@@domdom6895 oh man i lost it there .
Complimenting him for pronouncing his own name 😂😭.
Landa was enjoying playing with them so much . Making it so painfully obvious he could see through them.
Look, just keep your fuckin mouth shut. In fact, why don’t you start practicin, right now?
well, he's going on a suicide mission, literally.
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Namaste..
He can’t understand a word anyone is saying lol. Pitt and the other guy know they’re screwed. He’s blissfully ignorant lol.
Looking back, this movie is a collection of several iconic scenes and is a masterclass in direction, cinematography and exceptional acting.
What makes this scene even better is knowing that in a way Hans is on their side and wants the war to end as well. I think thats why he had so much fun messing with them, knowing he was never going to ruin everything.
I love how he absolutely loses it when she says mountain climbing. He's like, that's really the dumbass excuse you're going with? XD
Honestly tho! People can break their legs walking why couldn’t she say she fell down some stairs
netanel mullokandov I’ve literally thought to myself for years “Why the hell wouldn’t you just say you fell down the stairs instead of going with the mountain climbing story? It would make much more sense for an actress who ‘enjoys drinking, smoking, etc.’ instead of mountain climbing.” 😂
She could’ve even said she broke it on set or something. Maybe while attempting a stunt herself? Mountain climbing doesn’t fit 😂
@@Couldbedumber but she is an actress, they can't do anything without a script.
@@Couldbedumber True hahahaha but it didn't matter though, Hans already knew what happened in the bar and found her shoe and her signature on the napkin. He just probably wasn't expecting an excuse THAT dumb hahaha.
I love how he compliments Decocco because he's the one who actually did a good job pronouncing his name. Landa was just having too much fun trying to school them. Also, although the whole scene was hilarious, that "arrivederci" from Brad Pitt made me lose it in the theater.
Random italian guy here: it was really far from how an italian would pronounce it (the "e" is not heard in the scene and besides the name should be "Domenico") but still better than the disaster of Brad Pitt and the other
If I remember correctly he was supposed to be the worst one at Italian lmao
@@maicolbellomo5623 what about the italian of Waltz ? its good ? im french and when he does speak french in this movie its very very good , yes he have an accent but its amazing
Before GooseSchtopoe Hans was a GradeSchool Teacher in England , inspiration for P.Floyd ; Tell student Oh So A Dog Ate ? your Homework ? I Thought you said you owned a Hamschter named Willie
I Love The Way he Mockingly Cracks Up Laughing Then an almost serious face 1:18 Like ur really Fooling Me So Much You Fools Yourselves
That moment when you realise Landa wasn’t just making fun of their Italian but actually helping them say their names correctly
Insane to think this movie will be 15 years old, next year.
Ever laughed so hard, that you have to check on your medals?
Yes, that medal thing is really great.
Now I did, thanks to your comment. LMFAO
Lmao
yep,... still a Colonel.
I've worn my uniform with medals before. Doesn't happen often. Uncomfortable. Yep--you check to see if all your crap is on straight often!
he talks English, French, German and Italian... Waltz is a very very very freakin' good actor!
Yony Gut1 Waltz doesn't speak Italian in real life.
Einez Crespo he doesn't?
He learnt what he had to for the role but doesn't actually speak Italian. But that just underlines how good of an actor he is as he seemingly even fooled actual Italians into believing it.
I speak French and Spanish as second and third language. Understanding some Italian comes free with that. Actually speaking it is entirely different though. Even more so as I'm German and we tend to butcher that language upon trying to...
David Lee That’s the fun thing about languages. Only those who learn them as mother languages will ever truly be able to manipulate them so greatly. People learning afterwards don’t have he instinctive understanding necessary to truly butcher the language. It’s lovely
Im italian and i can assure everyone when i say that he is reaaaly good in speaking it
2:05 the intensity in his eyes in the last moment before switching up to complete lightness… wow
Christoph Waltz really deserved an Oscar on this one he truly does an impressive job not only speaking multiple languages but also staying always on character making us the audience hate him and love him at the same time. And Michel Fassbender does the rest... Put it on a few words: This movie is truly a matter piece in my personal opinion😁👌👌
Not enough credit is given to Diane Kruger in this role. Her facial expressions and mannerisms are absolutely spot on as a fish-out-of-water movie star working as a spy. Just the right amount of uncomfortableness and fear in her performance.
