Inglorious Bastards - Name Game

[@itzbebop]

Amd then they all enjoyed the rest of their drinks together and laughed the rest of the evening. They even helped Staff Sergeant Wilhelm back to his house so that he could see his newborn son Maxamillian. What a wholesome family film.

[@troopers0312]

Good ending

[@siriasarvepalli324]

That would be historical fiction...

[@Shinji17]

@@troopers0312 i hate you

[@Swoosh_015]

I too enjoy Quentin Tarantino

[@xGARIDx]

Is that another ending that i missed?

[@JeffT329]

No one commented on how the Gestapo officer writes Brigette Horney as the person Michael Fassbender's character has to guess. I thought that was always a very nice insight into how cunning the Gestapo officer really is. If you remember, Fassbender's character when being interviewed for the mission by Mike Myers was asked about his knowledge of German cinema under the propaganda ministry of the National Socialist Party. He replied they keep a tight lid on the exportation of their films, so only true Germans will know the films and their stars. As a result, his knowledge of German cinema is limited to before the ascension of the Nazi party. When Fassbender starts prattling on about how he was in a Riefenstahl film, the Gestapo officer made a guess that Fassbender learned German from being a film aficionado who is only aware of the older generation of German movies. As a result, he was hoping the game would continue and he could see whether Fassbender was a real German based on his knowledge or lack thereof of one of the biggest contemporary actresses in Germany at the time.

[@amuginho7535]

Wow amazing detail! Chapeu!

[@hjhaha]

Thanks for this detail

[@mikezhao8544]

bravo! Very good to know

[@briancooley8777]

Brigette Horney? What kind of films did she do?

[@LSD_93]

@@briancooley8777 the very finest in schlampfen filme.

[@pavelnikolaev9520]

Fantastic performance by August Diehl!

[@walterlv01]

Deserved an Oscar nomination for this scene alone.

[@Fabo100]

it's so fuckin brilliant how they had the Major play the game and have his turn come up to show how sharp he is...he figured that shit out like a boss

[@koreaindahou]

well he is ranked major after all

[@bm.4217]

Yes, but the nuance that he isn't quite as sharp as he needs to be. He gets the first guess wrong. Similarly when he realises the Captain isn't German he gives away that he knows too soon.

[@roymustang5850]

He ranked Major and from Gestapo division afterall, it's in their job to be good at deducting something

[@kroanius8808]

It just cames me now. He MUST have recognize stiglitz, his photo was shown printed at rhe newspaper at the beginning, and he is an gestapo officer. He would have known that a deserter Killing 13 officers was on the run.

[@Ynox54321]

​@@bm.4217 That's not it... he knew that he was King Kong. In the german version of this game you don't answer the 10th question. You'll notice that opposed to all the other questions, only ONE of the infiltrators (the brit) answers the 10th question. His smile fades, because he has his proof. He immediately gives the right answer, concealing his reaction to the revelation he made as disappointment.

[@dankraus2772]

The brilliance of adding this game to the script is that while being entertained on a surface level, the viewer and all the characters now know that Major Hellstrom's strength is specifically in deduction. He's the last person they would have wanted to encounter on that night.

[@gaborkiss1425]

Also, the tavern was deep inside enemy lines.

[@itzbebop]

To me it was the message of - you couldn't get through the mini boss Hellstrom. You stand no chance against the final boss Hans Landa. And they didn't. They only succeeded because Hans let it conclude the way it did. It's crazy to think about. The Basterds actually lost on every front of this mission.

[@amorris8720]

fassbender was definitely awesome throughout this entire pub scene but the actor playing the ss officer is fucking phenomenal. 👌

[@Halivera]

A Morris i totaly agree

[@melquizedec]

fucking genious...best acting after Waltz

[@odysseyproject378]

A Morris they're all playing ss officers. The difference is that the man in black is an agent of the gestapo

[@cigarillo22]

August Diehl was freaking awesome

[@carlosc.1568]

A Morris playing the Gestapo bro, not the SS

[@bluebana2280]

i like how offended he looked for a split-second after getting "nein" to "am i the story of the Negro in America?"

[@tappetovolanteviaggi8808]

Ya, great actor!

