Villagers React to Django Unchained (2012): Their Shocking First-Time Experience! React 2.0

[@redbarron2872]

"You are talking about mud, but the people of that time had mud in their hearts." What a profound statement. I love these guys

[@erwaldox]

Mud in their brains too 🤣🤣

[@bentray2826]

Babu in other videos: Everyone should live in peace. People are brothers! Babu here: YES! Kill him! Kill them now! 🤣🤣😂😂

[@ZERO9630]

they are very influenciable by good movies, they can't stand bad guys 😂

[@92GreyBlue]

I see no contradiction in this. Sadly sometimes to have peace there must be violence first. The fact that evil exists in this world whether we like it or not guarantees violence :/

[@aitelevisionpresents]

Babu in other videos: Gandhi in real life. Babu here: Gandhi in Civilization.

[@hamzah5643]

lol thats Tarantno for you, it makes you question everything you would do, in such a fun way.

[@Xgendude14]

12:46

[@MarnieGolde7]

This channel, the villagers that react (especially these three), and the people that work hard behind the scenes to give us these great uploads are all absolute gems! Thank you!

[@masterJZX]

Definitely not "these three" The original trio is the best, with Sarru.

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

CinePhiles React is a way better Tribal React channel. And they dont babble on thru the whole movie

[@MarnieGolde7]

@@masterJZX Love Sarru! I love all of the reactors, honestly. These three were just on the tip of my brain while watching. This channel is lucky to have so many great people to include in their videos!

[@lazarzivkovic3393]

"The wounded lion has returned, now the real fun will begin" legendary quote

[@makeitso4793]

I like the way Raheen. (spelling?) is watching the movie and understanding it. He is a man of depth and feeling. I love the kid too with that wonderful baby face and who can forget Babu. But Raheen is trying to focus.

[@samwallaceart288]

He's like me watching a movie my siblings had already seen, but understanding the plot better than the people showing me it lol

[@slywitt_the_cold1108]

I love all this. This whole channel, what they’ve learned. As babu once said, they were ignorant villagers. Now they have a grasp of modern science and have touched the world cultures through these movies and videos on their other channel “common man show” they’ve not only become educated better than my school curriculum taught me, but are “worldly cultured” as well. It was wonderful seeing their growth. Thank you for taking us on this journey with them. Also, everyone? Buy Babu’s book!

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

What? Did Babu wrote a book?

[@DrGamelove]

13:28 those are cotton plants. Pretty symbolic shot.

[@Trazynn]

I love the introductions you give to the movies. They keep getting better. Briefly adding necessary context for their perspective, without telling too much or putting them on the wrong foot.

[@michaeltnk1135]

Idk he should’ve said how big slavery of African Americans was in southern US states

[@Doxymeister]

@@michaeltnk1135 Then also mentioned how big Irish slavery was in the northern US states. Or the Chinese that built the railroads. Etcetera. Point being, human life didn't mean much in the past. Slavery was "a thing" in almost all cultures at some point in history or another. And don't forget to mention that not many people could afford to own slaves, that was pretty much a rich-person plantation thing--the average farmer could never afford to buy a healthy slave. Well crap...now we've gone over a whole lot of things. Idk, maybe we should avoid telling too much or putting them on the wrong foot.

[@alexiscosta6265]

@@Doxymeister Why would they talk about the Irish or the Chinese when the movie is very specifically about the racial enslavement of African Americans.......are you being serious? Also, the Irish in north America were not slaves, they were indentured servants. There was no perpetual/hereditary racial slave trade of Irish people in the US. I hate that so many people continue to espouse this blatant myth and even try to compare it to what Africans were subjected to. At best, its ignorance, at worst, it's deflection.

