Watching *DJANGO UNCHAINED* For The First Time

[@MovieJoob]

FULL AND LONGER REACTION: www.patreon.com/MovieJoob Jade is here to watch Django Unchained ⛓️‍💥 P.S. There can be many KZbin issues so we apologise if there are any scenes cut that are important! Join along in watching Jades reaction to this movie and as always leave a like, subscribe and click the notification bell to keep up with all our content!

[@tylermcclain5332]

you are so adorable with those Glasses

[@germainedaniel8720]

I was watching this while I was eating and some crumbs fell on my phone and it made you look like you had the worst acne in human history. It was so funny that I didn't clean it till video was over!😂😂😂

[@whiteknightcat]

Film suggestion ... January 22 will mark the 145th anniversary of the famous battles of Isandlwana and Rorke's Drift. I think it would be awesome if you could watch and react to the films Zulu and Zulu Dawn to mark that anniversary. Zulu (starring Michael Caine in his breakout role) dramatizes the Battle of Rorke's Drift and was filmed in 1964. Zulu Dawn, chronicling the Battle of Isandlwana, features an all star cast and was relased as a sort of prequel in 1979 on the 100th anniversary of the battles.

[@MrKINSM]

"Why are there Aussies here?" Keep in mind mid 1800's U.S. was home to millions of people from all over the world - that would have included some Australians.

[@Halfaxa7]

All time performance by the editor on this one

[@hypocritex]

The North star comment he makes isn't because he's a strange guy. The North Star in the Northern hemisphere is called as such as it always points North and will lead you as such if you follow it. (It's actually called Polaris). At this time Northern USA was anti-slavery. They fought the civil war with the South who were pro slavery. You are forgiven for not knowing these things are you are from the Southern Hemisphere and not American. :)

[@Tre186]

I think she might have caught that and was just commenting on his weird vernacular and inflections

[@souldiving4197]

i'm pretty sure she knew, that it like everybody else. She was commenting on the way he speaks.

[@SweetSchnubbl]

My beloved friend- im German and we learn about American history in school... Probably not too detailed, but still...

[@Derek-675]

Django's theme at the beginning is actually from the original 1960's Django played by Franco Nero who actually shows up in the Mandingo fighting scene and is the guy at 19:43 that knows the d is silent in Django because of course he does, he played him after all!

[@MovieJoob]

Oh that is so awesome! Thank you for the information!!

[@joelramnarine]

​@@MovieJoobHello jade happy new year🎉❤

[@MarcoMM1]

Great reaction like always, love this movie. Christoph Waltz is such a fantastic actor. Being such an embodiment of evil in Inglorious Basterds to this equal opportunist in Django is such a crazy range. And Jamie Foxx and Leo DiCaprio bring their A game. It's like the Olympics of acting in this movie. Fun fact, the reason Jamie Foxx rides so well? Bareback and all? He owns horses, the horse that did the neat tricks at the end, thats one of his horses. Keep up the good work.

[@MovieJoob]

They were all utterly incredible! They truly did bring their A game!! And oh that is so awesome!! Jamie Foxx is so cool!

[@tylermcclain5332]

@@MovieJoob you are so adorable with those glasses i love the way you smile

[@Carl_Gustav_Häyhä]

Leonardo accidently really cut his hand on that table scene but just kept on acting.

[@MovieJoob]

It was so subtle I couldn't tell if it was on purpose or not so that is so cool to know!!

[@ryanhill-x6m]

hey I’m Ryan I have a movie request Austin powers international man of mystery

[@nightvibes6760]

I knew I would see this comment here 😂

[@Carl_Gustav_Häyhä]

@@nightvibes6760 😎

[@Carl_Gustav_Häyhä]

😎

[@AFMountaineer2000]

As great as Chrsitoph was in Inglourious Basterds, he's even better here

[@artursandwich1974]

The guy who asks Django about his name, and knows about the spelling and the silent d is played by Franco Nero who played the character in the Django movie from 1966 (and it's sequel in 1987).