[@markhenley3097]

It's because in the game you aren't supposed to answer the tenth question. So he found it weird.

[@masterpassword2]

IMO he looked offended when he asked the question, because he was thinking they were trying to insult him. But instead he actually had the "nicer" name, so he was a little bit surprised.

[@masterpassword2]

@@markhenley3097 Maybe that's another subtle hint of non-authenticity as the British guy was the only one who answered the last question.

[@revolverocelot8106]

@@masterpassword2 nah I think he was just sure about his first guess

[@seankim9143]

Just before he answers King Kong, see how his smile fades away instantly when the British guy answers the 10th question. German style of this game differs from British version as they don't answer the 10th question which obviously the British spy wasn't aware of.

[@beans_thecat]

Oh so that’s why the British guy is the only one that answers 🤔

[@damilolaj.o7379]

Amazing. Always wondered why he only answered

[@tyronedsouza]

But if one doesn't answer, how does it proceed further? What's next?

[@NattyDavid]

I m German and didnt know aboit that haha

[@ab-cf2nr]

But no one of them knew the game to begin with

[@12345balla12345]

0:46 😂 The little whip with this hand 😂 God I love Tarantino, too funny

[@HH-ij3qv]

its the little things like that in his films that i love hahaha

[@heiligerjesus1960]

this game is played differently, you only continue with your questions when you get a yes as an answer. if you get a no, the next one is on turn.

[@Lukas-kh5gu]

where are located?^^ All I can say is that we play it exactly like that in Austria.

[@heiligerjesus1960]

***** echt? Normalerweise muss man bei einem Nein als Antwort auf die nächste Runde warten, bevor man weiter fragen dard

[@kurtiskaskowski5386]

You going to tell an SS major that he can't keep going...?

[@jenangsuro2475]

Is this same game as "guess who" ?

[@marv9906]

TRI GLAZAR

[@suyashjoshi8]

That SS officer knew they were imposters, he played this game to get to know their motivations

[@JA-ru3il]

also just to fuck with them, like a lion playing with his food

[@redwhitebrainwashed]

Hellstrom is so hot, AUGUST DIEHL IS JUST SO FUCKING PERFECTLY HOT

[@palespectre9919]

German sounds great in this movie.

[@motionless_22]

Pale Spectre lol this is just what german sounds like

[@szeddezs]

Because they're actually German and not Americans yelling "SCHWEINHUND!" in a terrible accent.

[@TheIllio]

Actually I wonder why so many people say that German sounds so aggressive. It might sound a little more rough than other languages, but by no means aggressive in general.

[@danny90099]

@@TheIllio Nein nein nein nein nein

[@oLii96x]

@@TheIllio HALT STOP

[@highti5133]

0:13 ERIC! 0:22 Danke.. 😊

[@LaVictoireEstLaVie]

August Diehl aka "Suspicious Nazi" is a legend.

[@LaVictoireEstLaVie]

Mr. "Suspicious Nazi" should be in like every Nazi related movie, he is just awesome. BTW, he was also in Aliied and was equally suspicious of the main character (LOL). He should be known as "Suspicious Nazi" from now on.

[@psyrmc]

He also plays anti-Nazi. August Dielh is an amazing actor.

[@muffinman5741]

Yes it's every german actors dream to be forever typecast as a Nazi

[@AnastasiaSaenz]

@@muffinman5741 I sorta doubt that - I thought they have been fed up with being type-cast as Nazis.

[@vasvas8914]

@@AnastasiaSaenz no-no, its absolutely serious, its very rare that German actors are asked to play Nazis in Hollywood movies. They usually play martial artists or tribal chiefs.

[@pogacnjak]

Diehl is an underrated actor.

[@rogerkincaid931]

1:35 I always got a chuckle everytime Hellstorm gave that annoyed look after Wicki said " _Nicht für Sie_ " so nonchalantly.

[@steveng6511]

Small part I picked up on is the actress is all laughs until she reads the card the later outed British guy has on his head. She knows he would never guess that but should know who she is. It’s a quick change in demeanor on her part but it’s quite evident.