[@michaeltnk1135]

@@Doxymeister What? I said he should’ve mentioned that so that they would have better context for the movie. Not so that they would hate America. No point in sugar coating history. Your comment is so weird. The movie has nothing to do with Chinese people building railroads. And Irish people were never enslaved in the US? Why do you think that? Irish people were discriminated against, yes, but they weren’t enslaved

[@Doxymeister]

OP put it simply--"I love the introductions you give to the movies. They keep getting better. Briefly adding necessary context for their perspective, without telling TOO MUCH or putting them on the wrong foot." I think (it seems) that practically everyone knows how bad slavery is--the guys here even discussed it along with the caste system in their own country. Adding the need to go into a more detailed explanations isn't going to add any enjoyment of the movie for people who don't have that history, I don't think. It seemed extraneous details--much as all that stuff I said was extraneous. It's adding a bunch of stuff that's unnecessary (whether you agree with it's accuracy or not) in order for folks to understand the context and enjoy the movie. That's all.

[@andrewward9183]

17:27 "the body is worth $7000?? Take aim! 1, 2, 3!" *claps* I'm crying 🤣🤣🤣

[@dailycarfails6774]

I love these guys, 52 minutes felt like 20 honestly. The way thye cheered for every bad guy's death was hilarious :D

[@FragmentOfInfinity]

The "Bye Bye!" before Stephen got blasted had me in stitches

[@sarahsarahsarah9093]

The scene of Django saying “hey little troublemaker” never fails to make me cry 🥺

[@rukus9585]

I love the "I like the way you die, boy!" line also. I used to say the 'troublemaker' line to my wife, so yeah, it's special also.

[@amazingman63]

You know something is true evil when everybody cheers for the villians to get their heads blown off.

[@4000mack]

If I can be completely honest as a 43-year-old black man from Chicago. Never heard the word, apartheid or what occurred in South Africa. It's important to learn from every culture.

[@Trazynn]

'Apartheid' (segregation) is a Dutch word originated by Dutch colonists in South Africa before the country got annexed by the Brits and imposed as a rule of law.

[@eviehadlock8133]

I remember apartheid. I knew a woman f from SA that was pro and she had an exchange student who was against it. At the moment I live with Hindus and one of them met Nelson Mandela. She absolutely loved him . SA stayed segregated long after civil rights here had come about . It's not been that long re: apartheid.

[@veggiesarefruits]

Really? That's what makes Nelson Mandela such an iconic civil rights hero. It's crazy how recent it was, too.

[@yoshi3294]

South Africa was unironically faring better under apartheid

[@edmann1820]

You've never seen Lethal Weapon 2?

[@srbrant5391]

The origin of slavery does not come from a person, but from an idea. The worst idea of them all: that a human being can be considered the property of another.

[@ayanleman]

3:28 i NEVER expected to hear that from Babu, absolutely love it

[@Godzilla00X]

The soundtrack is absolutely fantastic

[@seraph6758]

George Baker little green bag immediately popped into my head🤦‍♂️😆 ..wrong movie brain!

[@xavieriswavier]

100 coffins by Rick Ross is so good in this

[@rukus9585]

This and The Harder They Fall both have amazing soundtracks, and the movies are similar in style.

[@kvol1668]

Raeen made the connection between an antebellum era film and a Holocaust film. That's some master's degree level film analysis.

[@ThePowerofYeti]

Ego always bliinds a man Babu is just wise, convince me otherwise EDIT: "People had mud in their hearts." I mean, he's saying it how it is.

[@glambertini4709]

50 000 000 people are still slaves around the world these days.Sadly, slavery isn't an old subject, it' is still very much a living nightmare for a lot of people, children, men and women.

[@missourigreen051]

I know slavery still exist today but I'm mainly referring to sex slavery(women getting kidnapped, and there are also children getting kidnapped and also put in the same type of slavery), but I don't know if regular slavery exist today.

[@afro3712]

One of the best reacts I've seen

[@whatever11497]

This movie is in my top 10. I LOVE it that you guys watched it.

[@kissehfodasso]

Man I really do appreciate these videos... Cheers and love from a subscriber from Brasil! Thank You India!

[@mofosoto]

Man what a choice! Nobody is ready for this movie when they watch it, so I couldn’t imagine watching it having only seen a couple dozen movies. A period piece is always a great choice!

[@gold850]

now you must make them watch Inglorious Basterds! tell me the Dr is now playing the villain and it'll get them interested

[@SlideJones]

Wow, what a movie choice. I'll be watching this one beginning to end.