[@reuz5462]

"What a strange guy." As German descended. I can confirm. We are flippin weird lol

[@jerrywalters8885]

The guy who asked Django how to spell his name when met Mr Candy was the star of the Django series in the 70s making a neat cameo. And the scene at dinner where Leo cut his hand accidentally smashing a glass was indeed an accident but as he stayed in character it was kept in the movie as it added to the drama.

[@alejandroflores9824]

You definitely have to check out once upon a time in hollywood it is amazing film same director of Django unchained and happy new year

[@redviper6805]

Seeing that guy torn to shreds by those dogs was tearing Schultz up, mentally and emotionally; he had little exposure to the gruesome reality and cruelty of slavery.

[@lansorbet5882]

17:10 - Those are elk, which are bigger than caribou. You are right about moose, they're huge (6.5 feet at the shoulder), and very aggressive. I drive all over the U.S. and in moose territory, I'm always vigilant at night, as their eyes do not reflect light. - Also, 42:07 - Django is wearing Calvin's clothing, the house was empty, I'm sure he grabbed all the cash in the house. 👍

[@MovieJoob]

I can't imagine standing next to one as a mere 5.2 foot human but it would be incredible! I would be scared though hahaha!

[@MovieJoob]

I hope he did get fistfuls of cash!!

[@DesertHomesteader]

I live next door to an elk farm. They're scary creatures...not very friendly.

[@AFMountaineer2000]

A guy i served with was stationed in Alaska. He walked his door to go to work and there was a moose in his front yard. He turned back into the house and told the office he was going to be late. They asked why and he told them about the moose and they said no rush see you when you can

[@Augustus_Imperator]

Leo in this movie really outperformed himself on any other role, he should have gotten the oscar let's be honest, they didn't even nominated him

[@Dante1864]

I guess bc Christoph Waltz was already nominated in that category but I agree, Leo gave the best performance in Django which had a sea of great performances.

[@Augustus_Imperator]

@@Dante1864 Yeah, Waltz won it in the end, like he did for Inglorious Basterds, but I think he deserved it less, his portrayel of Landa really was something special

[@eugeneodonnell4680]

Dr. Shultz being very educated makes perfect sense. After the failed European revolutions of 1848 hundreds of thousands of Germans came to the US. They were mostly educated middle class people who refused to live under the new order of Prussian dominance in Germany.

[@MovieJoob]

Oooh this is some great context thank you, as I don't know much modern history regarding Europe prior to the 1900s!

[@baddodo72]

Well, i think most of the german immigrants were poor, not that well educated folks. But for the 48er´s it was different because they were for the most part well educated, liberal minds, and they fled the country because their lives woul have been in danger. The 48er´s made a huge impact in american society, not only for their effort in supporting the north in the american civil war. It makes me really sad that our good reputation not only in the USA but also in England (the british monarchy was basically german) was destroyed by this stupid mf Kaiser Wilhelm.

[@eugeneodonnell4680]

@@baddodo72 True. Poor Germans had been coming to North America since the 1600's. The post 48 arrivals contrasted with the massive Irish influx of very poor uneducated from the Irish famine. I think it's plausible to imagine that Dr. Schultz learned his marksmanship behind the barricades!

[@paulalexandredumasseauvan2357]

ENJOYED your reaction! 😁 👍

[@MovieJoob]

I'm so glad! Thank you so much! ❤️

[@N8oRMusic]

12:08 she didn't even crack a smile over the funniest part of the movie. lol

[@brandonmartin08]

I know right

[@onlyu2high]

lol

[@EmJeezyable]

I was just gonna comment about that, that’s where I stop watching the video. Sense of humor: -10

[@N8oRMusic]

@EmJeezyable I stopped watching shortly after. It's like the movie's humour went over her head.

