FIRST Time Watching | INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS (2009) Movie Reaction!!

THIS MAY ASWELL BE TARANTINO'S MASTERPIECE! ...Inglourious Basterds is Tarantino's best film..Enough Said!! Hope you guys Enjoy This reaction!
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Directed By : Quentin Tarantino
Stars : Christoph Waltz . Brad Pitt . Mélanie Laurent . Eli Roth . Michael Fassbender . Diane Kruger . Daniel Brühl
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[@justtrustash]

Thank you, you beautiful legends! Let us know what movie you’re dying for us to react to and we will put it up to a vote ❤️ mad love to you

[@c6083]

It’s not letting me watch man 😞 edit : never mind! 🔥

[@serfriend2900]

I think you’d love Lawless mate, Tom Hardy being amazing, check the trailer out.

[@hejdy1337]

great video man, still waiting for Black Hawk Down tho

[@15blackshirt]

Ninja Assassin is an absolute must watch

[@michigan2226]

Hateful 8, I love the time period it's set in, also you seem to be a fan of good dialogue and it's packed with it

[@kyrkalafatis]

Fun fact: Waltz won his first Oscar playing a nazi and his second playing an anti racist doc.

[@lockekappa500]

Dont wanna get typecast lol

[@BIASED_YOUTUBE]

@@lockekappa500 that's the way to do it!

[@Ballin4Vengeance]

@@AleksandarIvanov69 Not a racist asshole would suffice

[@randomanton]

@@AleksandarIvanov69 all pro-humans are anti racist, but not all anti racists are pro human

[@JonnyQuest64]

​@@randomantonnot true. I'm racist and not afraid to admit it unlike most. Me, just like most others, won't hurt anyone for no reason or step over anyone to get to the top, though. I do think I'm better, I do think most others are bad people, and I do think we shouldn't mix. I think that's a lot of people and it's literally a part of our pattern recognition systems to spot predators for our survival. I can respect, for example, the rapper Cam'ron more than I can respect the Wayans brothers because he at least admits it unlike most trying to be righteous.

[@darkvader8057]

“Don’t run in zigzag, it’s gonna ruin the shot ain’t it?” Made me literally LOL

[@MrTesla2012]

and his silent laugh trying very hard not to burst into laughing on what she said ... LOOOL XD

[@ScottOlsen-di1gb]

☠️☠️☠️🤣🤣🤣

[@StopReadingMyNameOrElse]

Going from Django to this must be so trippy. The nicest good guy to the baddest of bad, Christoph Waltz is something else.

[@pizzacutter5469]

Landa was truly the nicest man

[@natecloe8535]

I had no clue about this guy before Django......I had SEEN him of course but never took notice. The man is legitimately one of the most talented actors to ever live Top 5 EASY

[@alanthompson2753]

Good point. Basterds then Django feels more natural bc of this alone

[@hannahsimmons682]

I feel the same way about Gary Oldman. After watching Leon the Professional I have a hard time trusting Commissioner Gordon 👀

[@fxzero666]

@@hannahsimmons682 Me too!!! Plus let's not forget him as Zorg... definitely not trustworthy

[@alexg1778]

34:41 "Well, if this is it, old boy, I hope you don't mind if I go out speaking the King's." Love that line.

[@zeljkokaradzic7894]

What does it mean?Speaking the kings?

[@空の夢-h1j]

@@zeljkokaradzic7894 Speaking the King's English, a reference but it just means the English language

[@shainewhite2781]

Nominated for 8 Oscars including Best Picture, but won for Best Supporting Actor to Christoph Waltz. "That's a Bingo."

[@alexlim864]

And Christoph Waltz also won Best Supporting Oscar for his work in Django Unchained. Talk about freakin' talented.

[@ClintBeastBud]

You just say bingo😂😂

[@Jayd888]

@@ClintBeastBud its a quote from the movie

[@scbl46]

@@Jayd888 so is what he said fool, it’s the next line brodie

[@tonydurham9956]

Hans was such a menacing presence. The reveal at 23:56 and subsequent reaction shows all you need to see. You guys immediately felt the anxiety of the moment and literally held each other for comfort. Too good.

[@TheMinarus]

The things that Tarantino can do with dialogue and building tension is astonishing...

[@Number0neSon]

Truth! I could watch an entire movie of his that's just dialogue. He's that good!

