The Bear Jew Introduction Scene | INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS (2009) Movie CLIP HD

[@latinafroprince148]

Adam Sandler almost got this role. Imagine if he heard the pounding an it was just Adam Sandler saying “whazaaaaaa”

[@j-rey-]

"Adoobeedoobeedoo"

[@eatit8262]

Instead of a baseball bat it'd just be forcing the officer to watch Sandler's newer movies.

[@richardhughes8111]

Honestly that would be so much more terrifying

[@HJ-jt3rx]

I actually think he would have been perfect for this role.

[@gregrobertson5576]

Thank God he didn't

[@quokkapirquish6825]

Got to say, Brad Pitt’s character was just a perfect blend of a psychotic but amusing hero that loved the horrific side of war. Great acting, we will never forget his character in this film, bravo

[@rossbrown6641]

Right, but what was he eating all the time? Wienerschnitzel?

[@rederickfroders1978]

Hero? Not at all. They did the right thing, but the title of the movie says it all. They were dishonorable and brutal. Getting down and dirty was neccesary for the war however, and that gave them their right of way. Plus, the SS, not usually your ordinary german soldiers mind you, deserved all of the cruelty. Brads character says it in the end "I got chewed out before", acknowledging his ways werent exactly the "cleanest", if you will. I dont see any SS markings on this german officer, so whether him getting clubbed to death was justified is completely dualistic. But the Inglorious Basterds were jews with lots of anger in their hearts, which was also entirely understandable, so obviously it went this way.

[@Rockhound6165]

"Donnie! We have a German who wants to die for country. Oblige him." One of my favorite movie lines of all time.

[@calleX]

I saw a war crime.

[@JesusChrist-rn6hl]

@@calleX I’ve committed more than a human could count

[@noremac7216]

​@@calleX11 million people died in camps. Children and elderly shoved in trains like cattle, burned and dumped in shallow graves. I don't feel much reservations in saying that it is absolutely 1000% okay to dehumanize a nazi. Your sympathy is disgusting

[@zabbkorn]

Can’t war crime a Nazi

[@calleX]

@@zabbkorn SO you can war crime someone just because they are national socialists? Not to mention most soldiers were just regular Germans and not even party members. You have no idea how unhinged you are right?

[@TheMinecraftIceTwins]

Brad Pitt's "Bring the other one over here..ALIVE" got me dead lmao

[@grayboo212]

Me too, also him saying "ALIVE" with a sandwich in his mouth.

[@matchchronic]

The breath he takes at 1:20 when Aldo plainly explains what is going to happen to him. The actor playing Werner had a minuscule part in this movie, and it didn’t deter him from a top notch acting performance with all the subtle queues you would expect from a man who knows he is about to die.

[@RevealedFilms]

You’d have screamed and begged 🙄

[@titolegros6267]

@@RevealedFilms and you'd have sucked it, nobody judge

[@jamesandrewes9640]

“Subtle queues” lol

[@noremac7216]

​@@RevealedFilmswtf does that have to do with anything?

[@Sam_KC_BMX]

​@RevealedFilms anime fanboy acting tough anonymously online, haha I wonder what it feels like to be such a waste of a human life

[@pie.x]

Them laughing in unison after the German soldier folded real quick will never not make me laugh out loud. One of the many great bits from this movie for sure!

[@yorkipoo2441]

Did they kill the snitch guy

[@dying2survive298]

@@yorkipoo2441 pretty sure they just left a mark on his forehead. They plan to burn their uniforms after the war so they are marked making it so they can never hide who they are. 😅

[@dallashightower6161]

I havent seen the movie in years, but they do kill the snitch IIRC ​@@yorkipoo2441

[@pie.x]

@@yorkipoo2441 No, he was set free to tell the tale.

[@juliosantiago7182]

its amazing because we laugh in unison. directors knew it was meant as a joke bit, so we laugh along with the soldiers

[@OhShiitakeMushrooms]

Did we just meet Negan's great granddad?

