DJANGO UNCHAINED(2012) | MOVIE REACTION | Quentin Tarantino | Jamie Foxx | Leonardo DiCaprio 🤯

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You all voted for the month of November and DJANGO UNCHAINED was the winner! An Iconic Quentin Tarantino Film Starring Jamie Fox’s and Leonardo DiCaprio. Two years before the Civil War, Django (Jamie Foxx), a slave, finds himself accompanying an unorthodox German bounty hunter named Dr. King Schultz (Christoph Waltz) on a mission to capture the vicious Brittle brothers. Their mission successful, Schultz frees Django, and together they hunt the South's most-wanted criminals. Their travels take them to the infamous plantation of shady Calvin Candie (Leonardo DiCaprio), where Django's long-lost wife (Kerry Washington) is still a slave. This is an awesome movie and we enjoyed taking a look at this Classic
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[@ernestortiz4555]

I feel like everyone brought their A game to this production. And I always had a crush on Kerry Washington, after this movie I was in love with her. She was so sweet and lovely in her character, just someone you want to protect. I can't pinpoint one stand out performance, everyone was amazing.

[@JRMAV1]

I feel like because of Waltz, Jackson, DiCaprio, and Foxx she gets overlooked, she was phenomenal in this.

[@agenttheater5]

Re what Dr Shultz said about Alexandre Dumas being black, just in case anyone was doubting him: Alexandre Dumas's paternal grandmother was a slave of African-Caribbean descent bought by a French marquis to be his concubine in one of the French colonies (he also bought her daughter from an earlier relationship). He had two daughters and a son with her, the son was called Thomas-Alexandre. Before returning to France he sold her and her children (meaning both the daughter that she'd already had with someone else and his own three children with her) but bought Thomas-Alexandre back shortly afterwards and took him to France with him. In France Thomas-Alexandre eventually was given his freedom, and joined the French army, taking the name Dumas (either because he could not legally take his father's name, or as an act of defiance, I"m not sure which) which had apparently been given to his mother and apparently meant that she was farm property. At the age of 31, Thomas-Alexandre Dumas became the first man of African descent to be given the title and position of General in the French army, with 50,000 men at his command. Apparently due to a victory of his somewhere in Germany or Austria they started to refer to him in the region as 'the black devil'. He openly defied Napoleon on a personal level though he served in the army out of loyalty to the republic. When Napoleon became Emperor of France he reinstated many of the slave and race laws France had had before the revolution and from what I can tell did everything he could to make General Thomas-Alexandre Dumas's life as difficult as it could, including his marriage to a presumably white woman (all I know is that she was an innkeeper's daughter). Though he died when his son Alexandre was only three, it's believed (though not proven) that Alexandre Dumas based his leading characters on the stories he had heard about his father, thereby immortalising him in spite of Napoleon's attempts. So yes, Alexandre Dumas's approval of a slave being ripped to pieces would be dubious, and both his accomplishments and his father's accomplishments also prove Monsieur Candie's beliefs about what black people are capable and incapable of doing are as Django put it, "horses***". Along with the fact that some time before being given the title of General, Thomas-Alexandre was a lieutenant to Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de St-Georges who was a colonel in the first all-black regiment in Europe. Joseph Bologne was likewise the son of a minor French nobleman (or at least a planter) and a house slave, born in a French colony, taken to France and educated by his father who'd been given the title Chevalier and was well-known in France before the revolution for his (by all accounts) remarkable skills as a fencer, violinist, conductor and composer. There's a movie about him coming out next year, called 'Chevalier': kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y33XdHx_osuGec0

[@floridaloveclifton5175]

27:09 The fact that Leonardo DiCaprio injured himself during this scene and kept on going makes this scene more intense. Hell of an actor.

[@jamesmorant1406]

He should have gotten an Oscar nomination for his performance

[@shainewhite2781]

Nominated for 5 Oscars including Best Picture but won for Best Original Screenplay Best Supporting Actor Christoph Waltz

[@otakuwolf4ever985]

The Bag scene is my all-time favorite. Makes you wonder if it was actually like that and they had these issues.

[@TheRiciestBall]

fr about to do a whole raid then next thing everyone getting a wardrobe malfunction complaining about who made it lmao

[@MortPure]

Masterpiece. I'm biased to Samuel L. Jackson. This dude makes any movie he's in.

[@YerpDerp17]

Just wanted to add that I went on a Tarantino interview binge this past week. He did address the rumors about Kanye West. He stated that yes, Kanye did have a comedic idea to be a slave in the Gold Digger interview, but that that the what he did in the video had nothing to do with the Django, other than it involving slavery. And he said, which can be clarified with past interviews well before the release of Gold Digger or Late Registration, that he had been writing the idea for the Django script years before he ever met Kanye. But thought the original idea that Kanye had for the Gold Digger video was brilliant he wishes he had done it. Great reaction though. This movie never gets old. QT is truly a goat and is the person who made movies really exciting for me as a young teenager. Watching his movies in the theaters is a great experience as well. As someone who loves to read and dialogue, I have tremendous respect for his craft and the details within his movies.