[@generoberts9151]

The bar scene is phenomenal

[@TheMinarus]

@@generoberts9151 One of my all time faves....The fact he takes his time, sets up the scene, let's the camera roll on with long protracted casual dialogue that escalates to insane tension and then chaos, that takes guts, the scene is genius

[@generoberts9151]

@@TheMinarus Every Tarantino movie has that one memorable scene that is just shockingly unforgettable

[@zackiej89]

Greatest director that has ever lived

[@funeralforahorse]

I cannot stop laughing at Hannah's suggestion that they should "stick a pool table" in the British office because of the dead space

[@ChannelReuploads9451]

Christoph actually speaks fluent English, French and German but only a little Italian, Inglorious Basterds almost never got made because they could not fill the role of Landa, then along came Christoph. That is why the opening scene is so powerful, the just perfect swap from French to English, then Back from English to French.

[@hermanubis7046]

In France and Germany, it's not so rare anymore to have people fluent in these languages. People with immigration background even speak a fourth language.

[@maarius030]

Exactly. I’m from Germany and anyone learns English in school for atleast 8 years. Most Germans can speak English and many many fluently. But in Germany we don’t only learn one foreign language but at least two (there’s the option to learn even more). It’s not mandatory to take French as your 2nd foreign language but most do (there’s also the option to choose Latin, Spain or other languages depending on your school. Then you learn this 2nd foreign language for at least 4 years as well. If you’re from an immigrant family it’s very likely (almost guaranteed) that you speak 3 language (German, English and the language of his/her parents) and you know at least a little French. A girl from my former school class has Vietnamese parents and speaks German, English, French and Vietnamese fluently (like really fluently) and knew enough Korean to communicate properly. I feel like people from the US or UK don’t really understand how normal it is for other to speak at least 2 languages fluently. (I looked up for statistics about Germany and about 65% Germans speak English and about 25% speak English perfectly fluent. I didn’t find good statistics about the french language but about 20% Germans speak french)

[@geraldherrmann787]

Like Waltz, I am from Austria. Do not forget that he also speaks Austrian German, which is a German dialect, but with different syntax and grammar. It still is German, but you immediately know if somebody speaks high German or Austrian or Swiss. Waltz speaks perfect high German as well.

[@thegael791]

@@hermanubis7046 Why are there so many dumb Germans/French? I always hear "Bi/multilingual people are so much more clever" They really aren't lol.

[@sergeyromanov5560]

@@geraldherrmann787 has the same syntax and grammar with minimal variations lol

[@pasteye1671]

Shoshanna knew she would not survive - hence dressing in the martyr's colour of red. She was prepared to die for her revenge. Great reaction again guys!

[@hepunk]

47:27 the "Oui, Shosanna" is honestly one of the best lines in the film.

[@davidkymdell452]

For me it's "say aufwiedersehn to your Nazi balls" 🤣

[@johnnydeleon8210]

I always replay that scene, im glad its appreciated by others

[@jamesmorrison968]

i love the scene in the bar when he says he wants to go out speaking the kings

[@micky100]

Never batter than the ICONIC “Au revoir Shoshanna!” in the intro.

[@BarisTitanX]

Better than? ARRIIIVEDEEEEEEECI

[@zGamerGodz]

yes it is arguably the best of tarantinos films and inarguably has one of the best opening scenes ever put to film. Also Christoph Waltz is AMAZING in the film

[@hay1470]

How do you think real german ww2 vets would react to this film? Are they being made fun of with their kopfhauts being taken of? Tarantino is fucking disrespectful!! FUCKTARANTINO he wasn't even alive during stalingrad

[@NeilusNihilus]

great film but pulp fiction is his obvious best. definitely top 3 though.

[@hay1470]

@@NeilusNihilus What's so great? Bloody show some respect to stalingrad and german ww2 veterans?

[@stabheads]

@@hay1470 bonehead, u need a scalping.

[@vkdeen7570]

"isn't she pretty? isn't she?" Ash answers tentatively "yea she is.." lol Ash knows this trap well 🤣 u guys are hilarious, what a great couple 👍

[@justtrustash]

😂😂 love winding her up

[@kenavr]

I mean he already scored some bonus points by saying Hitler would make an exception for her ;)

[@jesterssketchbook]

@@justtrustash oh really we couldnt tell lolololol

[@davidcostello455]

@@justtrustash Can't blame you. Melanie Laurent is something.

[@peterk5586]

Landa is probably the most terrifying person. Toys with his prey, acts foolishly yet totally planned. Everything about him sends chills down my spine for Shoshana..