[@BladeRunner2025_]

😅😂

[@wiggums123-n2g]

Negan was no jew

[@therealblackcerberus2371]

Negan has an Ango-Saxxon last name, so not likely.

[@HotJalapeno_YT77]

​@@therealblackcerberus2371Ummm nobody ever knew Negans actual name so your wrong

[@GageTheRageGamer]

​@@HotJalapeno_YT77 Negan's last name is Smith.

[@outsidelookinginn]

This scene shows the uselessness of a noble death. There’s heroic music, the german fearlessly inviting a terrible death…and the music stops, the german is beaten to seizure, the men are jeering at him. Two seconds the german position is immediately given away by the surviving soldiers. The death was noble until it became violent entertainment, the ultimately ended up being pointless.

[@noremac7216]

This, exactly this. I cannot believe how many people utterly miss the point of the scene and idolize a fictional nazi.

[@matthewdurocher6408]

@@noremac7216because they want to be Nazis themselves lol

[@quigonlynn1]

​ @noremac7216 it's because the soldier probably wasn't a Nazi just like 99% the German army wasn't. The Nazis were the political party led by Hitler and the main group of Nazis in the military was called the SS who ran the camps etc. The regular German army was the Wermacht who usually hated the SS and were just normal soldiers following orders. It would be like saying every single English soldier is a Tory if the Conservatives were in power.

[@rickiboulter3053]

The death was the point of getting the information. Not pointless

[@CapAnson12345]

Which, when you think about it.. was precisely why they were doing it that way.

[@sacredprovenance]

Werner did die a brave man after all. He didn’t beg for an easy way out.

[@edward5979]

More like a cockroach…

[@bitlong4669]

He a real man…. Others just bunch of twigs.

[@samuelm3766]

He went out like a G for sure

[@samuelm3766]

@@edward5979just like juice

[@douglasmonroe7417]

He probably regretted saying bravery. He wasn't brave when he was getting beaten to death.

[@Burzovar]

Terantino has such wild imagination..... . He seems fond of bringing Brad Pitt as bloodthirsty justicebringer !

[@jemlesvideo]

Every hero is gangsta until the plot make'em die miserably

[@Burzovar]

@jemlesvideo , well that's true, but Bradley Pitts.., sorry, Brad Pitt wears heavy plot armour ! 😑

[@jemlesvideo]

@@Burzovar Yeah ! And I do not think he deserved it.

[@hillamplification4855]

Say what ya want about that German officer but he's one tough fearless mofo.

[@barkoband4477]

Being fearless only works when your alive.

[@LibertarianNightwatch]

He took it like a G

[@benjaminlucas1635]

@hillamplification4855 he had an iron cross which is the equivalent of a medal of honor so they should have known they were going to get nothing from him anyway.

[@HenryScott-d7g]

He was an actor…..playing a part………

[@rexrocker1268]

@@HenryScott-d7git’s a story. 🤦‍♂️ also you think men weren’t that hard up back of the day? Even if they knew they were were gonna die? He knew he was gonna die one way the other.

[@jeffjuco]

I met Eli Roth randomly at a burger joint in Hollywood. He was super cool. VERY friendly dude. I asked if i could get a photo with him and he was very patient while i tried to get my stupid phone camera focused.

[@GranDio311]

He always looks like he's crying

[@benu_bird]

I forgot the Bear Jew is a Bostonian. The dulcet tones of my people!

[@johnkitteral9841]

No medal in history has ever been so well-earned.

[@DexBrosss]

@@chriss_volleyball no bruh he believed killing innocent PEOPLE was ok! Get help ASAP...

[@calciumcarb6621]

alr chromie

[@JaidaMongol]

@@DexBrosss correct me if i am wrong, that is not an SS soldier but a german officer. He belonged to german army, that fought the troops and soldiers.