[@conforzo]

Its sad how so many Hollywood movies expect that audiences can't handle multiple languages in film, too often they all just speak English, but as this movie shows, people love when historical settings also have the same language

[@edelweiss-]

Quentins dialogues ARE FUCKING AWESOME

[@kreed82]

Was, this was his last good movie

[@thearlesdaleengine8182]

I like how Stiglitz comes up with an insulating one for the Major

[@Rajveer_Singhhh]

0:34 Hugo Stiglitz reminds me of my past

[@orejoneta91]

Man I love Hugo Stiglitz

[@RTC1655]

a truly legendary movie scene

[@stresssquared]

LMFAO I FUCKEN GOT HIS JOKE!!! HAHA

[@kurtiskaskowski5386]

James Rojas what joke?

[@spritemultipack]

a pygmy man from the congo was an exhibition in the bronx zoo in 1906

[@schpeidermann]

It's interesting to watch the routines from the guys in the background. They play a different card game with cards on their forehead.

[@Aven115]

*Here's for the people like myself who's learning German. Fellow Germans, feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, that'll be very much appreciate it! Viele dank!* Sturmbannführer: Also Herrschaften...die Idee des Spiels ist es...den Namen einer berühmten Person auf Ihre Karte zu schreiben. Fiktive oder real, spielt bein keine Rolle du könntest zum Beispiel Konfuzius schreiben oder Doktor Fu Manchu. Erich! Mehr Stifte. Nur berühmt müssen sein, nich Tante Frieda. Wenn Sie fertig sind legen Sie di Karte verdeckt auf den Tisch und schieben Sie der Person Ihrer Rechten zu. Die- [Erich brings the pens to the table] Sturmbannführer: -danke, die Person Ihrer Linken schieben Ihnen Karte zu. Sie nehmen die Karte auf ohne sich unzudrehen...befeuchten sie mit der zunge...so und kleben Sie sich vorher nicht du... [Stiglitz gets this weird flashback and gets interrupted by the Sturmbannführer] [Sturmbannführer to Stiglitz]: Schreiben Sie! *Laughs* Schreiben Sie! [Everybody starts writing down their famous characters on the cards] [Frau von Hammersmark laughs at everybody's cards] Sturmbannführer: So... *Laughs* Ja, gut. Ich fange an damit Sie sich ein begriff machen können. Bin ich Deutscher? [Frau von Hammersmark & Hauptsturmfürher]: Nein. Sturmbannführer: Bin ich Amerikaner? [Frau von Hammersmark & Hauptsturmfürher]: Nein. Willhelm Wicki: Er geht er--- Frau von Hammersmark: Ich...bitte, dich ersnt noch eindeutig nicht in Amerika geboren wurden. Sturmbannführer: Aber, ich habe Amerika besucht, richtig? [Frau von Hammersmark & Hauptsturmfürher]: Ja. [Sturmbannführer thinks...]: Weil dieser besuch erfreulich? Willhelm Wicki: Nicht für Sie. Sturmbannführer: Könnte man mein geburtsland als exotisch beschreiben? [Frau von Hammersmark, Hauptsturmfürher & Willhelm Wicki]: Ja. [Sturmbannführer tries to guess]: Das könnte ein hinweis sein auf den urwald oder auf den Orient... Sturmbannführer: Ich folge meinem ersten Impuls und frage, komme ich aus dem urwald? [Frau von Hammersmark & Hauptsturmfürher]: Ja Sturmbannführer: Also Herrshaft, an dieser stelle könnte man fragen ob man real oder erfunden ist. Ich finde diese fragen zur einführung frage noch nicht denach. Ich bin- *Laughs* -Ich bin also im urwald geboren. Ich habe Amerika besucht. Der besucht war für mich nocht von vorteil...aber die schlussfolgerung liegt nahe das ist für jemanden anderen von vorteil war. [Sturmbannführer's getting close to it...]: Als ich...aus dem urwald nach Amerika kam? Wo ich dann mit dem schiff? [Frau von Hammersmark & Hauptsturmfürher]: Ja! [Sturmbannführer's getting more close...]: Die schiffsreise/schöne(??) Reise gegen meinen willen? [Frau von Hammersmark & Hauptsturmfürher]: Ja!! [Sturmbannführer's getting very close...]: Auf der schiffsreise lag ich in Ketten? [Frau von Hammersmark & Hauptsturmfürher]: Ja!!! [Sturmbannführer's getting closer...]: Als ich in Amerika ankam wurde ich in Ketten zur schau gestellt? [Frau von Hammersmark & Hauptsturmfürher]: Ja!!! [Sturmbannführer's closer...WOAH...can't put that word here on YT]: Bin ich die geschichte das [ _ ] in Amerika? Hauptsturmfürher: Nein. [Sturmbannführer...THAT'S A BINGO]: Dann muss ich King Kong sein.