[@serfriend2900]

Got us a German here wants to die for his country… oblige him. One my my favourite film lines ever love that you showed it right up front, Brad Pitt just smashes it out the park in this film. They all do.

[@quiett6191]

The way Pitt said it cemented it to my brain

[@hay1470]

How do you think real german ww2 vets would react to this film? Are they being made fun of with their kopfhauts being taken of? Tarantino is fucking disrespectful!!

[@RAsphalt]

The whole sorry affair deserves no respect, and pity is the most only low level soldiers deserve.

[@smichelle65]

"Ah, Landa!" = one of the best "Oh, shit!" moments in film history.

[@warkentien2]

Christoph Waltz won two Oscars: Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role Precisely for this film and Django.

[@kellifranklin9872]

The looks on y’alls faces when Col Landa showed up where Shoshanna was in the restaurant was everything! Landa knew who she was. He was letting her know that he knew who she was. It was a brilliant scene.

[@Kazelrov]

The drum beat to introduce him too... chills.

[@24licorice]

And...He orders 2 strudel, which contains pork lard...its not kosher, same goes for eating meat and milk ( or in this case cream) at the same time, also not kosher...so yeah, he knew exactly who she was and was testing her.

[@Sindamsc]

"Pulp fiction" next or riot!:)

[@gabriellynch2764]

Pulp fiction should always be the introduction to Tarantino.

[@cmdrvarna]

@@gabriellynch2764 It should be but I guess they are saving the best for last

[@xstrdn]

@@gabriellynch2764 nah kill bill :p

[@John-mq7rc]

Diane Kruger who played the German actress, also played with Brad Pitt in the movie TROY. Also the English General was played by Mike Myers of Austin Powers.

[@sabre3632]

Other little details of that opening scene. When Landa grabs the daughter's wrist and asks her for the milk, some believe he was checking her pulse in that moment (if true, makes it even scarier how sharp he is for clues). The other detail the father splashing himself before Landa meets him, was to hide any sweat he might have during his conversation, this way he appears already sweaty from working on the farm, when he likely would have sweat from the nerves. Anyway, great reaction!

[@ashkaash9819]

Ehh doesn’t really make sense to me, anyones pulse would be high if nazis came to their house

[@benjamm1n91]

I believe both of those details are a bit of a reach. especially the pulse one.

[@ZetsuboNoShima]

The father is seen working before the Nazis pull up to his farm, when he notices the cars he stops and washes himself off as to be presentable to the Nazis

[@rawbones4117]

I don't think it's that deep Landa grabbing the daughter by the wrist is a subtle show of power. It's a subtle act of disrespect but there's nothing the Father can do. The Germans are literally dominating the French this entire movie (and moment in actual history). They simply have to take it. It also helps with Landa's plan. The Father cracks because of the implication of danger towards his family. He knows if he defies then his whole family can be killed, or worse. The water bit is him washing himself. He had been working in the heat all day. He is unkempt and most likely stinks of hard labor. He is meeting with a distinguished, hostile Authority figure who he doesn't want to upset. Thus, he attempts to groom himself slightly. I'm sure you could also read into a symbolic meaning. He's washing himself before shaking hands with Evil perhaps? But the idea that he's washing himself to appear sweaty when he was already sweaty is... odd.

[@SSD_Penumbra]

The even more obscure detail is in his meeting with Shoshanna. He orders cream for the strudel. Cream isn't Kosher in the jewish faith. He's testing her to see if she'll eat it, and when she doesn't, his suspicions are proven correct. If Aldo and Hammarsmark weren't present at the theatre, she would've been killed then and there.

[@geraldherrmann787]

"django" is tarantino´s fictive story about cleaning house from slavery, "basterds" is tarantino´s fictive story about cleaning house from nazis, "once upon" is tarantino´s fictive story about cleaning house from cultists, and in "pulp" he cleans house from torturers. he makes crystalclear what he despises.

[@GalactusDaDevourer]

"They just want to see you cry." says the one who saw Coco with his mom and sister and was the only one crying. 😂

[@justtrustash]

Come at me 😂

[@dubugga]

I love that ending. It's sort of a 4th wall break when Aldo says "this just might be my masterpiece", it's almost like Tarantino saying that about this film himself. It's a great freaking film and my girlfriend had great reactions as well. Especially that bar shootout omg.

