Django Unchained (2012) | First Time Watching! | MOVIE REACTION!!!

[@NajaalGobindSingh]

the Guy at the Bar who asked Django how he spelled his name was the ORIGINAL Django

[@Brother_Dre1900]

Yes he was.

[@veronicab9253]

I hate that scene but I love that little moment. He's like "I know." 😂

[@orchoose]

Franco Nero. cool name btw

[@patbax7805]

Random fact: I went to college with the bartender in this scene.

[@The_Stranger1986]

​@@veronicab9253 Okay 🥴

[@williameleno]

Dr.Schultz a dentist taking on Calvin Candy. The dental industry fights cavities in every form

[@journeymariereacts]

Cleverrrr

[@andrejuarez]

I've seen this movie at least 20 times and never made that connection. HOLY COW - Poetry sir.

[@TrakouriJackson]

I never thought about that..... DAMN that's good insight....

[@alexanderwernette9998]

Why has it taken you saying that for me to see the correlation 😂

[@varieedeventualii]

The man asking him to spell his name at 26:40 is Franco Nero, the original Django from the italian movies of the 70's.

[@SF-ow9ym]

Something interesting about Shultz as a character is that until he shoots Candie at the end, he technically never breaks any laws. The very beginning is a perfect example of this. Shultz only shoots the slaver after he has a gun pointed at him and is threatened with violence, he still pays to buy Django instead of just taking him, and he gives the other slaves the key to the chains instead of unshackling them himself. Everything he does throughout the film is calculated and he never truly becomes an outlaw until he decides that Candie is just too despicable to let live.

[@Kaspisify]

Actually, something I just realized about the first scene. He does pay the man for Django, but not actually. He knows the slaves will unshackle themselves and flee. This way, they have at least some starting capital. I am 99% sure that's where Schultz intended the money to go in the end.

[@shoyupacket5572]

for me that one flaw makes his character so much better, it's like you wish he just shook his hand but you also gotta respect the man's resolve, he was simply out of fucks to give at that point.

[@BrandoN-ie1np]

Nah he just an animal abuser... He shoots the horse in the face right at the start of the movie while it does no harm to him

[@patrickevans9604]

​@@BrandoN-ie1nphe needed one of the brothers alive to be able to buy Django from them. If not for that, he wouldn't be able to legally own him and that means he couldn't set him free.

[@swish007]

the more i watch this movie, the more impressed i am with Leo Dicaprio's acting. it's crazy to think he was born in LA and can not only do a flawless southern gentleman accent but he has all the mannerisms down to a tea. And then you consider how amazing his boston accent and mannerisms were in The Departed.. he really was robbed of an oscar for Django

[@HD00957]

This might be my favorite performance of his ever... true acting

[@jacobhall2628]

it wouldn't have looked good on the Academy's part. two white actors nominated in a movie about slavery with a leading black actor who doesn't get a nomination (despite being much better than Hugh Jackman that year)

[@HD00957]

@@jacobhall2628 true... but Samuel L could've been nominated.. I don't remember if he was or not. Great performance

[@jacobhall2628]

@@HD00957 that would have been 3 actors nominated in that category for the same movie. sometimes there is 2 but 3 they would never do

[@swish007]

@@jacobhall2628 that's a good point about the optics of it. it's a shame it can't just be about the actual performances. I loved the movie and I really liked Fox's performance but there's no way you could compare his performance to Dicaprio's. Waltz was great and all but Samuel Jackson was just as good if not better, and Dicaprio was better than all of them imo

[@WittynotSilly]

24:02 Shultz is speaking french because the woman at the door is likely a slave from french sengal it's not outright stated but the place they first meet calvin candie is a brothel.. a lot of the women taken from sengal & gambia were exceptionally beautiful and many were bought at high prices for the purpose of sex and breeding

[@Lady-Seashell-Bikini]

Also, she immediately greets them with "bonjour" because Candie is a francophile. He's obsessed with France, even though he knows nothing about France. He hasn't even read the 3 Musketeers.

[@SutekhDaSteemroller]

Your annoyance with Stephen is hilarious. That's how we all felt when we first met him lol. Sam played the hell out that character

[@citypopradioFM]

Facts, there's no way that Tarantino didn't write that part for anyone but Sam Jackson which is why I can't imagine another actor doing it better.