[@carljohnson621]

Hellstrom looked like an awesome guy, shame he had to go

[@cajunkeels]

Fun Fact: King Kong happened to be Hitler’s favorite movie.

[@threegreencharms]

Such a good movie

[@anodosarcade7355]

Hugo just glaring at him the whole time “I wanna stab you I wanna stab you I wanna stab you I wanna stab you”

[@cinthyaarias145]

2:22 OMG I love him

[@royaltyblessed2454]

The sis soldier seemingly has his death predicted when asking was the visit to America fortuitous. The reply from the Lt. "Not for you".

[@stvdagger8074]

"SIS" Are you referring to the German Major or the British agents? Although it is not clear whether these agents are with SIS or if they are with SOE.

[@royaltyblessed2454]

@@stvdagger8074 typo..SS

[@underheavenunderheaven8446]

Barman should see the drawn pistol the whole time, the major would notify his unit that potential spies are present and he wouldn't sit with them, that woman wouldn't survive. It's still a great scene:)

[@W4ng4n470r]

Did anyone notice that the writers subtlely said that the story of King Kong is an allegory to The Story of the Negro in America?

[@kreed82]

Hard to miss.

[@deepfield23]

It would be nice to discuss if King Kong can actually be seen as some metaphor or parabola of the history of Afro-Americans. I never saw King Kong that way, but Quentin Tarantino obviously did and he really got a nice point in this observation.

[@tonyhill1264]

One of the most brilliant scenes ever filmed 👍👍👍

[@Green_gelato-_-]

That would make an beautiful knife handle.

[@jamesfrazier4005]

Bruh.. savage.

[@adityanjsg99]

Only the british captain answered the 10th question. A give away

[@yurijedi49]

at 1:28 "Did I visit America?" "Yes." "Was this visit fortuitous?" "Not for you." Just catched another layer of subtext. See it again, you'll catch it too.

[@zumagallerte4669]

Actually if the answer to one of the questions is "No" it's the next guys turn. That's the game's fucking point.

[@JohnDoe-do8fh]

I love how Tarantino rips on America's history here with the comparison to King Kong, like "Yes this guy is an actual nazi but you're not much better!!!"

[@shaunZ96]

I feel so bad for MB character that I wished he would have signaled an attack randomly during the game. Or even shoot first randomly. Greater chance of minimal loss.

[@odorya]

0:33 So funny 😂

[@VitusMB02]

German is a beautiful language

[@orionion]

classic nazi to switch from conversational voice to yelling out orders in a split second. "ERIC! MEHR STIFTE"

[@libertylemonz7145]

Landa would have had it in 3 guesses I bet.

[@Grivian]

One interesting thing is that he starts by asking if he is german, and then if he is american. If they would have said no he would probably ask if he was brittish. He was there ranking the nations that he considered to be the greatest.

[@-zilek-5368]

Hugo face 😂

[@nahor88]

He kinda throws shade at how Negros in America were treated, yet the Nazis treated Negros just as badly, as evident in the restaurant scene.

[@jculver1674]

Hellstrom: "It needs to be a famous person" Hellstrom 30 seconds later: guesses "the story of the Negro in America"

[@gaborkiss1425]

They indeed became famous, just look at BLM now.

[@페트병-z4j]

fucking Genius !!?!!

[@pallasathena1555]

Were they even allowed o show this film in Germany? I was in Düsseldorf pre Covid for the March festival and they had floats with hitler and other politically figures in ridiculous poses, obviously anti racism, but sans the swastika bc you can’t show that symbol in country. The fact August is sitting there with it on display is mind blowing for me.

[@andrewhaverlin8644]

I wonder how the boot came about. The drinking glass ofcourse

[@DasKloputzer]

ich hab so laut gelacht hahaha

[@philipppaasch8929]

Alles wird cooler mit Hakenkreuzen, dachte er sich.