[@smokeyverton7981]

Brad Pitt's Knoxville accent is spot on. My grandfather always said "natzi". Tarantino always puts a reference to a Tennessee city in all of his films

[@Sindamsc]

Didn't know that's about Tennessee, I live outside of the U.S. and I always thought that just very strong American accent, almost a caricature of how we, the foreigners, except American to sound.

[@lordmortarius538]

@@IcyTorment It's definitely a more 'northern' end of the Southern accents, Kentucky/Tennessee/Virginia style, and I'm from Northern Vermont so I got that old timey Yankee accent going for me haha

[@stynershiner1854]

In India, it is "Naa-zee".

[@BaronNate]

Sorry man, I live right here with Knoxville as my backyard and that is one of the WORST "southern" accents I've heard and I know for a fact Brad can do better. He's hamming it up and playing as a larger than life, over the top character. So no, its not spot on. I've never heard one person who wasn't joking around here say, "Nat zee" or even "Nazee". Not outside of joking and def. not when being serious.

[@LilUziSquirt99]

@@BaronNate same man, I'm here in Nashville and I think most actors have a hard time doing a southern accent. There is a certain “twang” to it that most people can't get down unless you spend time around here

[@JuzTroublez]

"Go in zigzag" "That'll ruin the shot" LMAOOOOOO

[@rogerrabbit5110]

If Ash, Hannah, and his sister, Ana, all just did a sitcom, I would pay monthly to watch it. The bickering, conversations, and rare occurrences of heartfelt moments are just so funny and charming😂 I love the dynamic between all of them. I don’t even care anymore what movie they watch; I’m just here to visit and enjoy the Ashole family😊 The first four minutes of this video were great!

[@calibre97]

Your idea there.... THAT'S AAA AAAA BBIIIIINGGOOOOOO!!!! Totes be worth watching. "Mental" "Brilliant" so many catch phrases so enunciated!

[@EmoDragracer]

@@calibre97 Seconded

[@gargeebhattacharjee8681]

I kinda don't like ash.....

[@deg6788]

Simp behaviour

[@webuser5748]

Can I just say with honesty, I always come back to laugh and enjoy your reactions guys. You are such an incredible blend. You've got the enthusiasm of children, the naughtiness of adults, the Middle-eastern showmanship and the vanilla-white British humour all together. Love you guys, thanks for keeping me company while I work. Stef

[@justtrustash]

We got you always my mate, thank you so much for being part of our channel ❤️

[@antoniochasten3192]

Tarantino was in Django. He was the LeQuint Dickey Mining Co. Employee #1. He was speaking with an Australian accent and YES...he was in this film with two cameos. One as a soldier during the film Nation's Pride, where Tarantino's character can be heard saying “Colonel, I implore you!”, and the other as an SS officer getting scalped the crew right before the introduction of Donny ‘The Bear Jew’ Donowitz.

[@SSD_Penumbra]

@@Angivel She didn't pass out. The story goes that Tarantino wanted Waltz to choke her out, but he always acted it. To get a more authentic shot, Tarantino *actually* choked her out.

[@125steini]

"Blood pressure: GONE!" That one killed me! 🤣

[@sumorun8054]

Christoph Waltz’s performance was once again amazing. Really set the tone in the opening scene. Love you guys! Keep it up!

[@deronc3126]

The call on Eli Roth being a guy that works at an Italian butchers in NYC named Frankie is spot on.

[@Prado73]

For real. That's has to be one of the funniest comments I have watched in a reaction video.

[@15blackshirt]

Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, Death Proof and The Hateful Eight are the other Quentin Tarantino films; he has also written for and appeared in plenty of other films, notably directed by Robert Rodriguez; Christoph Waltz won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in this and Django Unchained, and is actually fluent in German, English, French and Italian

[@TedBrogan]

Bet they'd love True Romance.

[@lostones4155]

The Hateful Eight should be next. Greatest dialogue ever.

[@ALIENjoy]

Don’t forget Once Upon A Time in Hollywood

[@vb8428]

@@ALIENjoy That's a bore

[@mikelambert9624]

Kill Bill also

[@SL1MZ]

Hannah says '' THIS GUYS ON A POWERTRIP '' scene immediately cuts to you know who slamming hands on the desk. SYMBOLISM

[@orarinnsnorrason4614]

This is one is up there as my favorite of Tarantino. The way it grips you from the first second to the last, its amazing. The opening scene in the farm is just by itself a masterpice. Its so tense while telling you everything you need to know, without telling you directly, they're just talking. So brilliant. Another favorite of mine is the whole thing at the bar. And as per usual the finale is just titts up :) I love this movie. Edit: Hans in the beginning was studying the girls, he felt her pulse and he was looking to study testing to see if they were nervous. He's a hunter for a reason.

