Inglourious Basterds (2009) | First Time Watching | Arab Muslim Brothers Reaction

Inglourious Basterds (2009) | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction| Arab Muslim Brothers Reaction
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[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

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[@steveperry4182]

Hitler killed himself. The Americans found his body

[@doratiscareno5856]

Can we send you money. - 🇺🇸

[@Ko_Qc]

quintin tarantino's movies are always special, love the tension,humour and exagerated violence 😄 about this new channel, did you combine all australia, canada and US channels together or am i dreaming? other question, i know why scenes r cut in movie reactions but do you guys listen to the whole movie or the cut versions here? always some interresting stuff on your channels 👍 I like the fact that you dont always cut or talk over the videos too much like some others do, also gotta respect the amount of time and work you put on this, about every day something you could improve is the sound, volume difference between your voices and the video, many reaction channels have trouble with that, keep on the hard work🙂

[@marisakennedy777]

If you want to watch a real awesome movie, watch The Princess Bride.

[@Bonny2478]

happy to see your reaction to this movie I was study with Arabs they actually helped me when bully jew wanted to hit me and today I have arab friend / we both hate politics and terror we just want to live our life in peace Shalom / Salam 🇮🇱 for us simple people want no war no deaths not matter what religion or nation

[@christined6321]

The scene of Brad speaking Italian with a southern accent is the most hilarious thing I’ve seen. It cracks me up every time. Loved the reaction!

[@nekane6168]

We are spanish, but since this film we always say "arrivederci" with american accent. It's histerical

[@devonjones102]

Arivaderchi 😂

[@Terminator-mj5sb]

Gurrlahmee

[@adamskeans2515]

@@nekane6168 which American accent?

[@nekane6168]

@@adamskeans2515 stereotypical southern cowboy of course

[@ispendtoomuchtimehere]

I saw this movie in the theatres, there was a group of 4 men who I found out after the movie were ww2 vets. These men were old and fragile, yet during the scene that aldos men were shredding hitlers face with the mp40s they were jumping up and down cheering. One of the greatest things ive even seen 😂

[@mikecalif5553]

This movie was on permanent hold until Quentin found the Multi language leading German actor. In the beginning the German is taking the girls pulses to see if they are over nervous.

[@mariejohnson3181]

The villain made the girl eat the cream because at the time of the war real cream difficult to come by so they used pig fat , he knew as a Jew she would not want to eat that.

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

wow that's crazy he would do that

[@Billy-zv6gv]

And these brothers know that, because, likewise, Muslims do not eat or drink from pigs either. 🤔

[@ThatsMyStuffYouBledOnTrevor]

Right! Which, I think, is why she kind of eats it in his face like What? Fine? Nothing weird about this, what?

[@Bonny2478]

​@@HABIBIBROTHERS717happy to see your reaction to this movie I was study with Arabs they actually helped me when bully jew wanted to hit me and today I have arab friend / we both hate politics and terror we just want to live our life in peace Shalom / Salam 🇮🇱 for us simple people want no war no deaths not matter what religion or nation

[@saidbachlil2612]

فين ازول خوك من المغرب​@@HABIBIBROTHERS717

[@MomoBar91]

"What would you do?"- "Never give them up"; "Any human"- that is why I love watching reactions of people from different countries, backgrounds, politics, religions etc. because despite all these differences you can have very important things in common like humanity, empathy, values, a sense of right and wrong of injustice. I wish people would concentrate more on the things we have in common. Thank you for this.

[@DestinyAwaits19]

But in their Qur'an there is clearly Jew hatred. Enough to rival Mein Kampf.