[@nxva8726]

⚡⚡Not to take away anything from this brilliant scene, but that's not the way the German officer would have done (an open shoot out), once he suspected the spies. He would've played along and dug in deeper into the spy ring. That's what they are trained to do. Wouldn't Landa have done that? Brilliant piece though, nonetheless⚡⚡

[@HolysMoly]

Landa did do that, but he was having a hard time not bursting out laughing at the "italians"

[@waltergro9102]

Responsible for security was the Gestapo (secrete state police). Mostly the officers were also members of the SS or SD. Usually the Gestapo officers had been transferred from the criminal investigation department (Kripo) and were experienced detectives. But replacement was mainly provided by SS men, often fanatical Nazis. For the occupied territories many more Gestapo officers were needed. The rapidly trained replacement officers were often not of the usual quality.

[@amdnau3579]

3 glasses

[@brianellinger6622]

I think Tom is on third some dude named Dave is on 2nd and some guy named to Brandon is on first

[@benderbendingrofriguez3300]

that game looks pretty hard if you ask me.

[@TheIllio]

It is quite fun though. However I see most people playing it a little bit different. When you get the answer "no" to your question, it's the next players turn to ask questions about his character until he gets a "no". This continues until someone gets his character right. When I play it with my friends we still don't end the game at that point, but simply give the winner a new character and continue the game until everyone got their character right. You can do some really funny stuff, like giving someone his own name. Sometimes it's hilarious to see them struggle to get close to themselves. Or try to give your friend the name of a porn actor. It's a great way to see how many porn actors he knows by name.

[@Valz940]

das ist jätte bra and well spielt

[@chadwickmacarthur4760]

I like the beginning where allthese germansare just enjoying some R%R down time playing games

[@houseviceroy]

Either way whether he gave himself away by doing the wrong hand signal , he already knew ...

[@fufu5068]

Stiglitz already a cult status it seems

[@susannavaccaro794]

Non sono i soli,anche i compiacenti,che...ahimè,miseri,solo con questo sanno divertirsi. Repertorio ridotto,tra le possibiltà di trastullo'' fisico - intellettivo.( che si spoglino di tutti i beni materiali ,tutti,e dimostrino chi sono...con il nulla intorno e sotto i piedi.

[@454aubrey]

I played this game in my English class and somehow had to guess Carrie Underwood, though everyone I asked questions to had made the game almost impossible. Luckily when I asked if she was a country singer I got it. My other friend had Brad Pitt in which she had no idea who he was.

[@des1510]

Sehr klug Der hut

[@driveapanzerpal7472]

A question I have is why they wrote in english, rather in German, I know it's probably for audience sake but still

[@rka18282]

A name is a name in any language 🤷

[@des1510]

Es würde anders wirken Perfekt

[@BritanniaPacific]

Did ss soldiers really give each other a flogging in ww2? I don't blame Stieglitz for looking pissed off.

[@811chelseafc]

TheNw1218 I imagine the flogging had something to do with his killing of 13 officers.

[@walterross9057]

TheNw1218 I don't believe so. Waffen SS training was harder than Wehrmacht training and unlike the Wehrmacht the Waffen SS had no rules forbidding inhuman treadment of soldiers (to my knowledge at least) but i have never read anything that implies something like this. But Waffen SS training was often inhuman and degrading to make it easier for the men to kill any kind of human being if demanded.

[@SantomPh]

Walter Ross Stiglitz was not in the SS

[@walterross9057]

SantomPh My answer refers to "Did ss soldiers really give each other a flogging in ww2?" Generally speaking SS denied everybody human treadment and definitely real or imagined enemies.

[@wilb6657]

I'm pretty sure that NO military force in WW2 ever flogged its troops.

[@rorschach7266]

Bj blazkowicz

[@fdsjlaf]

The Nazi was excellent in this shit

[@NooobLP]

hugos flashback always reminds me of this scene from Traumschiff Surprise m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHqxhqWmqNSfY68

[@DaCoolCrushIceKillah]

Dats Wacist!!!