[@OpenMawProductions]

16:35 Nope. Hitler loved women from Munich. Eva was his crazy companion, but he had a soft spot for the ladies of Munich. That's where his secretary was from. You guys should watch DOWNFALL. It's a great film about the end of Nazi Germany. Really, really well done. Bruno Ganz is the single best Hitler performance I have ever seen.

[@janetuss6496]

best part of this video was your guys' reaction when Christoph Walz appeared at the fancy restaurant scene behind Shoshana, that was PRICELESS. That screenshot should have been the thumbnail lol

[@HerpaDerp999]

Ash, your comment about "deep throat action sir" when they were having a drink, literally made me spit my drink out all over my desk and nearly die with laughter. Never stop mate, never stop.

[@justtrustash]

😂 apologies for ruining your drink, appreciate you, legend ❤️

[@HerpaDerp999]

@@justtrustash Its all good mate, well worth the laugh.

[@elwray3506]

Two performances often overlooked among the more obvious ones are those of Sylvester Groth as Goebbels and Martin Wuttke as Hitler. Both quite cartoony but I absolutely love them both in this movie.

[@quiett6191]

Hitler in his "little boy cape" is low key hilarious.

[@guillermosanchez3204]

Fun fact when they were drinking at the bar it gave it away by the way he put 3 fingers up Europe is more common to put 3 using the thumb he didn't use the thumb so it gave his position away 33:33

[@VadersRage]

Tarantino wrote such a complex character in Hans Landa (had to speak German, French, Italian and English) that they couldn't cast anyone. They thought they had to rewrite the character....and then on the last day, their savior, Christoph Waltz walked in. And then they gave him a well deserved Oscar.

[@vb8428]

Repeating trivia here?🤡

[@ChristsVisage]

​@@vb8428Yep.

[@oojumaflip1]

‘WHATS HE GUNNA DO WITH THEM?!’ Actually had my crying 😂😂

[@dansiegel333]

You BOTH made this so much fun! Ash’s sly looks at the camera were especially hilarious! Hope you watch Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” some time.

[@Mikeyw9119]

This has to be one of my top 3 movies of all time. Dude the cinematography and the acting of christoph waltz alone is enough to win this movie every award possible. My jaw dropped so many times just in awe of how good some of these scenes are. It’s almost like the most well thought out parts of a play all happened in succession and formed one of the most dramatic and tension building films of all time. That’s how you know this shit is good, is when mid film you’re constantly saying “look at how beautiful” or “look at this shot”. Few people can do it better than Tarantino

[@maximillianosaben]

Tarantino had been developing this story for a long time, since before Kill Bill. And when he decided to make a movie out of it, he almost was forced to stop becaause after seeing hundreds of actors he couldn't find a Landa. And then he met Christoph Waltz; the rest is history, as they say.

[@O-666]

Tarantino was in the film. When the German actress was getting choked out there is a shot where you can just see Hans Landas hands. These are actually Tarantinos hands.

[@bryansmith1691]

You guys really are adorable. Iv said it before I'll say it again, so many couples are tough to watch together you just feel their personal drama bleed thru.. being able to bust each other's balls is such a beautiful thing to see in any relationship. Wife that already my man.

[@seimen4348]

Just in case someone wants to know: The german of fassbender is quite good. A stronger accent than they said in the movie, but still you can understand what he says and thats not always the case ;)

[@AT-rr2xw]

I am still amused that he was in Band of Brothers and played neither of the American characters who could speak German.

[@stynershiner1854]

Because Fassbender is actually half German.

[@seimen4348]

@@stynershiner1854 Sarah chalke too and i dont understand one word when she tries ;)

[@Lunal73]

Thank to you guys I figured it out. Landa knew it was Shoshana but he couldn’t kill her because she was the owner of the movie theatre, according to him, “his way out” He made her remember she was alive because he wanted to. Well, that’s my theory. Cheers!