[@crownprincesebastianjohano7069]

The Germans never occupied Algeria, but "notionally held it" by proxy of the Vichy France regime from 1940-1942, until the Americans landed in November 1942 and 'liberated' Algeria. That said, the Germans had zero control or say in governing of Algeria. They had no troops there and no right to impose themselves. Indeed, the Germans preferred that Algeria and Vichy remain neutral to prevent Allied attack, and spare them the cost of occupation. De Gaulle and the Free French came in and then administered it. But, the Germans did occupy Tunisia when the Americans landed in November 1942, pouring 200,000 troops to hold it to prevent the American forces from attacking into Field Marshal Rommel's rear as he and his Panzerarmee Afrika had been fighting the British in Libya and Egypt since spring 1941 after the Italians botched their invasion of Egypt in early 1941. The war in North Africa had gone back and forth across Libya and deeply into Egypt for a couple years, but the American invasion in late 1942 pretty much sealed the fate of the Italian North African colonies. Rommel and his army fought very well, inflicting some heavy losses on the Americans and British, but were eventually surrounded in Tunisia. Rommel left for Europe, but his army and the Italian army, some 300,000 troops, surrendered in spring 1943.

[@SquatCobbler-Cry]

God bless America.

[@HastDuWasSuchen]

Well, by that logic Britain didn't occupy all of India for the simple fact that they too relied on subjugated states to control certain areas for them. Algeria was within the realm of the Third Reich and even though the country was controlled by the French collbaborationist government, the Germans used it for their own goals (for example economic exploitation like forced labour camps). It's just that Algeria was pretty low on Germany's agenda so why bother interfering, if the Vichy French managed to keep things in order? Even if we say that Algeria was technically not occupied by Germany, it was occupied by the Axis, which was being lead by Germany and thus German soldiers were stationed in Algeria, even if we're just talking about liasion or intelligence personnel.

[@crownprincesebastianjohano7069]

@@HastDuWasSuchen The comparison between British control of India, and German notional control of Algeria is not correct. The Germans had no more control over Algeria than they did Indochina or Madagascar. The British both directly and indirectly administered India via proxy leaders and direct rule. Either way, the British made policy and had the final say in India. No analogous structure existed in Algeria and Germany did not make policy in Algeria, or benefitted economically. On the contrary, Germany had a vested interest in not appearing to control Algeria and other French colonies because it would invite Allied attack they could ill-afford. The Germans wished to foster the appearance of Vichy neutrality as it cost them nothing then to keep Algeria out of Allied hands. As a consequence, the conditions you describe about German run forced labour camps, and other direct methods of economic exploitation, or even military coordination did not exist in Algeria. There was not a single German officer who had control over anything in Algeria. The only German military personnel in Algeria were a small handful of diplomatic or liaison officers. French military installations, especially naval bases, were off limits to German personnel other than officers of the Armistice Commission who had access only through the proper graces set forth by the instrument. Intelligence officers of every nation was in Algeria and no German Abwehr offices operated in any official capacity there.

[@HastDuWasSuchen]

@@crownprincesebastianjohano7069 Yes, they had more control over Algeria than Madagascar or Indochina. They had naval forces and other officers (which you yourself has admitted to) stationed in Algeria, which they didn't have in the other two places. What do you think these diplomatic and liasion officers did, huh? How about making sure that German interests were upheld. As I was explaining earlier, they didn't need to make direct policy in Algeria as long as everything worked out. Furthermore they did influence policy indirectly, which you can see from the anti-Jewish policies the Vichy government implemented. Why did they do this? MAYBE cause the Germans told 'em to do so. Oh and no Abwehr offices were officially in Algeria... right, cause one thing intelligence organisations are known for is documenting precisely what their agents are doing... I agree with you, that my comparison with British India overall is faulty so let me be more specific as I was referring mainly to the princely states.

[@jaydawg116]

I never thought i would be watching a movie reaction of inglorious basterds at 1 am by 2 really kind muslim dudes defending the jews against the nazis. My shallow view lead me to believe that all muslims hated jews as well as christians. Im belated to see that i was wrong and can see your humanity. May God bless your lives, and I pray that He absolves me for my judgement. The two of you are wonderful and kind men.

[@TimL-nr4hr]

Historically Jews who lived among Muslims were better off than Jews who lived among Xians. There's a lot of extremism in both the Muslim and Xian world these days over Israel. So the 20th century has not been a good one for Jewish/Muslim relations. But it's the extremists that want to eliminate all nuance and all places where people can actually get along.