Thomas Lee the whole movie was quite perfectly casted, credit to all
Yep she's very natural
I think this movie in general was a huguuuuge success and masterpiece in my books. Hate to see so many others disagree. :(
@@dailylifeofanything399 yeah sad that the rest of Hollyweird rather give the Oscars to some PC crap film.
And she has beautiful sexy feet too
3:51 is one of my all time fav moments in cinema....the dude just complimented the impersonator for saying his fake name correctly. Irony and humour at its best.
And even then, Dominique should be "Domenico" and De Cocco/ Decocco is said so fast and weird, almost missing entirely the "e"
Before GooseSchtopoe Hans was a GradeSchool Teacher in England , inspiration for P.Floyd ; Tell student Oh So A Dog Ate ? your Homework ? I Thought you said you owned a Hamschter named Willie
I Love The Way he Mockingly Cracks Up Laughing Then an almost serious face 1:18 Like ur really Fooling Me So Much You Fools Yourselves
Gold star at least you tried
Even more so since he was the only one who didn't speak Italian at all, and yet he had the best accent by far!
1:10
1:28 Landa’s automatic switch from laughing to the point of tears, to completely serious and recomposed… PRICELESS!! 😂😂
Waltz is such a great and intelligent actor. When he begins to burst in laughter it was as though he had been actually holding in the chuckles until he broke his grip. Thus making it more believable and his hysterical pop was that much more satisfying. Small details like this in a slew of multiple acts in his role here are what go a long way to building his performance.
I love how the guy who spoke "most Italian" was most obvious not Italian, and the guy "third best " at Italian got a pat on the back from hans landa
the thing is, he understood what Landa said and responded
Hasan Kaiser You Stole that comment you thief!
Igor Weber I agreed with this. He actually understood but cannot pronounce it correctly. Dominick Decocco is easy name btw. I think random guy should be able to pronounce it.
@@BarackBananas I actually didn't lol this I just what I got from the clip. The person who wrote this same comment probably just thought the same way I did. Stop accusing without knowing!!
It's funny because he pats him on the back for being the only one to fully pronounce his name right
As an italian, it's astounding how good he is.
He even says "pronunzio" instead of "pronuncio" to highlight his knowledge of phonetics, he was making fun of their pathetic attempt from the first moment.
Essendo lui austriaco penso abbia sbagliato a dire la c, infatti con la pronuncia tedesca "pronuncio" suona come "pronunzio", però diamogli il beneficio del dubbio ahah
Lol im an Italian and you are talking utter nonsense
a river derchii
@@jotarokujo6303 io pensavo solo a "what the sheiße è sta roba"
Dobbiamo mettere anche in conto che il film è ambientato negli anni 40, potrebbe essere stata una forma verbale che oggi è stata sostituita :) ad ogni modo capolavoro sto film
Contrary to popular belief, Christoph Waltz do not speak Italian. He learned the script for the movie. Actually he made a mistake here. At 3:37, he said "...vorrei propio sedire" (to sit down). It should be "vorrei propio sentire" (to listen). But take it from a native Italian speaker, his intonation and accent is impeccable. What an actor. Bravo.
One of the best scene ever what a movie can have ❤
-"Surely he doesn't speak Italian"
-"Surely he doesn't speak French"
They would have tried Mandarin
@@nicolausteslaus Actually germany supported china at during the sino japanese conflict, the enter of Japan in axis was a circumstance
They could've tried portuguese too.
Oh yeh, and what should they do if Hans Landas asks them where is their farm?
And surely he speak it too
SS officer : ( answering in Mandarin)
Them: dude seriously?!!..wtf!!
I just realised that when he says "Bravo" for the guy saying his name, he's actually complimenting his Italian.
no shit
Genius
Yep. Mocking them in all in such a sly, yet obvious manner. Flaunting his superiority, his power, but not in such a way as to spoil the game, alert the others around them. Landa is easily Tarantino's most fabulous villain, possibly his best character and the most captivating performance in any movie of his.
I speak spanish and i got it since the beggining, what did you guys think about that scene in first place? 😂
@@DunkIeosteus Italians aren't Hispanic...
I know this scene is infinitely funny but when I saw this in a theater you literally heard people cringing out loud at the fact that they just gave themselves up that quickly. What a great scene
It’s funny but in the same time incredibly tense. My ass was clenched through this whole scene. I can only imagine what it was like in the theaters
TMI bruh.