[@shoyupacket5572]

@@citypopradioFM he's such a menacing yet weak and cowardly character, i agree that is a complex role to play but sam just kills it.

[@patrickevans9604]

In the words of Sam himself, "if Quentin Tarantino is so racist then why isy character always the smartest mofo in the movie?" This is a true statement too. Jules in pulp fiction is a smart man and a philosopher who can talk himself out of most trouble. Other Tarantino movies with him also have him basically outsmart everyone

[@ronbeekiii781]

My favorite piece of trivia for this one is that Django won’t have a last name and will likely take Broomhilda’s last name- which happens to be “Von Shaft”… the implication being that Django and Hildi are the Great Great Great Great Grandparents of John Shaft from the Shaft Franchise. Too damn cool.

[@lordmorklen5166]

and Sam Jackson played Shaft.

[@B.Brad.Benji97]

Since he’s a free man. .. doesn’t that make him a Freeman?

[@alexo_pog]

⁠@@B.Brad.Benji97if you have subtitles it says Django Freeman a few times, and Freeman is a last name nowadays too, who knows, is Django Morgan Freeman's great great grandfather then?😂

[@shoyupacket5572]

@@B.Brad.Benji97 yeah but you could change it to whatever you want basically, i mean not being able to change your name would still be a form of slavery.

[@asteven8]

At the end with that smile on her face, Broomhilda was giving “that’s my man and imma stick beside him.”

[@journeymariereacts]

Lmaooo exactly that🤣👌🏻

[@veronicab9253]

The horse dancing at the end is actually Mr. Fox's own horse 😊

[@redviper6805]

Seeing that guy torn to shreds by those dogs was tearing Schultz up, mentally and emotionally; he had little exposure to the gruesome reality and cruelty of slavery. Add to Calvin’s insistence on the handshake rubbing him the wrong way and Schultz had more than enough.

[@Dorian-wi4lp]

It is as a moral stand, really... At some point is too much.

[@sotis2]

And with them playing Fur Elise, something from his homeland being played at this kind of place, just hit a nerve.

[@Lady-Seashell-Bikini]

​@@Dorian-wi4lp However, as much as Schultz was worried about Django getting carried away with gis character and ruining their mission, in the end it was Schultz who got carried away with his morals that ruined the mission. Django and Hilde ended up paying the price.

[@davidedwards1705]

52:42 This is a truly magical scene. When Leo slammed his hand on the table and broke the glass he Really cut his hand. The scream was Real pain and that is Real blood. But did Leo call for a cut? No he used the pain to focus on the scene which makes him a grade A actor. Legend is after the filming he felt so bad about the things said in the scene that he apologized to every cast member.

[@Lady-Seashell-Bikini]

Leo didn't even want to say the N-word, but SLJ convinced him that it was his responsbility to be historically accurate.

[@AttorneyBCollins]

There was a Black hero in the '80's played by Richard Roundtree named John Shaft. The talk is he was descended from Brunhilda Von Shaft.

[@eliduncan4630]

They wrote Stephen so obsessed with his minor position of power within the status quo that his dying words were to call Django uppity

[@SuperiorITS]

I wouldn't call it minor. This video doesn't show how Stephen is introduced. His character is actually writing a check for some feed. He actually was the heart of candy land. Calvin was just having fun being a frat boy, but he ultimately didn't have the business sense to do much of shit. Even when you look at the interaction between Stephen and Calvin, Stephen figured out the game plan and informed Calvin. If it wasn't for Steven, he wouldn't have gotten caught.

[@Lady-Seashell-Bikini]

​@SuperiorITS But he's still not free. He plays the decrepit, simpleton around the white people and doesn't even get to stay in the Big House. Django is much freer and holds more power than Stephen ever will.

[@petermartinez3875]

15:52 “damn, I can’t see fuckin shit outta this thing” 😂😂😂

[@mantism.d.8363]

That whole scene is gold 😂

[@tracyleesmith781]

Critize, Critize! 😂😂😂 I was done!😂

[@Neyenn]

In Kill Bill 2, when Beatrix is buried, she's buried under the name of "Paula Schultz". Is meant to be the tomb of Schultz's wife.

[@tenacminotauro9541]

"That twelve." Despite Samuel L. Jackson's constant exposure, the man still knows how to punctuate a performance.