[@johnjohnnston3498]

Great movie pick. I'll suggest an extremely fun watch "The 5th Element", it's a very entertaining sci-fi type movie, not sure if you can find the version they need though for language.

[@cavaliothorson7755]

They're watching my favorite movie of all time. 🤘 Words cannot express how happy I am about this.

[@ubergoober25]

Same 🙏🏼 Watching reactions is the closest I get to experiencing Django for the first time again.

[@Mumrik93]

Oh if you're showing them Django, then you have to start showing them the Clint Eastwood movies! "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly", "Fistfull of Dollars" and "For a few dollars more". They are the most classic western movies of all time!

[@philipmervin6967]

GBU IS great ❤️🇮🇳

[@EpicMRPancake]

Gran Torino too.

[@DIEmicrosoft]

Don't forget the Trinity series with Bud Spencer and Terence Hill. Classic.

[@PatriotJedi]

Tombstone. Trumps all of those. "You're a daisy if ya do"

[@cavaliothorson7755]

Yeah, let's have our boy Josie Wales make those greenhorns whistle Dixie

[@EliBrigante]

IDK how this reached my Algorithm but I’m glad it did lol much love from NY

[@davepowers3194]

With how much they enjoyed Leonardo DiCaprio’s acting in this movie and Titanic, I feel like they would enjoy a few of his other movies too, like Aviator

[@Kawaii_KiKi_Bunny]

Hope the cast and everyone involved in this film making see their lovely reaction. Would make them proud and happy surely. Watching this movie alone was hard ..their company made it a little easier.

[@vincenzoramsay2961]

it is interesting to see how certain general things are unknown to them, while of course they also know about other things, but you notice that they live in a completely different world, these people. Nice channel to look from different cultures👏

[@CalmBrook]

The ending song is from Bud Spencer and Terence Hill movie "lo chiamavano Trinità". Very cool spaghetti western movie!

[@crisco362]

Babu is a national treasure

[@dmschoice2571]

Would have expected _Kill Bill_ as their first Tarantino movie, but considering _Django's_ I'd say it's a really good choice, too. Hope I'll see a _Kill Bill_ react some day, though, and maybe to some Wild West classics, too, like _The Magnificient Seven_ , _TheGood, the Bad and The Ugly_ or maybe even some Bud Spencer/Terence Hill piece like _They call me Trinity_ . At last, _Django's_ end credit theme is originally Trinity's theme!!

[@Trazynn]

They should be informed about who the director is when its relevant. (Spielberg, Tarantino, Christopher Nolan, Denis Villeneuve, James Cameron, Michael Bay) as they often include patterns and themes across their movies so it would be fun if they get a chance to notice such similarities.

[@AntonioRivera28]

they would love kill bill. definintely one of the best tarantino films

[@leafiiloran]

Yes kill bill would be awesome 💯

[@tamarleigh]

Omg Kill Bill is twisted beyond belief, for the love of all things holy please don’t subject these nice people to that. Serial rape of a coma patient, killing a mother in front of her small child, and that’s just like the first few minutes.

[@FortunaeSD]

Silverado.

[@NateKyng]

I absolutely LOVE Babu...I would love to hear his story.

[@willeveleigh5633]

This is one of the best channels on KZbin.

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

CinePhiles React is a way better Tribal React channel. And they dont babble on thru the whole movie

[@orion716]

I found this information on this film. Leonardo DiCaprio, in the dinner scene of "Django", really cut himself when slamming his hand down on the table, accidentally into a porcelain tea cup. As he continued to bleed, he completed his over 4 minute monologue. After Tarantino yelled cut, the entire cast & crew gave him a standing ovation.

[@TheSafierdrgn]

And Hildys reaction when he was rubbing the blood all over her face was a real reaction. The actress was not expecting that.

[@Bell-uf9fn]

Great review! Thank you!