[@Kelvin-c9h]

A person's sense of humour is subjective... don't you think ?

[@ianluzdub]

Happy New Year, Jade!! May 2025 be as awesome as you expect it to be!

[@MovieJoob]

Happy New Year Ian!! May your 2025 be wonderful too! ❤️

[@theylied1776]

It was common for outlaws to flee one state and go to another state and become Marshals, Rangers, or Sheriffs. That was until after the Civil War when the Pinkerton Agency opened. They were basically like the FBI in the late 1800s. They hunted criminals in all of the states and territories.

[@MKF30]

Hey Jade! Happy New Year!😊🎇🎆

[@MovieJoob]

Happy New Year!! 🙌🥳

[@MKF30]

@MovieJoob Yay🙌 🎉

[@theylied1776]

The majority of the settlers west of the Mississippi were of German, Irish, Scottish, and British descent. The most common language spoken in the Old West was German.

[@chrisbanks6659]

Very Happy New Year, lass. Sans hat, I see!!! 😂❤

[@MovieJoob]

Happy New Year Chris! Yes I was thinking of putting it on when Django wore his hat but I was too distracted/enraptured in the film to think about it! 😂❤️

[@dciach12]

Happy New Year Jade! ❤ Thank you for giving me some time away from the awful world in 2024 and hopefully more in 2025! 🍻 Can't wait to watch this one with you! 😊

[@shainewhite2781]

HAPPY NEW YEAR 🎊🎊🎇🎈🥳🕛

[@MovieJoob]

Happy New Year!! 🥳🎇🙌

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thank you, Jade! 🤠 Happy 2025 to you and yours, in keeping with the season. 🎆

[@MovieJoob]

Thank you so much!! Happy 2025 🎇🥳❤️

[@auntvesuvi3872]

@@MovieJoob You're welcome, my friend. 🫂

[@davidyoung745]

Tarantino has said that he chose the name Von Shaft because in his mind Django is a direct ancestor of John Shaft (shut your mouth! I’m just talkin’ ‘bout Shaft.). The Shaft movies, either the newer ones with Samuel L. Jackson or the old ones with Richard Roundtree, would make for a great reaction too.

[@05hundredlive]

phrenology, the study of the conformation of the skull as indicative of mental faculties and traits of character, especially according to the hypotheses of Franz Joseph Gall (1758-1828), a German doctor, and such 19th-century adherents as Johann Kaspar Spurzheim (1776-1832) and George Combe (1788-1858).Dec 14, 2023

[@charlesbarnes6912]

Hair looks amazing miss beautiful 😍

[@MovieJoob]

Aww thank you so much!! 🥹❤️

[@nickcangemi]

You’re the first reactor I’ve seen who didn’t laugh during the scene where the Klansmen struggled with their mask’s eye holes. That scene is supposed to be comedic relief which establishes the racists as dumb & goofy.

[@crispy_338]

Tarantino really struggles to write purposefully funny scenes. That was more cringe/awkward than funny

[@nickcangemi]

@@crispy_338 are you literally kidding me? Tarantino has written some of the funniest dialogue in the history of cinema. The scene I mentioned is 100% comedy, and every other reactor I’ve seen (dozens) have laughed, as they should. I don’t know what your malfunction is but I’m not interested in finding out.

[@crispy_338]

@ Chill bud. It’s not that serious. Take a walk or something

[@nickcangemi]

@@crispy_338 lol I’m actually on a walk right now, and your butthurt is fueling me to go farther, faster. Thanks!

[@kuhpunkt]

@@crispy_338 why are you like this?