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

Me also

[@justinbarnett9476]

I want to believe those people who hate and do violence are extremists and it has nothing to do with religion. It’s people using religion to justify killing that’s the problem. I have Muslim friends. Asif is from Dubai, Ruslan is from Russia and Nick is from India. I’ve never heard a bad word against another race or religion from them. They are all kind people.

[@PromLesbian]

"I'm going give you something you can't take off!!"

[@KelliFranklin]

New to y'all's channel. Aldo Raine's accent was a Tennessee mountain accent. Brad Pitt did a pretty good job with the accent. I really enjoyed y'all's reactions. I look forward to watching more movies with you! Y'all are one of the very few channels that knew that was Winston Churchill and who Joseph Goebbels was. Love this!

[@HBC423]

I don’t think Tennessee

[@patbau96]

@@HBC423 Somewhere in the Appalachians

[@josheldridge8546]

@@HBC423 No, it's definitely Tennessee. Halls Crossroads is a suburb of Knoxville between Maynardville and Knoxville-- Tarantino lived there for a few years before moving to California. Union County is a real place, and people like Aldo Raines crop up outta there fairly often.

[@justinbarnett9476]

A really southern Tennessee accent is faster than Aldo’s. It almost sounds like a jumble of vowels and consonants if you’re not use to it. My roommates were from Johnson City in Tennessee, and Johnson City is super religious and very country. I had a friend from Cleveland come down and they couldn’t understand everything my roommates were saying

[@efjefe]

You have to watch Django

[@davidfairchild8566]

I recommend Django as well. I like it better than Inglorious Bastards.

[@kerry7713]

Agreed

[@velociraptor3313]

Agreed.

[@solidsnake58]

Yes! Basterds and Django pair well together

[@cmay7429]

​@@davidfairchild8566 My favorite is Kill Bill. Tarantino is a master at revenge stories. I can't think of anything he's made that's not worth watching.

[@thunderation]

@7:15 "What would you do?" "Never give them up." "Any human." I'm sorry to bring politics into this, but in today's climate, it's so important to remind the world that humanity transcends religious differences. So incredibly important. Thank you guys.

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

Absolutely and we must remember that every human being in this world is different.. there are people who pervert Christianity and Judaism as well as the Muslim faith. These two young men crack me up..

[@taylormckenzie6669]

In the restaurant scene Hans was testing if shoshana was Jewish by ordering the strudel. Because at the time pastries were sometimes made with animal fat (usually pork).

[@ruiferreira9133]

But the strudel was actually very popular amongst eastern jewish people

[@taylormckenzie6669]

@ruiferreira9133 yep, and those particular strudels would have been made kosher. But that one in the scene was unlikely to have been, so even if she had asked if it had animal fat in the pastry that would have pretty much given her away.

[@LunaticReason]

Damn that is an interesting fact thanks for sharing that.

[@Andyman89.]

Having a fun time watching these movies with u 2! Hope you are having a good time!

[@velociraptor3313]

Fantastic choice chaps, if you're interested there is a fantastic German movie called "Downfall" it goes into the last days of the Third Reich and Hitler's death. Bruno Ganz does a phenomenal job portraying Adolf Hitler, it's a sad movie and there were a few moments when I shed some tears. It goes into what the ordinary German citizen was going through during the twilight of WW2. War is hell and I hope to god that there won't be another one.

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

Indeed that is really good... The saddest part is that Stalin was so brutal to the Soviet people and his soldiers were ordered to execute other Soviets who surrendered to the Germans if they were out of ammunition. Most of the German pows and around 2 or 3 million of them were starved to death.. I would have never surrendered to them but possibly these divisions didn't know. When the Soviet military liberated the Soviet POW camps they executed every one of them and that's something that the West would not ever do. The soldiers could have gone to fight on another day or throughout the rest of the war after they got fixed up and fed. Stalin had no regard for human life whatsoever. Due to the way stalin treated his people, when the Soviets reached Germany they were out for revenge. It's been regarded as the rape of Berlin.. Soviet troops would gain up on girls ages 12 or 13 to 60!! It was disgusting & the Western allies ended up finding out about it. The best that the West could do is when the USA and the UK did the Berlin airlift and fluid out of Western Germany every 3 to 5 minutes and dropped off tons and tons of food for about 6 months because the Soviets were attempting to starve out West Germany to force them to be communist...