[@archiveit1]

For a more realistic portrayal of American slavery I'd be curious to see their reaction to 12 Years a Slave

[@Ant-bm1qk]

2:23 Dang, Raeen showing off his U.S history knowledge lol

[@michaeltnk1135]

No. He’s just reading the screen

[@BambinaSaldana]

Ok I LITERALLY just watched Django Unchained and thought about them reacting to it. How????

[@jewishspacelaseroperator5410]

Very surprised to see how quickly they understood the concept of chattel slavery based on color here in the states! And the revolt they felt, comparing it to the caste system! In schools in America were often taught that the cast system is just part of life in India and everybody there just doesn’t really care and agrees with it. I’m glad to learn that isn’t true.

[@Xcris_crosX]

Wow I'm surprise you're surprised. They went through the same thing under white British rule. Indian civil rights leader Mahatma Gandhi was the inspiration for Martin Luther King

[@andromidius]

@@Xcris_crosX It was similar at times, but also different. British rule of India was often indirect - essentially letting local rulers continue to rule so long as the taxes and goods kept flowing smoothly (and they didn't much care how it was done). Its how Britain has decided we were the good guys regarding slavery - even though we 100% were not, we just subcontracted it out and pretended it wasn't happening. The Indians were right to be angry at us for centuries of abuse.

[@ChuyChuy]

I'm suprised they think that it doesn't exist anymore, when I have heard otherwise from a very educated Indian woman, and last week I came across a video of an African man traveling in India who kept being told he could not stay at their hotels because he was African. Similarly, a group of American students had similar stories. They booked online, and when they got there, the white women were welcomed in while the black ones were told they couldn't stay there. I am thinking that maybe in their area and village they don't see and face the same things as in other areas or larger cities.

[@The_OneManCrowd]

Damn, that is messed up! @@ChuyChuy

[@Xcris_crosX]

@@ChuyChuy Another thing that still exists in some areas are "Honor Killings" where members of the a family will brutally kill a a girl/woman that brings dishonor to the family

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

17:31 Perfect count. 😂

[@Trazynn]

10:30 there's inflation so they might want be aware that $5.000 in 1858 is worth about $200.000 today. Though to them the $5.000 seems to sound impressive enough as is.

[@falfas55bgas]

I'm so surprised he knew it was 2 years before American civil war. Most young americans don't even know the dates these days.

[@fabianschrotter]

Well he has already proven with comments in other films that he is very intelligent.

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

Theyre just reading the text on the screen lol

[@isisatlantis3168]

Much love from Los Angeles, CA U.S.A.

[@HoodedMushroom]

Awesome, i hope this means more Western movies incoming? Id love to see Dolllars trilogy, or maybe some good spaghetti westerns with Terence Hill and Bud Spencer, or Once Upon a Time in the West etc.

[@maggielove6664]

loved this one!

[@mr.decencykeepinitreal6348]

One of the best movies written and directed by Quentin Tarantino. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@badanhb9791]

Finally, a Tarantino film.

[@AnouskaRue3134]

I think they would love the hunger games and it would make the perfect reaction I can imagine their faces already 😂

[@BigJyeTV]

great content!

[@metalstephie79]

I also would like to request a Halloween movie , Bram Stokers Dracula from 1992.

[@machinegod3000]

Do not forget to set the Dollar trilogy with clint Eastwood somewhere on your list!!

[@abcdefg2174]

Would love to see more Tarantino!

[@shafeeemamdee6638]

@21:14 was the original 1966 Django star Franco Nero. Yeah, it's a remake with "They call me Trinity" (Terence hill, another fantastic western) Soundtrack on top. Great movie still though!

[@ThatBlackPiano]

FANTASTIC!!! I love this movie and everything else made or directed by Quentin Tarantino.❤ He’s SO talented! I’m glad that you chose to share this with them and I hope you share more with them too. More Tarantino AND more M. night Shyamalan too. ☺️

[@Anthyrion]

Phew. I took a quick look on a calculation site. The 7000 $ back then would be over 260.000 $ today

[@grantshearer5615]

Show them TOMBSTONE! One of the greatest westerns ever made. Val Kilmer is amazing as Doc Holiday

[@poopscoopproductions3177]

Yes! Fantastic idea!

