"You Won't Get Hitler." - Inglourious Basterds (2009)

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"You Won't Get Hitler." - Inglourious Basterds (2009) #shorts #inglouriousbasterds #movie
Inglourious Basterds is a 2009 war film written and directed by Quentin Tarantino, starring Brad Pitt, Christoph Waltz, Michael Fassbender, Eli Roth, Diane Kruger, Daniel Brühl, Til Schweiger and Mélanie Laurent. The film tells an alternate history story of two plots to assassinate Nazi Germany's leadership-one planned by Shosanna Dreyfus, a young French Jewish cinema proprietor, and the other planned by the British but ultimately conducted solely by a team of Jewish American soldiers led by First Lieutenant Aldo Raine. Christoph Waltz co-stars as Hans Landa, an SS colonel in charge of tracking down Raine's group. The title was inspired by Italian director Enzo G. Castellari's 1978 Euro War film The Inglorious Bastards, though Tarantino's film is not a remake of it.
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[@movieinsightreal]

YOU CAN WATCH THIS MOVIE "INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS" (2009), THROUGH OUR WEBSITE IN OUR BIO

[@Berkian]

Thanks bro, I thought it was Kill Bill

[@MrKoalaKlaws]

Kill Bill? I thought this was Saving Private Ryan

[@Brickcityluv]

What’s next lies on ice ?!🧊

[@andy313131313136]

The writer forgot about Himler, that lunatic was responsible for so many atrocities, that if they killed the other 4 he would have taken power. He was so crazy that things may have been much worse

[@colinyandon6137]

This ISN'T The Little Mermaid??? Then why is Sebastion in it?

[@arthurquiliao2675]

I really appreciate christopher waltz's ability to play an absolute a-hole.

[@t0m653]

More like cartoonish villain

[@BG.........]

​@@t0m653he plaid a psychopath nazi pretty well

[@stairwaytoheaven8]

​@@t0m653Yeah because all of the Nazis weren't near pure fucking evil in their time, he's not cartoonish at all if anything he's very realistic

[@chevy383jt]

​@@t0m653cartoonish? More like extremely smart and knew that Germany was losing the war. Quentin portraying him as a homosexual, high level ss officer, in nazi Germany is hilarious, but not cartoonish.

[@ONEOFUS767]

Pretty easy to be an asshole and hell of alot harder to be nice

[@Metal-Gear-Moogle]

Tarantino almost canned this movie because he couldn't find an actor who could speak German, French, and English and could also skillfully act. Then one day, in Waltzed Christoph

[@yurisv7315]

Nice Pun. ;)

[@atallguynh]

Well... sorta. He had Christoph in mind all along. The "almost canned" part was that Christoph wouldn't agree to do the part and Tarentino couldn't find anyone else so well qualified. So I've read.

[@why_i_]

Not forget Italian 😅😊

[@BenE8844]

Actually, he couldn’t make this film after years. I I do remember correctly, he had the idea for this film after Jackie Brown, but couldn’t find a good actor, plus, cinema was only barely starting to improve and evolve, so like Cameron with Avatar “he waited”. And it was worth it.

[@chevy383jt]

He's in my top three best Actors ever.

[@NaughtyToaster]

"your mission, what some would call a terrorist plot..." kills me every time

[@dumann9142]

Stalingrad (1993)

[@NaughtyToaster]

@@dumann9142 never seen this, scant googling has me very excited thank you!!

[@Pamojah]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@user-re7qu6gb7o]

Said the nazi

[@John.McMillan]

A factual statement

[@tuprincipe]

He’s naming them off like Santa’s reindeer

[@jozz2248]

Just needed a Rudolf... Hess already a prisoner in the UK at that time perhaps, after his solo flight to Scotland.

[@wilhelmburgdorf9309]

@@jozz2248there’s Rudolf Rudel, a Stuka ace that aided a lot of Neo Nazi organizations after ww2, including the greater reich party in west Germany

[@stonehenge55]

The Hess truck comes out with the reindeer every Christmas and supposedly gets better than ever each year

[@HumanBeingsRThinkingBeings]

Mind Begs the Question: - If policies of Starvation,Death Camps,Gas Chambers/White Phosphorus,Pogroms,Ethnic Cleansing,etc are repeated - Doesn't amount to Holocaust?