[@swagromancer]

Man, Kerry Washington did a really good job with her German dialogue. That must have been some piece of work. I think this might be my favorite Tarantino movie. I love it so much. German cinema really dropped the ball when they only used Christoph Waltz for kitschy romance flicks for decades.

[@obscillesk]

oh THAT explains it, I've been wondering since he first popped up in Inglourious Basterds where he's been the whole time

[@Yugioh420]

I could be wrong but I believe them hide away guns are single shot guns. Specifically for a sneaky kill. Or to defend yourself last ditch effort style. So when he shot Calvin Candy. Aka Lio. He knew he wasn't making it out, knew he was making it harder for Django to make it out with Hildi, but knew Django would find a way. And his mind hell his soul couldn't allow someone like Calvin candy to live. It was taking every fiber of his being to walk away for Django sake. But as he said, he just couldn't resist. Especially when the alternative is shaking the hand of that monster in human flesh.

[@sotis2]

From what I can tell and have researched, it is a 22LR Derringer which can shoot twice so he could've absolutely shot, cocked it again and turn around and shot the other guy and have both of them go crazy and they still could've had Shultz die like they somehow got him at gunpoint with Broomhilda and Django doesn't believe they'll shoot so they shoot Shultz and then he comes out and everything is back on track or just have the gun not fire cause he only had 1 bullet in it, or it jams or something.

[@Yugioh420]

@sotis2 wow, good research. I always thought the hide away guns was only single shot pistols. So the more you know, as they say. So thank you. Only thing I can say to that is maybe he never reloaded after he shot the sheriff. But if he didn't that was just bad form for a seasoned bounty hunter like him. So honestly not sure unless he truly just wanted candy so bad he could taste is and other then that technically speaking killing anyone else was breaking the law. True it was illegal to kill candy too. But as he said. Sorry I just couldn't resist.

[@sotis2]

@@Yugioh420 Yeah, going like 3-4 months without loading another bullet into the gun is just plain stupid coming from a seasoned bounty hunter. In the movie he technically never breaks the law until that moment so I think he just wanted to see that man die so hard that he didn't even think about the others or he just accepted he would die but he was happy because that man died and he knew it in him that somehow, Django and Hildi would make it out alive

[@Yugioh420]

@sotis2 yea that's my thoughts. In the flash backs he even says there going to call you the fastest gun in the west, and he taught him how to think fast on his feet, and how to bull s... his was out of a situation when it called for it.

[@tracyleesmith781]

​@Yugioh420 Dr. Schultz did express his discomfort for slavery how that poor slave got maul down by the dogs & his name was D'artangan, one of the famous Musketeers novels. And that would have set him off bc he did fail to save his life. He did try, tho. And that's probably why he wouldn't dare to shake Calvin's hand. At all. My opinion but that is the good comment tho.

[@nikkisatchel4699]

Leonardo cut his hand for real in the scene where he was bleeding, he just kept goin cuz it was so realistic and authentic

[@アキコ2003]

Yea..that's been disproven

[@bigmikem1578]

@@アキコ2003not true he definitely did cut his hand. I remember first watching it and realizing right away that’s real. His reaction is real. Now WHEN HE smeared his blood on her face that’s obviously not really his blood.

[@beedubree2550]

@@bigmikem1578 yeah, you can verify the cut was real because you can see leo look at the palm of his hand after he finishes speaking before the shot changes

[@tracyleesmith781]

Watch the interview with Leo, Sam & others. They were sharing their reactions about it on KZbin. Trust me, when Leo was into the character, nobody could stop him. Honestly, I felt bad for Keri, tho.

[@bigb2494]

​@tracyleesmith781 they cut the scene and used fake blood

[@NajaalGobindSingh]

Fun fact, did you know that Leonardo Dicaprio really cut himself when he banged his hand on the table. He improvised so well that the Director kept the Cameras Rolling.

[@beatsgordy]

The misconception is the Django is a slave movie when it is actually a cowboy movie. Because of the hero "Django" being enslave only in flashback.

[@TheBadDoll]

15:13 Yep, Jonah Hill 🤣😭 28:39 Leo was so uncomfortable saying that word but Samuel L. Jackson convinced him to get over it 😂 29:44 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@stefanhuddleston6816]

The bag scene is a great metaphor for how dumb prejudice is and often how dumb the people who hold those prejudices are.