[@jerrywalters8885]

This definitely shows the range that Leo is capable of

[@George-kv6gm]

Great movie, even better commentary! This is one of my favorites. Jamie Foxx is terrific, as is Christoph Waltz. I come from a German family in Texas, and there were several "Christoph's" in the family line. If you like Herr Waltz, you may like a movie called "Dead for a Dollar". I really like it, and Christoph Waltz is the main character. It's a Western, and not a really famous one, so you may not want to react to it on your channel. But it's really good, and you might enjoy seeing it just for fun. Thanks for letting us watch a tremendous movie with you. You're a wonderful theater friend! God bless you and yours, and I pray for you and your loved ones a blessed 2025!

[@Steventx66]

You’re awesome! What a soft heart you have. Great reaction! 🤘😎✌️

[@stevenmartin3848]

This isn't so much a "western"... It's a "Quentin Tarantino" movie... DRESSED UP as a western! His movies are a genre all to themselves! "The Hateful Eight" is another one dressed adva western... Though by FAR his best movie was his second one, "Pulp Fiction". You might enjoy his films, judging by how much you enjoy the "Spaghetti western" genre. He's a big lover of said films and most of his catalog had a similar "feel"... a nod to that genre. By the way, if you liked Christoph Waltz in this one, you'll absolutely LOVE him in Tarantino's "Inglorious Basterds" (yes .. it's spelled that way 😅)

[@Soleya9]

The location at the very beginning with all the rocks, is a place called the Alabama Hills, it's near Lone Pine, California in the Sierra Nevada mountains. It's a super popular location for westerns. The rocks are photogenic with the Sierra mountains in the background, including Mt Whitney, the highest peak in continual US. The large animals at 17:07 are Elk. As for Moose, I'm told by my neighbors there is a moose that walks through our neighborhood every winter, though I haven't seen it yet. I have also seen bears a few times in my life, one was in our hotel parking lot years ago, it had torn open someones jeep and stole all their food out of the car and was eating it in the corner of the lot. Happy New Year Jade.

[@brandonmartin08]

Betina is my favorite character. She could be from my town.

[@carloszestyboy2901]

Those are elk, pretty much a horse-sized deer. I’ve hunted them most of my life cause elk meat is incredible but they are absolutely enormous when you’re up close to them. We actually have to use a couple of horses to pull them out of the field after field dressing them.

[@epoh8698]

You really loved this movie. Was a pleasure watching with you. Have a great new year

[@MrSilentBill]

The song that played when Django blew up Candyland in the end is the title melody from the 1970 italo western "They Call Me Trinity" starring Terence Hill and Bud Spencer. Highly recommended and very likely to make you smile. Not many reactions out there to that one sadly.

[@shadowfire_08]

the soundtrack for this movie is some FIRE 😙👌🔥

[@Wrathlon]

For some perspective that $200 reward for the sheriff/outlaw is equal to around $7500 today. You could catch 1 person a month and be pretty damn well off. That one at 16:15 is worth the equivalent of $270,000 today. I love the relationship between Django and Schultz its such a genuine bros relationship. Also Jamie Foxx did a phenomenal job - that scene with the dogs and Candie where he said he wasnt impressed you could FEEL the white hot rage coming off him. Also never apologise for your emotional reactions - your emapthy towards the stories is one of the main reasons I watch these and Im sure Im not alone in that sentiment.

[@jlord9638]

Its funny small group of Australians fought in American Civil war for the south.

[@Kelvin-c9h]

Really ? Can u elaborate ?

[@Battouga]

This is most likely not going to be interesting to anyone but me but the song at the end is from a 1970s spaghetti western called They Call Me Trinity. I've had that whistling tune as my ringtone for years.

