DJANGO UNCHAINED (2012) MOVIE REACTION!! FIRST TIME WATCHING! Quentin Tarantino | Jamie Foxx

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[@tbrrrdmn]

Robert Rodriquez gets no love from this channel! I wanna see the whole Grindhouse(Planet Terror n Death Proof) with the trailers.

[@b.a.p.2731]

46:20 fun fact, Leo didn’t purposely break the glass with his hand and actually ended up getting a gnarly cut. That’s his real blood all over his hand that he wipes on her face, it wasn’t scripted & he required stitches after.

[@irollerblade13]

"Blood Spray on the flowers" I loved the shot as well but those flowers are cotton flowers. Such amazing symbolism by Tarantino.

[@wozing]

I love this movie. I think it tackles some sensitive subject matter in a tolerable way while still painting it in a bad light. The acting is superb. The tension in the dinner scene is palpable. Somehow, Quentin still found a way to make it "over-the-top" and fun, especially the scene where she says, "Bye, Miss Laura," and she gets absolutely _yanked_ out of the doorway. It's a tale about how immediate victory isn't always the answer. Sometimes, the long game is the better play.

[@michaelaguon4607]

To me doc Shultz was a nod to doc holiday but instead of terminal illness, it was an existential crisis he was plagued with and the universe liberated him as a reward for his strong moral compass.

[@xbox0615]

49:47 this is the moment when shit hits the fan hard

[@jerryfick613]

An outstanding hero is wasted on a weak villain. The more offended we were by the Speck and Briddle brothers, Big Daddy, Stephen and Calvin, the more satisfying their endings are. Our protagonist Django is elevated by more potent antagonists.

[@thomaskeller5954]

You two did an awesome job

[@PedraoH54]

The man talking to Django at the bar is italian actor Franco Nero. He played Django in the very first movie 1966.

[@pjimmbojimmbo1990]

Great Script, Great Acting, Great Etc. Just a Great Movie

[@JosiahMayfield_1]

Pulp fiction is a must see

[@vsGoliath96]

One thing I do appreciate is that Tarantino put "Two years before the Civil War" right at the start of this film. It's a nice little reminder that we are about to see some really, really awful shit inflicted on the slaves, but that there *are* other people in this country who are more like Schulz and in just a few short years, they will fight a war against their own fellow Americans to help those who are suffering.

[@Kidapollo92]

The funny thing is that as clever as Stephen is he is forced to play second fiddle to Miss Candy. Stephen is the one who caught on to the act Django and King Schulz are putting on to get Broomhilda. This is the opposite of Django, who has status out in the open but is forced to play a role to gain what he wants. Sprhen can be himself could be in private with Calvin but not in the open.

[@Kidapollo92]

Pretty sure that was cotton not flowers

[@T3hG4m3rz43v3r]

40:43 forgot to censor

[@johnmoody4474]

They were talking about Calvin after Calvin got shot and killed 😂😂😂💀💀💀

[@SonOfMuta]

17:31 Cotton, not flowers

[@SmileySaidIt]

Very symbolic. 😢

[@deathninja16]

We love trading blood for other resources at least, it seems we used to. ​@@SmileySaidIt

[@kvrmv4k476]

@@SmileySaidItexactly. I wish they noticed this.

[@Kidapollo92]

I love western spaghetti

[@charliel48]

Leonardo deserves an Oscar for his performance at the dinner table

[@nadronnocojr]

Don’t break eggs is the lesson. , don’t break eggs

[@heathergeer]

This is my favorite Tarantino film 👌

[@MiketheNerdRanger]

As a matter of fact, the horse Foxx was riding on at the beginning of this movie was his own.

[@JoelLawrence-t7d]

Pulp Fiction is the Quentin Tarantino Bible...must watch!

[@LokiDWolf]

The blood sprayed on the cotton. Also, Quentin is known to use the same person for a couple of roles. Not every movie of course. That was Leo's real blood. He accidently cut his hand slamming it on table. They kept filming. Apparently he got a standing ovation from Quentin and everyone else for that scene when cut was called.

[@jotairpontes]

One of my fav movies of all time, seen it a bunch of times, seeing a bunch of reactions... always amazing. A masterpiece.

[@CameySaurusRex]

Since y'all enjoyed this, u absolutely need to watch Pulp Fiction, Death Proof, Jackie Brown and The Hateful 8.

[@Ahh-Kuma]

Personal observation: Candy isn't Django's villain, he's King's villain because they are diametrically opposed characters. Django's villain is Stephen for the exact same reason. That's why King and Calvin's stories end 1 after the other while Django and Stephen carry on till the ending.

