@@2kgaming225 yh, tragic story this was. if anyone asks who is the best director it would definitely be tarantino. the mf blew himself up for a movie, thats enough to show how dedicated he was. RIP
@@hollywoodslym Yea Denzel would've killed it but Django would be older than Schultz and I think they wanted a difference there so that's why Jamie got the part.
@@hollywoodslym Agreed. No matter who played him. Django would still be the best part of the movie. His characters change from beginning to the end was amazing.
Miscellaneous Mind younger denzel for sure but i still think he wouldnt be as good as jamie foxx, this role is just perfect for him, so much so that i pray we get a seaquel
I love that Django is saved by the handbill. It’s just like Schultz said earlier in the movie “it’s good luck. You always keep the handbill of your first bounty.” And because of that Django had it on him and was able to use it to fool them
I love that the slave who said "damn sure" and was mean mugging Django earlier (rightfully so) ended the scene smiling, knowing Django just played everybody with his badassery.
John White what in the flying fuck does this have to do with this movie, this comment, this video, or the Democratic Party? Fuck off and go post your bullshit somewhere else dipshit.
Tarantino: Hear me out Foxx: Okay... Tarantino: I can put the n word in the script as much as i want Foxx: Im listening... Tarantino: In exchange you get to blow me up with dynamite Foxx; HELL YEAH!
@FTW666 COVFEFE It isn't supposed to look real... It's stylized. It's supposed to be a satirical take/homage to spaghetti western blood splatter. It's funny how you wish death upon someone you don't even understand.. Hell, you don't even understand BASIC FILMMAKING.
@@MrCholoPants3415 He didn't say to you what it was or wasn't supposed to look like, dipshit, he just said he wished it looked the other way. God, I hate idiots so much. -_-
One of the Australians is played by John Jarrett who played the killer in Wolf Creek. Tarantino said he was the scariest villain he has ever seen in a horror movie. He made sure he would work with him one day.
In the middle of all he killed tarantino comments i would just like to point out how this scene was sort of passing of the torch from doctor to django as the doctor used to get out of situations in the same manner django manipulated them here to let him go, Smooth talking them into beliving his story and too put the icing on the cake the wanted poster he kept really was good fortune
Not only that, but Django passed on the torch by clearly inspiring the other slave who admired Django for standing up for his freedom to the same, in some way or the other. I just love that final shot of the slave watching Django ride away in awe and nodding, as if he finally saw that freedom WAS attainable.
@@AndyFriday And also, by not explicitly helping the other slaves, he shows them that freedom is something they have to achieve and experience on their own terms. It's a polar opposite to how Dr Schultz behaved when he freed Django, and I think that's a deliberate choice in the writing. Schultz obviously cared for Django and wanted to help free Brumhilde, but he did this by treating Django a bit like a child or a student. Telling him what to do and how to do it because he was sure he knew better. But you could argue that his complicated plan just ended up putting them all in greater danger. Django was much more successful when he was free to make his own decisions. He still went by what he'd learned from Schultz but he took it in his own direction. And I kinda think that by not helping or even really acknowledging these slaves, he's telling them that they can go in their own directon too. And they'll be free-er, or something, because their initial decision to be free was their own.
Agree, furthermore, I don't really care if they call a black man "MONKEY" cause in Spanish the word "Django" sure sounds like it. I also don't care if they call the Lone Ranger's Indian companion "Tonto" which menas "Fool" in Spanish.
bob stone Interestin fact, Tarantino's mom had a black boyfriend while he was growing him. He introduced Quentin to Blaxploitation films of the 70s, and would take him to the cinema every weekend. He does use the N word in film a lot, but I think a lot of people grant him a pass, because he truly loves the culture, and that's what he heard growing up.
This is arguably the best scene in the movie. Especially when the slave he argued with in the beginning smiles to show appreciation of how much of a goat Django is
@@luisfelipe6368 That would make a lot more sense if they were in California instead of the South. The distance they'd have to travel just to do some slave trader stuff is a bit absurd, especially when they could just do that in Australia instead.