[@randywebb2100]

I actually have 3 great great great grandparents who were born in Germany. My great great great grandfather Patrick J Nevin was born in Templemore Ireland 🇮🇪, My great great great grandfather Friederich Boettger was born in Niedersachsen Germany 🇩🇪, my great great great grandfather Louis Menke was born in Kiel Germany 🇩🇪, my great great great grandfather Christine Emil Hansen was born in Viborg Denmark 🇩🇰, My great great great grandmother Bertha Hansen maiden name Sparby was born in Oslo Norway 🇳🇴 and my great great great grandmother Anna Marie Becker was born in Saarlouis Germany 🇩🇪. It's good to catch up on your reactions Jade, you are absolutely beautiful as well as gorgeous and flawless as always. Hope you're doing well and having a good new year. I've missed you so much and I would give you a big hug if you were with me. I've actually eaten moose 🫎 before in moose stew, a bit gamy at first however enjoyable

[@ramonalfaro3252]

The opening scene is filmed in The Alabama Hills near Mount Whitney on the Eastern side of the Sierras in California. Big times rock climbers playground!

[@christophercrowley9873]

DiCaprio really bled real blood when he hit the table and added that part into the scene wiping his blood all over her face.

[@bigb2494]

They added that part later with fake blood after stitching up his hand.

[@bigb2494]

They added that, with fake blood, after they finished the scene and stitched up his hand.

[@jerrywalters8885]

As all Tarenrino movies are related....Dr Shultz is relayed to Paula Shultz the Grave Ima Thurman is buried in KILL BILL 2

[@jase0910]

Of the Christoph Waltz era of Tarantino films, I prefer Django Unchained over Inglorious Basterds. Although his performance in the latter is more intense, his performance in Django is just as good, if way more subtle

[@RMR81190]

I don't know how in the hell you didn't laugh your ass off during the "eye hole" scene! I've never met anyone who didn't find that scene absolutely hilarious! I don't think that you even smirked... 🧐.. 😆...

[@crispy_338]

@@RMR81190 Because it wasn’t funny imo. There’s lots of subtle humor in this movie that’s way funnier

[@Kelvin-c9h]

​@@crispy_338I agree, humour is a subjective opinion and most people I know didn't laugh much at that scene, if at all... (like a small fart in the work place or something?) Idiot's in hood's with the iq of a peanut is low level unintelligent comedy.. but maybe certain comedy relies on the intellectual level of the viewer or maybe I'm wrong ? I like certain comedians and dislike others, it's subjective !

[@josephippolito1402]

Happy new year Joob

[@MovieJoob]

Happy New Year!! Thank you ❤️🥳

[@andrewrotondo8930]

Happy New year Jade! :)

[@MovieJoob]

Happy New Year Andrew! 🙌

[@amyjordan195]

Why are there aussies there? America was settled by people from everywhere. Australia itself used to be a prison colony. Not everyone from Australia was good people.

[@MovieJoob]

I know they weren't good people of course (what happened to the Aboriginal Australian people is an example of this) But it felt so random is all hahaha

[@jerrywalters8885]

And to if interested in seeing a young pre Titanic Leo Dicaprio check out the 90s western QUICK AND THE DEAD also has Sharon Stone and the great Gene Hackman in one of his last starring roles and lastly has Russell Crow before he hit it big as well as several secondary actors you will recognize from other mivies I'm sure

[@ChrisHüwels]

19:37 "history" yeah sure 😊

[@just2coolkk]

my fav movie of all time

[@northeastokwari1889]

That said, I give serious kudos to Samuel L Jackson's role in this it came off like Uncle Ruckus a little bit but enjoyable just the same. Originally Hateful Eight was meant to be a sequel to this but I'm glad that idea was scrapped.

[@theylied1776]

Why are there Australians there? Quentin Tarantino has several Australian and New Zealand Crew members. They work on all of his movies. His stunt coordinator is from New Zealand. Her name is Zoe Bell.

[@smigoltime]

My favourite Tarantino movie

[@sofa_king_kool]

1:08 "It's so cold you can see their breath..." Here I am going to work in -2 degree fahrenheit weather (-19 C)

[@NandR]

Yeah but you aren't in chains and ragged pants.