[@Pamojah]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Dabinci_]

Shorts went from Django to pulp fiction to now bastards haha

[@ladonmccabe]

Dang, you got pulp fiction? I got reservoir dogs

[@Chasing_Cloudz]

​@@ladonmccabei got all four. Did i end the war?

[@gore0802]

​@@Chasing_CloudzW reference 👑

[@Mo-re8yo]

Same

[@VicEntity]

Didn't get to see any Pulp Fiction shorts, but I saw some from Reservoir Dogs

[@BEngles48]

Christopher Waltz’s performance is an absolutely masterpiece and deserves every bit of praise. Brad Pitt’s accent in this movie is also fantastic.

[@gore0802]

A-river-dur-cheee! Gorlami. Correcto 😂😂

[@Mccaid]

Take either one of them out and the movie sucked.

[@sullym1867]

Yeah, this scene isn’t a great example but Pitt really did nail the accent at times.

[@Bulldozer7296]

​@xxkenshinxx5772😂😂😂 this one right here. Said it straight faced as well

[@d911tru4]

Pitts' accent is over the top. Just doesn't seem natural. Heard a lot better American speakers.

[@donaldarthur3497]

WALTZ a mans boss!!!" One great actor. Pulled this gig off to perfection.

[@ShockwaveTheLogical]

I could listen to Cristoph Waltz for hours. His voice is a brilliant blend of calm and intelligence as well as intimidation and pride.

[@holymosey2556]

And psychopathy

[@bassegoder]

Yes and psychopathy. Maybe some child triggers, because his awesome perfect acting should not let anyone calm or feel good.

[@spazemfathemcazemmeleggymi272]

​@@bassegoderyou communist are always the same.

[@bassegoder]

Sending you some love ​@@spazemfathemcazemmeleggymi272

[@NFN8_MoneyMoves]

I was thinking the same thing... he should read books for Audible. LOL

[@blaizecunningham6080]

Hands down the best scene in the whole movie, and its all because of Christopher Waltz.

[@sayjinpat4life]

I like the 1st one more.

[@chevy383jt]

​@@sayjinpat4lifeThe first scene is fantastic, but sad.

[@FeeshCTRL]

​@@chevy383jtSuch is war

[@exchangedspider]

eating strudel and cream made out of lard is the best scene, the tension in the scene is unparalleled.

[@tiga1079]

Nah when Donnie comes out of the tunnel that’s the best scene

[@lexx5313]

This movie was such A BINGO!

[@commandingjudgedredd1841]

Oooooh!

[@robinbby55]

You just say bingo...

[@itzbebop]

Bingoooo how funnn

[@DB-cx6uc]

👏🏻👦🏼🗣*ooOOooOooOo*

[@quackhead8938]

Tired jewish hollywood propaganda

[@richiealba5845]

Brad Pitt sounds like he’s trying to do a Matthew McConaughey impression

[@Natallou55]

He wasn't great in this tbh although I always love seeing him

[@Michael-os1om]

" Gourlami ! "

[@krasius47]

What a masterful actor. Waltz is just phenomenal.

[@sergiomendoza4850]

It’s incredible how evil waltz is in this movie lol. He’s evil as fuck and he pretty much wins. He succeeded in everything he set out to do, the only reason we feel satisfied with the ending for him specifically is the swastika being carved into his face. But if that didn’t happen he just would’ve won. He would’ve been evil as fuck and gotten away with it. Great villain.

[@LostWallet]

he still succeeded in his plan. he will be able to take asylum in the US as per agreement with the US government. he can even sue and sked for reprimand from the government for their people action that disfigure his face. sure its satisfy that he will have to live with the Nazi mark in his face and that might make his life a bit difficult, but in the end of the day, he get what he wanted

[@Phillisophical]

That’s only in the version where that happens. The other version ending is literally everyone dies including Aldo. There are 2 or 3 endings I think.

[@bumfricker2487]

I find what happens to Landa to be quite a compelling loss: he assumes a level playing field, that all enemies as competent as him must be playing the same "game". In the end though the Americans are not as obedient (one might say "loyal," or better yet cowardly) towards their superiors, and the Basterds, even Aldo, much more likely to risk themselves to make things as miserable as possible for just one more Nazi. Because it *is* personal.

[@anonimus370]

@@Phillisophical yeah, but other "endings" might as well be fantasy, cuz they don't exist in the movie.

[@ralphpierroii4626]

…a swastika carved in one’s face is not nothing tho…

[@Militaria-pr9rj]

Himmler: “am I a joke to you?”