[@TheNukedNacho]

17:17 extremely minor but yall talking over the "Positive" talk is kinda painful

[@redcomet0079]

I waited years for QT to do a western 🤠

[@VandelYeIndustries]

Need all the Tarantino movies

[@pammcnary]

Cotton, not flowers 😉

[@laurasmith2522]

Yes Jamie Foxes not only rides the horse that does tricks and dances is infact his horse he trained .

[@mikefetterman6782]

The "old man" around the 11:00 minute mark is Bruce Dern, an accomplished actor and father of Laura Dern (Jurassic Park)

[@mikefetterman6782]

Quentin is a huge fan of movies of the 70s. That "grainy" film pops and actual film movements (instead of digital) make a more classic look. Plus, before the civil war, the KKK did not exist. It was in the aftermath of the war that the organization was created.

[@MacMiittens]

Yayyyy another video where Andrew doesn’t shut up about other actors

[@amarkhaira]

I recommend Pulp Fiction next

[@itsjustani324]

PULP FICTION

[@jim1242]

57:30 i always wondered if there was a cut scene or storyline that gave more context to this photo . Who are the boys in the photo and why did the woman in the scarf react to it that way? There was a theory that she and Jango and the children in the photo and also she is wearing the scarf to cover part of her face that is missing, but I would love to know if this was ever confirmed by Tarantino.

[@Barishakhet]

There's another point of view for Schultz shooting Candy. See, Django and Brunhilde were okay with accepting what Candy was doing in order to just get away safely, but Schultz couldn't just let it go. He couldn't put his feelings aside even to allow Django and Brunhilde to not have to struggle to finally get their freedom. It's like being pulled over by the police with your friend in the car and the cop is being an asshole and the friend decides to argue and make trouble. They could have just put that aside, even if just for your sake, to let things go smoothly, but instead they escalate things and then you're both in a messed situation. He picked a bad battle when he didn't have to die.

[@pjimmbojimmbo1990]

Christoph Waltz... I hated him in Inglorious Basterds, and loved him in this one

[@Pz_RajRe]

they should watch "the hateful eight" it's a good one too

[@harlanginsberg7269]

Despite what Tarantino believes sunglasses weren't sold as such until the 1920s.

[@kaenopi]

Django blowing up the director and giving himself a surprise 4th act is such a nice touch, i love it

[@leecameron9226]

Damn I never of it like that pretty genius take

[@DiamondWoodStudios]

Him walking out of the smoke of Tarantino is iconic because out of Tarantino we got Django ❤

[@tarhiamoore638]

I didn’t hear you say pulp fiction either 👍🏾👍🏾

[@popitgood3456]

The white guilt and venture signaling by these two is hysterical

[@VoLuTheR]

19:36 that’s Tarantino right there, I can hear his voice 🤣

[@TheRadScientist_]

Don Johnson’s character trying to articulate how to treat Django as someone in between a slave and a lower class white person is honestly hilarious. Tarantino’s ability to take something as dark as slavery and incorporate humor while also displaying how convoluted and ridiculous the idea of slavery/classism is is masterful.

[@Lola-di8fq]

I don't think they enjoyed the funny parts a much as they should have, but I get it

[@shanejohn-lewis3715]

The nances make it hilarious

[@taylorrussell3158]

The issue is they are both so obsessed with feeling some sort of misplaced guilt that they can't enjoy the story. This is just a movie , try to enjoy it.

[@Youtube_Street_Drifter]

Didn't the lower class white person had mental issues I thought that's what he was talking about.Dont treat him like a slave or a high society white man but a person who's kinda off but not fully retarded

[@michaeloftaoism]

​@@taylorrussell3158completely agree

[@ashley.sterling]

58:18 lol jamie rode his own horse for this movie

[@jenny_lee_87]

Do From Dusk Till Dawn please 😊

[@Coolguy6783]

The guy that asks Django if he knows how to spell his name, is actually the original Django actor from the spaghetti western!

[@MrAshwinChauhan]

Pulp Fiction !!!!!

[@lunalovegoodfan007]

I've not seen this movie, but did I hear the music from the movie Two Mules For Sister Sarah when they rode into Daughtry, Texas?

[@MrInuhanyou123]

Django is my favorite tarentino movie. Not just because it's a good movie. But because the importance of it's message about dehumanization and bigotry and racism and systems of oppression never go away and only becomes more relevant in real life.

[@bobcobb3654]

James Remar played 2 separate characters. It’s a nod to how spaghetti westerns, often faced with limited resources and actors, would have the same actor playing multiple parts in a series of films, and in some cases, the same movie.

