INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS (2009) Movie Reaction! | First Time Watch | Quentin Tarantino | Brad Pitt

[@CinePals]

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[@profanepersonality]

Did you realize that British officer was Mike Meyers (SNL, Austin Powers)?

[@richardbeaton7324]

You both would LOVE a movie called Public Enemies. It's a true story about a 1930s gangster played by Johnny Depp. ... Trust ;)x

[@adamsgrad93]

There is not a second wasted in this film, it's fantastic.

[@nedvva]

Waltz starred in two Tarantino films and won an Oscar for both.

[@MohamedLamkhizni]

Yes and both in supporting role and in my opinion Christoph Waltz is have the ability to win Oscar in Leading role

[@louisenglish8069]

I, personally, think this is Tarantino's best film (so far). It utilizes and displays all the directing, writing and maximizing actors abilities Tarantino has learned up to this point. Much like the last line conveys, it truly is his masterpiece.

[@guptageneralstores5243]

I think so too. And every word you've said are the exact same reasons I like it. It's like all his years of perfecting each aspect of his craft, reaching a unified peak.

[@ravensdark99]

As context : Christoph Waltz was mostly known for doing funny tv work in Germany and Austria . Before this he was mostly playing funny ppl. But man can he play bad guys. Likely one of the scariest Bad guys of all time . Because he plays him nice but you can feel the monster underneath at all time lurking. He so deserved that oscar

[@kenyonsgirl415]

This was the first thing I saw him in…I definitely don’t see him as a comedic actor lol although he was pretty funny in Django

[@ravensdark99]

@@kenyonsgirl415Watch his tv work it is lightyears away from this which shows how great of an actor he is

[@Stevarooni]

I didn't even suspect...but comedians have the ability to control their reactions so well, they often do drama very well.

[@Aaron-io8vw]

Fun fact. Christoph Walt first marriage was to a Jewish woman and he has three children with her. His son Leon is a Rabbi.

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

The performance of Christoph Waltz as Colonel Hans Landa, is one of the greatests ever. What an amazing character. Terrific, classy and smart as hell.

[@monicawism]

If you haven't seen Django Unchained, please react to it. Tarantino and Christoph Waltz team up again to deliver another masterful film.

[@adamyilmaz9531]

The opening scene with Christoph is one of the most intense, unnerving and anxiety inducing pieces of filmmaking ever created! He definitely deserved the Oscar 🔥🔥💯

[@FilthTribeFTP]

"You're not allowed in my house" *Yeah, uhh... You dont have a fkin CHOICE* 😂😂😂

[@mikeyt3784]

Right? Even when Landa asks to speak in private they seemed to think that they would be in control of the situation lol.

[@FilthTribeFTP]

@mikeyt3784 yeah, having to ask if you can do something in your OWN home (like smoke your pipe), is DEFINITELY a sign you are not in good company and you have ZERO control of the ENTIRE situation 😂

[@majimasmajimemes1156]

I fucking love this film. The mix of tones, languages, just....everything is executed to perfection.

[@nicholassmith7984]

The blonde daughter at the start of the film - Charlotte - is played by Léa Seydoux. She started appearing in more Hollywood productions after this.

[@thedriver99]

Also video games death stranding

[@jefferaimer]

Dune 2

[@BHardawayMusic]

And the last two Bond films

[@velvet_thunder1835]

Krsiten misunderstanding the rat analogy was pretty funny lol

[@Terp311]

_G’head and explain to the class what the analogy is, there has been several discussed. Thanks for watching._

[@ironthornkoncepts]

Christoph Waltz was just as good in Django. Inglorious Bastards and Django were so much greater because of him... both are great movies.

[@artursandwich1974]

So this guy Tarantino - makes no more than 2 handfuls of movies and is undeniably one of the greatest in the history of film making. Absofuckinglutely afuckingmazing. First 3 times I watched this film I was mesmerized, as if I had been nailed down to my chair.

[@Danj1095]

The three finger scene is absolutely classic!! It's so subtle yet iykyk vibe

[@nicholassmith7984]

I had been taking German lessons some time before seeing this film, so the moment Archie made that sign, I knew he was done. It impressed me that the Tarantino would use a detail like that for something so significant.