[@George_Washington_1776]

My 3 favorite Tarantino movies are this, Django, and The Hateful Eight. I highly recommend that last one because it’s fucking crazy

[@julietmike1018]

A little something about war, the unfortunate reality is that sometimes excessive brutality actually saves lives. Scaring the enemy into thinking they are up against men who don't care about the well-being of the enemy is sadistic on the surface, but can dissuade the enemy from fighting, and removes them as a threat. Killing an entire platoon of soldiers may prevent their whole battalion from fighting. As awful as it sounds, it's actually quite effective, as we've seen in Afghanistan.

[@miguelalvarado1440]

My fav Tarantino's movie is Kill Bill, I don't know but I always enjoy those movies. I was watching these reaction in a public place and when Hanna said: "because she is going to ruin the shot" Man... I laugh so hard that I think I scared some people around me 😂 😂 😂 😂 I love her comments about chandeliers, trees and shooting scenes lol Green Mile next???? One of my fav of all time!!!! Take Care Guys!!!! P.S: Beautiful watch Hanna.

[@justtrustash]

😂😂 I swear at points I don’t think she’s even listening at what’s going on but caring about the surroundings haha..thank you for watching you legend

[@hay1470]

@@justtrustash What would real german ww2 vets would react to this film? Are they being made fun of with their kopfhauts being taken of? Tarantino is fucking disrespectful!! HE WASN'T EVEN AROUND DURING STALINGRAD! IT'S DISRESPECT TO VETERANS!

[@RavinManiac]

22:04 - "Wow, what a lovely face" "mm hmmm" (but deep inside, "you're damn right!")

[@brettv5967]

Love when Hanna joins in. She’s soooo funny.

[@justtrustash]

Facts!!

[@FrancoisDressler]

15:51 Hannah caught the intended thematic irony immediately 😂

[@joeking7707]

No doubt the best couple reactors on YT!..God bless the both of you.

[@justtrustash]

My brother Joe…mad love to you ❤️

[@obenohnebohne]

You both are so entertaining. Thanks for sharing your journey with us.

[@justtrustash]

No thank you for the love mate ❤️

[@sebastianmccaughey9985]

When Hans grabs the daughters hand, he's actually checking her pulse to see if it's unnaturally high

[@Alchemistic88]

Having the 2 American soldiers be suicide bombers in a 21st century movie is such a huge moment in Western cinema it's insane it doesn't get more noticed. This movie is absolutely incredible.

[@hay1470]

How do you think real german ww2 vets would react to this film? LIKE ITS NOT NICE! IT'S DISRESPECT! Stalingrad, Kursk! Are they being made fun of with their kopfhauts being taken of? Tarantino is fucking disrespectful!!

[@JustKelso1993]

​@@hay1470 Oh my good god. Nazi's deserve the disrespect. 🖕🏼

[@SteezLouise]

@@hay1470 They were Nazi's. They should have all had Swastikas carved into their foreheads.

[@griffithdidnothingwrong8779]

@@hay1470bro Shutup 🤨

[@HickMan931]

@@hay1470nope one of the best movie makers in recent times

[@silverMDX]

fun fact about the first scene with hanz landa, when he grabs the girls wrists, hes actually checking their pulses. and when his eyes linger on the girls, it is actually a super subtle threat to the father like "you know exactly what im capable of, play by my rules and youll be ok." his character is one, if not the most, powerful characters made in this movie imo.

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

I love all of QT’s films, but kill bill 1&2 are his absolute magnum opus. The collective masterpiece among his masterpieces. Epic doesn’t even begin to do the “one in two films” justice. It’s brilliance. Pure brilliance.

[@mikes6457]

the basement scene is so incredible. the guy who played col. Hellstrom is so damn good

[@andrewward5891]

He switches to English so the Jewish family under the floor won’t understand them and run when they realize the Nazi knows where they are.

[@83gemm]

We need to send Hannah some popcorn because I think she was literally trying eat Ash’s fingers during the strangulation scene. 😂 I think I found your channel only a couple weeks back and you’re both so damn personable you’ve become one of my favorites already. Can’t wait for Green Mile!

[@justtrustash]

Hahaha tbf I did hit her a lot on the leg so I guess we’re even! But honestly thank you so much you legend for the support ❤️

[@vikmixedandproudconservati2095]

@@justtrustash That guy who played the Bear Jew Donnie Donowitz is not called Frankie . He is not Italian , the actor who portrayed the guy with the baseball bat is called Eli Roth (he is Ashkenazi Jewish , which is a semitic ethnic group)

[@teeheeteeheeish]

I've been in the Army 15 years, and I will never forget I had a Sergeant Major who had been lynched when he was a young boy, and he had a hanging scar like Brad Pitt's character. He was without a doubt the kindest and most charismatic person I have ever met, but don't think for a second that he couldn't end your life in a single swift motion. The man was a legend.