[@8523wsxc]

@JaidaMongol I would like to correct you, because you are wrong. Wehrmacht soldiers committed a multitude of systematic war crimes and genocide. They systematically sexually abused civilians and waged a war of extermination. The myth of the "clean Wehrmacht" was invented and perpetuated by old and new Nazis after the war. There is absolutely nothing honorable about them. Take it from the grandson of a Wehrmacht soldier.

[@themanwhosenameisbean9253]

See that always bugged me that they were killing and scalping regular wermacht soldiers when it should’ve been ss troops but they did kill hitler at the end so there’s that lol

[@ItachiUchiha-ih6yy]

4:07 "Dammit Hershberg." Always crack me up like, come on man, we wanted some action with the BearJew🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@michaelconti5787]

At 4:06 after the second guy dies, “Dammit Hershberg.” Brad Pitt deadpans it as if to say, “Why do you keep doing that?” ………dry humor there with Pitt

[@UgoStrange]

I say "Damnit Hershberg." Every now and then when something goes wrong.

[@camgold2154]

Met him at this year's Frightmare In The Falls, got him to sign my Basterds poster next to his image, was super nice, he used a red marker and made the signature look like it was dripping blood, he made the 'a' in Bear Jew a Star of David. He had nothing but praise for Stiglitz's actor Til Schweiger when I mentioned I'd get his autograph next to Stiglitz's picture.

[@Otaku155]

Just for everyone's information, the 1939 Iron Cross could only be earned for actions in combat, facing the enemy.

[@marcofischer1382]

Das ist richtig

[@kevinbautsch]

@@DrBugz-h1q Brad Pitt, just an out of touch typical hollywood type actor.

[@thatoneswarmdrone6409]

@@DrBugz-h1q "Did you get that for killing Jews?" "Bravery" Doesnt seem historically inaccurate to me.

[@DrBugz-h1q]

@thatoneswarmdrone6409 Could very well be the way a German soldat would answer someone he didn't consider worthy of a more detailed response. Quentin Tarantino's period movies take liberties with accuracy so I painted with a broad brush there. I was wrong this time but I'm not sorry about it.

[@lukegarner6948]

Oh God, Inglorious Basterds scenes are aired and kids actually identify with the nazis. We are cooked.

[@JanieGal16]

I love how I didn’t even have to hear him say Fenway Park to know that the Bear Jew was a Massachusetts. His name is freaking Donnie.

[@nashmiddleton1763]

Love how Tarantino puts so much western film genre into everything

[@EchoRhythmMusic]

4:35 That background laughter is hilarious 😂

[@CrazyTechLab]

I love how you're pulled in several different directions in this scene. The hatred of the Nazis. Nazis being shown the same mercy they showed others. But then it's a brave soldier dying for what he believes in and those under him who respect and follow him sad that he's going to die.

[@RandomBoye]

Beliefs are overrated.

[@tyedrichill8097]

I think that Tarantino was trying to shit on that idea by cutting the music and making it so brutal. Showing the guys face, contorted in pain. Nothing heroic for what he's done. Only pain and death. Which will come for us all

[@Darkgladiat]

True

[@chickenman6308]

@@tyedrichill8097nothing’s heroic about dying for a cause you believe is just? Then selling out your whole company to the enemy must be. That type of thinking didn’t defeat the Germans, not by a long shot.

[@henryrogers5500]

@@tyedrichill8097 With the force and fury that German officer was hit in the head with that baseball bat, that guy never felt anything. He never knew what hit him. Lights out and killed instantly. What you saw there were his death throes.

[@paulsmith1981]

I think I could hear him crying out in pain as he struck him with the bat.

[@blenderfreakshow]

Chore

[@User71956]

@@blenderfreakshowfloor

[@hjlawrence1006]

Bore

[@somewhataddicted7685]

Core

[@dying2survive298]

🎉🎉🎉

[@TheBarrier]

Interesting fact, the German soldier played a German soldier in Life is Beautiful. Great film!

[@Sitti2300]

I don't know about you guys, but in that situation, I seriously doubt I'd choose to die for my country. I think I'd be super cooperative, fast😅

[@Endor2001]

You will never make it past boot camp anyway, so no worries.