[@pnut3844able]

There's a lot of unintelligent people in this world.

[@legendary8838]

Apparently Leo didn’t feel comfortable saying the N word on set and Samuel L told him to get over it and do his job

[@warrenl1991]

This movie has an excellent cast. Jamie Foxx, Leonardo DiCaprio, Samuel L Jackson, Kerry Washington, Walton Goggins and Christoph Waltz were all excellent in this movie.

[@pictureboi1]

I can also recommend another Quentin Tarantino movie “Jackie Brown” ! Excellent movie

[@lycanthrope9760]

"that dentist crazy!" At the begining had me rolling

[@NajaalGobindSingh]

the Last Name "Freeman" was used by FREE Men. when you encounter someone with the last name "Freeman" their Ancestors was Free

[@txgalleria9891]

you the best marie :) great reaction as always

[@journeymariereacts]

Thank you so much 😁

[@Markrobinson-bb3ti]

26:55 He done earned it -Marie 26:57 You've earned it -Calvin

[@JamesASharp]

Quentin Tarantino is a lunatic. But, he's arguably one of the greatest directors in the history of Hollywood, perhaps in the top 10. Great reaction! 👍🏿

[@quanicle101]

that man loves feet

[@barblessable]

Jamie Foxx used his own horse in the film . Samuel L had to reassure Di Caprio when he was reluctant to use the "n" word so much in the part ,Sam said "thats the way they spoke back then so your character would have used that word "and that helped Leo to get into the role .

[@poeticnation6251]

Awesome reaction and dialogue. I get emotional the same way - Classic film.

[@journeymariereacts]

Thank u!! Glad u liked it🙏🏼

[@lazyperfectionist1]

1:24 "Speak English, god-dammit!" "😄They just don't understand big words." Yeah. Even big words in _English._ And it's _wild,_ because Dr. Schultz is _German._ He comes to English as a _second_ language and he _does._

[@ernestortiz4555]

Great reaction. I remember when I was a kid and the miniseries Roots aired. I was 11, and my parents made all of us kids watch it. They said it was a very important subject. I remember how sad I was that it was all true, that people actually did that to other people.

[@joshsaunders6392]

The creator of roots said "he tried to give his people a myth to live by" about roots when asked about it's historical accuracy

[@ernestortiz4555]

@joshsaunders6392 Makes no difference. it doesn't mean it didn't happen. I saw Apocalypto, purely a fictional story, but there was definitely human sacrifice in Mesoamerica.

[@jm6406]

​@@joshsaunders6392 don't be a coward, just say what you want to say. we know already that you think "slavery wasn't that bad" so your evasiveness is just pathetic.

[@joshsaunders6392]

@@jm6406 cry about it people have different opinions

[@LLiivveeeevviiLL]

Beethoven - the sister playing it on the harp - is clearly a A Clockwork Orange Reference. I both movies the man protagonist loses control when hearing "*Old Ludvig Van". A homage to Kubrik.

[@bigmikem1578]

It’s also the fighting tyranny aspect. There’s lots of references to things going on in that century. Beethoven was an admirer of Napoleon but once it was clear that he betrayed the “ideal” of the French Revolution and crowned himself an emperor Beethoven switched his opinions. I feel like that’s why he couldn’t listen to Beethoven while in the midst of those slavers and the irony of them admiring Europeon culture but not understanding the true ideals behind some of it.

[@mervinmerencio6861]

The guy that asked Django to spell his name, is the original Django from the 60s movie western classic.

[@muldoone6920]

Django*

[@stephyalysse]

I'm glad you liked it! I'm keeping my fingers crossed that Inglorious Basterds is next on the list :)

[@journeymariereacts]

Already reacted to that too! It’s on my channel😁

[@swisher1849]

oml i literally just finished rewatching this, hell yeah

[@petermartinez3875]

Heyy Marie yess thank you for reacting to Django Unchained!! What amazing cast & the performances by Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz, Leonardo DiCaprio, Kerry Washington, & Samuel L. Jackson!!💯🔥I never thought seeing Leonardo as a badass villain in this, great actor!! You should react to The Revenant (2015) one of his best roles!! I hope you have a lovely weekend Marie🩷🩵

[@BrightBrandi]

Leo should've got an oscar especially for really cutting his hand and continuing to play it straight

[@pictureboi1]

You finally watched my movie! lol Please watch more Quentin Tarantino movies.