[@michaeltnk1135]

Oh wow can’t believe they’re watching this 😂 It’s a great movie

[@troyshilanski380]

Its awesome no censoring. Great job. It di inishes the movie

[@idahaage4121]

Slumdog millionaire and Apocalypse next? ❤❤❤

[@EdwardNortonSSS]

you guys should make them react to the orginal 1966 Django, its really good

[@seanrobey8335]

Totally agree what he said bout stevens his ego is so big he thinks he's untoucable

[@andyjohnson4907]

I'm not sure how low down the caste ladder our friends are, but their reactions to the oppressors' comeuppance is is priceless.

[@yanbaihuzxzxzx]

you can see the respect the rest of the world has for America. They think we never knew poverty or despair. My mother was born in the blue ridge mountains and she grew up without an electricity, running water or a refrigerator, you had salted meat, Springbox, Icebox if you was lucky and a woodstove. This was 1950s USA so the rest of the world doesnt know we was struggling as well. Plus alot of the world doesnt know about our past of slavery and injustice. You can see no matter what the rest of the world does hold us to a higher standard i feel good when they talk good things about us even with our flaws. Bless them.

[@KHAOE1]

5:34 too easy 😂😂😂

[@nathanmcdowell4731]

I was wondering, hypothetically, if these handsome and dignified gentlemen were involved in a caste system or class hierarchy, where would they rank in such a system? Their unique perspectives are so informative and entertaining!❤ Thanks for the content!

[@BambinaSaldana]

They're in India, right? Isn't there a caste system there? I don't think it exists legally, but it probably still exists in society and in people's minds.

[@samwallaceart288]

I remember when watching Interstellar they were talking about all the scientists as being "educated people, not like us". All the same, they're no lesser than anyone else.

[@nathanmcdowell4731]

@@BambinaSaldanawell, the reason I asked was because of the youngest man’s reaction to “Steven” speaking up. It appears that he has several contemptuous reactions when that character chimes in that he doesn’t have towards “Django”, which led me to believe that his caste system would explain the difference in perceptions. No judgements, just found the contrast with the movie’s portrayal of racial prejudice interesting

[@Finn_Anwarunya]

It's so interesting to see what era people from elsewhere think things occurred. 1958. Imagine the wild west was right before the hippy era 😆

[@AlenTudja]

Please more Charlie Chaplin movies 😅 like Circus, The Kid or Modern Times

[@smokinbearbooker4926]

the great dictator would be another good one

[@jaredf6205]

They’ve GOT to watch Inglorious Basterds now!

[@Trazynn]

It's going to be such a whiplash for them to see Christoph Waltz basically play the same character, only evil, looking forward to it.

[@ChuyChuy]

I was thinking last night this would be a good movie for them to watch so I am pleasantly surprised!! Glad to see that Raeen recognized Leonardo DiCaprio from Titanic, and is now a fan of his acting. Maybe they can watch other movies that deal with colorism and oppression in America. Malcom X would be a good one. It would be nice for them to see Jaime playing a different role. Ray could be a good movie too!

[@aidangreen419]

What happined to subtitles at the start of the last gunfight?

[@PuckTheFenguins]

1:58 what are the drinks these gentleman are having?

[@jacobshirley3457]

Fun fact: The Australian that exploded was the director.

[@ll7868]

Hateful 8 was written as the Django sequel that takes place after the Civil War where Django fought for the Union Army, but Django's character was changed to Major Warren played by Sam Jackson because if Django was the main protagonist the plot twists wouldn't have worked, we would have already known Django motives as an ex-bounty hunter and that he wasn't part of Crazy Daisy's gang, Major Warren worked because nobody knew his motives or if he could be trusted, all he had was his fake letter from Abe Lincoln proving he was who he claimed to be.

[@condatis6175]

I think they should see In the Name of the Father. These guys shine when they're shown a story about morality and heroism.

[@stuntmanbob90]

Great Choice, Show them More Tarantino Movies please

[@1x1nDone]

Is this channel bugged? How does this channel not have 1m subs yet

[@Trazynn]

Yeah it should be growing faster than it already does.