[@Sitti2300]

What are you talking about? I made it past Call of Duty boot camp and fought in both fronts.

[@DidYouExpectSomethingHere]

@@Sitti2300 Thank you for your service

[@laz981]

​@@Sitti2300freaking legend

[@claudiobernal2869]

you're probably French LOL!!

[@N279]

People talking about how ‘brave’ the nazi was are missing the point of the scene. The music stops, he’s beaten to death and then they get the information anyway, his ‘noble death’ only scares his soldiers into giving up their position. The movie is entirely anti-nazi, do people really think this one out of context scene is meant to show how “some of them aren’t that bad, they can be brave” rather than the themes that fit the rest of the movie

[@ZachQ-bx8hn]

It was a noble, albeit futile, death to save his countrymen. At the same time, you could view it as justice. This scene helps depart the film from propaganda pieces where the Americans were all good and the Germans irredeemable. There was heroism and brutality on both sides.

[@deadsi]

History is written by the winners

[@MrHeiska01]

Pretty sure he wasnt a nazi.

[@lectorserelith]

@@ZachQ-bx8hn His futile self sacrifice resulted in the information being given out anyway. HIs futile self sacrifice in order to protect other evil Nazis is not redemption.

[@luckierloser]

i don't think anyone believes tarantino wanted to give credence to the german perspective. but he did create a scene that very much shows americans commiting war crimes and a brave german soldier acting honorably

[@AceWav]

That there German soldier never ate nother Kraut sannich again.

[@Mmmkay10]

🤣🤣

[@HotJalapeno_YT77]

😂😂😂

[@YokaiX]

Sammich

[@AceWav]

@@YokaiX tho this is correct, he says “sannich” which somehow sounds funnier lol

[@Mmmkay10]

@@AceWav Agreed! Way funnier 😆

[@rickfalcon5572]

The Bear Jew vs Negan, that’s a match worth seeing.

[@sansore8868]

“Bravery” gave me goosebumps

[@Informant_is_back]

3:58 Werner's head is seen to have already regenerated.

[@Salemjavaman]

"Got a German here who wants to die for his country. Oblige him."

[@DaveDexterMusic]

christ, the bear jew really shouldn't have ever spoken in this scene. tension *destroyed*

[@aspserpent]

it's not supposed to be tense it's supposed to be funny

[@Doomcustomfigs]

Terrible actor. Agreed

[@h445]

@@Doomcustomfigs nahhh, what makes him terrible? it's what's so damn funny about the scene! guy comes out, nary a word, looking all scary (and hairy) then after he beats him you see he's just a clown it's great

[@Doomcustomfigs]

@h445 awful boston accent and crappy cliche dialog. "OH he went yahd on that one! Down onto Lansdowne street! The crowd is on their feet for Teddy F'n Ballgame!"

[@CapAnson12345]

It contrasts the brutality and horror of war with the absurdity of a Boston guy pretending he's having fun playing ball at Fenway. It's supposed to unsettle you. If you want heavy drama start to finish there's a million war movies like that.

[@adrianhamilton8377]

"Dammit Herschberg!" 😂

[@RobertDeLuca-b8t]

That is a thick Boston accent i recognized it well

[@ontheroad5317]

I forgot how much I loved this movie!

[@andystrachan598]

Tarantino highlighting that it wasn't just the Nazis that committed atrocities. War brings out the best in some men and the worst in others, whatever side they're fighting for.

[@RRios0027]

everyone laughing at how quickly the last Nazi soldier spilled the beans it's priceless

[@mafiaz187]

When Eli Roth walked out I laughed so loud in the theater. How could anyone take that little creep seriously

[@freakoutboy1492]

he’s a cool dude

[@unowen7591]

One of my favorite movies of all time. Every scene in it was perfection. When he said “bravery,” staring dead in his eyes, the music crescendo. Chills.