[@VaughnWilson-go3xx]

I still rewatch your reactions Cutie 🥰🥰 u are SOOOO hilarious 😂😂😂😂 Roasting and cursing out Samuel Jackson lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@samshootman6510]

Fun fact: Tarantino gave Broomhilda the last name 'Von Schaft' because Django and her are supposed to be the ancestors of THE Shaft

[@regularsizeruss3874]

It's "Brunhilde". "Broomhilda" is a cartoon witch.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

39:20 "I hope she don't have a big reaction when she sees him and I hope he don't do nothin' stupid." I've had occasion to wonder if it might've been a _better_ idea for Dr. Schultz to have left Django behind. He didn't exactly need Django's assistance to get into Candyland, or to locate Broomhilda. He could've just made it a point to keep her in the dark about his identity and his plan along with the _rest_ of the people, there. It all could've been revealed to her as soon as they were out, and free, and clear, and on their way for her to be reunited with Django. It's not really a challenge to ask someone to keep secrets they don't _have._

[@lazyperfectionist1]

43:35 See? Look at this. Here, we have Broomhilda, aware that one of their guests is her husband, and having to _hide_ it. She has a secret, now, that she did not foresee having only 24 hours ago.

[@Wafaloo]

Loved your reaction. One of the best I’ve seen for this movie

[@journeymariereacts]

Wow, thank you!

[@earledmondsjr789]

Great reaction 🔥💯🔥

[@journeymariereacts]

Thanks 💯

[@LDSMK]

17:07 Willard was pritty bright leaving the upcoming slaughter.

[@magallanesagustin4952]

All because he appreciated his wife's effort lol

[@jamesnorris2159]

If this movie makes you mad,then don't watch Rose wood

[@jamesnorris2159]

Based on true story too

[@mervinmerencio6861]

Rosewood is a great movie. So sad though.

[@chucknorris2266]

Rosewood is a good movie. Boy I wouldn't want to be black in Florida in that area at that time

[@chucknorris2266]

​@@BlacknMild00nothing great about it but still a good shot movie with good acting .

[@BlacknMild00]

@@chucknorris2266 Yeah makes sense, it was a hard watch for me. That and 12 Years a slave were the nails in the coffin for me not watching slavery movies anymore. But I did enjoy Glory with Morgan Freeman and Denzel Washington

[@jesterssketchbook]

great reaction Marie - i was saying some of the exact same things watching this the first time, too

[@josua1146]

You know Leondardo Di Caprio has done a great job when you want to kick his ass, the same goes for Samuel Jackson, who gave one of the best performances of his career with his portrayal as a hardcore version of an Uncle Tom. If films with this subject matter come up more often in the near future because it's Black History Month, then I would definitely recommend "Men of Honor" (2000) with Cuba Gooding Jr., that is based on true events and which has too few reactions here on YT in my opinion, and if you are otherwise interested in another fictional film in which Samuel Jackson kicks the bad guys' asses like Jamie Foxx did here, then I have to recommend the 2000 remake of "Shaft"

[@michaelsugmcgee4050]

The guy at the bar who he spelled his name for is Franco Nero the original Django from the 1966 film.

[@SincereBC]

The constant eye roll at Stephen 😂

[@johnsonwilliam1023]

That’s his real blood in the table scene

[@michaelhoward142]

When he broke the glass it was real. But when he rubbed his hand across Hildi's face it was fake blood.

[@LLiivveeeevviiLL]

Yes no insurance covering the real blood being smeared. @@michaelhoward142

[@pnut3844able]

The blood he smeared was fake though

[@MICHAELASHER.]

I was in a Movie Theater watching this the first time... When Jamie Fox started shooting everyone in the house ( says, " Tell Miss Laura Goodbye," then shoots her!) Everyone, including me started laughing our asses off, and cheering..The only scene, l skip over, because it's too hard to stomach, is the DOG scene. Just for context, in the scene where they are offering a ridiculous price of $12,000, it would be $120,000 Today..Tarratino don't hold back, that's for sure.. Christoph Waltz is so Damn Cool, even as a Nazi in Inglorious Bastards. Also huge credit to Samuel Jackson playing a king of the Toms, that had to be ruff. As for Tarantino Movies, Marie l highly recommend " Once Upon a Time in Hollywood". I lived through that time, and the references made it all the more hilarious. Nos vemos en la pelicula de Tarantino, Dama Joven! " Bis zum nachsten Mal !!!😅