@@InfernosReaper Yeah, people forget how expensive travel was back in the day. Just as there were black slaves, there were also a ton of white slaves in the form of indentured servitude, where they would have to work 5-7 years just to pay off their transport costs. Especially from Australia, remember you'd have to travel around the horn of Africa, which was treacherous, as they couldn't circumnavigate yet, or at least didn't have any regular routes.
My favourite Tarantino cameos just happen to be in two of my all-time favourites from him--Jimmy in Pulp Fiction and the dead SS officer getting scalped in Inglourious Basterds.
jmiester25 what makes it fumny is thsy dynamite was so unstable back then,(still is) that tossing it around like that would ignite them amd hes just, casually tossing them around lol
No one pointing out how good the writing is. Dude said “I just got the sights fixed”, Django says “that’s good to know.” *proceeds to hip fire everyone*
play it back frame by frame, the initial explosion isn't fire, it's like orange and black powder shooting out from his satchel and then there is a secondary explosion that goes off in FRONT of him that they probably added post production
so, that scene in Inglorious bastards, where the theatre screen catches on fire they actually had 50+ extras panicking and running away from a flame 10 feet away from them?
He looked at the camera for a reason. Tarantino never does something neither puts any object or material you see in his movies accidentaly, everything means something. (Dont tell me that when they were editing the movie and putting parts together, the editor did not notice Tarantinos character aukwardly looking at the camera!!)
Kenny Doorye you’re missing the point mate, they had no reason to suspect he was gonna shoot them dead, they thought he was on their side, he lied and they bought it, they just REALLY bought it
i was screaming give him the gun throughout the entire scene mostly because they deserved their deaths but also it doesn't make sense that they trusted the guy so easily,they could have kept their eyes and guns on him.......they're from the west i'm sure they've been tricked many times,west teaches you not to trust anyone,they could also not give him a gun at all and just force him to take them there
The thing I love most about this movie is that Django is basically a superhero whose superpower is just bravery. Anyone could do what he does if they could have that little hesitation... But real humans can't. Yet that's what makes him an inspiration
@@Aaliyahchannel2024 Django doesn't do anything real humans can't do, except make every decision he needs to at the exact moment needed without hesitating
gio garsevanidze Tarantino was the guy that exploded, which would be third. Pause after he shoots the first guy and you can see his eyes pressed closed from the blood spray.
Is it just me or anyone else also was kinda hoping the 4 of them would team up and go on more bounties together. Tarantino is so good at writing rich and colourful characters only to blow them up 5 min later XD
When he shoots the first guy, he didn't aim where he was supposed to. You can see the muzzle flash go off near the bottom of his stomach (actually blows the flap of his jacket away) but the blood spurt comes out near the center of his torso.
I’ve always loved the films Tarantino’s acted in. Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, From Dusk Till Dawn, Death Proof, and this. I know he’s primarily a director (and he’s really good at it) but MAN he acts well. He pulls off an amazing accent, as short as his scene is. If you’re a fan of Tarantino and want to see him in a major acting role, then check out From Dusk Till Dawn.
3:29 Most badass thing I have seen for a long time... The sound effect when the smoke clears is perfect too. Its not ridiculous enough to seem out of place, but its dramatic enough to have an impact!
You know that Tarantino is the master of the unexpected that first time I watched this movie, for a moment I really believed that he was going back to Candyland with them as a backup and that they will be killed in the gunfire
I remember going to see this at the movies. I was more excited to see Leo be a bad guy. Jamie absolutely killed it. Still my favorite movie of all time. This scene was amazing all the way down to the music que when he shoots Tarantino. The whole cast and script was perfect. Excellent movie🍿
Fun fact, when filming this Dicaprio even admitted he felt wrong being so racist and dropping "Hard Rs" until Samuel Jackson basically cornered him and went "Motherfucker this is TUESDAY for us, just roll with it" more or less.