[@jodejehelo1]

You guys are funny AF! 😂😂 “a bear doesn’t kill you with a club”

[@justtrustash]

😂😂 appreciate it mate

[@chrishitch319]

For real, I thought I was hearing things when she said that about bears and then he correctly replies that 😆 I thought the same thing and glad he said it. That really had me lol

[@brianburkhardt3692]

This is to WWII what Django is to US Slavery. And they’re both phenomenal.

[@Raphaelx88]

YESSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!! I am so glad you guys reacted to this movie. It's top tier to say the least. I always love your reactions and the banter between you two, THAT'S A BINGO!!!!!!!!!! The whole movie is a masterpiece but I gotta agree, the opening scene and the bar scene are my favorite scenes in this movie. The tension is unreal. The use of symbolism, dialogue, expression of the actors were so good. Cant' wait for the next one. Take care guys~

[@justtrustash]

Glad you enjoyed it so much you legend ❤️

[@Raphaelx88]

@@justtrustash yessir as always 🙏🏼

[@mellysomethingclever]

“The Germans nickname for me is the little man?” Is such an underrated line. It always makes me laugh. It just reminds me of his days on the office. 😂😂

[@muninraven3327]

Hannah seeing Hitler and just immediately thinking... your cholesterol, mate! I absolutely cherish that. Hahaha... You two are so damn good together. I hope you remain connected souls for the rest of your very long lives.

[@justtrustash]

Love you mate, thank you so much for the kind words ❤️

[@malakasilva9840]

33:34 This is not how Germans show number 3 using fingers. SS Major identifies immediately the captain is not German.

[@PcTato]

Watching you all react to these movies makes me feel as if I'm watching for the first time as well!

[@sammurphy3343]

The "Besr Jew" is played by eli Roth, an award winning horror movie director. He made hostel.

[@eslam-shalaby211]

i discovered your channel today, and im already so in love with both of you because you remind me ALOT of me and my wife when we watch a movie , both of your reactions are priceless ❤️

[@justtrustash]

Oiiiii sending so much love to both of you, appreciate you guys ❤️

[@Mahan07]

Pulp fiction next…PLEASE!!! This is my favorite all-time movie, it really is his masterpiece and Tarintino himself felt that way about it at the time. And I agree at the end, the dentist had to die in Django for the happy ending and in this Shoshanna had to die for the happy ending, hints Revenge of the Giant Face. Once she died her spirit still lived through the smoke as her theater burned to the ground and she got what she wanted (as did we). Masterful film. Pulp Fiction is a must watch! Masterful in its own way, different to this and Django as it’s not a timepiece but still an incredible film. You’ll be in for a ride! ALSO: Tarintino was in this as the first dummy we see getting scalped at the beginning. He didn’t make an actual appearance in this movie.

[@kiddisley5890]

I absolutely love how into the movie you guys get. You would think you guys were watching a true story about people you personally know!

[@justtrustash]

Hahaha you should see me watch football 😂 appreciate the love mate

[@davidr1050]

38:07 --- heheh.. Ash nails it.. "It's a Tarantino movie.. Of course something's going to go wrong."

[@ForeverBloom]

Hopefully you guys watch Once Upon A Time in Hollywood in the near future. Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pits chemistry is awesome and the film is fucking hilarious. Also the ending *chefs kiss*

[@steringp1434]

I don't know if Hannah even realized that her mouth and jaw were moving uncontrollably from 42:35 to 42:45. Now that is an authentic reaction!

[@Pxtwny_chill]

I'm jealous of you guys getting to witness this masterpiece for the first time. Absolute mind blower... more Tarantino! Pulp fiction surely has to be next.

[@ChrisKing-e3m]

"You just compared me to a Nazi" 🦅🇦🇱. Funniest thing I've heard all day. Jesus, i never noticed Perrier LaPadite crying before 😥. This scene is so good: There could be no dialogue, just read the body language and it'd still work. Brilliant direction by Tarantino 👌.