[@artursruseckis4242]

Himmler was entering in separate peace negotiations on his own (historically - quite a bit later though), so his death was not required for the end of war. For the fictional universe of Tarantino, we can assume that Landa was very well informed about Himmler's traitorous nature and in fact - wanted to act quicker so that he, and not Himmler, would be credited for ending the war.

[@COSMOLIFTforyou]

Himmler and Bormann were useless

[@smittyDXPS3]

​​@@artursruseckis4242 That's partially correct. There were some in the British government who would have accepted Himmler's peace but that was before two events, the Potsdam Conference and Pearl Harbor, where the allies agreed to accept only a full unconditional surrender from Germany and when Germany declared war on the United States. Goring and Himmler both tried to negotiate a peace but this was in violation of the agreement made at Potsdam with Stalin and the Allies. Himmler was still the Reichmarshal and officially successor to Hitler, he wasn't discovered and removed from the position by Hitler until late April 1945, and his secret peace talks were not going on in June 1944. Even the July plot was meant to only happen if Col. Von Staufenberg could kill Hitler and Himmler both at the Wolf's Lair. Himmler absolutely needed to die.

[@filmandfirearms]

An SS officer would see Himmler taking power in the absence of Hitler and his loyalists as a good thing, and so wouldn't likely want to draw attention to it. Essentially, for Landa, this whole operation is a win-win situation. Either the Americans succeed in their plan, in which case Himmler takes over and sets Germany on what he sees as the right path, or he stops them and is lauded as a hero. Either way, he's better off

[@captainpoppleton]

Bormann was a gatekeeper, not a decision maker. Himmler was in charge of the extermination camps, therefore should have been in the 4 mentioned names instead of Bormann. Actually events demonstrated that only Hitler needed to be dead for the war to end.

[@jsprite123]

Pitt acts like he is in a cartoon whereas Waltz acts as if he is in a movie...

[@filmandfirearms]

Cristoph Waltz is a classical actor. He becomes the character, through and through. Brad Pitt is Hollywood

[@Paws42]

This is what I expected/hoped we'd get from him in Spectre. But sadly they gave him nothing to work with

[@DPMusicStudio]

That's the damn truth

[@alyxg2764]

Such a great villain played so goddamn well

[@dougieranger]

Waltz was incredible in this role. He thoroughly deserved his Oscar.

[@pennclick]

Christoph’s voice is ASMR

[@divinefallfromgrace]

One of the definitions of 'acting perfection'... Waltz OWNS this movie. 👌🏻

[@jajajaja2624]

This man is a real actor.

[@jeffstewart3342]

hes just that, an actor

[@EATSLEEPDRIVE2002]

Christoph waltz will always be underrated, no matter how much recognition he gets.

[@John.McMillan]

I don't think enough people appreciate the line of "Your mission, some would call a terrorist plot, is still a "go"". Subtle writing like that is what I love about Tarantino movies.

[@HEE_HEE__]

Getting massive Dr. Shultz and django vibes from this clip Edit: forgot how much actors can transform their bodies for filming movies, thanks for reminding me.

[@samhobart2754]

Hmmmm I wonder why....

[@user-kj5qy8ip5v]

​@@samhobart2754its almost like its the same actor

[@Jacob-pl3ni]

Oo that’s a bingo

[@Jdabomb93]

@@Jacob-pl3ni We just say “bingo.”

[@lactatingcow2598]

@@Jdabomb93BINGO! Ahaha how fun!

[@niceguyofgames9490]

Talk about “Bargaining from a position of power”. Man knows he’s got all the power (for the moment) and he delights in it.

[@ValensBellator]

I struggle to think of a more likable villain than this guy. You have to keep reminding yourself that he’s a complete monster 😂

[@somecallmejorge2462]

Nah, the intro sets up his character nicely. He portrays politeness in a sickly sweet manner until he drops all pretense and dryly accuses the farmer of sheltering Jews. Not only this switch, but also the way in which he betrays his own cause in what he considered to be a full proof plan shows his true colors. Landa truly considers himself a polished gentleman, an elite that is without reproach. All the while, he's a Nazi who prides himself in the ability to hunt and kill his fellow man. The man is a psychopath.

[@davechongle]

@@somecallmejorge2462fr, idk how people can think hes "likable", hes polite and courteous sure, but hes a FUCKIN NAZI! absolutely ridiculous how people praise fuckin nazis in pretty much any media portraying them.