How do you cringe out loud?
the whole scene of the cats playing with the mice is brilliantly written.
Not only it's clever, it is UBER fun listening Brad Pitt speaking Italian with a Tennessee accent.
This movie, with all of Christoph Waltz’s impressive language switching, made me want to be a language major in university. Mission accomplished.
now you just have to become a general to have his influence.
Bravo
Well done👏👏👏
@@dnajournal4321 yes, in the SS 💀
Whaaaat?n thats inspiring! Congratulations
I love how Landa took control of the whole situation. I love the laugh he gave when Von Hammersmark told him about the cause of her injury, how he teased her, as if showing her how stupid she's to lie to his face. I love how he toyed around with the three men, and how he tapped the camera assistant on his shoulder as if congratulating him for not fucking it up as his two friends did.
Waltz is brilliant.
+Heba Ali Waltz is brilliant, but what you speak of is more of a praise to Tarantino.
+Antichrist2000 Or she fell down some stairs.
+Heba Ali yep landa knew they were full of shit haha
Well... he did won various accolades for his performance!!!...
Let us take a moment for the perfect casting of, and the justice done to the role by Christopher Waltz. He was exceptional as Landa.
He killed her later because she’s such a liability to whichever side she worked for due to her being dumb. Also see her leaving her signature, her one of a kind shoe at the scene of major shooting. She is such a wild parameter and might ruin Landa’s personal plan
Grazee
You're right. The whole scheme was her doing and it was horrendously planned...... who the hell thought it would be a good idea to let a movie star coordinate delicate military operations like that?
4:17
the most American "Arrivederci" you can ever say lol
😄
a river derche
"Corrrrectoou"
A river there sir
A river there chief
As a German myself, I concur this is how we actually laugh and pull ourselves together.
Well, do a straight arm salute now then. Just to prove you're a real German
very time consuming, a comedy club must be a mosh pit of people keeling over and running away laughing only to fight their way back to their seat and do it all over again.
@@streamofconsciousness5826 Haha
I can also confirm Donny Donowitz' true baseball swing when cracking the skull of the German NCO, that was also very accurate.
Um, no. Speak for yourself
"Correctou" 🤣
This scene took "Who would've expected that!!" to another level 😂
The face of Pitt 😂
Landa's hysterical laughter, to me, spoke of his disappointment. He knows that she was in Paris the day before, as that was when the pub shootout took place and her autograph was found. He expected her to pull out an extravagant and well thought out excuse, and she disappointed him. XD
She could have just claimed a simple twisted ankle as opposed to something extravagant.
@@GhostShip94 Indeed.
@@GhostShip94 a twisted ankle that requires a cast?
@@depuntoapuntoenelmundo2408 I've seen compound fractures result from ankles being twisted. Twisted as in the physical motion, not just a sprain or a tweak.
@@GhostShip94 Yeah. I love the scene, but honestly the mountain climbing thing is dumber than her character should be. There's no reason to come up with such an excuse that is likely to lead to further questions and could easily expose her lack of knowledge about climbing when she could just say she fell in the street or down some stairs.
“Er eh si... correcto” 😂😂
cowrrectow
Reever durr chee
95 R margareeete
Correctamento
*Laughs in Italian and Spanish
At 1:40 I think Lada is asking von Hammersmark why she commited treason.
The blank face after the question and Hammersmark's "hmm" give me the sense that they both know what's going on, and Hammersmark tries to excuse her behaviour by saying that she'll never do it again. I think the moment Lada begins laughing that hard is the moment she knows he knows and her mannerisms change from big gestures and smiles to more understated ones, so it would make sense for her to try and save her skin. She keeps the farce just for appearance until Lada says he's only joking, which she believes, perhaps attributing her lack in judgement to understandable paranoia. Just for it all to fall apart seconds later again.
Maybe all of this is obvious, but I haven't seen anyone talk about it.
Antonio Margaretti! That sounded more then perfect Italian! 🇮🇹
Hilarious how they all stare at him in horror as he spoke fluent Italian. lol
God damn every time he starts interrogating I start getting nervous even though I've seen this hundreds of times
This scene is so funny. He knows they're bullshitting, and speaks Italian just for the laugh and fuck them up. The look on their faces is obvious that they knows he can see through their shit HAHA.