[@guitogalindo]

Yes! Tarantino!!!! 🤘🤘 This and Inglorious Basterds are my favorites… also Pulp Fiction, Death Proof and the Kill Bill movies… Reservoir Dogs and Once Upon a Time… The Hateful Eight… Damn it’s really hard to rank them and choose a favorite… 😂

[@steven14621462]

Do Pulp Fiction

[@princessmaiya23]

I’m glad you guys did this cause I wanted to point out in the now you see me vid that the lady cop actually is a main character in Tarintino’s Inglorious basterds

[@Zbeast5972]

Greg make the Tarantino movies happen

[@obesoivan]

57:34 the girl with the ax is Zoe Bell a stunt women. I believe she's the stunt double for Uma Thurman in kill bill

[@KELTROCKS1]

Watch The Hateful 8. A true Tarantino masterpiece. Epically suspenseful and beautifully written.

[@Raven5150]

This being october if you come to tennessee go to adams tn and see a very haunted community

[@jerrywalters8885]

12k in 1864 is 241k now

[@Fatcat5113]

The I can't see shit scene is one of the funniest scenes ever. Lol

[@joshuaminke6629]

fun fact: Leo cutting his hand on the glass was not part of the script. it was an accident. that is actually his blood. but he stayed in character and finished the scene

[@LunarrMyst]

fun fact: you didn't watch this whole video before commenting this

[@joshuaminke6629]

@LunarrMyst I assume they mentioned it in the ending discussion. I never watch those lol

[@LunarrMyst]

@@joshuaminke6629 indeed they did lol

[@shania991]

By the way they actually do cut at some point I don’t believe he rubs the blood on Kerry Washington’s face

[@ivankawnartist]

Fun fact: Patrons already told them.

[@richardcole3800]

Blood on the cotton, hugely symbolic.

[@milhouseaintnomeme]

Death Proof is an underrated QT film that you should watch and while not directed by him From Dusk Till Dawn is a must!

[@ML-lx4su]

Here's a weird thought: Calvin Candie is not really particularly racist (relatively speaking). He respects Stephen, and views and treats him as (at least) an equal. He instantly accepts Django as a member of his circle, and does not dispute his place at the table (literally and figuratively). Everyone else doubts and dismisses both Django and Stephen, but Calvin doesn't care. Nobody else can't see past the skin color, but that doesn't even slow Candie down. Evil, yes. Racist? Probably, but much less so than everyone else.

[@vasyarogov4131]

Exactly. Calvin is a horrible person, but for totally different reasons than racism. He's equally psycho to everyone XD

[@Nonono-i3f]

Tara look terrifier

[@AnnetteDennis-m6m]

You guys gotta do: MA, A Quit Place, For Colored Girls………,

[@ChristianSekel]

@45:05 Leo actually broke that glass over his hand when he slammed the table by accident, but continued the scene anyway

[@Vulcanerd]

Greg, please make a Tarantino-a-thon happen for Agor and Tara!

[@One_foot_in_the_Grave]

I think the girl with the bandana on her face is Zoe Bell ,a friend of quinton's and very talented actress/ stuntwoman.

[@1coven]

How have yall not seen Pulp Fiction?? Gotta do that next

[@Raven5150]

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[@Raven5150]

Oh nd samuel l jackson and tarintino are from tennessee

[@Ima-c6t]

You guys should definitely react to the other highly rated Quinton Tarantino movie that is similar to django and was made right after Django. Its called " The hateful eight "

[@crimsontide9532]

I bet chew don’t even no what reimburse mean 😂🤤

[@SCharlesDennicon]

"Accomplishing what they're set to do, they're pissing me off" Easy on the virtue signaling man, we can guess you're aware that slavery is bad.

[@SubzeroBlack68]

I had mad respect for Schultz that he RATHER DIE than shake Calvin Candies hand.

[@Lola-di8fq]

@SubzeroBlack68 you know I saw that totally different. I saw it as YT ppl always only looking out for their feelings and want they want ultimately. He didn't consider Django or what happens next

[@NeleCB]

​@@Lola-di8fq nah that's bs

[@Lola-di8fq]

@@NeleCB selfish act

[@DeePolar.]

Tough

[@RAPPEMupWRIGHT]

I was mad as shit when he died but it’s a QT movie o I wasn’t one of the hero’s died

[@mikemartin8461]

Can i ask ya'll two to watch 1997 Rosewood one day

[@Ziptie258]

I love the scene when Django meets the OG Django. And also they didn’t have sunglasses back then they did it cuz it looks sick af.

[@carsonc8285]

That horse that Jamie Fox was riding at the end was his own horse. So him riding bareback wouldnt be that surprising.

[@mikemckague9506]

Jamie Fox seems like a horse guy just like Sylvester Stallone

[@GangstaStan010]

Yeah, Jamie said he grew up riding.