[@GameRecorder123]

It impresses me how entirely ignorant people are about history in this comment section

[@CarmelByrne-i8g]

My step dad (RIP) fought in Burma in WWII. I asked him about what happened and he smiled and said, 'they had it coming to them'. He led a batallion of engineers that were first to go to make way for the rest. That's the only thing he ever said about it. A fine brave man with a twinkle in his eye. saved good lives and killed bad ones.

[@garylawrence7547]

Last guy…I’ll tell you what you want to know. Just give me a chance.

[@GTrefil]

My g-uncles were Czech-Jewish Americans. In Europe, the Czech relatives ran an underground printing press, distributing information for the underground. They were caught. For their resistance to the Nazis, some were machine-gunned and some were sent to die in Dachau. The Jewish relatives were simply never heard from again. My g-uncles in America volunteered early on to fight the Nazis. One helped liberate Buchenwald. He returned with multiple items--helmets and other personal things--from the many Nazis that he killed. The Bear Jew always makes me think of him.

[@MrWilly2204]

That German soldier was brave. Never flinched. I like him.

[@michaelconti5787]

The guy was a moron for dying like he did. He was stupid, not brave. Brave people die for what is right. Stupid people die for what is wrong.

[@idum01]

@@michaelconti5787 blablabla

[@GOD1sCrea8tor.]

@@idum01 he was a fool.

[@veldur00]

@@idum01 It is only a war crime if you lose the war.

[@randyevermore9323]

@@veldur00 Victor's justice.

[@samuelreynolds9542]

When he turns and yells YOU! To the next guy is forever my favorite part lmao

[@caincursotv]

@3:35 when the edibles hit💀

[@8bitdragoninstall]

I replayed it and died laughing despite seeing this movie a dozen times.

[@bigguy4u989]

can’t believe that guy hit the soldier 6 million times, and only went through 5 bats

[@jakedeane8625]

Based

[@alloutofbubblegum127]

Only educated people will understand this.

[@Tonatheos]

Be careful

[@OhThatGuyEw]

Youre only as strong as your weakest link He showed unwavering bravery for Germany and soldier threw that sacrifice away instantly

[@DD0ULQTC]

A masterpiece

[@maximilianozapata6632]

Una película entretenida, que es diferente.

[@aaddaamm1100]

Like the end of the movie said

[@Soul.Is.Willing]

The way the dude instantly points on the map with no hesitation, lol.....and everyone laughs.

[@sharp7in8]

"Oblige him!"

[@matteobanzi]

non pensavo che l'orco avesse la voce di paperino...ma sempre una gran bella scena

[@BryanKerr1]

This role was supposed to go to Sandler, this is a huge AI face swap opportunity.

[@samjackson7312]

“He went yahhd on that one!!”

[@John-nq2ox]

The majority of people think that German went out like a boss.

[@johnmckenzie2386]

cause he did

[@Furious_retro]

He did because he didn't beg for an death.

[@davidpfromm8488]

I'm actually really tickled they think that, because it brought about such excellent entertainment.

[@tpolutts3309]

Really should've been like a Hugo Boss.

[@bruhvenant]

I think it's meant to show that, despite being brave in the face of death in a way that most people do find powerful, it was ultimately just a self-serving delusion. The music swells as if it's going to be some sort of heroic sacrifice, only to abruptly cut off with the swing of the bat and give way to the reality of a brutal beat down without any honor or ceremony. It's war after all. His bravery in refusal is also rendered meaningless almost immediately after as his subordinates spill the info anyways without any resistance.

[@NekoHibaCosplay]

4:33 being a huge fan of "Alarm für Cobra 11 - Die Autobahnpolizei" series (which in my country just goes by the name "Special Squad Cobra 11") I had an histerical laugh when I spotted Gedeon Burkhard's cameo, I never noticed him before

[@westboundbadger]

Should have asked the third guy first and save a heap of time.

[@DrHowieFeltersnatch]

He killed this role but I still would love to see what Sandler could’ve done

[@kj3686]

How you treat a prisoner of war is a testament to your character.

