Dern is a true example of dedication and commitment to the job bro, I watched him in a 1968 western movie called Will Penny, he must be 30~ by that time. Then 47 years later, 47 YEARS later, he's on screen in some other western from none other than a Tarantino film. If you're struggling with something in your life, just think of this. God bless you Mr Dern
I always thought when the General gives the line “always respected his resolve” Tarantino told him to make act as much like emperor palpatine as possible
This movie and Django are tied as my favorite Tarantino films. He should make his last movie about the daughter of the black woman in Kill Bill. Have her and Black Mamba's kid go at it
I don’t think inglorious bastards was one of the “best Tarantino movies”. You would rate inglorious over films like reservoir dogs? Or kill bill? Inglorious bastards and Jackie brown where the least strong of all the entires, I love all Tarantino movies, but inglorious bastards is NOT one of Tarantino’s better works. The actors do a great job, especially the characters Hans Landa, who is perfectly played by christoph waltz and is one of Tarantino’s best characters. That being said, most of Tarantino’s other films somewhat blow inglorious bastards out of the water. Just because it says “Tarantino” in the credits doesn’t instantly make it good. Again, I find all of his films to be “good” but some are really good and others are straight up mediocre. If it wasn’t for christoph waltz’s performance, the movie would’ve been relatively forgettable
A lot of coincidental "I know you" moments in this movie. Ruth knows Samuel L Jackson (can't remember his name) Ruth knows Manny, and Manny knows both Ruth and SamLJackson Manny knows the old General. SamLJackson killed General's son BUT NOBODY KNOWS WANTED GANG OF CRIMINALS XDDDD Two bounty hunters AND the new sheriff don't know all 3 criminals who are part of THE SAME gang as Ruth's prisoner.
i think it has to have a connection with the military and the justice system itself. Having a gang from Mexico come to Wyoming shows new faces. You may know the names just because it’s a well known gang, but if they truly are as covert as they play as, i feel like it’d be difficult to put a name to a face. Of course generals, majors, and captains will know eachother because like the movie explains, they shared a battlefield. And to explain how John Ruth knows the Major, it was abnormal to see a black man as a bounty hunter, especially crossing from the South all the way to Wyoming.
I know this is a whole year later, but the earlier part of the movie established the lack of knowledge of the woman initially. It was only in the end when their actual names were dropped did they recognized who they were. Which means two things essentially they alter their apperances frequently and tales of their infamy is the only thing any of the characters in this show would have any knowledge of. Even John Ruth didnt recognize Grouch and Marco the Mexican. Cant remeber the English guys title.
Was Warren's story about general's son real or was he merely making it up? Well, this story is partially true. It is too obvious that he knew general's son, as he knew his full name (Chester Charles Smithers). However, it is very likely that he greatly embellished this story in order to provoke Smithers. It is quite possible that, after discovering the idenity of general's son, Warren simply killed him instantly or shot him several times in order to make him suffer before ending his life. Or, if he forced him to walk naked for 2 hours, it is possible that he either finished him off or left him to freeze to his death.
I think that's why the film shows the Lincoln letter is a fake, Warren is a clever man that can manipulate the situation to his advantage, when Mannix and Oswaldo point out he'll get a hanging if he threatens the General again, Warren spins a yarn that is sure to get the prideful old man to reach for the pistol. Warren must have at least known of Charles Smithers (his name, black hair etc.) or may have killed him (defence against bounty hunters) and identified him after, or heard he was dead and used it since no one else was from the area.
You gotta love this little reunion, they sound like if there would be five more of them they could take on yankies once more, or at least start organic work on confederate resistance in Wyoming, that is some great directing and acting right there
+Bluemgwes The moment where he has that little monologue when there is just him, Warren and Domergue left is so badass: Domergue: "My brother leads an army..." Mannex: "Horseshit! My FATHER lead an ARMY of 400 men, fighting for lost cause, held together with nothing but their RESPECT for his leadership! Your brother lead nothing but a gang of KILLERS!" The fact that Warren was smiling on the background looking at Mannex as if he finally accepts that men in the south might have also been fighting for something more than just keeping black people in chains is just amazing. And the fact that they stitch up the wounds of the war in the final minutes and act like friends is fucking beautiful...