[@bumfricker2487]

I wouldn't call him "likeable" at all - it's an excellent performance by Waltz but if you can empathize with his victims you can see how cruel the character actually is, and what his politeness is hiding.

[@edwardrobinson7726]

Dude is literally wearing a Nazi uniform wdym you need a reminder?

[@AG-ek3qd]

What a nice man, wanting to end the war. Honestly, I don’t know why tuxedo man is so uncooperative with this elegant prestigious medal man. Also, it sounds like they’re playing DND set in WW2.

[@thewhiteknightman]

What a lovely idea

[@sabotabby3372]

Say... He's probably gonna take off that uniform after it's over isn't he?

[@dabosscolony5039]

​@sabotabby3372 Well, we can't be having that, can we?

[@ebnus3146]

​@@sabotabby3372I mean, he can't wear it all the time right? At some point he has to take it off

[@dozensofknives9104]

Unironically the entire plan is made like a plot a d&d group would make

[@dabbingtoast7743]

It can’t be stated enough how *fucking* good of an actor Christoph Waltz is. Love that man.

[@marclaporte3710]

I always thought it strange that Himmler was completely left out of this entire plot.

[@TNM001]

Himmler was the "crazy guy"...tolerated, but now where near respected enough to carry the war if the others died.

[@Ultinarok47]

Himmler had no real legislative power over the war itself, only the handling of foreign territories, which Germany was rapidly losing at this point. Himmler was extremely powerful, but only because all POWs and subjugated peoples were under his jurisdiction. He had very little effect on the politics of Nazi Germany or the war effort, while Hitler, Goebbels, Goring and Bormann did. Also, Himmler was a front commander at this point, having been appointed due to Hitler's lack of faith in his generals. So Himmler was commanding forces like any other officer at this point. He could be captured/forced to surrender through military means.

[@filmandfirearms]

Himmler wanted to overthrow Hitler and install the SS as the sole government authority in Germany. Both of which are things that Landa would see as good things, and likely wouldn't want to risk giving anyone any ideas about removing him as well

[@seronymus]

He was too busy trying to contact Hyperborean demons in Ahnenerbe blood rituals to help bomb the Soviet front

[@jasonbennett60]

Love the little “some would call it a terrorist plot” out the side of his mouth 😂 what a fantastic actor.

[@user-sk9bx7wp2n]

The only reason I'm replying to this is because i can't find the place to t an original comment. Brad Pitt is not a great actor, he is mediocre at best, Christof Waltz is the far superior actor, and Pitt's accent or whatever it is is laughable.

[@fellipedasilva99]

“And you need all four to end the war.” “Is that a quest?”

[@wheely_boi_6846]

“No, that is a test..”

[@chuckselvage3157]

Christoph Waltz one of the great acting performances.

[@cpob2013]

Arguably one of the most fascinating characters put to cinema

[@anggaadityawirawan3573]

Christopher Waltz's act as Hans Landa was a masterpiece.

[@anthonyt219]

So basically the bad guy won in the end, but he gets marked by Pitt lol

[@ferrueda9732]

El trabajo de Chris Waltz, es extraordinario.Sólo por el hecho de interpretar con tanta solvencia su personaje en cuatro idiomas diferentes,merece ser reconocido como uno de los mejores actores de la historia del cine

[@joshuagoodyear221]

I love how Landa snuck in "Some would call it a terrorist plot" so casual. I spit my drink out some when I heard that the first time. Lmao 😂 I rewound that part like 10x I thought it was so funny lol.

[@hzmicide1738]

I loved the scene where Aldo gets a bag thrown over his head and is tied up and he just immediately starts cussing them to filth as soon as the bag goes over his head 😂

[@dparis2172]

Perfect casting, perfect acting juxtaposed to not so great casting and not so great acting is my impression of this short.

[@bernardqblack]

One of the top 5 performances of all time. Absolutely brilliant.

[@ohhshiii4518]

Ahh yes, he went from teaming up with the darkest skin around to hating everyone and everything.

[@divinefallfromgrace]

Other way 'round, but yes. 😄

[@renel8964]

Note how he was a hero in Django. Vs what made him a villain here

[@Connection-Lost]

@@renel8964 The only thing that made him a villain here is that you're not immune to propaganda. Sweetie :)

[@Tjthemedic]

​@@Connection-Lostlol, follow your leader why don't you. for the 'master race' they sure sucked ass at not getting completely eviscerated and bombed into ash

[@ryancahill2315]

@@Connection-Lostso nazis we’re heroes?