[@munichbier1167]

I still can’t work out if it’s intentional or not but this scene gives a lot of sympathy to the German soldiers and a dislike of the Americans.

[@jmaynez2332]

A little off base there, buddy.

[@TheGentlemanGamer]

The man calls them "Jew dogs." Not exactly sympathetic material.

[@WaxerRed-gm9fh]

The title of the movie is “Inglorious Bastards”. Yes, the Americans were meant to be portrayed as treacherous and evil ‘bastards’ but ones who got the job done and were a necessary evil.

[@VDA19]

This soldier and the one that dies in the basement after discovering Fassbender as a spy/impostor are both very brave, very capable men. I think Tarantino wanted to show that just because they were on the wrong side of history doesn't mean they were all evil or cowardly. This also means the Allies aren't all good. At the end of the day, Brad Pitt's team is beating prisoners to death and carving marks into them. There's nothing honorable or good about that.

[@deangood6682]

​@@VDA19war is hell.

[@pronoun_dilemma]

Tarantino " how can I improve this well written scene? I know, I'll get my friend, who's not really an accomplished actor, to play the Bear Jew".....

[@Knights_Glory]

Ladies and gentlemen “the good guys”

[@tylermcnally8232]

Lol there's no such thing as good and evil.

[@Knights_Glory]

@ may I introduce you to our Lord and savior Jesus Christ?

[@funnymankenny]

yeah because the germans were known for their ethical treatment

[@JeffThompson-l4p]

That's what you call persuasion.... lmao 😂😂😂

[@onbored9627]

Which part of Gaza is this filmed in?

[@AzuraiAeon]

tarantino sure knows how to build suspense from one scene to the next

[@hollywoodhiggins1576]

This movie was so good in my opinion

[@Lboogs7]

I agree

[@lobox138]

When he says YOU! It’s the best part lol

[@Kiii33333222]

The chosen people...

[@Tonatheos]

More like "designated hitters"

[@1of123]

When keeping it real goes wrong

[@jalden1579]

This was a perfect movie imo.

[@brandigan56]

The retribution in this movie was wonderful to see.

[@equarg]

1. This was a war crime. 2. Got to give the Nazi credit, he earned that iron cross……. Sometime you got to give the enemy credit. My Grandpa saw messed up things in the Pacific during WW2 he avoided the topic. He retired a Brigadier General after the Cuban Missile Crisis. But even he admitted he developed a “battle field respect” for some of the Japanese. He also 100% supported using the atomic bombs. In his words “After Pearl I hated the Japanese. But after the war I made peace with them. They did horrible war crimes and attacked Pearl. We nuked two of their cities. In my opinion we are even. The bombs saved more lives than they took. (Look up how many Japanese died in the Napalm attacks we did and the estimates of casualties and wounded for a land invasion of Japan. We give out Purple Hearts that were left over from WW2 that were made in preparation of a Japanese land invasion to this day) I have nothing now but respect for the people and nation of Japan”. He then turned and left. End of discussion. Even as a hyper autistic little girl I could take a hint to shut up. RIP Grandpa.

[@jasonaaroncinnamon3481]

(im jewish both my grandfathers faught in WW2) i respect what your saying fully. But Consider this, your talking about how the nukes might of saved more lives than they took. Well in a way that could apply to this situation, if they never actually tortered and killed the soliders when they dont give them information then no german would ever ever give information. It is ideal to avoid violence, but how can an interigation work if they are all bark and know bite, and the germans would eventually learn this. This is a phenomom also similar to communist russia, people were so full of fear because they knew their lives would genuielly be destroyed if they messed up and why would they care if they didnt genuielly make people dissapear. They might of gotten useful information that saved thousands of jews , pretty unlikely any nazi would ever give information but if they want a chance they have to treat the nazis how they treat others. Torture a few germans to give even slighttly more of a chance to save millions of innocent people being torturered? In my opinion thats not necessarily the wrong thing to do

[@sprintz4k767]

"We are even" ???? The bombs claimed almost 300000 lives and that too of absolutely innocent people

[@saljpal3]

@@jasonaaroncinnamon3481 In the words of Theodore Roosevelt, "speak softly and carry a big stick; you will go far."