[@asdas8887]

what accent is supposed to be this? asian? I wanna know

[@timothyfreeman97]

@@asdas8887 a millenial SJW's accent.

[@asdas8887]

@@timothyfreeman97 , "your answer offends me!!". Thanks

[@slancer25]

?? I think SJWs would actually be more into this, as it ties media with the suffering of others. Highlights how African-Americans were degraded into animals like King Kong too

[@silvanamilaqi5461]

People.are.divided.in.12.sign.of.horoscopes.are.diferent.kind.of.nations.and.religions.horoscope.celt.hebre.wica.chinese.greek.maya.have.their.totems.animals.flowers.stones.planets.trees.if.something.happen.them.you.died.

[@Pentaclown84]

so similar to my langauge, yet not...

[@partyworks3136]

Jesus loves you and died on the cross for your sins! Don't let the world lie to you and tell you God isn't real, he is real, and Jesus is coming back! Isaiah 53:5

[@cocteautwinscocteautwins523]

This is why english is the first language in the world and second is Serbo-Croat.

[@chasemorello60]

🎴

[@wmd5878]

8

[@nahuelloleggio4968]

***** theks

[@koreaindahou]

Why did they write in English if they're German?

[@auroraboreal7189]

Wetdookie 😱😱😱😱😱😱 good point 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@motionless_22]

Wetdookie names stay names, obviously.

[@johnny-mnemonic13]

@Darkzz Lord but it's written in English letters not German

[@stewartmair3995]

@@johnny-mnemonic13 The german alphabet is exactly the same as the english one, but even then, you'd have the same names, for instance 'Doctor Who' and 'Game of Throne's' in germany isn't 'Herr Doktor wer' or "Ein Spiel der Throne' it's simply doctor who and game of thrones

[@dennishilbert8979]

The sturmbannfuhrer would play on his phone the akinator

[@tobythetoaster5337]

made me cringe, i don't know why

[@paperbox47akahouseofmadnes23]

What?

[@tobythetoaster5337]

That was said four years ago, I don’t know what I was on about.

[@auroraboreal7189]

Somebody that speak in german, please tell me, michael fassbender speaks german with weard accent???

[@jonas39328]

It sounds a bit weird, but as someone who speaks german as his first language I have to admit that his pronounciation doesnt sound like an english or american accent. For example the way he pronounces the "r" in german reminds me of the french "r" wich is very similar but not exactly identical. But to be honest, I wouldnt be able to say where he`s from either... Sorry for mistakes :D

[@auroraboreal7189]

Freier Geist wowwww thank you for explain me very well 😘😘

[@walterross9057]

I wouldn't think he is from an English speaking country. But his accent implicates he isn't from Germany. If he would tell me that he is from an area where West Central or Low German (Lorrain Frankonian, Luxembourgish, Platdiets) or South East Dutch is spoken and that he has learned Standard German not at home i would believe that.

[@auroraboreal7189]

Walter Ross woowww that is interesting!!! Thank you!!! Im from mexico and here are there a lot of accents.... For example Im from nuevo leon, mexico , and the people tell me that my accent is strong and speak like angry person jajaja .... And the people is from south od mexico, speak diferent like oaxaca,chiapas .....like south americans panama, guatemala , etc ...... Sorry for my english grammar jajaja I need learn more

[@SantomPh]

Walter Ross his father was from Heidelberg. However he is playing a British officer whose German is largely limited to movie dialogues so the accent is weird on purpose

I never realize why Hugo stated getting pissed... then i watched this and realize the major said "lick the back" 😂😂😂 great writing

[@seajay3235]

Whoa, I never would have caught that. I figured he was just drifting off into madness and vengeance in a room full of Nazi.

[@TheIllio]

That one only works in English though. It doesn't make much sense in German, although it was translated pretty well.

[@pettypractice7872]

I think it's more to convey that he was so annoyed by the officer's explanations of the game and by the time-wasting exchange of pleasantries that it was akin to him getting tortured again

[@hdhdhdhhdhdhhdhdhf3479]

Absolutely makes no sense in the German that’s actually spoken in the dcene

[@ejim941099]

Even in a WW 2 film, Tarantino still, somehow, got the variation of the "N" word in.