[@teresas8173]

@@montrelouisebohon-harris7023… and now we have Putin who cares little for the many Russian soldiers getting killed nor their families in his greedy war for more land in Ukraine. Putin is Stalin and/or Hitler re-incarnated. He possesses both of their evil tendencies.

[@LightMovies]

Hitler suicided himself before being captured in his hiding place, but that would not ended the world war two yet. It officially ended when US army dropped the two atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan, in 1945, after 6 years of war. German nazis took 80% of Europe and some parts of north Africa, and their expansion started to be blocked once they tried to expanse in eastern Europe, towards Russia. At that point they've been stuck in between Russians on the East and Allies on the West (US Army, landed in France, together with the Europe resistance). Hitler wanted to replicate what Romans did with their Empire, that's why he called his organization "third Reich", which means "third Empire" (the first two were the Ottoman and the Roman ones).

[@TheNeonRabbit]

Germany officially surrendered on May 7, 1945, three months before the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

[@davidburton9690]

@LightMovies Holy Roman Empire (Charlemagne) was the first reich, unified Germany under Bismarck was the second reich. Constantinople/Istanbul is the Second Rome, and Moscow is the Third Rome

[@crownprincesebastianjohano7069]

This is incorrect. Hitler escaped to Argentina where he later became Evita Peron.

[@David_Beames]

7:25 Any innocent human. Thanks fellas.

[@dominikr7794]

Good reaction boys. I suggest Schindler's List, for a more realistic potrayal. If you react to that, I will definitely watch with you.

[@PurposelyOblivious]

That's a tuff one to watch. It horrified me.

[@NirvanaFan5000]

yes, strongly agree. it's a tough watch but a super powerful film.

[@alicechan1462]

Brad Pitt's accent in this movie is of the Appalachian (mountains) Region of the U.S. and I've seen other commenters identify it more specifically as from the deep mountains of eastern Tennessee.

[@HBC423]

Being in the mountains of Tennessee, it’s not

[@EmpressMermaid]

The scene in which he orders the strudel with cream is key in that the strudel contains animal lard, which Jews can not eat with dairy. This was him testing her.

[@norwegianblue2017]

Great movie choice and reaction as usual. You guys deserve more subscribers.

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Much appreciated!

[@danielconley7042]

Fellas, they are in occupied France. Not Germany. ❤

[@danielconley7042]

Love and peace from the heart of the Rocky Mountains Utah, USA. That was a rough movie but at least the got those Nazis.

[@ryanhampson673]

Landa 100% knew that was Shoshanna in the cafe. He orders her milk and also creme, which isn't kosher. Landa enjoys the hunt and like a cat he is just toying with her. Its too easy for him to catch her at that moment, he loves the chase.

[@TheseDarkWoods]

I love this movie and a big THANK YOU to everone involved. This was absolutely great!

[@RobertaSirgutz]

You guys are awesome. And handsome! Haven't checked in for while and HAD to see your reaction to this banger of a film. Tarantino is always over the top, can make you laugh and be TERRIFIED within moments. Love this film and watching your analysis. Especially when you're shocked! Anyway, a little background. During the Nazi occupation of France (WW2) many people, at great personal risk, hid Jewish families who knew their fate if sent to Concentration Camps. They refer to them as the "Righteous Christians". Hundreds of people lived because of their kindness. Hope you enjoyed it.

[@caring-assoul_]

29:23 no one would know that is actually Mike Myers(Austin Powers) if it weren’t for the credits 😅. His make up is amazing.