[@xx_noone_xx]

@@jasonaaroncinnamon3481 to long didnt read

[@Mattjones3rdaccount]

​@@xx_noone_xx😂 me either

[@themonsta6669]

He froze up and shook just like real life😂😂😂

[@PUNTAORO]

EL TERCERO CANTO MAS QUE LUIS MIGUEL 🙈😂😂jijijijiji

[@schneids02]

And several years later Aldo the Apache would interview for the GM position at Fenway Park, the place in which the Bear Jew so eloquently pretended to play whilst swinging his bat.

[@doomdude69]

Hes definitely the biggest jew Ive ever seen. Didnt even knew they grew to that size.

[@shaynejenkins446]

Tarantino wrote the Bear Jew originally for Adam Sandler. Sandler was bust shooting "Funny People" and had to turn it down.

[@donavanantoine4576]

Aldo's level of arrogance and blood thirst would not be near as loved by audiences if his victims weren't Nazis. lol

[@YokaiX]

Well… that’s definitely one of the points the movie tries to make

[@Tonatheos]

This was true on release but I think a lot of people are sympathizing with the Germans now because the climate has changed and certain things are able to be discussed

[@erinivy3260]

“If Aldo didn’t kill the most morally reprehensible, evil people in human history, he would actually be seen as bad!” Wow what a fucking interpretation buddy, you’re such a smartie

[@donavanantoine4576]

@@erinivy3260 MPAA and test screenings flag violence that is done towards villains for being too much. Sometimes scenes have to be taken out because the makers don't want an NC-17 rating. Hope you're okay, sounds like you need a hug. :)

[@dragonstouch1042]

That’s kinda the truth for revenge stories

Always thought "Donovitz" was too lean to warrant his fearsome moniker, they made such a dramatic acknowledgement of the cave, out sprung a skinny guy, never quite sat with me. Donovitz should've been a 7ft beast.

[@greens294]

Eli Roth did a great job, but it’ll always bum me out that they couldn’t get Adam Sandler for it. Context, Quentin wrote this role with Sandler specifically in mind. But Sandler had a scheduling conflict with Funny People

[@rommelthedesertfox3089]

Glad Sandler didn’t take the role it would’ve been so weird

[@johnnyhazard6305]

Yeah Sandler is just goofy

[@greens294]

@@rommelthedesertfox3089 I trust Tarantinos vision. It’s obviously an odd choice, but I think with his direction and Sandler bringing his A-game, it coulda been epic

[@rommelthedesertfox3089]

@@greens294 don’t get me wrong Tarantino is an artist he knows exactly what he’s doing I just don’t see it working but if anyone could make it work he can

[@greens294]

@@rommelthedesertfox3089 yeah that’s all I’m sayin. And Sandler has proven to have acting chops beyond Happy Madison productions. So my point is if it worked, especially with the talent at hand, it woulda been so friggin cool to see

[@adandeneau]

My train home, 3rd stop, Lansdowne Street. Teddy Fing Williams

[@ShawnBlaque]

There is nothing less scary than a Bear Jew 😂

[@colinl5951]

They should have shown the head looking like a smashed, broken pumpking with red and pink matter.

[@Kitchdmn3]

The “two hits, me hitting you, you hitting the ground” line was unnecessary and corny.

[@codymoe4986]

Most US soldiers were young men in their late teens and early 20s.... Sounds like a line someone of that age might use....

[@VDA19]

He was feeling it

[@DanielHenryStanheight]

​@codymoe4986 these are grown ass men in their 30s/40s

[@maaz322]

@@codymoe4986 Nah it was dorky. People get made fun of for being corny like that. He wouldn't be a fearsome person with a fearsome reputation if he was that corny.