Markus FIN AGREED! I LOVE the fact that they stick out for each other in the end AND Warren holds his promise to Ruth. Probably the most satisfying ending to a Tarantino movie I've ever seen.
"Well, cut my legs off and call me Shorty."
Walton Goggins was pure GOLD in this film! 😂
He made the entire movie
He runs the film
He was my fav in this, played his part to a T
Funniest performance I've ever seen
"I never knew your father, son."
*Turns on fan*
"But I always respected his resolve."
That old general's voice is so deep and badass.
He got a 12" sub for a voice box
"well cut my legs of and call me shorty"
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Jointeboii well ill be double dog damned!!!
*off
This scene always cracks me up😂
I love the way the general says “Erskine’s boy??” XD
It’s too funny
0:26
General Sandy Don't Give ah Damn Smothers.
Yo this dude is growing on me as a actor Everytime I see him in a movie
This film didn't get nominated for an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay... think about that for a sec...
Hmmmmmm why did that happen, truly a wonder......
A sin
The academy is a joke. No one cares about the academy anymore, except maybe a few.
@@jmcieslak0 what are you hintin at?
I hate to point out the elephant but it's probably because Hollywood didn't like some of the "dialogue"
John Ruth be like "great, now there's two of them southerner jokers"
😂😂😂
Dern is a true example of dedication and commitment to the job bro, I watched him in a 1968 western movie called Will Penny, he must be 30~ by that time. Then 47 years later, 47 YEARS later, he's on screen in some other western from none other than a Tarantino film. If you're struggling with something in your life, just think of this. God bless you Mr Dern
He was the man, who did the unthinkable. He shot John Wayne.
I always respected his resolve.
Dern can score more with two pages of dialog than most stars can with a whole speech!!!!!!!!!
Lol at Chris in this scene.
Big. Black. Dingus.
Warm
Lmao
Labrador
That scene was hard to watch
Hahahahaha
I always thought when the General gives the line “always respected his resolve” Tarantino told him to make act as much like emperor palpatine as possible
Odd
This movie is clearly under appreciated. My 3rd fav Tarantino movie after Pulp fiction and Inglorious Basterds.
Reservoir Dogs is better than Hateful Eight.
Agreed. It’s actually my favorite to watch all the way through, while PF and IB have amazing sections I enjoy watching in chunks
This movie and Django are tied as my favorite Tarantino films. He should make his last movie about the daughter of the black woman in Kill Bill. Have her and Black Mamba's kid go at it
@@trikkerman1this is way better than django
I don’t think inglorious bastards was one of the “best Tarantino movies”. You would rate inglorious over films like reservoir dogs? Or kill bill? Inglorious bastards and Jackie brown where the least strong of all the entires, I love all Tarantino movies, but inglorious bastards is NOT one of Tarantino’s better works. The actors do a great job, especially the characters Hans Landa, who is perfectly played by christoph waltz and is one of Tarantino’s best characters. That being said, most of Tarantino’s other films somewhat blow inglorious bastards out of the water. Just because it says “Tarantino” in the credits doesn’t instantly make it good. Again, I find all of his films to be “good” but some are really good and others are straight up mediocre. If it wasn’t for christoph waltz’s performance, the movie would’ve been relatively forgettable
"Well, cut my legs off and call me shorty" is my fav line out of all the great lines from this movie.
A lot of coincidental "I know you" moments in this movie.
Ruth knows Samuel L Jackson (can't remember his name)
Ruth knows Manny, and Manny knows both Ruth and SamLJackson
Manny knows the old General.
SamLJackson killed General's son
BUT NOBODY KNOWS WANTED GANG OF CRIMINALS XDDDD
Two bounty hunters AND the new sheriff don't know all 3 criminals who are part of THE SAME gang as Ruth's prisoner.
i think it has to have a connection with the military and the justice system itself. Having a gang from Mexico come to Wyoming shows new faces. You may know the names just because it’s a well known gang, but if they truly are as covert as they play as, i feel like it’d be difficult to put a name to a face. Of course generals, majors, and captains will know eachother because like the movie explains, they shared a battlefield. And to explain how John Ruth knows the Major, it was abnormal to see a black man as a bounty hunter, especially crossing from the South all the way to Wyoming.