[@marielhierrogingins7554]

Hitler died by his own hand in his bunker in Berlin. There is a German movie "The Fall" based on Hitler's young secretary 's memories that shows Hitler's last days in detail. It's a very good movie.

[@weisthor0815]

He didn´t. No trace of his body was ever found.

[@thomasnelson6161]

That stuff Brad Pitt was sniffing was called snuff. It's powdered tobacco. Some people used to consume it like this. Don't think anyone does anymore.

[@feralvulcan7955]

It's still avaliable in Europe. I actually just ordered some. It's a different experience.

[@romanknetsch1035]

I am snuffing it right now, it's still popular in Germany!

[@coot1925]

This is the first movie I saw Christoph Waltz in. I've now seen a few other movies with him and I have to say he is one of the finest actors on the planet and in my opinion the best German actor. Love you guys and your reactions. All the best from sunny England. ✌❤🇬🇧

[@bugvswindshield]

isn't he Austrian?

[@coot1925]

@@bugvswindshield not sure, I thought he was German, though the waltz is a Viennese dance I guess. 😂😂😂

[@romanknetsch1035]

His father is german and his mother is austrian, but anyway, cultural and ethnically there is no difference. Austrians nowadays hate to admit that fact, cause during WW ll they happily joined the Germans but after the lost war they like to present themselves as occupied "victims" 😁!

[@DeanStorm28]

He is Austrian xD

[@seraph6758]

"BonjournoH" 😂👍

[@robertjordansmith]

Fudge yes! Great choice.

[@lucassmith1886]

Just so you know as well, the stuff he was snorting was tobacco. They used to do that back in the day. I think it's called snuff, you can still get some these days. Pretty interesting way to use tobacco

[@JoTracy]

I love watching movies with you guys ❤❤ You're both super cool

[@doctorteethomega]

Yes, that was Winston Churchill.

[@SacredWaves]

This movie... man. One of my favorites. I am a world War 2 buff, but this was a brilliant movie. The depiction of the human side, and inhumane side of war... well done.

[@illasbonez1708]

Amazing as always guys. Please put your audio higher and the movie audio lower. 😁

[@voidmstr]

Normalize the audio before uploading.

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Noted!

[@lucassmith1886]

Great video guys! Comment for the algorithm

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Legend!

[@PurposelyOblivious]

You're going to love this movie.

[@solidsnake58]

Another great reaction, guys 😄. Is this your first Quentin Tarantino movie? He is a writer and director who started his career as video store clerk and has an encyclopedic knowledge of movies. He especially loves films from the 1970s and exploitations films involving violence and crime and revenge. He also pushes the boundaries of traditional storytelling and loves to jump around with the chronology of his movies - meaning he starts in the middle or end, and then jumps backwards and forwards or changes perspectives. Inglorious Basterds is his first War movie and pays homage to the WW2 “men on a mission” movies he grew up with. He also wanted to cast German, French and British actors and be authentic with the languages and accents. I highly recommend you watch all of Tarantino movies (he’s got 8 or 9) and Django Unchained would be a great follow up because Christoph Waltz plays a good guy! Or, start at the beginning with Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction. Please keep the reactions coming and I wish you much success.

[@memaisrandom]

Love this reaction

[@charlieeckert4321]

Hitler shot himself as Berlin was being conquered by the Soviet Army.

[@tidakada7357]

And it is thought the soviets got and then much later destroyed his corpse

[@crownprincesebastianjohano7069]

He escaped on a V2.

[@raptor96]

The dislike for the Jews wasn't really anything new when Hitler took power. In general, there was a dislike between Jew / non-Jew in European countries due to many cultural differences. After Germany's humiliating defeat in WWI, it was common belief among many (mostly German veterans) due to propaganda that they didn't lose on the battlefield from a military standpoint, but Jews and communists had betrayed the country and influenced a German government that simply wanted to quit the fight so to speak. Many people took this belief which led to a higher level of anti-Jew mentality in Germany. Unfortunately, Hitler, also having this view was able to seize power with likeminded individuals and do the evil things they did.