[@Konoronn]

lmao

[@Gmthekiller]

Lol. You Americans are so ignorant about the outside world

[@Fabo100]

The writers were fuckin brilliant for having the Major present the game and have him go first to show the audience how sharp he is, so that we get the feeling of how tense the situation is because they have to be on their p's and q's or he's going to figure them out.....and he did. Badass scene, very smart and well done

[@montgomery88888888]

you both are really stupid waow..

[@TheRedArrowExpress]

There is also the theory that he knows the entire time.

[@rogerkincaid931]

Just one writer.

[@esc_george]

“the writers” lol... just Quentin Tarantino pal

[@tonylethanh]

They dont play this game by rules

[@palmerlp]

It was pretty great to watch this in theaters; the idea that King Kong was a metaphor for chattel slavery rippled through the audience in a wave

[@TheSwordfish009]

yes.... I remember that reaction in the audience.

[@jacktaylor2167]

Are you trying to say black people are monkey's? Or gorillas? You tryna be funny when you just an offensive racist. I am offended by you and your petty ways!

[@kreed82]

Sounds like a racist audience

[@devilbhrothesavage2807]

August Diehl may only act in german but he is one of the finest german speaking actors out there. The Counterfeiter and Hidden Life come to mind.

[@jemuelmongado5030]

I only know him from SALT, that Angelina Jolie action film. He speaks English there.

[@Flippityflap]

he is german

[@devilbhrothesavage2807]

@@Flippityflap Yeah no shit bre

[@SteamGrace]

"Was this visit fortuitous?" "Not for you." Is this foreshadowing the shootout?

[@timothyfreeman97]

No, in reference to his guessing game character.

[@SumtingWong343]

@@timothyfreeman97 no obvisouly but the way it's said it kinda feels like it's foreshadowing the outcome of this whole scene.

[@shaunZ96]

Of course it is. Look at the way the american replied.

[@NoWhereFamous]

@@shaunZ96 Yep, also notice he doesn't speak german as sharply like the rest of the group. I feel like he gives it away speaking in a slowlyish manner.

[@gaborkiss1425]

@@SumtingWong343 Well, not for him (the spy) either.

[@buddyweiser2224]

Best Nazi character ever since Indiana Jones trilogy.

[@muffinman5741]

Hirpus do you even landa?

[@buddyweiser2224]

I never watched this movie, I was talking about what I saw on KZbin, and I found Landa a bit too "womanizer", while Hellstorm is cold, determined, polite, the classical stereotyped and feared German Officer.

[@Javitomanzano]

You forgot about Hitler and Goebbels in "Downfall" ("Der Untergang" in German). If you didn't see that film you should, it's a masterpiece.

[@LaVictoireEstLaVie]

He shall be know as "Suspcious Nazi" from now on. He almost played the same character in the movie Allied. I was like WTF. He will aslways be the "Suspicious Nazi" for me and i dont care if he will get type-cast as "Suspicious Nazi" in all WW2 related movies from now on. He plays this type of Nazi too well.

[@cholatepnabangchang4834]

One little detail I liked is that some names written in the card kind of reflects the writer's mood at the time. Pabst on Hammersmark's head is the German director that Hiccox was talking about his films before this scene (iirc). And Stiglitz was probably so pissed at Helstrom that he names him King Kong.

[@rudypepperable]

One of the cards said "Mata Hari" - an entertainer who was thought to be a spy for Germany in WWI. A clear allusion to one of the characters in the scene.

[@shortyrags]

@@rudypepperable Does it? I see Marco Polo, King Kong, Pabst and Brigitte Horney

[@rudypepperable]

@@shortyrags you don't see it in this clip, but it is on the forehead of one of the German soldiers.

[@fringelife]

I feel like he joined them in order to confirm his suspicions and when Fassbender put up his 3 fingers, it was just the final proof confirming what he already suspected was true. He made it seem like he was just being friendly, when in it was more like a fact finding mission.

[@FixedFace]

no sh¡t sherlock

[@tyrstark8673]

Hugo Stiglitz: [TRIGGERED]

[@raulbetancourt5795]

I'm surprised Stiglitz hold that long, that Gestapo really light the mach of his anger

[@handsson]

ERIK! MEHR STIFTE!! You automatically stand straight and click your heels... you have to