For anyone who didn’t notice, the guy in the blue shirt with the wide hat, Michael Parks, was also the sheriff who gets shot by Quentin in the opening of From Dusk Till Dawn, I think he was in Death Proof and a few others. RIP 💯
The theatrics are so awesome. How the rustling of the dynamite was intensified so smoothly but exaggerated. He is very good at what he does, who he casts and just seemingly every aspect of it.
I'm white but I loved this scene. The whole movie actually. Django got total revenge and he was entitled to it. Right down to the ending when he...........watch the movie 😎
Can't believe Tarantino killed himself just for that one scene
That's dedication to the role
His dedication to his craft is, and always will be remembered. R.I.P.
Wait what?
@@2kgaming225 yh, tragic story this was. if anyone asks who is the best director it would definitely be tarantino. the mf blew himself up for a movie, thats enough to show how dedicated he was. RIP
@@hammadisntreal why would he do that?
You know he’s badass when a character kills his own director
Yeah Tarantino is the truth
nice usernames on u 2
Hahahaha
Hahahaha
Which one of these three is is the director?
the fact that Tarantino made a full recovery is a miracle in itself
Interesting right? He really pulled that out. Such an inspiring man.
he had some rly good doctors
"Django" is the sound of the Spanish word "chango" which means "monkey".
I don't believe in this kind of coincidences.
He even won an Oscar after rehab, legend!
@@rubicunduseratiudas1264 the ‘a’ is pronounced differently in those words
The clanking sound of the dynamite sticks is pure ear candy
That's so weird, I was thinking the same thing as that part was playing out.
suuud ikr
Ikr I love it for some reason.
Thought it was just me
Finally I’m not the only who feels the same
I still can't imagine Will Smith as Django. Jamie Foxx knocked it out of the park.
Yeah I agree
Denzel was offered the part too
I think he would’ve done a good as well
@@hollywoodslym Yea Denzel would've killed it but Django would be older than Schultz and I think they wanted a difference there so that's why Jamie got the part.
CJMW yea I was thinking that too
The would have to be different but still good either way
@@hollywoodslym Agreed. No matter who played him. Django would still be the best part of the movie. His characters change from beginning to the end was amazing.
I'm so glad that Will Smith rejected the role
Why did he reject?
Too much N words and racism going around his head maybe?
@@qwerttzizzi because he felt that the role of Django wasnt big enough, that Waltz had the lead role, and not him.
@@Xyb3rTeCh have you seen bad boys? Nah, its cos he felt the role wasnt big enough for him to play
Chris Hansen and when Will Smith found out how successful Django unchained was he regretted turning it down
Seriously, no one could've portrayed Django as good as Jamie Foxx
Miscellaneous Mind younger denzel for sure but i still think he wouldnt be as good as jamie foxx, this role is just perfect for him, so much so that i pray we get a seaquel
Dwayne Johnson aka the rock
MATomaso
I really hope you’re joking. Like seriously.
@@idrinkyourmilkshake845 the rock is the best actor of all time
MATomaso
are you joking, seriously, are you joking.
That was an explosive performance from Quentin
Dude!
Damit
Bdmtss🥁
Now get out!
😂😂😂 u dumb asl 😂😂😂😂💀💀💀💀
As a director he's great.
As an actor, he's pure dynamite.
I like how he doesnt even wait one second to kill them after he gets a gun
+@gordonfrohman34 Good luck with that you racist troll.
@gordonfrohman34 lol you actually admit to being a sjw? 🤣🤣🤣
@gordonfrohman34 I nearly went all of 2018 without running into your kind guess my luck ran out
easy there warrior of the keyboard
@gordonfrohman34 i like your bait
"I like the way you explode boy."
'Splode
I like the way you boom boy
@@samgomez9942 -Bwhahahaha!