[@shanespringer5495]

How did Jews and Communists influence German government while they were all being killed in camps?

[@EdmontonRealEstate01]

The actor who plays Hans Landa (Christoph Waltz) also place in a movie called Django Unchained. His acting is incredible. The great part is that Quinton Tarantino kind of discovered him. He is an awesome choice for both movies.

[@mkashay]

On this topic, review "Downfall". It would be epic.

[@emilsitka9537]

When I went to see this in the movie theater I was expecting Quentin Tarantino's take on WWII. Lots of violence in WWII; OK let's go. But as it went on I realized it was a movie about movies.

[@tyrionlannister4920]

the first scene in the farm house and the scene in the basement bar are two of the best scenes ever. masterpieces of acting, dialog and body language

[@streetdrummersinc4387]

Kool reaction, thanks.

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Glad you enjoyed

[@streetdrummersinc4387]

@@HABIBIBROTHERS717 Are you guys going to react to Dune 1& 2? Do you like si-fi?

[@janzizka9963]

Gentlemen, one day watch the Schindler's List movie (that one is based on real people). But you'll hardly like it. We had it mandatory in school (I am Czech, we had "RICH" experience with Nazi Germany)

[@shanespringer5495]

I also recommend this movie as a little history lesson to these guys..they don't seem to know much about the Holocaust

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

I have never seen that movie and I think it came out 20+ years ago and it won an Academy award or more and I’ve never seen it and I don’t know where it is on any kind of the pay channels

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

Well, the sad part is that Hitler always had it out for the Slavs And communists first and foremost, but the first thing I remember him talking about were the Slavic people and then the communist and third or the Jews: Joseph Goebbels was the most disgusting antisemites there where is and he’s responsible for krystalnacht., they were all antisemitic, but the most disgusting was Joseph Goebbels. After he did what he did, Hitler realized there was no going back, but he could’ve fired the guy. The reason Hitler didn’t fire him is because he did not 100% disagree with him but his main reason is that he said he needed Goebbels because he was so dependent on him as a propaganda minister.

[@Roseyday]

The acting is so good in this. It’s very gory but a really good movie. I’m really enjoying your channel 🙂

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

Thank you so much! 🇵🇸❤️

[@jenniferbabros1985]

Love you guys

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

love you too

[@josheldridge8546]

As someone who grew up in the back hills of Tennesse, Maynardville is a real place and Brad Pitt absolutely nailed the spirit of somebody out of Union County. "Thunder road" used to run through there (and where I lived in Claiborne County) and a lot of moonshine still runs through those hills. (Incidentally, Robert Mitchum did a movie about it called Thunder Road)

[@dedcowbowee]

i thank you and your kin for bourbon and NASCAR!

[@josheldridge8546]

@@dedcowbowee "all you dorks forgot your roots. you know why we were hot roddin? because we were running from the cops. you know why we were running from the cops? 'cause fuck 'em." --Dale Earnhardt, Sr (RIP king raise hell, praise dale, burn down applebees)

[@dedcowbowee]

@@josheldridge8546 I know, was saying NASCAR has it's roots/origins in moonshine runners. I was being sincere but with tongue in cheek. No offense to the culture intended, long live Earnhardt!

[@josheldridge8546]

@@dedcowbowee oh no no, you misunderstood me-- that antiauthoritarian streak runs deep (which is why Raines says 'i've been yelled at before, i can get yelled at.')

[@dedcowbowee]

@@josheldridge8546 lol,I totally did, I misread that so bad! now you've made two awesome quotes here,lol.👍

[@BergenDev]

I love that actor who play the gestapo. He was great in Django as well.

[@veggiesaremurder]

Do you mean Christoph Waltz? The main bad guy? I love him, too. He was SS though, not Gestapo.

[@EdmontonRealEstate01]

That’s France, not Germany. Also, propaganda didn’t have the same negative connotations as it does now.

[@kerry7713]

OOOOOOOh, Classic.

[@amyntazoe9831]

Great movie choice!!!

