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

[@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.

[@batu39-p2q]

i think i know the Bear jew guy. an italian cameraman. mmmm Yeah Antonio Margharetti!

[@jesterman1302]

Maaarghaaareeeetti 🤌🏻

[@therealblackcerberus2371]

I'm sorry, could you repeat that?

[@Kechiga]

Maaaarghaaaareeeetti

[@TheoGarza]

@@KechigaOne more time?

[@ariel.l.borrero]

@@jesterman1302 Come?

[@TheMinecraftIceTwins]

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

[@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.

[@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.

[@Otaku155]

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

[@DrBugz-h1q]

A historical inaccuracy in a Tarantino movie? And Brad Pitt, playing the same arrogant type of character, doing an over affected Southern accent? What a surprise.

[@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.

[@Rockhound6165]

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

[@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

[@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.

[@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.

[@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.

[@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.

[@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

[@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

[@faustsiftar7683]

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

[@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.

[@latinafroprince148]

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

[@paulsmith1981]

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

[@blenderfreakshow]

Chore

[@User71956]

@@blenderfreakshowfloor

[@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.

[@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

[@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.

[@AceWav]

That German soldier never ate nother Kraut sannich again.

[@Mmmkay10]

🤣🤣

[@HotJalapeno_YT77]

😂😂😂

[@ontheroad5317]

I forgot how much I loved this movie!

[@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

[@ConradoHdz38328]

To be fair Donny has a dork face. He doesn't look like "The Bear Jew."

[@pedromarmolejo4340]

It's even funnier knowing that Adam Sandler was supposed to take the role.

[@shade1121-ce8dc]

@@pedromarmolejo4340to this day I still wish it was. It would have been so awesome.

[@vicdamon3551]

Adam Sandler messed up not taking that role.

[@xphiles2345]

@@pedromarmolejo4340 there is a deep fake of adam sandler doing it, looks great

[@rommelthedesertfox3089]

@@shade1121-ce8dcAdam Sandler taking that role would’ve been so wierd glad he didn’t take it

[@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. ☺️

[@gabrielrivas3698]

The way him assuming his death it's not bravery, Its just accept his fate with stoicism and his sense of what duty and loyalty means. Like every human, he probably did wrong things, and as a Nazi, even worst. His acts as a soldier and war crimes make him a coward human, yet his death make him a mártir for the cause, wich in last instance give the ideal of glory death.

[@waltlock8805]

So, you also consider the Basterds cowards, as well? Beating a prisoner to death certainly qualifies as a war crime.

[@gabrielrivas3698]

@waltlock8805 Indeed. That's why the movie calls "Inglourious Basterds", both nazis and basterds are war criminals,there's no glory in his acts.

[@jalden1579]

This was a perfect movie imo.

[@BryanKerr1]

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

[@crazysnake1096]

You can tell that the Iron Cross was well earned by the one soldier. Didn't even flinch. That is what "Bravery in the face of certain death" looks like.

[@hollywoodhiggins1576]

This movie was so good in my opinion

[@Lboogs7]

I agree

[@rickfalcon5572]

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

[@User71956]

The executive “tiny 🎩 people” must have gone through an entire bottle of hand lotion when watching this scene.

[@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

[@edmundriddle3847]

Says one word…and steals the scene.

[@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.

[@christadrong1305]

Ein Mann mit Charakter. Respekt

[@PToastman]

Werner was great in The Strain 😉

[@didiervancampo9384]

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

[@benu_bird]

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

[@jacobmyrick2961]

Oh yeah the terrifyingly repressed bear Jew. Don’t make him cry again, or else he may have PTSD meltdown for every one of his children’s children’s children…

[@dubbymazlo]

Well to be fair, he wasn't respectful on his last refusal... I mean, he cussed them out...

[@garylawrence7547]

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

[@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.

[@Salemjavaman]

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

[@ShuckyDucky09]

Love this scene never saw anything like it at the time lol

[@RobertDeLuca-b8t]

That is a thick Boston accent i recognized it well

[@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.

[@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.

[@horikato]

Werner was the only brave hero in this movie.

[@Jaka.Ellinsworth]

Dude got so far with heroism only to be snitched by the lower rank.

[@DD0ULQTC]

A masterpiece

[@maximilianozapata6632]

Una película entretenida, que es diferente.

[@sudthisakkaewkamthong886]

ชอบฉากในโรงหนัง มากหน้าตาของเดอะแบร์ ได้อารมณ์มากครับ ตอนสาดกระสุนใส่ทหารนาซี ยังจำได้ติดตาอยู่เลย

[@oatandmomkittipop6834]

จริงครับๆ

[@tcmaddox]

I really wish Adam Sandler had been available to play this part.

[@tonyabarca5172]

Bad ass movie

[@calleX]

German officer was a real Chad. What a bad ass.

[@SteviePonder123]

No...

[@HatredInTheFlesh]

He looked like a lil sissy

[@calleX]

@@HatredInTheFlesh cope. The Jews in that movie were cowards and war criminals.

[@calleX]

@@SteviePonder123 cope

[@doomdude69]

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

[@thomujin]

I got lucky and made gamer friends with your stereotypical Boston dude, class acts they are.

[@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

[@dungeonthebaptist]

“About now, I’d be shitting my pants if I was you”😂😂😂

[@westboundbadger]

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

[@onbored9627]

Which part of Gaza is this filmed in?

[@henrycrun7598]

this movie was not about arab terrorists using their own people as human shields -- this was about european christian jew-hatred and germany sinking lower than any nation in history

[@TheOneandOnlyJoeyPop]

0:52 Freddie Freeman coming for the Yankees

[@melvinholbrook9735]

Werner has honor

[@ladavid7963]

I’ve never seen this movie but now I don’t have too!