[@warkentien2]

Great reaction! You should see Tarantino's The Hateful Eight

[@justtrustash]

Will do mate! Appreciate the love

[@Luee77]

Fun fact, the first nazi being scalped is Quentin Tarantino. And in the restaurant scene Landa orders cream for both of them. Since cream contains pork gelatin, he still orders it for her so she can eat it knowing she's Jewish

[@Nimbus1701]

Makes me happy for you. Been subscribed to the channel for a long time now, way back from the Mortal Kombat trailer reaction. You deserve your success. Your enthusiasm is fantastic and I appreciate how you say what comes to your mind at the moment and it's usually unfiltered. That's very refreshing with how everybody, everywhere in the world appears like they are walking on egg shells all the time about what they can say. Your commentary is very refreshing to someone who grew up in the 80s when people didn't get "participation" trophies for just showing up, and that was ok because we learned that dealing with failure and disappointment builds character. You constantly make me laugh and I've spit out whiskey several times because of some of the shit you say! Just fantastic! It's very sweet and wonderful that you share your success with your family and closest friends. That was awesome for Hannah! Love you guys! ❤️

[@justtrustash]

Mate you’ve been here since DAY 1! You’re a true legend mate, having you on the channel is real honour..so much to love you mate thank you for this beautiful comment ❤️

[@Nimbus1701]

@@justtrustash I appreciate your work because I know it has to be difficult. What you do is important because I'm willing to bet many would rather watch this type of entertainment then stuff on television with 15 commercials per hour. I'm not sure if you've heard yet, but a sequel to Mortal Kombat (the newest film) has already been greenlit and is starting production (ot pre-production.... I'm not sure what the process is to make a movie).

[@psiphibrandonhare7120]

@29:49 do remember that this was supposed to be from the 1940s during the war so English accents and American accents were different back then but we can't make any excuses for Mike Myers' character and his attempt at a British accent 😆 lol. But some have also argued that this was just Tarantino having fun and being funny with the scene who knows though.

[@2WheelTex]

Loved this react, as always. Hannah in there with the filmmaking knowledge too. DOP!? Girl knows her stuff! Y'all are the best! BTW, that punch gun was a real thing. I don't think it was used much though. Anyway, keep them coming!

[@jbassguy571]

In that famous graphic novel Maus about the holocaust, the Jews are depicted as mice and the Nazis are cats. I think Tarantino riffed on this idea by having Landa and the other high level Nazis behave like cats, toying with their prey, playing with them like mice.

[@alexlim864]

29:30 Hope you recognized Mike Myers 37:18 Ah, the continental divide. As usual, another fantastic reaction! And, yes, this has got to be one of Tarantino's best ones. The opening sequence with Hans Landa and the French farmer alone is a master class in visual storytelling. :-D

[@amightymongoose5493]

Not sure if it's been mentioned before but at 19:53 the bear jew isn't wearing medals, those are insane German Army Dogtags

[@jairon_2518]

Great reaction, best channel out there guys. Waiting for incoming films. Cheers from Spain dude 🙌

[@justtrustash]

Love you mate!!!

[@hideshiseyes2804]

“Go in zig zags!” “No if she goes in zig zags it’s gonna ruin the shot isn’t it.” The two schools of film criticism.

[@natecloe8535]

The editing was PERFECT. Talking about Brad Pitts character being "on a power trip this guy here is" and the sentence finished on Hitler slamming his hand on the table having a tantrum. Nobody outside Satan himself has been on a bigger power trip than people like Hitler, Stalin, and Mao were.

[@justtrustash]

Finally someone appreciated it haha..thank you for watching mate ❤️

[@chasem-jw9rn]

Hanz Landa grabs the daughters wrist for a reason. He subtlety checks her pulse, seeing how nervous she is.

[@ligman100]

Great watch guys,always make me laugh too

[@justtrustash]

It’s an honour mate, appreciate the love ❤️

[@noahmasi9368]

I believe the mark around Raine’s throat, according to Tarantino, was actually from him surviving an attempted lynching in Tennessee.

[@Slevencolevra]

ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD

[@bartholemewhunt3569]

Start the gofundme so Ash and hannah can get a proper bed and our boy doesn't have to sleep in the wall crevice 😂

[@justtrustash]

😂😂 mate this made my night..you starting it yeah?

[@Carl.Henriksson]

Oh no, Tarantino was in the movie. He was the first nazi in the movie to get scalped.

[@DaniBlazin]

Michael Fassbender as David in “Prometheus” maybe my favourite of his roles! 🤔

[@greaserman95]

Hilarious! Lol😆. One of the few channels that make me "LOL" It's symbolic...👌

[@justtrustash]

Appreciate you Josh! Thank you so much ❤️