[@almightycinder]

@@nicholassmith7984 Details like that are exactly what the point of the movie is. It's a war between white people, so you'd think you'd be able to send any ol' spy there as long as they know the language. Not so. There's way more to it than just that. There's also other things in that scene that would've gotten him too. For the card game, Hickox wrote "GW Pabst", the same director that he mentioned prior, implying that his knowledge of Germany doesn't extend very far past German movies. On his forehead, what Hellstrom wrote, is Brigitte Horney, a German actress best known for a movie that came out in 1943, which Hickox wouldn't know at all.

[@chadd3299]

“That’s how I like my men.” “His nails are dirty.” 😂😂😂😂😂

[@deepak_su]

Insert "WOMEN" meme😂😂

[@Sageddegas]

Anything with Christoph Walz is immediately an incredible movie. One of my favorites of all time

[@mcfierce]

Even Horrible Bosses 2? 😂

[@SonicLamb]

"Au Revoir, Shoshannah!" is one of cinema's most haunting and disturbing lines.

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Now, watch Django Unchained. Awesome Quentin Tarantino movie in my opinion.

[@bensneb360]

Fun Fact: Quentin Tarantino originally wanted to cast Adam Sandler as the Bear Jew, and there was a scene where his dying grandmother in Brooklyn gave him the baseball bat, that would of been an interesting casting

[@thedarkknight2221]

I saw this in theaters and in the scene when Shoshana is going back to check on Zoller after shooting him a couple were sitting next to me and the woman said to her boyfriend “love conquers hate” or something like that, and literally LITERALLY right when she finished saying that Zoller shoots Shoshana. Her boyfriend and I burst out laughing while she was shocked!🤣🤣

[@Sageddegas]

Saying that in a movie about nazis is wild lol

[@EricksonMedina-i7q]

I was waiting for you guys to point out Mike Myers, but ya'll didn't notice him.🙄

[@stefantsarev4442]

Fun fact: Tarantino almost didn't make the movie, because he couldn't find a suitable actor for the role of Hans Landa. Until he met Waltz. He was born to play the role, nailed it flawlessly and won his well-deserved Oscar.

[@GMDTurbo]

That's actually crazy. My grandparents are literally watching this in the other room right now.

[@justinsnyder2846]

You got some cool grandparents

[@p0gzdk]

W grandparents

[@GMDTurbo]

@@justinsnyder2846 You have no idea. One of them was a nurse back in the day, and the other was a Frogman (Navy Seal). So yeah they're pretty kick-ass lol

[@bittybaff3541]

Please tell me you're not in a basement

[@meadmaker4525]

This is such a magnificent piece of film making. Really hope you react to Django Unchanged. I feel like that film hit just as hard as this one, and Christoph Waltz is in it as well.

[@paulamoya7956]

Crazy that Austrian born Waltz has been acting since 1977 in European films only . This film made him an international Star. An instant Oscar . Imagine how that must’ve felt for him . Imagine how it must’ve felt for Tarantino , finding uber talented Waltz . a Golden needle in a haystack! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☑️

[@thedarkknight2221]

Fun Fact: When Bridget is being strangled those aren’t Cristoph’s hands, they’re Tarantino’s hands. He didn’t want to leave it to chance that Cristoph would accidentally hurt Diane during a take so he did it himself.

[@foodwallet1223]

He's dodgy.

[@kenyonsgirl415]

This is a MASTERPIECE!!! Christolph Waltz and Brad Pitt were excellent

[@dongyschlontong-ck5xg]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="488">8:08</a> How Waltz goes from the tiniest smile to pure monster in a flawless instant is acting prowess.

[@MattB2603]

That opening scene describes the character of Hans Landa perfectly. He is evil, he is vicious, and he covers it up with manners and politeness. His politeness gives him the advantage because the people he is questioning will be more relaxed and more likely to let info slip.

[@Ala_k-o4w]

You two definitely should watch Django Unchained together. You`ll fall in love with Christoph Waltz even more when you see how versatile an actor he is.

[@YukoValis]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2358">39:18</a> is my favorite part of the movie. Just him doing the language flawlessly and everyone just standing there realizing how screwed they are.

[@Terp311]

_<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="123">2:03</a>__ Movie starts at this timestamp. Thanks for watching._

[@timothyhedrick5295]

This was my first experience of Waltz. Totally at the top of my list of favorite actors ever since. I'm AMAZED there is anyone out there over twenty-five who has never seen this anymore.

