Django Unchained vs Inglourious Basterds - Face Off

[@grapeshot]

Both are excellent revenge movies. Christoph Waltz play one of the most diabolical villains I've ever seen in cinema. As well as playing a very good friend in the other movie.

[@sirmi9868]

One thing in common in both movies Christoph Waltz is the focking BOSS

[@Rykiz_Vidz]

One thing is correct. Christoph Waltz does steal any scene he is in. He makes such a great villain, and such a great hero.

[@jamesmorant1406]

Both movie's are fantastic but have to give it to Inglorious Bastards that scene in the basement was so suspenseful and tense

[@randallrona9618]

The performance of Christoph Waltz as Hans Landa was so terrifying and iconic. It made more sense why he is casted to play Blofeld in Spectre as James Bond's nemesis with a twist.

[@maxpayne2323]

My favourite Tarantino movies and Two of my ALL-TIME favorutes!

[@lonellfletcher]

I think number four should’ve gone to Waltz’s turn as Landa. Iconic.

[@High_Key]

The basement bar scene of Inglorious Basterds puts it over Django Unchained for me.

[@Moscoe...]

Same

[@micktheman6]

At the end of inglorious bastards the line into the camera is this may be my masterpiece. Enough said.

[@johnlawrence4085]

Both movies are top quality

[@shadowwarrior7218]

QT is my fav director and this just reaffirms why

[@Yvolve]

The genius of introducing Hans Landa as an absolute psychopath is what drives the movie for me. You never know when he knows what is going on and is just keeping up appearances until he can make his move. The farm scene, the Strüdel scene, the foyer in the cinema, all of them are nail biters because his side of the story is never told and have to wait to find out. The basement bar scene is similar. Django Unchained is more an action-revenge movie with some suspenseful scenes, while Inglorious Basterds is a true action-thriller. Why is Tarantino's name misspelled on the books at 10:05?

[@sikandarzaman5183]

Both movies are great but i like Django unchained

[@delix787]

DJANGO IS A GOD DAMN MASTER PIECE!!!! 😈😈😈

[@354Entertainment]

No it's not!

[@mrdth1987]

I like Django more for one reason the story. If Django Unchained was a novel it would still be masterpiece it was just that good of a story with heroes you care about and villains you hate.

[@hero-lucha5926]

Finally someone has made a video about theses two

[@franckateba2970]

Both movies are excellent for me.

[@stevenaripez281]

Django Unchained is better by a smidge. The visual filmmaking and the ingenious concept of a spaghetti western in the south are what edges it for me.

[@04soldier]

Soundtrack should've been included. Because Django score would make this a tie again. 😎

[@levykatzman842]

The first round should have gone to inglorious! they're both revisionist history, but with inglorious ending WW2 and killing Hitler it definitely is on a whole different level.

[@Rykiz_Vidz]

I feel like they knew this, but wanted to make it a draw just so they couldn't somehow appear racist.

[@Zombiesnyder13]

"Marvel is NOT cinema" - Martin Scorsese

[@CommanderShepard-wq3wo]

What makes a “cinema” then? 🤔

[@calebwinfield1403]

Comparing Marvel to actual cinema is like comparing The Rock to Al Pacino. One is an entertainer, the other is an actor/artist.

[@MrAngerissues1]

This was a very difficult head to head.

[@ygdgyunggeedagr831]

you should do the winner vs hateful 8 or hateful 8 vs once upon a time in hollywood. the vs. series is my favorite from your channel. keep it up ill keep dropping suggestions

[@kj6446]

I still don't know what he was thinking when he cast BJ Novak ....

[@mykindom666]

Django wins for me, if ever just so slightly. Though l will say inglorious basterds is severely underrated compared to other Tarantino films.

[@charlesspeaksthetruth4334]

Django Unchained clears 🤷.

[@JoBloOriginals]

Hard one to be sure

[@smokindatshit8268]

It’s one of the most brutal westerns hands down

[@georgeprchal3924]

Django I prefer, but Pulp Fiction is the best Tarantino film.