[@RMR81190]

I think you should really invest in some entertainment prescription lenses you can wear when watching movies! That way, you can just relax and enjoy movies for the fictional characters and stories that they are, and not feel like you have to take on the stress and anxiety of their unfortunate (fictional) existence like it's your own personal reality! I think you'd probably enjoy them a lot more.. Hell, you might even live a lil longer in the end, too.. Lmao... 😆

[@josephippolito1402]

This is a boss movie

[@petenorton883]

Australia is scary because you have got Australians..😀

[@eatgreencrayons]

I mean, the thing about moose and bears is they can't really sneak up on you. Sure you can stumble on a bear if you're in bear country and being too quiet, and that's how most bear attacks happen, but moose are just huge and dumb so the worst that will happen is hitting one with your car. Either way though, it's relatively easy to avoid them. Spiders and snakes though, they're venomous and sneaky. A bear isn't going to be hidden in your shoe or your toilet. And don't even get me started on box jellyfish.

[@artursandwich1974]

I'm pretty sure that the reef crocodile is bigger than a moose or a bear.

[@timothyalton3821]

You should check out on KZbin this video of Alaskan bull moose rutting in this poor lady’s backyard.

[@jamesodonnell3636]

People reacting to this film often express their horror at the institution of slavery but then exhibit their ignorance of the fact that there are more slaves today than at any time in human history -- suffering under conditions every bit as cruel and inhuman (and fatal) as those depicted in this film. Slavery is more prevalent than ever -- in America's medieval for-profit prisons, toiling on U.S. military bases abroad (via subcontractors), catching the fish most Westerners eat, making sneakers, fighting fires, cutting meat, you name it. Today's "owners" have made the practice more discreet, certainly, but millions of human beings, including the children who work cobalt mines and cocoa fields, are effectively chattel in the 21st century. The perpetrators of these horrors (including many popular corporations, from Microsoft to Hershey to Victoria's Secret) count on the abysmal poverty and desperation of huge swaths of humanity -- and the astonishing ignorance/indifference of comfortable Westerners.

[@marshallprince2583]

That large herd you asked about were elk. The bulls grow to be over 800 lbs or almost 400 kg.

[@MovieJoob]

Elk are so massive it blows my mind. And moose are just ridiculously big! I love em!

[@marshallprince2583]

@MovieJoob I've seen elk up close in the wild, and their majesty is rivaled only by their protective instincts. Never seen a moose, but they're so big that even grizzlies will avoid them unless they're desperate.

[@josephippolito1402]

Great acting all around

[@MovieJoob]

I definitely agree!!

[@CHARLAAYYY]

She don't like comedy guys 😂 12:40

[@jasonknotts5001]

Or maybe she doesn't like racist pigs.

[@frankiebrah]

She's a sweet girl. That's comedy for harder people like us 😎

[@mambans]

uh oh, this will be interesting :D

[@MovieJoob]

Hope you enjoy!! 😊

[@05hundredlive]

Leonardo had a time with this role cause he’s not like that in real life.

[@uncommon_niagara1581]

Of course you don't have anything as large as a moose or bear in Australia: the spiders got them all.

[@ysmith494]

Ironically, I'm eating white while watching this reaction. 😂

[@MaUi.ToKeR420-qh3mn]

Moose don’t do anything except for look dumb as hell and hide. I’ve only ever seen 2 in my whole life n both times they were acting pretty special lol

[@bazil83]

17:13 you say this, and yes, a moose is very large... but Aussie spiders and snakes will sneak into your home and paralyse/kill you, your baby, your dog, your goldfish etc in the middle of the night and then go home and sleep like a baby. A moose can't sneak up on anything 😂

[@MovieJoob]

Hahaha maybe so but there have been no confirmed deaths from a spider bite in Australia since 1979 so I'm more scared of bears and moose!

[@kuhpunkt]

What if you had tiny moose that sneak into your house?

[@DrJohnnyFever.]

Samuel Jackson is the worst in this. I don't remember if he's a slave but he's a rat and that's worse than being a slave.