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

Just in the last month, someone put out a video that broke down the director's choices on the tavern scene (How THIS Scene Became a Modern Masterpiece) 4.7M views. It just shows the absolute genius in that entire exchange and leading up to it. I highly recommend watching it later. I think it's 20-25 mins Pretty much all Tarantino movies are worth watching. Hope to see even more pop up on the channel. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="704">11:44</a> was the Tarantino cameo btw

[@jefferaimer]

Can you give the link please?

[@vikmarquez]

You guys need to see Django with Christopher waltz and Jamie Foxx. That’s another masterpiece.

[@DramaNinja0]

"The Hateful Eight" next plz!!

[@vincentdesjardins1354]

I second that! Take the genius of Inglorious basement tavern scene, stretch it to a whole movie.

[@brianvernon249]

The recruitment of Hugo Stiglitz will forever be my favorite scene. It provides humor in this tense film, especially with Sam Jackson narrating.

[@Sidragrosm]

It was also something of a minor miracle; Til Schweiger ( Hugo Stiglitz), refused the role, initially. It wasn't until Tarantino described what the role entailed that he agreed. (To say he loathes anything about the Nazis is a massive understatement.) An exceptional actor, and by all accounts, just as exceptional a human being. (Sadly, he suffers the same affliction as Jason Issac - the camera loves him... but in a very bad way! 😏 You folks rock..! ✊🏻

[@EleventhCubFan]

Shosanna Dreyfus laughing while a theater full of bad guys are screaming in agonizing pain is by far the most beautiful thing I've ever heard

[@americanman4508]

I like how people who react to this movie says, i wouldn't do that, they wouldn't make me do that, your not allowed in my house. 😂😂 They were Nazis. The people didn't have a choice. You did what they said, or they killed you. 😂😂

[@fujiusami]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1212">20:12</a> my favorite scene in the entire movie. that "Ah, Landa" then the boss music just drops

[@patrickgassner7725]

Christoph waltz is an austrian treasure fluent in 4 languages. If you liked his role as lamda you should watch django unchained. His role in there is pure gold and he plays the "good" guy. 🎉

[@FilthTribeFTP]

I know Hugo Stiglitz most from the movie "SLC Punk". He was 'Mark' (his name is Til Schweiger, probably butchered the spelling), and if you've seen it, he's the dealer, and they try to sink the car but its so buoyant cuz of all the salt. He calls it "Salt Lake... SHlTTY" 😂

[@kevinkleinsasser9387]

Til Schweiger also played an evil Nazi in The Ministry Of Ungentlemanely Warfare and a hit man in The Replacement Killers.

[@richardwilliams5387]

Waltz has said he believes Landa could still "win" after that final scene. He could definitely talk his way around the tatoo.

[@MikeBrown7799B]

Hello Kristen & Michael!😊 This film made Christoph Waltz's international career. Great reactions to this fine Tarantino film, Guys!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@man_without_fear2349]

One of the greatest openings of all time🔥

[@munkeysama]

I like how Kristen and Michael's take seems to be "Well I simply would say no with a forceful voice and the Nazis would have no choice but to respect my wishes"

[@19Mirat]

OMG i love Christoph Waltz as an actor .. there is a movie with him, Kate Winslet and Jodie Foster called "Carnage" a 2011 black comedy film directed by Roman Polanski wich is just masterfull!! haha why am i not really surprised that Kristen knows how to curse in german haha

[@shaynekell7343]

Forgot about the Harvey Kietel voice over on the phone... stuff just makes ya smile.

[@teacher_fher]

The only thing that kind of troubles my "suspension of disbelief" in these videos is like...aren't most of you guys like actors and all? Have you REALLY, ACTUALLY not seen these movies? Kinda hard to believe.

[@spdcrzy]

You'd be surprised. And a lot of people in the movie industry don't actually watch movies, surprisingly.

[@paulamoya7956]

Best Actor Academy Award went to Christoph Waltz⭐️for his incredible role in this incredible film.⭐️☑️

[@charlize1253]

A violent movie about Nazis being violently killed in a theater while watching a violent movie by movies being set on fire, involving a plot hatched by a movie critic (Michael Fassbender) and a German movie star (Diane Kruger).

[@jl5574]

Shout out to August Diehl who played Dieter Hellstrom. I’ve seen some criticism that his character is a lesser rehash of Landa but I thought he brought a different, nasty edge to his scenes. The only other thing I’ve seen him in is Malick’s A Hidden Life where he played a (real) Austrian conscientious objector to the war, he was amazing.