[@dying2survive298]

@@maaz322😂😂😂 as if that changes what he’s doing with the bat.

[@heybos4640]

I just realized this guy at 04:29 acts in this german tv show Komissar Rex

[@MaddMountains]

When I first saw this movie, I quietly laughed when I saw Eli Roth as the Bear Jew. I didn't know he was 6 feet tall. I was pleasantly surprised. ☺️

[@mamalannightshyaman]

this actually ruined the moment for me. I was hoping the bear jew would be some big imposing dude but we essentially got casey affleck from Good will hunting. Eli Roth is not the "intimidating" guy I was hoping for

[@PToastman]

Werner was great in The Strain 😉

[@didiervancampo9384]

Yes indeed, now I recognize him. Thx for thé tip 😊.

[@TheBarrier]

He played a German soldier in a Life is Beautiful as well, great film!

[@sammylacks4937]

Baseball may never be the same again.

[@TripleR250]

To The Bitter End

[@TonySmith-ox5xf]

the German: give me a haircut please

[@MintEastwood.24]

I was a little disappointed when he came out the tunnel.Maybe could have made him a bit more imposing. But that’s my only gripe with what is a brilliant film.

[@saintlouis1087]

Yea Eli is wack

[@Heb_N]

If you think about it, most urban legends are just that; urban legends. Conjured up by the fear in man's mind and spread through his words, with each iteration a bit farther from the truth from last. This works in the basterds' favor, as they can use it as leverage for intimidation. But if one was brave enough to face it, he will know (or probably already knows) that fairy-tales and myths are false and exaggerations, and that the real monsters are amongst his own kind; man.

[@HerveMendell]

Tarantino is truly a sick, twisted genius. In all of his films he gets the audience to cheer for atrocities and torture.

[@nothing-lf4zi]

imagine if germany made a movie that glorified warcrime torture and execution of allied troops.

[@Furious_retro]

They wont do it because "the winners write history" they never show sides from the other perspective just like they did with WW1 and the Civil War.

[@JamesWatsonV]

Let's not pretend that Nazis were human beings, that's just dishonest

[@MrHoliday2usir]

Winner gets the spoils

[@Canesugar7683]

They wouldn’t because they know they were on the wrong side of history

[@chrisblanco249]

Nazi's are not humans.

[@jotarokujoandstarplatinum1280]

He then went on to do nothing until the last 5 minutes of the movie.

[@jamieharmer5654]

When You realise War is not between Goodies and badies

[@jemlesvideo]

What I remember of this movie is that heroes gets killed one by one in a pittyfull way

[@deweykendrick1260]

Dogs kill dogs

[@dying2survive298]

@@jamieharmer5654 we didn’t get rid of those Nzis by talking to them. 🤷‍♀️

[@Armando-913]

best scene in this movie..i love it

[@gooderlinsen]

this scene is actually glorifying Nazi soldiers: disciplined and loyal, while American soldiers violating the rules of war. No one noticed this??

[@feponcio]

Certainly the first Nazi was disciplined and loyal. But the next Nazi sang like a canary and betrayed his fellow countrymen.

[@jameswright...]

No, it's showing the anger of genocide towards those who did it. The Nazis signed up or forced but non refused like in other countries. It also shows no one is innocent in war and humanity loses out long-term.

[@LooksGoodMusic]

how you gonna argue a scene where a jew beats a nazi to death is pro nazi

[@dk-th6iw]

Let's ignore that this is literally the point of the movie (it's a revenge film), "rules of war" is such a stupid non-concept. War is the inversion of rules and any civilized interaction. There are no rules in war and noone in a war has ever cared about any rules.

[@vladydaddy9116]

The rules of war are just how Germans are expected to behave with other Germans. Germans violate those the most if you are not one. It's called united nations not the rulers of the world

[@JPDeshaies-y3i]

"They are about 12"😂😂😂😂

[@think2one3]

thats the face of a brave man, who already saw death many times, and wasnt afraid to see him again for the last time, great actor !!