[@menwithven8114]

This gonna be a hit boys

[@Alte.Kameraden]

12:18 fun attention to detail but the badge above the soldier's left breast pocket is the Close Combat Badge in Silver. Those who held it were often held to a higher esteem than those who even held the Knights Cross. On the Badge is oak leaves and a Knife/Grenade. It's issued to men who fought/survived a specific number of close combat engagements, and I mean up close/personal, like storming a house, building or trench. It came in three grades. Bronze = 15 said engagements, Silvers 25 said engagements and Gold 50 said Engagements. A single one of those engagements were enough to earn someone an Iron Cross counting on their actions during said engagement, but survived so many of those kind of engagements to earn the Close Combat Badge let alone "Silver" means this guy has gone through a lot of battles.

[@TuchNGoh]

Love to Algeria 🇩🇿

[@AndrewSkow1]

43:44 The way your fingers bend makes my stomach turn more than any Tarantino movie.

[@katherinetepper-marsden38]

This is an American Jewish revenge fantasy.

[@PaweBystrzan]

"It took 80y to change the word from Jewish to Arab... and you put the fault on us..." - Bassem Youssef Best from the guy who want to focus on his tomatoes, paprica and many other tasty stuff rather than war and politics, but I'll quote Rage Against The Machine song ending: " If you''ll not turn about politics - the politics turn on you" - once again see you on next reaction.

[@noborderssports5434]

Subbed

[@HABIBIBROTHERS717]

♥ thanks ♥

[@noborderssports5434]

@@HABIBIBROTHERS717 you're welcome keep up the great work gentleman.

[@frontgamet.v1892]

The problem is that such an event doesn't happen out of nowhere. Extreme times doesn't create ordinary governments. After ww1 the allies treated Germany the way they did and it was clear that a second conflict would break out. Every country would have done the same.. Blaming on a scapegoat to unite the country because Germany was a young country with a glorious past.. After ww1 they were in the deepest low ever.. No food, water or money.. It was worthless because of hyper inflation.

[@David_Beames]

I in no way support the Nazis but what you are saying is not wrong and it's happening right now in the Middle East. When will we learn?

[@user-we8lj6us9n]

You have a nazi pfp, sit down before I get Hugo

[@adriamasero996]

More tarantino!!!

[@chakalblond9332]

Man SS uniform Was the prettiest and still are today :-)

[@shanespringer5495]

Play your cards right and you can buy one and play dress up in your mom's basement

[@sethrickard2154]

The bear Jew was written for Adam Sandler but he couldn't do the part he was busy on another movie

[@realchilldude1271]

45:32 Its called "snuff", hes sniffing snuff, its finely ground tobacco crystals, you grab a pinch and hold it to your nostril and inhale, instead of chewing or smoking it, they could keep it in a little tin, and it wouldnt require lighting a cigarette, to give away their position with smoke or light.

[@weisthor0815]

38:30 that is the moment he knew he was american, because germans would never use these three fingers to point out a three. they will use the thumb instead of the ring finger. great detail.

[@treycantrell8590]

Aint the crepe scene used because the creme used isn't kosher? If i am correct, it would be like forcing a muslim who is in hiding to eat non halal food

[@communistcomputergod6449]

Habibi? So you must be related to my barber :) How small the world is, huh?

[@punchd4317]

Thanks guys

[@TimL-nr4hr]

And only in this reaction do I realize that a call to the movie theater wouldn't have done shit to save the Nazis since the movie theater owner was going to burn it down with everyone locked inside.

[@TheDylls]

I believe that The Bear Jew was originally supposed to be Adam Sandler

[@tidakada7357]

They should’ve got jew and ex baseball player randy the macho man savage, lol, but he was already deceased.

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

😂😂😂😂 This movie is so GOOD!!! Quentin Tarantino movies are awesome and kill Bill and kill Bill two are also awesome.. Inglourious Basterds is the best and Brad Pitt and Christoph waltz😂 Brad Pitt was the main character and his southern accent was awesome, but he is from the south in Missouri. Ha!! He told the men they owed him a debt, and what they owed him were the scalps of 100 Nazis. 😂

[@marksmith8210]

The struedel scene is missed by so many people. He insisted on the creme....made from pork fat. She outed herself as a Jew by not eating the creme.