[@calebwinfield1403]

Django is the greatest western movie ever. There. I said it.

[@commycasty]

Even though the timelines don't exactly match up I'd love to see a spin-off where jango runs into the characters from the hateful eight.

[@Moscoe...]

Calm down

[@smokindatshit8268]

@@commycasty that would be incredible lol

[@LeviClay]

such a tough one... these have become my top QT films... I don't know which one I prefer... I THINK I lean towards Django just because of how dark it is. IB assumes you know how bad Nazis were.

[@Zed-fq3lj]

Hans Landa's role was much more difficult and complex than King S., that was the only mistake here. According to Tarantino himself Waltz was the only actor in the world who could fluently speak French, German, Italian and English and pull off the role which the entire movie depended on.

[@habovay3]

I thought QT's Australian accent was hilarious. "Shet up, bleck!"

[@Lance37a]

Those two movies are better than his last two movies.

[@paulweston8408]

Picking your favorite QT film is like picking your favorite Pixar or MCU movie, it almost can't be done with 100% certainty. I love both these movies but Pulp Fiction is so damn great but I love Once Opon A Time In Hollywood but Kill Bill is amazing but but but...if your a fan you get it. The only 100%'s with me are I think Reservoir Dogs is his most overrated (still good, just not as good imho as his others) and Jackie Brown is his most underrated (also imho).

[@1400IntruderVS]

My favorite Tarantino films for sure. I believe Inglorious Basterds is just a one point ahead of Django overall as well... And since my opinion is the most important ,I added this comment.

[@garyhall7867]

Round 1 a draw? That's wild. World War 2 over Civil War, way way way more people were affected

[@PaiviProject]

I've loved Quentin Tarantino's work ever since I saw Pulp Fiction back in the day. He is very good and I like his style. Inglourious Basterds might have won this face off but I enjoyed Django Unchained more & I've seen it few times.

[@crankypantsmcduff]

Love them both but I think Inglorious is my favourite favourite ever

[@kevinrwhooley9439]

Imagine getting a papercut in the Tarantinoverse.

[@354Entertainment]

Chris Walz is better in Basterds because this role is the original, in Django it plays the same guy only in a western!

[@tomlichnofsky.7048]

Mr Tarantino is the Man!! 😎👍👌✊👊🍁♈

[@mafeuk]

Next face-off: Battle of siblings, The Coen Brothers vs The Wachowskis

[@cinegoth4144]

The Coen Brothers will win by a landslide.

[@dereklingerfelt9557]

No way. First half is great and the ending is good but it drags in parts without waltz or Pitt. Django is solid throughout. Even when Leo and waltz go it still has Jamie Foxx and Walton clogging goggins to rely on.

[@dereklingerfelt9557]

@Danny_phantump hey did I really win something?

[@MrAjlugo]

Air Jordan and air max 90s are two different shoes

[@bentucker2301]

Let's go...a Tarentinoff

[@DenKulesteSomFins]

Basterds is not as good as the sum of it's parts due to inferior pacing. Django has great pacing, just like Kill Bill. I therefore prefer it

[@hussd21]

I'd have to agree with the end result. Inglorious Basterds is Tarantino at his best, and Christoph Waltz is the star of the film even over Brad Pitt

[@jfilm7466]

0:37 Vincent giggles like a 6 year old kid 😃

[@ygdgyunggeedagr831]

btw i wouldve given this one to django

[@justingoedecke6576]

You should do the watchmen vs Zack snygers justice league

[@christianjosephkarner]

Inglorious Basterds was one of the shittiest movies I have seen so far.