[@CharifRocka]

​@@mikemckague9506 Straight outta Terrell, Texas.

[@thiagoteixeira6537]

Well that explains it!

[@dabreal82]

​@@CharifRockaKaufman county Bois!!!

[@JcXtreme72]

It's cotton not flowers which is more poetic and they didn't have sun glasses. This movie got that wrong too.

[@damien4622]

This is my favorite western🔥🔥

[@aayzajm]

58:09 thank you!! So many reactors miss what that scene's really about! so glad you got it 👏🤘

[@januzi2]

11:06 "The burbs", Rumsfield.

[@TobyC96]

Sam jacks performance as Steven is unbelievable! I love it when he drops the walking stick and stands up straight showing that he really was a master manipulator and one the most intelligent characters in the movie.

[@danholmesfilm]

no one talks about his character shifts both with the cane and with his voice and tone earlier with calvin in the backroom

[@mitchellmelkin4078]

@tobyc96bt39, He's absolutely THE power in Candieland.

[@wzrdmstr]

He was playing a character the same way Django was

[@The_Neighborhood_Oasis]

⁠@@mitchellmelkin4078you saw it when he was signing the checks when they rode up to Candyland, all of the overseers and staff listened to him also

[@jerryfick613]

In the story of Siegfried and Brumhilda, Stephen is the dragon, while the Candie plantation is the fortress castle where brumhilda is held prisoner.

[@brandonlewis1321]

Awesome reaction as always...Def need all the Tarantino reactions!!

[@thesilverbaby4880]

The holes in the bag scene is so good LMAOOOO

[@mintyfresh9542]

i caint see fukin shit outta this thing!

[@MitchellFace]

19:38 the baghead talking is Tarantino, I know he has a cameo later, but I'm pretty sure that was also him.

[@alexward9686]

People die at the Fair

[@jasprologikhall2775]

The intellect of the character? 🤔 What intellect? & as opposed to whom? 💭

[@rebeccablackburn9487]

The Marshall in that small town is Tom Wopat- Luke Duke on "The Dukes of Hazard".

[@HK7Roiz]

2:09 ... Walton ... not Walter, and yeah hes great, hes amazing in Justified and Fallout

[@TreyM1609]

Crazy to think when Leo slapped the table at the end he actually cut his hand irl and carried on with the scene. So that’s real blood on Leo’s hand

[@AnnetteDennis-m6m]

That was cotton, not a flower that the blood splattered

[@movieswithaman.]

My favourite ❤❤

[@danholmesfilm]

22:39 Tarantino would never use blue screen for a shot of mountains lol ;)

[@jordangoings1177]

100% need more Tarantino on this channel!

[@miquonk]

More Tarantino, Scorsese, Villenueve, Chazelle, just more classic filmmakers instead of the repetitive superhero stuff, it’s get so boring

[@dIggl3r]

@@miquonk Glad you said Villeneuve, brilliant director, love his movies!!

[@Kevmaster2000]

Andrew did Kill Bill Volume 1 & 2 on the Cinepals channel a while back.

[@wibli]

and less ring the bell

[@shania991]

@@wibliget over it or don’t click the video literally tired of y’all losers tryna bully Tara into not being herself, try being less of an A hole.

[@zrcarrick87]

Andrew eye rolling at every N word in a Django is going to be a fun drinking game.

[@andrewgordon7662]

Haha

[@goldfishPACIFIER]

@@zrcarrick87 I think I’m already drunk from all the eyerolling

[@jamalbryant8099]

I guess he won't like none of the 2pac movies

[@andrewgordon7662]

@@goldfishPACIFIER glad to hear drink lots of whiskey!!!

[@ninipookie]

@@andrewgordon7662not a good thing to encourage ha!

[@theawesomeman9821]

This film has a lot of historical era errors but is still fun to watch

[@ninipookie]

As if it’s a movie and not a documentary

[@skd-t7v]

It a movie not a documentary,it's called an alternate history Tarantino literally has Hitler shot up multiple times in inglorious basterds

[@theawesomeman9821]

@@ninipookie I get that, but most film makers try to make historical era films as accurate as possible.

[@CypherDivine]

18:36 this is actually historically inaccurate as the KKK didn't start until AFTER the civil war and the abolition of slavery

[@marcushankins8171]

Yes and know. The KKK as a group was post civil war but the characters in the movie weren’t actually referred to as such. There were groups of white men and slave owners in the south that would hunt down freed slaves though

[@CypherDivine]

@@marcushankins8171 this is true; however during that time that was an open industry so there would be no need for wearing masks in such a manner

[@goldfishPACIFIER]

@@CypherDivine however they were indulging in killing 2 free men, specially christoff waltz's character