Boa
"Shut up black"
He talked his way out of trouble just like Schultz. Learned from the best 😢
Auf wiedersehen Schultz
@@LeumazDnazor Auf wiedersehen schultz indeed
Well, they're never gonna see again, so it's just Tschüss
This is the scene when the student becomes the master
@@cockatoo010- Gesundheit
I love that Django is saved by the handbill. It’s just like Schultz said earlier in the movie “it’s good luck. You always keep the handbill of your first bounty.” And because of that Django had it on him and was able to use it to fool them
Great movie, glad you like it too!
Django would be an epic character for smash tbh
Wow, incredible detail! I just finished this film.
Love your content
What are you doing here Colin?
That's Hollywood: In order to get a good part you need to blow the director
wil edge yes it does
Roee Keren underrated
I see what you did there. Bravo!
Well that guy who exploded got his role for giving a handjob to the director.
SubZole I think I see what you did there?
What Kanye thought slavery was like
Meme God i subbed u
You mean slayry, right?
He can't even say it right.
I’m guessing you didn’t understand what Kanye meant
So those three guys were Jewish democrats?
@@TrveIrrlicht - CONSERVATIVE JEWISH DEMOCRATS. KEYWORD = CONSERVATIVE.
I love that the slave who said "damn sure" and was mean mugging Django earlier (rightfully so) ended the scene smiling, knowing Django just played everybody with his badassery.
John White Lol
John White what in the flying fuck does this have to do with this movie, this comment, this video, or the Democratic Party? Fuck off and go post your bullshit somewhere else dipshit.
Well spotted
@@johnwhite5897 you can wake up with deez nutz on your face.
@@johnwhite5897 oh just shut the fuck up Trumptard
the guy at 2:48 almost looked at the camera, its very off putting to the illusion of the movie.
tarantino shouldve fired his ass
smithwesson89 r/whoosh
vukss shut the fuck uuuppppp
UA-cam Sucks lmaoooooo
Oh he got fired alright
@@SergeantWolfy niceee!
bugaga lolor bboiiz gooze. grabiaz Tarantion deekzuc?
Andrew Novitsky “you blew up the director” Fourleaf Tayback
Andrew Novitsky he recorded this at the end.
He wrote the rest of the story in his Will
Tarentino used nonlinear storyline, just like Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction
Taratino doesn't die, it's the actors who plays him that dies. Ooh yeaa! - duff man
Tarantino: Hear me out
Foxx: Okay...
Tarantino: I can put the n word in the script as much as i want
Foxx: Im listening...
Tarantino: In exchange you get to blow me up with dynamite
Foxx; HELL YEAH!
@FTW666 COVFEFE It isn't supposed to look real... It's stylized. It's supposed to be a satirical take/homage to spaghetti western blood splatter. It's funny how you wish death upon someone you don't even understand.. Hell, you don't even understand BASIC FILMMAKING.
@@MrCholoPants3415 He didn't say to you what it was or wasn't supposed to look like, dipshit, he just said he wished it looked the other way. God, I hate idiots so much. -_-
@@losthalo428 yeah, you are a dipshit idiot, i guess you hate yourself that much eh?
Dennis Reynolds well said my friend
Foxx: you got a deal mate
Typical of Hollywood for the lead actor to blow the director
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Holy fucking shit
Typical of a youtube comment section to steal jokes
Henry Cavil did it for supermanrole
😂😂😂
One of the Australians is played by John Jarrett who played the killer in Wolf Creek. Tarantino said he was the scariest villain he has ever seen in a horror movie. He made sure he would work with him one day.
Fucking awesome ay
@@jenniferschmitzer299 😂😂😂
Man i had a doubt and i have been thinking about that since i watched this movie ,then i found this tnx mate
As a person who saw the movie, I can attest that he is indeed one of the scariest villains ever.