[@nicholassmith7984]

Hellstrom is all business, right up to the end. You'd expect that kind of character to be some kind of sniveling wretch when it gets down to it; but he stayed on-mission in the tavern despite knowing full-well that he wasn't making getting out alive.

[@vishalnimkar8246]

I miss the excitement I felt first time watching this film…I feel you Kristen…

[@joevonschmidt6898]

He didn’t use the German 3 so that gave him away in the bar scene. It’s awesome

[@deepak_su]

Keep making these two watch such classics. We love them ❤

[@alexstanton83]

Handa was checking each girl's pulse when he arrived

[@DamagedKing573]

I used to work at a Malco Cinema as a projectionist for like 5 years I loved it

[@libertad1026]

Christoph Waltz was magnificently terrifying in this movie!!! Shout out to Mike Myers aka Austin Powers and Samuel L Jackson (voice over) for their cameos! Love this movie! ❤😊 Edit: spelling correction

[@maverick2242]

Great reaction ,gawd I love that laugh of Kristens, make watching any movie great..! Tarrantino never fails to entertain! You guys need to watch Death Proof and Planet Terror as it was intended a DOUBLE FEATURE, and preferably in a car as a drive in movie, again as was the intention! Please react to this Double feature, its B classification again as it was intended, I love that genre and style of movie, maybe more authentic than Hollyweirds main movie genres! Cheers team, awesome as always, love the movie love the cast, till next time! Happy cinema, from the future! from a land down under..!❣💯

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

Standartenführer Hans Landa is one ths sickest psycho character I've ever witnessed on film. And he is brilliantly played by Christoph Waltz. I think it's one the greatest character portrayal ever. That's just an opinion of course. When I saw y'all were going to react to it, I just had to tune in. Great reaction guys. Your commentary was so fun to watch. As we say in Texas; y'all be safe. And y'all have a great holiday!!

[@Mace91]

In the scene where Christoph strangles Diane Kruger, Tarantino insisted the strangulation be real for the close-up otherwise it would be quite obvious she wasn't really being strangled or in distress. Diane agreed to be strangled for real on one condition, that Tarantino did it himself.

[@lonebear6779]

I still don't understand this movie, technical aspects are great, well acted, the little story is working, ... But everything is a performance, it feels like a comic or a cartoon. All these grotesque elements happening during a tragic period is really strange to me. If it's a satire, it fails and I don't think Tarantino is the right guy for that, considering his tropes.

[@JoeTheUberGeek]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="219">3:39</a> You're not going to argue with one of the high ranking military personnel, who can harm your family, and is occupying your country... are you nuts?!

[@shaneswiss]

This is definitely one of my favorite films...

[@wristcontr0l]

This is indeed his masterpiece.

[@Vobefrod]

I agree with a few others...watch Django Unchained, also Tarantino, where Christof Waltz plays a German in slave-era America as a bounty hunter. SO GOOD

[@FilthTribeFTP]

No one ever recognizes Mike Myers in their reactions... Unless they just edit it out.

[@nicholassmith7984]

To be fair, it's a very different role for him. He'd also been out of the limelight a while before this, so he wouldn't be in-mind for most.

[@FilthTribeFTP]

@nicholassmith7984 true, but, I feel like tons of people have seen the Austin Powers movie, and when he says "The Basterds" in this movie, it sound EXACTLY like he does when he says the name a "Fat Basterd" in the AP movies.

[@tfpp1]

When Diane Kruger was getting chocked out by Hans Landa, (not-so-fun-fact): Quentin Tarantino insisted that she really experience it. When they show the close up of her face those are his hands (not Christoph Waltz), and they did it just up to the point where here reaction is genuine panic/distress. So, in a sense she isn't really "acting".

[@user-ph2sz2oy1k]

Btw, Piz Palü is on the Swiss-Italian border, but there was a german film about it "Die Weisse Hölle vom Piz Palü", so that might just also be a reason to be a bit suspicious

[@joegarza49]

Tarantino loves to reimagine history.. You'll understand at the end of the movie. Kinda like he did to the Manson family in Once Upon A Time in Hollywood.

[@christianmichael3120]

“Oh my god…HELLO!” When Hitler showed up 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Aaron-io8vw]

Fun fact. Chrisoph Waltz first wife was a American woman of Jewish heritage and his son from this marriage Leon Waltz is a Rabbi

[@RobFMDetroit]

So many reactions I've seen to this and nobody ever realizes that's Mike Myers. 😂

[@Melomaniac1956]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1319">21:59</a> He is legit like a shark staring at its prey 😅

[@karmehed]

The choking scene is even more insane when you know that it's actually Tarantino who is choking Diane Kruger. And he did actually choke her. She did consent to it but it is still kind of creepy imo.