@@keeganwatts1199 Still, what a coincidence all of them just happen to know each other :P
I know this is a whole year later, but the earlier part of the movie established the lack of knowledge of the woman initially. It was only in the end when their actual names were dropped did they recognized who they were. Which means two things essentially they alter their apperances frequently and tales of their infamy is the only thing any of the characters in this show would have any knowledge of. Even John Ruth didnt recognize Grouch and Marco the Mexican. Cant remeber the English guys title.
The most badass voice ever
Well I'll be double dog damned! Hahah
"According to the Yankees it's a free country."
Such a clever line from Tarantino and hilarious that it's coming from an ex-Confederate general. 🤣
Walt Goggins essentially a young Dern lol
Was Warren's story about general's son real or was he merely making it up? Well, this story is partially true. It is too obvious that he knew general's son, as he knew his full name (Chester Charles Smithers). However, it is very likely that he greatly embellished this story in order to provoke Smithers. It is quite possible that, after discovering the idenity of general's son, Warren simply killed him instantly or shot him several times in order to make him suffer before ending his life. Or, if he forced him to walk naked for 2 hours, it is possible that he either finished him off or left him to freeze to his death.
Yeah I’m with you on the last option. I think it was all true minus the succ
I think that's why the film shows the Lincoln letter is a fake, Warren is a clever man that can manipulate the situation to his advantage, when Mannix and Oswaldo point out he'll get a hanging if he threatens the General again, Warren spins a yarn that is sure to get the prideful old man to reach for the pistol. Warren must have at least known of Charles Smithers (his name, black hair etc.) or may have killed him (defence against bounty hunters) and identified him after, or heard he was dead and used it since no one else was from the area.
Reminds me of one of those o’Driscoll boys
That old man is the funniest hater.
You sir, are a Hyena. I have no wish to talk to you 🤣🤣🤣
You gotta love this little reunion, they sound like if there would be five more of them they could take on yankies once more, or at least start organic work on confederate resistance in Wyoming, that is some great directing and acting right there
0:16 what did he say?
Ill be double dog damned
Sandy don’t give a damn smithers sounds like a general I would want to serve under
Apparently he didn’t even give a damn about Mannix or his sons either
Me too
Rest in peace Alex Easton
is he playing the same character from django??l lost it when I say him in that he's there for only a few seconds but he was great.
+ex-local everywhere Not at all. His character is way more likable and charismatic than his character in Django.
Bruce Dern and Walton Goggins were both in Django.
+Bluemgwes The moment where he has that little monologue when there is just him, Warren and Domergue left is so badass:
Domergue: "My brother leads an army..."
Mannex: "Horseshit! My FATHER lead an ARMY of 400 men, fighting for lost cause, held together with nothing but their RESPECT for his leadership! Your brother lead nothing but a gang of KILLERS!"
The fact that Warren was smiling on the background looking at Mannex as if he finally accepts that men in the south might have also been fighting for something more than just keeping black people in chains is just amazing. And the fact that they stitch up the wounds of the war in the final minutes and act like friends is fucking beautiful...
Markus FIN AGREED! I LOVE the fact that they stick out for each other in the end AND Warren holds his promise to Ruth. Probably the most satisfying ending to a Tarantino movie I've ever seen.
loved it.
"yankees sons of bitches" LOL!
LMFAOOO ! !
Well cut my legs off and call me shorty!
The man who shot John Wayne.
General Sandie “don’t give a damn” Smithers!
WELL I’LL BE DOUUBL DAWG DAMNED!
I never knew your father son butialwaysrespectedhisresolve
sweeeeet hell
Least of all Northern
He reminds me General Lee
Lmao they look alike sorta
RDR2 in movie....
I wish there was some hateful 8 references in rdr2
"Well cut my legs off and call me shorty." Am I the only one that gets that's Tarantino making a good the bad and the ugly reference 🤔
Anyone for a game of Chess...!