[@3766oq]

43:44 those fingers are crazy

[@OtagesBringthemhome_NOW]

I watched this before years ago. I was looking for itto watch it again and found your channel. But I found it interesting to see your reaction because you don't know whats going to happen. I don't know why you live or how much you guys know about this 5 year long horrific war period in Europe? One of my grandfathers was hidden in a very small space under a wooden floor like that for 2,5 years. Not enough food and always in fear . lost a lot of weight but he survived thanks to very brave Christians. The actress Melanie Laurent in this movie is very good. She also plays in another very good (French) movie La Rafle - The Round Up. (free on tubitv) It is 'sbased on a true history which maybe you could also review (if you don't mind subtitles). Excellent Actor Jean Reno plays in it too. It sadly is also part of our family history, my fathers little 4 year old brother who was hidden in a different home was betrayed to the Germans. He was taken to that same transit camp and then taken to a deathcamp.... There is a good Geman movie about that train journey called Der Letze zug - The Last Train. (on you tube) Maybe not very happy movies but both very good and history.

[@idontexist1155]

Would definitely recommend watching 'Downfall' or 'Der Untergang' in german.

[@psychogoreman198]

So you’re aware, morphine is a pain medication administered usually by doctors or nurse after surgery.

[@Reyskis]

I saw no comments and i had the impression you didnt know how he gave himself away at 38:30 Its custom in germany to start counting with the thumb so when he showed the 3 like this in addition to the accent and all he was certain somethings wrong

[@willblood7082]

A RIVER DIRT SHE 😂😂😂

[@CostMeALeg]

The stuff Brad Pitt is sniffing is called "snuff" it's a tobacco product used instead of smoking or chewing tobacco. It's not used much these days

[@elchasai]

I recommend you to watch the movie Train de Vie (Train of Life) a 1998 movie set during the Holocaust, but it has moments of laughter as well as moments of tears, very enlightening.

[@connorthompson8376]

There are some really great videos about World War II from KZbin channels like Oversimplified, The Armchair Historian, and Simple History. I really recommend that you do reaction videos for those. I think he would enjoy them and find them very interesting.

[@kwloy]

If you like Tarantino you have to watch Pulp Fiction, Django Unchained, and Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood.

[@vMufasa]

I had two great-grandparents die in Auschwitz and to this day the first scene of this movie pisses me off so bad...

[@punchd4317]

The eyebrow raised

[@Cpl-ABE3-11B]

Favorite quote this episode is “😂Man this Mfer”

[@marielhierrogingins7554]

The German movie I have told you about it was Downfall (2004) not The Fall.

[@flusteredweasel7483]

Do Django next

[@hannah3250]

My mom is Native with some Apache. Native American warriors would take the scalps of their enemies as trophy and to please the spirits of the dead who had been killed or harassed by such enemies.

[@EdmontonRealEstate01]

A great movie on prohibition consider looking at a movie called “The Untouchables”. It stars Kevin Costner and Robert Di Niro. And is set in the 1920s.

[@vert2552]

you should watch/react to short video called "The unconquered". It's a great short story/summary of world war II and how it looked for Poland (pretty key target in all of it)

[@Darksista1]

😊

[@adrianaslund8605]

Germany did occupy north africa. The parts with french influence after they occupied france. They might not have fought much in Algeria.

[@YoshiToastie2]

You should watch dont mess with the zohan

[@teresas8173]

It was the end of the war in Europe and Germany was losing. That is why the SS guy Lanza wanted to make that deal to live in America and be known as a double agent so he would not be prosecuted for his many war crimes.

[@LuisGonzalez-ip8jp]

I’ve defined heard of the black market

[@geoffsullivan7902]

There’s a Rambo 2 …it’s good too.😊

[@Matt-rc5hf]

WHAt are those.... FINGERS