[@paulamoya7956]

I Love Love Love how much you two loved this 💫 ⭐️✨💫⭐️✨🎄

[@jamespfp]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="952">15:52</a> -- RE: This is only Chapter 3 and I feel like I lived a lifetime; A: One of the curious features of this film which might stick with you is the Tarantino humor being applied at exactly the right moments to counterbalance the tension within the overall film. The Carnegie Hall joke is an old one but remains true enough for a big payoff. *But* notice how few Chapters there are in this film. It's almost as elegant as one of Beethoven's Symphonies, which usually have no more than 4 movements.

[@ignoremychannel697]

One of the best movies ever made

[@dolleyes5062]

Next up: "Jackie Brown." 💼💵✈️

[@melanienolley]

Tarantino's movie, Jacky Brown, should be on your list!

[@itsreeeshaaa7560]

You’re absolutely right. Landa knew that was Shoshanna.

[@chrisnorris7527]

It's not that she doesn't want to say no to Hans-- she can't. He would just insist.

[@m.pieterse3785]

Wow, how many times have i seen this scene?..... my floor!?! Only you dude.... only you

[@p0gzdk]

Best Tarantino movie hands down

[@shaynekell7343]

So... the very fact the decision was made for this movie it made me think to recommend watching "The Strain." The German soldier that 'The Bear Jew" took out plays Eikhorst in that series. You're welcome is all I can say at this point. Oh aside from. The "Blade II" connections to the series. GO GO DELTORO!

[@MrDevintcoleman]

I CHUG skim milk, but that’s the only milk or milk substitute I like. I can easily drink half a gallon a day if I don’t care about drinking calories haha. I must be some kind of villain, according to most movies! 😅

[@wakkadakka9192]

The saddest thing is that there were thousands of people like Hans Landa, and the US government happily fulfilled their conditions, forgave them all their crimes and gave them a happy life without trial. Especially the scientists, only thanks to them NASA success with the space program.

[@Brian-qn7fn]

Wrong.

[@dormir1891]

​@@Brian-qn7fn lol that's a fact en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Paperclip

[@johnm8224]

Easily (in my opinion) the most incredible and nuanced performance ever from Christoph Waltz, who is renowned for unique and precise performances. "Hugo Stiglitz" is played by Til Schweiger, who was (very briefly, around the time this film was made) ALWAYS the German actor Hollywood went to to play the German character, before he seems to have decided to stay mostly off-camera as a pretty successful producer with his own production company, Barefoot Films.

[@foobarious1357]

Just realised at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="3597">59:57</a> you can hear Kurt Russell's scream from Deathproof

[@brianvernon249]

Thank you thank you! 🙏 I was wondering why it sounded so familiar, yet not a Wilhelm. Seen Deathproof more than any other Tarantino film. My late wife loved it. Two separate groups of girls chilling drinking and having fun.

[@davidmunro546]

This is a perfect movie imo. It needs nothing extra and there’s nothing I can criticise. If you haven’t seen Hot Fuzz, that’s another perfect movie you should check out.

[@imthewolf1]

Did you notice when digging through the garbage for the gun the M&M package? There was no such thing as M&M s back then.

[@mr.joshua6818]

I remember the actor who plays Huge from SLC Punk.

[@OscarAntonio-t4z]

I think its funny how Jaby got the blue eyed blondes reacting to this movie lmao

[@charlize1253]

No Hollywood movie has ever turned so much on bad accents. Genius writing.

[@aabidalibaker7172]

Been waiting for this to drop👍 Please react to django unchained next

[@MohamedLamkhizni]

with this crazy insane performance by Christoph waltz he's make it like he is the leading actor in this amazing film and not the Supporting actor his performance is maybe on of the few in films history as the supporting actor as the Villain is take over the film over the leading actor andd it's remende me of Heath Ledger (RIP) Joker insane performance in the Dark knight and both won Oscar in supporting role

[@hessu275]

Amazing movie, one of Tarantino's finest work. Christoph gives an iconic performance and Brad's Aldo should have had his own movie. Melanie Laurent as Shosanna is also outstanding

[@JonH611]

My favorite movie of all time 🥹

[@kevinpatrick5925]

Top shelf cinema