I agree. Hes acting is so fking good, makes me feel like im the one getting interrogated.
what is it exactly that he does that makes one uncomfortable? it is the feeling that he has them all in the palm of his hands
I thought i was the only one. Hahaha
@@heyheyheyheyheyhey76 he even compliments one of them on how well they said their own name. He's basically saying "you did a very good job studying on how to pretend to be an Italian."
The way they roll their eyes at 3:44 😂😂
There aint no mountain in Paris. So Hans was simply laughing out loud at this silly lie. Then he finds out the Italians are not actually Italians and at this point, he just wants to have fun fooling around with them. Saying bravo and everything lol. This scene was funny yet kinda scary.
This is why the "mountaineering" excuse was the worst ever. Not only are no mountains in Paris but the whole landscape surrounding Paris is fairly flat. The closest serious mountains are in the Massif Central and the Alps - both of which are at least 500 km (310 miles) from Paris. With today's modern highways you still need 6-7 hours to get there by car. Needless to say with the old country roads they had in France during WWII you'd be lucky to get there in a day's travel by car - and it's not like the occupying Germans allowed people to just use the often barricaded roads at will anyway.
Forget about boarding a train, because they were all pretty much commandeered by the Germans who used them to transport their troops and equipment. At the stage of this story in 1944 the allies have also caused some serious damage on the French railway system via aerial bombing and the French resistance did their fair share too making point to point travel by train incredibly difficult.
So the only way Bridget von Hammersmark could have possibly been telling the truth was if she had known some high ranking German officer with his own private plane who flew her to the alps, made her walk really fast up a mountain trail (takes hours), had her attempt climbing a proper mountain, falling immediately breaking her leg, had some village doctor patch her leg up and then fly straight back to Paris. Why some German officer would sacrifice time to take some actress to attempt mountain climbing out of the blue 500 kilometers away from Paris is obviously very hard to believe.
My guess is Aldo's basterds came up with it wrongly assuming there are plenty of mountains in the vicinity of Paris. Tarantino's typical black humor.
@@McLarenMercedes Why do you say she had to fly from Paris to the mountains? Did Landa know she was in Paris before?
@@icebraining at the very least she would have to fly from the Alps to Paris.
@Morbo The Annihilator Doesn't change how fresh the plaster is
There is Montmatre, though, which is a high and steep hill. Easily to stumble there on your way back down and break your ancle. Actually there are a lot of ways in Paris to hurt oneself; whyever did she think of mountains?
"Buongiorno" and was like 10 pm already.
🤣🤣🤣
Didn't even notice
Bawnjorno
He wants to say: "BuenHorno"
I just love how he complements the last guy. Just perfect.
B. Pitt's character: "uhreeevuhdercheee" lol👍
The moment Brad Pitt said buongiorno with his really heavy American accent (which also means good morning and not good evening) I laughed so hard. "Correcto" even better.
And that Marlon Brando face, hilarious.
yes and by the end of the clip when he says Arrivederci with such heavy accent i nearly pissed myself laughing
Daniel Doljan
You mean "Arrwiwdewjtshi"? :D
B20C0
hahaha yeah, he killed that Italian so much that it in their situation it would be better if she said that he is mute stuntman
B20C0 this made me bust out laughing in the middle of the night
Actually it means Good Day.
When Brad Pitt said "buongiorno, arrivederci" ...
I'm dying😂
I love this movie
"GOAR-LAH-MEE"
(Incredulously) "Excuse me, come again?" 🤣🤣
@@mgoblue9389
Ivorydareci
A-reaver-dare-chi
I don't speak Italian, but I know buongiorno would be incorrect. Since the scene is during the night, you would say "buona sera".. so Landa knew they weren't native Italian speakers.🤣🤣
Before GooseSchtopoe Hans was a GradeSchool Teacher in England , inspiration for P.Floyd ; Tell student Oh So A Dog Ate ? your Homework ? I Thought you said you owned a Hamschter named Willie
Fun facf: Waltz' laughter was not scripted but just happened on accident cause he couldnt hold it in.😂 But the filming wasnt halted and everybody just took it. Tarantino found it so hilarious that he let it slip and put it in the movie. Good thing on Quentin, now we have this legendary moment .