[@crashburn3292]

Django more violent than Basterds? Imo, Inglorious Basterds is more violent (shocking) as it's more up close and personal. In Django, Tarantino doesn't show the most really violent acts. He implies them. You don't actually see much of the dogs mauling the slave or see the Mandingo fighter gouge out another fighter's eyes or crush his head with a hammer. Many scenes in Django, like the shower scene in Scarface, the violence is only implied. (which can sometimes makes it worse as you're left to your imagination) Basterds violence more up close and *personal*: The baseball bat scene, the scalping, the bar shooting was really close, the swastikas carved into foreheads, Shoshanna and Fridrick killing each other in the projection room, showing exactly how Hugo Stiglitz killed high ranking Germans, etc. I think IB edges out Django as its violence is either right in your face, or involving a character you're really invested in.

[@rustyshaklferd1897]

Personally Django. Both were phenomenal, but Django I can watch over and over

[@rustyshaklferd1897]

Both are extremely racist. Anti white, but historically semi accurate so all good.

[@sonnyblack0870]

I liked Django but was honestly disappointed by it coming off of Inglorious Bastards. Imo IB reset the bar so high for Tarantino after a decade of films by him failed to interest me, that I was eagerly waiting to see what he’d follow up with. Django, while not bad, was simply nowhere near as strong as IB.

[@13LesTadO13]

Two movies that have nothing in common. Why not.

[@frankd9945]

Nothing in common other than the writer, director, lead actor, both stories of marginalized people seeking retribution and revenge on the ones who constructed the society in which enslaved them.. yep. Nothing in common here.

[@13LesTadO13]

Jamie Fox wasn't in inglorious bastards. Also Django wasn't a bunch of short stories following a theme.

[@dylanbollinger6872]

Inglorious Basterds in my opinion.

[@lucleblanc7029]

They are good movies!

[@unclecreed2986]

Stiglitz dieing is why Django is better.

[@gypsydildopunks7083]

There was a lot of bullshit dialogue about German film maker's from the 1920s, a lil' too much. But I agree with the verdict, the less I hear the N word, the better.

[@howardb.6205]

I like the pro America one

[@schuylerbrumley5676]

Inglorious

[@CommanderShepard-wq3wo]

Inglorious Basterds is the better movie. End of story

[@delix787]

Nah!! Django is too godly!!! 😈😈😈

[@eddiem2329]

Are you high?

[@philoebeddo8724]

Epilogue - Disagreed

[@TheUuhhh]

Definitely a draw

[@WorldCupWillie]

Pulp Fiction is my favorite

[@A_Salty_Fishe]

Tarantino butchered the Australian accent but accidentally nailed a South African one lmao I actually thought he was playing someone from my country initially

[@bev9708]

True CW won an Oscar for both performances but that does not make them a draw, sorry nooooo!!! His performance as Hans Landa is clearly a tour de force... among the greatest performances in cinema!!

[@unclejoey5143]

Nah u trippin

[@sornesh6520]

Gorlami

[@unclejoey5143]

How is inglorious dialogue better when half of it is in german

[@internziko]

Bastards is the better movie for sure

[@tomhahnl1927]

This can only be a draw, well it almost was 😉

[@teppeiando]

Too many draws! Christoph Waltz was clearly better in Basterds

[@stephanryll2133]

django is the better movie.

[@354Entertainment]

Django isn't not that good movie. I like Basterds more...

[@hagengilbert8102]

Django is by far Tarantino’s worst movie, hands down (death proof isn’t in the running).

[@Moscoe...]

Really how?

[@hagengilbert8102]

@@Moscoe... Cookie cutter one dimensional bad guys, cheap appeal to emotion, Jamie Fox isn’t great in it, it’s just not good, and I LOVE Tarantino. The part with the clansman deciding on hoods was funny.

[@Moscoe...]

@@hagengilbert8102 what do you mean by cookie cutter not every films characters and villains have to have exceptional depth especially when not needed inglorious basterds has cookie cutter bad guys but it's fine in that film because that sort of depth wasn't required to tell an engaging story or give us engaging characters

[@randomisland2872]

😊😊😊

[@t.a6159]

Its a draw for me.

[@ericvulgate]

Django actually seemed like it was going to be good but then it turned into a Tarantino film.