[@DanielGuzman-x9h]

Perfect for later on, while dining

[@MichalKolac]

In case you haven't allready you should watch the 1992 movie unforgivan.

[@phj223]

42 seconds ago, first!

[@MovieJoob]

Dang that was quick!! 🙌

[@craigofgilead]

Christoph Waltz won his first Academy Award for his role as King.

[@stonecoldku4161]

This was actually his second Academy Award. His first was for his role in the other Tarantino movie he was in Inglourious Basterds for Hans Landa.

[@AFMountaineer2000]

​@stonecoldku4161 Yup, in Oscar terms Christoph is batting 1000% when it comes to performing in Tarantino movies.

[@Wate]

Why so many chairs? 😡

[@mychaljames8025]

You know we’re living in a wokeiddy woke society when you censor the N word but allow the curse words.

[@OhioOwns]

it's not as fun when ppl don't understand the humor lol

[@frankiebrah]

She's too sweet for that sort of thing I think 😂

[@OhioOwns]

@frankiebrah seems so :(

[@oscarharris7085]

No laugh at the mask scene? Seriously?

[@souldiving4197]

The first person that didn't laugh during the KKK scene. Not sure how you did it but thats impressive. the entire film is disturbing but that one scene always cracks me up about the masks.

[@joeshoe6184]

I'm a Tarentino fan and saw this in the theater, but I thought it was rubbish. Same with Hateful 8.

[@kuhpunkt]

How is it rubbish?

[@joeshoe6184]

just didn't like it at all. Left the theater thinking "I'll never watch that again"

[@kuhpunkt]

@@joeshoe6184 And why?

[@joeshoe6184]

@@kuhpunkt thought it was well acted and directed, just didn't connect with the story. Some of the fight scenes were a bit much for my tastes too. Kill Bill 2 and the first half of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood are among my very favorite movies. I've watched them dozens of times. Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction are up there too. Some of the others... not so much.

[@ShockedBones]

Thankfully there's no historical evidence for mandingo fighting as a practise. Slavery was brutal, cruel and inhumane but I think it was probably a huge waste of time and money to have slaves fight to the death for entertainment. Also while it was broadly legal to kill a slave you owned in many cases (including the US antebellum), it was still illegal for a free man OR a slave to kill a slave that belongs to someone else. Love this movie though, historical inaccuracy be damned. It's a fantastic portrayal and it captures the spirit of the era imo.

[@AceManning18]

Let yourself laugh for christs sake. The entire "bags on the head" scene you look like you need to shit a tractor. I know, slavery was/is terrible. We all do. It's a movie.

[@frankiebrah]

It's a movie that effects people differently.

[@AceManning18]

@frankiebrah no shit? It isn't that. It's fake outrage to look tolerant and woke.

[@northeastokwari1889]

I saw this as a date with my ex on my birthday and her dad kept calling during lol. Other than that it was a good time actually named my cat after Django but also cause music from Django Reinhardt calms him down. Anyway, i saw this in theaters. Quentin is kind of historically illiterate because 1858 is not "Four years before the civil war" It's three and there wasn't a KKK till after the war. Good movie, of course but Quentin know his way with movies and storytelling I don't deny him that but he does not know shit about history and he has lied on more than one occasion about history based on stupid shit he heard growing up but he is a dropout and a bit of a creepy pedophile and a friend of Harvey Weinstein. Plus he disrespected Bruce Lee based on a quote he misattributed to his wife attributing to him about Muhammad Ali which he never said but Q.T. insists he did still because Quentin is stupid. After Hateful Eight I thought he shouldn't hang it up at ten movies. After his Once Upon A Time In Hollywood I think it's about time he does. At least with Inglorious Basterds it's alternate history but I'm really not sure how much history this fool really knows. The fact that he's from the south means he should have at least been aware that the war was from 1861 to 1865,

[@Cerise243]

dud u ever finish SH2 ?