[@timbeatty8411]

In the opening scene when Christoph waltz shoots the slave trader and the horse almost everybody's reaction is what did the horse do? I laugh because I think buckle up because this movie gets way worse lol

[@lazyperfectionist1]

4:09 I have had occasion to wonder if, before departing, it might've behooved Dr. Schultz to give these newly-freed slaves a little instruction in basic _gun_ safety. Anyone who has ever handled a firearm responsibly understands, it's not a toy, but this is not something you can just _tell_ someone and expect them to understand. Their understanding must be _habitual._ They must _habitually_ do things like remain consciously aware of what direction it is _pointed_ so they don't risk accidentally shooting the wrong person.

[@brianrecinos3914]

Hateful 8, please, on the next thing to watch. I can't watch Django without seeing the Hateful 8 too.

[@bigdaddyeb56]

Great Reaction Journey !!! You are the Best !!!!

[@journeymariereacts]

Wow, thank you👏

[@アキコ2003]

Most of this movie was action and some comedy, but i couldn't help but tear up at some scenes. The subject just hits too deep

[@bretholomewisrael5305]

Best reaction channel🏆

[@journeymariereacts]

Thank you!!!

[@YoureMrLebowski]

1:11:32 "you are that [------] jamie." 1 in 10000

[@PatrickORourke-yz3xn]

LOL! I love how you talk back to everybody -

[@maralinekozial9131]

Gotta love how typecasted actors best performances are always when they finally get to play a opposite role of antagonist or protagonist!!!!! Christoph Waltz is known to play bad guy roles but completely killed this role as a good guy & Leo Di Caprio known for only playing good guy roles completely killed it as the bad guy!!!! Thats literally why i wanted to see this film so bad for that reason alone because actors always knock it completely out of the park whenever the finally get that one chance to play a protagonist or antagonist for the very first time!!! Its always a breath of fresh air when actors finally get to do that after a long career of playing the opposite always!!!!!

[@LJsReactions]

Django Unchained the only movie where the German isn't racist

[@inmymindproduction]

Death proof next! Death proof next! Death proof next! Death proof next!

[@Neoj03]

Why??

[@NoKoolAidForMe]

​@@Neoj03 Why not?!?

[@inmymindproduction]

@@Neoj03criminally underrated Tarantino film.

[@Sure0Foot]

"Sweet home Alabama" LOL that was great!!

[@lilkurva180]

Awesome reaction to an awesome movie. Like and sub!!!

[@journeymariereacts]

Thanks for subbing!!

[@YoureMrLebowski]

29:47 "dummy." 🤨 there it is.

[@kylehopkins1180]

Oh and the horse at the end was Jammie’s actual horse. He owned many horses on his farm

[@carlbaker7242]

You know I understand what you mean about certain historical slave movies making you mad but I was like that also. Now I look at them as a will for all of us to become equal. These where the sacrifices that where made. Stay strong.

[@tayhigh5561]

Great reaction journey i love this movie keep going

[@journeymariereacts]

Thank you! Will do!

[@HD00957]

We might need you to watch HATEFUL EIGHT next.. by the same director ! 🔥🔥

[@patbax7805]

Great movie and a great review as usual. My favorite scene is when the slave watches Django ride away to reunite with his wife. That look of pride and the realization of who Django truly is gives me goosebumps...every time. Have you seen Hardball with Keanu Reeves? If not, consider it. You would love it. Thanks for what you do.

[@VaughnWilson-pn5zd]

I love ur reaction Beautiful cutie 🥰🥰🥰🥰 l will be following u on KZbin awesome reaction 😁 much love ❤️ this movie 🎥 was hilarious 😂😂and was hilarious too how was Roasting Samuel Jackson

[@VaughnWilson-pn5zd]

I want u to react Jamie Foxx movie Held up if u can ok Beautiful lady ❤️ 👍

[@Cliffeunderwood91]

Hey marie I love your reactions ❤😘✌️🥰💯🍿🎬🎥

[@journeymariereacts]

Thank you so much 😁

[@EbefrenRevo]

26:44 the actor sit aside Jamie Foxx at the bar is Franco Nero, a great italian actor and the OG Django.