[@konliner9286]

These 3 people should see another cowboy films. I recommend The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. I hope they will watch that movie before Babu and Raeen get to watch Back to the Future 3 because cowboys will also be shown in it.

[@mcfmcf4038]

oh wow, they would definitely LOVE the movie "The Revenant". it's a true story of revenge. it was very, very successful, won many awards, and i highly recommend it!

[@Trazynn]

Yes The Revenant would be amazing for this format.

[@Trazynn]

Especially because they seem to like Leonardo Di Caprio, which will make Wolf of Wallstreet interesting as well. And Once Upon a Time In Hollywood probably needs an explanation. That movie doesn't make sense if these people don't understand the Manson murders and how these murders had a very dark influence on American culture. That movie explores what America would be like if the Mansons had invaded the wrong house instead.

[@mcfmcf4038]

@@Trazynn hmmm, not sure about Wolf of Wall Street because I think the excessive debauchery and nudity might be problematic due to religious reasons. But I agree that Leo Dicaprio movies are great choice for them... maybe Catch Me If You Can, or Don't Look Up?

[@Doxymeister]

@@Trazynn I'll have to check that one out, never seen it. I've recently learned a lot about the Manson murders that I never knew before, through some videos on a channel called "America's Untold Stories". One of the guys giving the video was an entertainment journalist and was big in Hollywood during those days--he knows everybody behind the scenes in Hollywood AND has huge insights/contacts involving the intelligence community. "Once Upon a Time In Hollywood" sounds interesting. Thank you for the suggestion. But I agree, Manson is a very complicated--and dark--subject for this channel. These guys are so sweet and wholesome!

[@Trazynn]

@@mcfmcf4038 I'm more worried about them not understanding anything about the stock market which might dampen their enjoyment of Wolf of Wallstreet. They'll enjoy the debauchery I'm sure, they've seen way worse nudity thus far. But it's less fun if they don't understand that he's getting rich through selling junk stock to people wasting their life savings on it. Catch Me If You Can and Don't Look Up are great as well.

[@ZERO9630]

37:15 😂👌ye

[@wetwilly01]

How many times will the “real fun of the game” come?

[@doctorteethomega]

Caste discrimination is even stranger in the USA. But the skin color thing is just as important as it is in the east.

[@joeinbeijing4989]

I really miss Lurch in these videos. I know thats not his name, but I remember them saying his name when they watched The Addams Family

[@ogc4048]

If you want to keep the theme of exploring oppression and apartheid and the history it has in our modern world, Biko, 12 years a slave and the rabbit proof fence are all fantastic movies.

[@killerdad9260]

Hello gentlemen, I like your channel.

[@KERRYPIKE]

For Halloween they should react to the Child's play franchise.

[@srbrant5391]

"Reunite him with god quickly." I love that phrase.

[@tamarleigh]

How about Leonardo DiCaprio as Romeo? That Romeo + Juliet movie was a brilliant modern rendition of the classic, with many awards and nominations for DiCaprio and his costar, the fabulous Claire Danes. (It’s too bad Harold Perrineau didn’t win an award for his performance as Mercutio, too!)

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

Ohh, I like that one very much! Too bad it doesn't get the credit it deserveas!

[@lunard8690]

i suggest the movie THE ODYSSEY from 1997 with lead actor Armand Assante

[@HelminthCombos]

show them some Japanese godzilla movies XD like Biolante or Destroyah or original 1953 or the 2016 movie. just not the 70's era stuff.

[@Xcris_crosX]

Have them react to the1982 movie called *GANDHI*

[@aaliyahthomas1456]

They should react to Harriet (about Harriet Tubman), The Great Debaters, Hidden Figures, and Lean on Me.

[@PatriotJedi]

Have them watch Tombstone, way better than this and has a good true western feel and some of the best casting ever put into a western movie.

[@lukejams]

mad max fury road next please !