@Bri Ba more like terrifying
In the middle of all he killed tarantino comments i would just like to point out how this scene was sort of passing of the torch from doctor to django as the doctor used to get out of situations in the same manner django manipulated them here to let him go, Smooth talking them into beliving his story and too put the icing on the cake the wanted poster he kept really was good fortune
Cool thing to pick up on
Always keep your hand bill
Not only that, but Django passed on the torch by clearly inspiring the other slave who admired Django for standing up for his freedom to the same, in some way or the other. I just love that final shot of the slave watching Django ride away in awe and nodding, as if he finally saw that freedom WAS attainable.
@@AndyFriday And also, by not explicitly helping the other slaves, he shows them that freedom is something they have to achieve and experience on their own terms. It's a polar opposite to how Dr Schultz behaved when he freed Django, and I think that's a deliberate choice in the writing.
Schultz obviously cared for Django and wanted to help free Brumhilde, but he did this by treating Django a bit like a child or a student. Telling him what to do and how to do it because he was sure he knew better. But you could argue that his complicated plan just ended up putting them all in greater danger. Django was much more successful when he was free to make his own decisions. He still went by what he'd learned from Schultz but he took it in his own direction.
And I kinda think that by not helping or even really acknowledging these slaves, he's telling them that they can go in their own directon too. And they'll be free-er, or something, because their initial decision to be free was their own.
Brilliantly put.
Tarantino dies in his own film. Unbelievable.
Saúl Alí he does all the time
Saúl Alí he dies in his first film
Reservoir dogs.
He dies in 3 Robert Rodriguez films also.
Desperado
Dusk till dawn
Planet terror
Vino5150 what about the scalped Nazi from Inglorious Bastards?
He doesn't die in Pulp Fiction though.
he dies on all the films hes in. its what he does
Django is genuinely one of the coolest characters in cinema. Great to see that old Clint Eastwood style heroes make a comeback.
Agree, furthermore, I don't really care if they call a black man "MONKEY" cause in Spanish the word "Django" sure sounds like it.
I also don't care if they call the Lone Ranger's Indian companion "Tonto" which menas "Fool" in Spanish.
@@rubicunduseratiudas1264django in Spanish? Isn’t burro a donkey?
All the white folk say Django aint a cowboy movie, its a slave movie, i always tell em what you think real cowboys used to do before being cowboys???
@@rubicunduseratiudas1264what is blud mumbling about
@@Chadius_Thundercock What is he mumbling about?
3:09 I feel like that's EXACTLY how Quentin wanted his on screen character to die lmaooo
To go out with a bang
I wanna see a spin off of those 3 slaves trynna survive without freedom papers
ANA they flee to Canada with the help of the railroad and abolitionists
The Real Slim Scarbrough thanks quentin
ANA reaching
Watch 12 years a slave. The plot in the title though😂.
Yeeeees 😫
It must have been immensely personally satisfying for Quentin Tarantino to get blown up by one of his own characters.
Nick Carlson yeah i was thinkin that.i bet he had a lot of fun makin this.
You're cute
Kojpo
He's a method actor.
Tarantino died for this role, literally. That’s what i call commitment
Literally would mean he actually died
@@2livendie331 That’s the joke
@Mattress Store yeah ok George Clooney lover
No, not literally.
If Tarantino got killed here, then who directed the whole movie?
Joe did
@@KlyzmTheFirst joe bidome
Samuel Jackson took that part from then on for a few scenes
hE dIdN't aCtUaLlY dIe iT's A mOvIe
His feet
Tarentino's the only dude to not use the N word in the whole movie
Cody131Coops Pulp Fiction?
Joel Zepeda i said this movie not his other films
He actually does in this scene, throw that dynamite in the nigga cage
bob stone The irony.
bob stone Interestin fact, Tarantino's mom had a black boyfriend while he was growing him. He introduced Quentin to Blaxploitation films of the 70s, and would take him to the cinema every weekend. He does use the N word in film a lot, but I think a lot of people grant him a pass, because he truly loves the culture, and that's what he heard growing up.