[@tommiller4895]

We almost got a sequel to this movie, A script was written where Djando and Zorro team up. The man in the Club that asks Django if he knows how to spell Django was Franco Nero the original Django. Leo did cut his hand in the Dining Room scene but being the true pro he is he continued the scene, Leo had a hard time saying the "N' word. Quentin Tarantino, Jamie Fox and Samuel L Jackson had to convince him it was OK because ir was necessary for his character. The mine company employee who gets blown was Quentin Tarantino. A lot of Cameos in the movie such as Bruce Dern, Walton Goggins, Zoe Bell, Jonah Hill and Tom Wopat,

[@alexisw-e8881]

“That was so dramatic “

[@notablezero8793]

I have a very diverse family, we all went to see Django in the theater together... it was weird, we all cheered at different parts of the movie =(

[@lizd2943]

Christophe Waltz's performance was great, but Samuel L Jackson should have gotten the Best Supporting Actor Oscar. Stephen is such an amazing portrayal of how slavery can warp people.

[@yaseminmerwede6596]

This was a great reaction y'all! Great job. Loved White Gold's commentary at the end.

[@gentity8589]

Don't forget, Franco Nero was Django back in Django (1966).

[@Jetz316]

I’ll watch this to the end for y’all. It’s a top 10 favorite of mine.

[@vegasown1986]

One of my favorites from QT

[@Realmediamashup]

Django is Him! U gotta watch hateful 8 now.

[@fastdad1683]

7000$ in 1890 would be worth around 232,000$ now. Lol insane

[@oldschool72]

Shocker... All The Scene shots of the mountains, prairies, plains are Real......seriously ? none are CGI, thats your generation.

[@brothadude]

I hope they finally start filming Django vs Zorro soon

[@wichitadisciple9874]

I thought it was funny when you said that Jamie Fox was the GOAT.... I thought to myself, "nah, the GOAT shows up later"!!

[@Tommybn11]

Saludó desde la República Dominicana excelente vídeo 🇩🇴👍🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿❤

[@shainewhite2781]

Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe. Happy Thanksgiving!

[@steves2241]

You guys are funny, I'm weak. You should do these movies. Cheech & Chong Up In Smoke Team America: World Police Caddyshack Monty Python & The Holy Grail Blazing Saddles Airplane All the Naked Gun movies All the Austin Powers movies Spaceballs Equilibrium Gladiator Borat Ali G Indahouse Tropic Thunder All the Beavis & Butthead movies Both Pink Panther movies with Peter Sellers in one and Steve Martin in the other one

[@ianblake815]

Right now my favorite Tarantino film

[@tymejefferson8515]

Awesome reaction y'all

[@Wildside48]

What up, What up Ya'll! This is so hilarious and that's my favorite movie, Both of y'all reaction is perfect and Funny. Great job and Keep it up Y'all with funny and awesome videos on KZbin. 😎✌️

[@FreshZCORD]

12:31 iconic scene

[@Realmediamashup]

Also watch Ray! As good or better than Django.

[@chucknorris2266]

Great reaction. Can you guys reaction to Kung fu hustle please

[@damaniqphillip2756]

Sweet

[@antoineporche-rideaux4841]

the horse that jamie foxx rode and did the horse dance steps was jamie own horse and he trained him to dance

[@jayvasquez6629]

You gota do hateful eight next then 🤠

[@ChampyDubz]

You guys need to watch The Hateful Eight.

[@Ghost8386]

I've seen Django (1966 film) and Django Unchained.

[@Sebastian04223]

Y’all reacted to this? Let’s gooooo 😎

[@mothermayhem3255]

$7000 then = $259,620.61 today.

[@wichitadisciple9874]

In only 6 months time... that $7000 is now worth $261,856.34 .. Thanks Biden

[@Ghost8386]

I wonder if Uncle Ruckus is related to Stephen Warren?

[@user-xj2sm3xd5l]

Fritz, the least racist horse of the 1800's

[@lalipopz90]

Love this movie sm😂😂❤

[@thefatman2780]

IM CURIOUS WHAT MAKES YOU SO CURIOUS

[@diongray2501]

Do a video reaction to Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight 2015.

[@DenaeRose]

Guns in the past used buckshot which basically explodes in the body hence the blood blasting like that.

[@stanban2473]

Quentin Tarantino does not use green screen.

[@christophplank8972]

Kanye did not give him the idea.

[@rollotomassi6232]

Bro, it's a Quentin Tarantino movie, there ain't no green screen/CGI in it.

[@YerpDerp17]

Facts. lol All the shots are 100% real.

[@joepangia4413]

Not a first time reaction

[@hrtbrkentertainment2620]

Y’all should react to Don’t Let Go

[@jasonsol1719]

DiCaprio found it very difficult to say the N word

[@ACME619]

Jamie Fox used his own horse for this film.

[@mcfmcf4038]

ummm tarantino didn't steal any ideas from kanye lol

[@rockymvvrcianu6846]

Wtf you have to turn off the lights when watching movies!! It sets the ambience!

[@David_Scar]

Then we wouldn't be able to see their faces,this is a reaction afterall.

[@jimmyzee7040]

Not true, Kanye had nothing to do with this, read the full story

[@snoopersgonnasnoop]

True the real story was confirmed by Mike Dean who was there

[@youceftobi8336]

Quentin doesn't use green screen

[@WillFly1968]

Sorry, Kanye had NOTHING to do with this movie.

[@antoineporche-rideaux4841]

the almost castrating of django was something that was done to male slaves during slavery