[@EveningSoother]

*Highlights:* 🎬 2:56 Less then three minutes from the start, Dr. Schultz shoots the Speck brothers right in the face. Everybody: 🎉 *WILD CHEERS & BEDLAM.* 🎉 This is gonna be epic. 😆 3:59 Django steps on the only Speck brother who's still (barely) breathing. 🎉 *BEDLAM INTENSIFIES* 🎉 9:39 How to be a dapper gentleman. Sponsored by Raeen. 💅 10:34 "Big Daddy" is not immune to the persuasive power of money. Everybody: 👏🤣🤣🤣👏 11:43 In a flashback, Broomhilda gets tortured by Big John. Everybody: 😖😖😖 12:46 Django beats the LIVING CRAP outta Little Ray. 🎉 *UTTER CHAOS* 🎉 15:01 The KKK may carry fire, but Babu and Aman are doing the roasting. 😂 15:38 Dr. Schultz's cart goes BOOM. Everybody: 🎉👏👏👏🎉 18:00 Babu and Aman practice their draw with Django. 💥 18:32 Not Aman shaming Babu for being a coffee and tea fiend. ☕ 19:42 Not Babu turning briefly into the Cleopatra Club's handmaid. 💅 20:05 Candie's nod-of-the-head meme. Babu and Aman: Respectfully nodding their head back to him. 😆 21:04 The brutal fight between the two Mandingo. Babu: 😱 Aman: 😳 Raeen: Too stunned for words. 24:42 D'Artagnan's horrible death. The scene is gut-wrenching, hearing the pain in Babu's voice is even worse. 😢 26:19 We can all count of Babu's partiality for pretty women to lift the mood. The old devil. 😆 26:45 Django is ready to rain bullets on everybody. Babu, Aman and Raeen: fervently trying to convince him _not to._ *YET* 27:45 Babu gets possessed by the spirit of Elisa. 28:22 Broomhilda speaks in German to Dr. Schultz. Everybody: 👏😘 *CLAPS & KISSES* 😘👏 29:28 Broomhilda is about to be reunited with Django. Raeen is *IN-VEST-ED!* Also, total mayhem ensues. 🎉🎉🎉 30:19 Aman has a plan to shut up Stephen. 36:26 Dr. Schultz *REALLY* didn't want to shake Candy's hand. Raeen is clapping so hard he's probably been heard by the whole village. 😆 36:54 Not Aman being so caught in the thick of the action to actually miss Dr. Schultz's death. 🙈 37:13 Watermelons 🍉 37:37 Aman and Raeen are officially in Django's posse. 🐎🐎 38:26 The sharp transition from Aman and Raeen fooling around like idjits to them realising Django is imprisoned and hanging by his feet had me wheezing. 🤣 39:40 Morality 101 with Professor Babu. 41:22 *DJANGOOO!!!* 😆 42:28 Django is raising hell. Raeen is SO on board with that. 👍 43:11 True Love 101 with Professor Aman. 45:09 Django is about to blast Stephen to oblivion. Babu, sweetly: _bYe ByE_ 🤣 45:36 Django strikes the pose. Everybody: 🎉👏👏👏🎉 48:11 About mud in the streets vs mud in people's heart. 50:27 Shout out to Leo! 51:02 Shout out to Christoph! 51:30 Babu sings for us about how humans should love other humans. Hear, hear. ❤

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

Bruh wtf

[@mm37too]

​@@user-wr9ej6xe4jit's awesome! I look forward to this every episode. It's like a Cliffs Notes for me. Perfect!

[@mm37too]

You really worked hard on this one. Great job!

[@EveningSoother]

@@mm37too Thank you for the comment(s)! I had a lot of fun this time around, they were super invested, the video is brimming with goodies. 😆

[@resting.potato]

Inglorious Basterds or Fury is a must watch for them!

[@Trazynn]

They're both great movies. But do Fury _before_ Inglorious Bastards. Fury is a serious war movie and Inglorious Basterds is satire. Watching a satire WW2 movie before watching a serious WW2 movie is confusing (and yes they've already seen serious WW2 movies, but better to safe the satire for later).

[@missourigreen051]

Fury is a really good movie and I'm someone who doesn't like war movies.

[@DzikiFinansista]

Spiderman by Sam Raimi please! 😊