[@codyprice2616]

If you want to see a really fun western, got to checkout Silverado. Also, has an all-star cast: Kevin Kline, Scott Glenn, Kevin Costner, Danny Glover, Rosanna Arquette, Brian Denahey, Linda Hunt, Jeff Goldblum, and John Cleese. Also, from the same screenwriter of Raiders of the Lost Ark.

[@captainofdunedain3993]

Hello Marie! Hope you doing well! I just saw that you open for suggestions. So I am gonna write some of my favorite movies. Hope you might consider to watch them. Already remember you saw first Matrix movie but still waiting second and third movies. A Beautiful Mind, American Gangster, Australia, Braveheart, Chaos Theory, Cinderella Man, Eastern Promises, Enemy At the Gates, Gangs of New York, In Bruges, Inception, Layer Cake, Logan Lucky, Manchester by the Sea, Notting Hill, RocknRolla, Rounders, Silver Linings Playbook, Snatch, Spy Game, The Prestige, Trainspotting, V for Vendetta.

[@journeymariereacts]

Thank you for this list!! Screen shotted😁👌🏻

[@captainofdunedain3993]

Lovely! Take care lady!@@journeymariereacts

[@guaddv]

Outstanding! I was hoping you'd catch up with it! Quick fact : Will Smith was first approached to play Django, but he felt it wasn't for him. He loved the script, he said, but he didn't like the revenge aspects. This film is amazing!

[@R90909]

Let's go Journey Marie!❤

[@jayvasquez6629]

You gota do the hateful eight sometime to 🙏🏽

[@bellantwain21]

This movie is so good love the video Marie stay motivated dream big 1 mill on the way I agree with you because I don’t like watching slave movies that much

[@ZERO9630]

It is even ironic how two similar but opposite positions confront each other. Stephen is safe, but a slave. Django has nothing, but he is free.

[@AwkwardSpecimens]

We love your t-shirt.

[@Bsksh]

The scene with the KKK messing with their bags kills me everytime 😂😂😂

[@99subetai]

It's kind of like movie, Inglorious Bastards, in that it's an alternative history. Kind of what we wish happened...only didn't.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

44:41 "they all on his nuts." it's good to be the king of candyland. 🥜🍭

[@adamcrandall4017]

Thank you so much for including the German folklore story. So many people skip over the fact that the Doctor was presented with a girl in trouble matching the name and also a real life Sigfried in Django. That little campfire scene literally explains everything. That's why he couldn't resist with Candy. Because in his mind Calvin took a crap all over his beloved story. No respect what so ever. That's not how Sigfried goes out. I side with him too. Don't ruin the greatest folklore story of all time. Because Candyland is most certainly a mountain protected by a Dragon.

[@HD00957]

Hey Journey marie.. I like yo big t shirt lol.. It's ok to be mad at slave stuff.. but we should never forget about it. This is a really good movie .. looking forward to watching with you! 🔥

[@thomasmcrae40]

I love your content work ethic and beautiful spirit

[@journeymariereacts]

I reallyyyy appreciate that thank you!!👏😭

[@thomasmcrae40]

@@journeymariereacts All love sis

[@MRC_5000]

fun fact: the thing with the blood apparantly was ad libbed, because leonardo dicaprio actually cut himself, when he started getting all rowdy.

[@EliBrigante]

Need that sopranos.. streets been callin my phone I ran out of testers

[@journeymariereacts]

Lol soon come👌🏻👌🏻

[@randomlyentertaining8287]

I love the subtle humor of the movie. "Positive?" "I don't know." "You don't know if you're positive?" "I don't know what positive means." It takes advantage of things we've already been told. Though my favorite exchange has to be the final one between Stephen and Django. Stephen - "I count six shots nigga." Django - *whips out second revolver* "I count two guns nigga." Stephen - Outwardly-*silent* Inwardly-"FUCK"

[@davidedwards1705]

37:56 Sadly the "hotbox" was one of the worst punishments in the south during these times. It's a box of metal underneath the ground with a metal lid and lock. Persons were put in it for days on end.

[@LawsMusic108]

this movie still goes hard

[@YoureMrLebowski]

52:37 😮 nice move.

[@starlord3496]

Great film Great Reaction #LetsGo

[@NajaalGobindSingh]

the Man Django shot and he blew up was the Director