[@ANISHKUMAR-ue9vn]

there is a flaw in this movie, ain't no way a German would've understood a single word of Aldo said in that American accent.

[@lalli8152]

I think it just depends. I dont speak that good english, and such, but i have never had trouble understanding for example southern american accent once i learned to understand english. Hans in the movie also speaks like 5 languages fluently so he knows thing or two about languages.

[@jeremytheoneofdestiny8691]

His accent sounds absolutely ridiculous, it ruins the scene for me

[@lalli8152]

@@jeremytheoneofdestiny8691 He is just talking in thick accent because the character is hillbilly from appalachia

[@muckus_the_macka7340]

I understand it easily. No idea what you mean with that. You're saying that like every german has a low English skill ceiling.....

[@ChefZee1964]

@@jeremytheoneofdestiny8691 i thought i was the only one that thought this. Unconvincing & throaty…

[@rossjohnson1872]

He rips the emotion out of the audience, the "I want to slap him silly" response.

[@six66string]

Tarantino really lucked out discovering waltz. He’s such a good actor and makes a unique and terrifying villain

[@ChristopheJOUAN-qd3xu]

When "Inglorious Basterds" was released in France, the french 3rd TV channel programmed an austrian telefilm with Christoph Waltz as one of the main characters. It was quite impressive to see his performance in that telefilm as he was already far better than the two other actors. The rest is History now...

[@ThatHungryAfricanChild]

So he strangles von hammersmark for betrayal but ends up being the biggest traitor of them all

[@MicrowaveOvenVideo]

i think the strangulation was more so for underestimating him and insulting him

[@j.w.b5048]

That seemed to be personal. She sold him for dumb multiple times.

[@ThatHungryAfricanChild]

I strangled you to death because you called me dumb, yeah no.

[@frankcizmich6074]

He was just being terrifyingly practical.

[@dying2survive298]

That scene become even more terrifying when I find out he was actually strangling her. 😬

[@edskins420]

Do we see how insanely flawless movie making/acting can be?? Scenes and movies like these are why we love motion pictures so much!!

[@V0NRH1NE]

Brad Pitt did a great job playing an evil bad guy in this movie.

[@kashiffazal1580]

How many takes must have it taken to Perfect the scenes... Amazing work from all involved

[@workingstiff0586]

Goddamn I love this movie, I don't know why, but I do.

[@b.solomon.israeli]

That's the purest kind of love.

[@RyanHarris77]

“You need all four to end the war” is a masterpiece line. It is elegant, memorable, and indicates a critical turning point in the plot.

[@KarpetBurn]

The way this man articulates his words is absolutely amazing. Great actor 👏

[@LastSpartan2000]

Apart from this great movie, the Nazi uniforms were very elegant

[@swide2750]

the Italians are to thank for that 😅

[@brinkusminkus4964]

You do not, under any circumstances, have to hand it to the Nazis

[@tavish4699]

​@@swide2750thats fucking bullshit The italians have nothing to Do with it

[@tavish4699]

​@@brinkusminkus4964yea you do

[@ratinmeatmeatinrat]

​@@brinkusminkus4964gotta hand it to the Nazis, they had some good shower systems

[@IronEddie13]

“OHHHH THATS A BINGO” It that it the American expression?

[@lukefriedman2154]

Christoph waltz is the greatest actor nobody talks about...he is phenomenal

[@HOLY_SPIRIT_GOD]

Hes the guy thay would make you flip tables...

[@c.b.816]

Great villain. Informs some of my more evil BBEG's...

[@Mr__Geno]

Such an amazing movie.

[@dancemunki]

Waltz is a very good actor. All his roles are absolutely a joy to watch.

[@X-Prime123]

One of the best roles in cinema history.

[@paulgrimm]

He played a perfect tool

[@jamesdawson6424]

Gorlomi.....

[@weirdshibainu]

Waltz was incredibly smooth in this clip.

[@sayandewan2860]

The ending was historically accurate.

[@johnc2438]

It was a "war crime" to strangle the luscious, delicious Diane Kruger. I could not believe what I was seeing until she was dead. That scene was truly shocking, especially the "inglorious" way Christoph Waltz acted out that scene. "Arrest that officer!"