[@barkeater123]

Somebody needs to do a remake of this scene and put negan in it with lucille instead

[@caincursotv]

@3:35 when the edibles hit💀

[@LibertarianNightwatch]

Beautiful moment

[@matthewhutton8275]

Refused to give any information only for one of the others to spill everything (assuming he didn't lie, haven't seen it).

[@GreenDragon241]

If you ever wanna eat a sauerkraut sandwich again 😂😂😂

[@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

[@KedarMulpuri]

Jews get Bear Jew, Blacks get Django, and no one else gets a violently empowering figure? 🤷

[@shaynejenkins446]

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

[@pjhavoc2302]

Bare Jew: Got that for killing Jews? Soldier: " BRAVERY " I have to admit, that guy had a heavy set on him knowing the situation he's in, yet he stared into the eyes of death.

[@Zombiesnyder13]

I blame AVI ARAD for the failure of BORDERLANDS Eli Roth wasn't even involved in the reshoots

[@alechachman9599]

Donny doing Massachusetts proud here

[@southtoe3607]

Werner was a G for this though

[@migueljimenez3274]

He's beautiful. I like his haircut.

[@TripleR250]

To The Bitter End

[@adandeneau]

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

[@zaccampa4055]

Oh god this scene was brutal. I was insanely stoned the first time I saw it so it kind of scarred me lol

[@BoogerMcNuggets]

This why im a Boston Redsox fan.

[@tajm9220]

War is hell 😮

[@stomozan]

Этот немецкий солдат - один из самых сильных людей в фильме! Храбрый немецкий солдат, и пусть идеалы, которым он служат - отвратительны - он лишь солдат, исполняющий приказы и не желавший предавать своих!

[@buurmeisje]

This just makes the Germans look good...

[@SaltyDebate555]

Jewish hollywood. This never happened in real life.

[@PUNTAORO]

EL TERCERO CANTO MAS QUE LUIS MIGUEL 🙈😂😂jijijijiji

[@hukares5363]

Once you realize the “Bear” guy was the director for movies like Hostel, you begin to see that these people aren’t noble, but quite sick. They create movies that fill your heads and create brain rot comment sections like this.😂

[@Rudimessiah]

Some people saying this is glorifying a n*zi. The greatest thing that Tarantino did was that he wasnt stereotypical among any of the parties involved. It was just realistic. People are people. They have their advantages and disadvantages. Even their half moustached boss is a great painter. He had good qualities, too. Yes, many n*zi high ranks were ideological to the bone they believed in what they were doing and died happily for it. Even in the bar scene, the ge*tapo guy didnt find negotiating his life out was an option....and lost his balls for it 😅

[@aclaylambisabirdman6324]

The reason this doesn’t age well is war is hell and Tarantino plays this as an exploitation film with hints of comedy which only works when in the war at that time. Looking back, many Germans merely fought because it was their country fighting the war. Many of them had no idea what was happening to the Jews in those camps. As a German Jew myself we like to have a clear easy answer for where the evil lives. So we point to things in the past and super impose them into things in the future. As my mother liked to say there are other evils in the world than Nazis. What of Mao? Stalin? Our own foreign wars? This scene ages poorly because it shows that we justify our own cruelties too. The real evil lives in the hearts and minds of all of us.

[@toiletpaper5770]

Just because you can doesn’t mean you should

[@brandonenglund7516]

I don’t recall, did the last German get away alive or did they kill him too. It’s been a minute since I watched. Might be time for a rewatch

[@jawpz]

Donny is literally me returning to work after the toilet break

[@chrisjonson3820]

This movie stared of ok then its long scenes at a dinner table couldn’t bear it

[@romanicvs]

4:18 - English? - 9 ! The german really knew, no need to translate.

[@jonnyfennessy9812]

Love the fact Eli is from Newton. No forced Boston accent. True Bostonian... saying Teddy Ballgame. 😊

[@alechachman9599]

Lets be real, its one of the hardest accents to fake.

[@mkv2718]

couldn’t they have found a bigger, scarier guy than Eli Roth? 😂 i know he’s taranino’s pal and all, but god dang, there’s all this build up and you’re expecting this mountain of a man… and then it’s just…. Eli friggin Roth

[@bujindork]

He fits the bill. Roth is big and hairy. I dont think it went deeper than that

[@TrollHunterxXx]

He’s pretty big here actually

[@AMnotQ]

@@TrollHunterxXxIt is kinda a trick of the camera, but yeah he’s a pretty big guy.

[@zvonimirvidovic1714]

That executioner was one of the greatest cowards and sadists in movie history. No honour or bravery whatsoever. He even had to say to his unarmed victim, seeing iron cross, "you got this for killing Jews" to justify himself. It's like Tarantino with this movie tried to anulle effect of Spielberg's Schindler list

[@michaelfarar4232]

PEOPLE COMMENTING HOW BRAVE THE GERMAN SOLDIER IS... LOL...HE'S AN ACTOR IN A MOVIE

[@theflamincheetoh3474]

Lol what's the new weird admiration for Nazis 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@GoogleIstrash-m4e]

Noone is calling the actor himself brave wierdo, calm down

[@mikeundcris]

No shit, sherlock? Guess i gotta stop liking movies then, beceause the characters in them are all just actors, playing a role!

[@rochellestanley9532]

Great movie 🎥

[@TheCasualGamer13]

That YOU always gets me.

[@georgejstephen7728]

Love this scene...... too bad we didn,t have more johnnys back then!! lmfao!!