[@brutis41]

End the war tonight? Id take the deal...

[@Tigs2]

Christopher Waltz is an incredible actor!

[@cawndor]

I just realized the deal mever needed to be made. "Inform the cinema," the owner of the cinima was also plotting to kill them all. While he could've called someone else, perhaps.

[@DelightLovesMovies]

haha Brad's accent.

[@NoNameTV.]

Genuinely the most lovable and adorable villain. How the fuck did Tarantino make someone who kills innocent Jewish people into a fucking MLP character.

[@Dont_Scream]

This movie was full of fantastic actors

[@ForestHillbillyWillie]

I love how Waltz’s interviews throughout this film play as chess matches that he always wins. But his harshest critics/final opponents had the final say, of which he was forever left to remember his winning ways- poetic justice at its finest!

[@johnstamos4186]

You're forgetting Himmler....I doubt he would give up

[@youtubevidz4831]

That’s not Himmler…you’re thinking of someone else.

[@therufflife4121]

He's right Himmler tried to surrender but no he didn't go to the UK to do it

[@andrewroberts7428]

@@petesahad3028 rudolf hess

[@peeweemax100]

Very true, especially since he has an army of killers

[@LordAbaddon]

Brad Pitts terrible accent really made this movie hard to watch.

[@chrisboyer4194]

And you're like the only person who has said that, soooooooo........

[@LordAbaddon]

@@chrisboyer4194 Did I hurt your feelings is the truth? I am sorry that reality hurts you.

[@phoenixmodellingphotography]

​@@LordAbaddonBro he's allowed to have a different opinion than you without being upset

[@LordAbaddon]

@@phoenixmodellingphotography LOL, it works both ways.

[@gibster9624]

This is your public service announcement. It's Christoph, not Christopher. This has been your public service announcement.

[@FlyhighLittleDrone]

I just can’t take Brad Pitts accent in this one.

[@mgtexan4721]

Likely my favorite character in a Tarantino movie. Hans was a gread character.

[@dh3913]

This is one of if not my favorite movie of all time at least 50% due to Waltz’ performance. It’s just so damn good

[@hg-javelingaming2690]

Guy sounds exactly like the bounty hunter from Django

[@KaiusWaffenCid]

He's the best actor for this character, hands down ❤️

[@nelsonlugo3634]

Only Christoph Waltz could play a Nazi with such relish for his job. Evil little bastard. Great acting. And he won the Oscar.

[@mid.nightrunners8157]

This dude single handedly gave us ome of the funniest, best War movies in all of history

[@herrlich1461]

He's got an amazing set of medals there.

[@hoorootv1]

Christoph Waltz has a certain way of delivery which I love...Refer Django Unchained

[@mrad69]

Best villain ever

[@BobDingus-bh3pd]

I never understood that “what’s next, lies on ice?” line.

[@barry4302]

Did you forget about Himmler? The only person who had the power to take over.

[@Youngstown529]

No matter when I see this film, I'm drawn to it. Every scene is so engaging I can't help but watch.

[@user-ox5eg5ez1m]

This movie, like most, was the first time that I saw Christoph Waltz. I fell in love with him. He became my favorite actor!

[@pedrorivera8255]

Waltz German and Pitts southern accent hit hard😂

[@suspiciousllama385]

And that's a Bingo!

[@maurice-michaelhannah3725]

Christopher's natural acting talent is the Waltz of script roles. His name says it all.

[@ianwyld3839]

Talented duo right here

[@wernerheizenberg]

Played in films as both a Hero and a Villain, and his act was outstanding in both. Such a talent is Mr. Walts.

[@animeguysarereal]

Christopher waltz best actor

[@BladeDrummer]

Christoph Waltz is one of the greatest actors alive. Hans Landa is an absolute masterclass in how to act.

[@H3LLS3NT4SS4SS1N]

The way he drops “…your mission, some would say ‘terrorist plot,’ is still a go!” blends dramatic and comedic acting SO seamlessly that is it virtually impossible to decide, syllable by syllable, which the esteemed Christoph Waltz is more thoroughly engaged in any at precise moment. This role was a fucking masterclass. Pay attention, aspiring drama dorks!

[@Eltonoliveira-zx3zg]

He always is very kind.

[@franktrevinoDUH]

This was an ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE

[@svp3rn0v47]

He played his role this good. There’s no way for me to unsee it in other movies he played in.