I could watch Quentin die like this every second of every day. He must've had a great time with this scene.
justin williams He had a blast
It shockingly hilarious actually.
He blow up real good!
@@jwjeffrey Actually, that should have been, "He blowed up real good!"
You folk married?
This is arguably the best scene in the movie. Especially when the slave he argued with in the beginning smiles to show appreciation of how much of a goat Django is
Yeah it’s my favorite scene too, lotta setup and payoff with the handbill, and riding in with Shultz. He was smart to come up with this
Jaime Fox is one underrated actor.
Yeah, you misspelling both his first and last name proved that a fact.
Imran Ali
You should see his Ray Charles film, absolutely killed it, he was magnificent.
@@sparkz9803 He won a Best Actor Oscar.
He was awesome in collateral.
@@sparkz9803 I love the Ray Charles movie
When the smoke clears and that fantastic music starts playing....probably my favourite cinematic moment of all time.
Naw, go watch "I like the way you die boy" all over bro. Best scene in cinema history.
Even the way he puts on his gun belt is badass
WTF were Australians doing in the deep South with slaves!?!?
It was a land of opportunity, people from all around the world went there
@@luisfelipe6368 That would make a lot more sense if they were in California instead of the South. The distance they'd have to travel just to do some slave trader stuff is a bit absurd, especially when they could just do that in Australia instead.
@@InfernosReaper Yeah, people forget how expensive travel was back in the day. Just as there were black slaves, there were also a ton of white slaves in the form of indentured servitude, where they would have to work 5-7 years just to pay off their transport costs. Especially from Australia, remember you'd have to travel around the horn of Africa, which was treacherous, as they couldn't circumnavigate yet, or at least didn't have any regular routes.
Those guys looked like real assholes (and Tarantino surely not a real Australian with that accent), probably no longer welcome in the colonies.
@@@InfernosReaper yeah, I think you have a point.
2:39 Quentin giving scripts to his actors
lmao
I love when the director quietly slides himself into a role. Go figure Tarantino would do it
Yh I like when Scorsese does it as well
My favourite Tarantino cameos just happen to be in two of my all-time favourites from him--Jimmy in Pulp Fiction and the dead SS officer getting scalped in Inglourious Basterds.
Alfred Hitchcock
Anyone else keep getting recommended Western themed videos because of RDR2?
Yes
This isn't western it's slavery lol
oof
Facts
Yes, but also because I love western movies
That's good to know. Need to watch this again.
Awesome movie.
OLCtv Definitely agree, you should also check out
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That was too bad @$$!
literally what made me watch it lol after he said that and killed them, i was like oh yeah i definitely need to see this movie again 😂
I love how he doesn't even pull the gun out of the holster
Will Smith is a fine actor, but Jamie Fox just had the extra badassery vibe from this movie. Perfect casting imo.
I buy Jamie Fox being a criminal or a bounty hunter. Will Smith is still prince of Bel-Air to me
if will smith got the role to begin with and made the movie and did the same numbers people will be saying otherwise .
@@ringkunmoriNah, he is a slapper now
@@hazim9529So does he play bass?
This movie had some style. Django walking out of the smoke like a badass was so cool.
DealerCamel 🎩🎩
DealerCamel Definitely agree, you should also check out
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That’s a Tarantino for you
Every tarantino movie has style
My favorite moment in the entire film is at 2:50....just Quentin rummaging through his things.
jmiester25 what makes it fumny is thsy dynamite was so unstable back then,(still is) that tossing it around like that would ignite them amd hes just, casually tossing them around lol
Jason Rollman seems like they weren’t very intelligent to begin with
jmiester25 I love the sound of the dynamite clinging together.
jmiester25 i
looking for his foot fetish pornos no doubt.
Malarkey is the whitest word ever
I'm no conservative but very funny comment.
That’s why Biden’s slogan is “no malarkey”
No one pointing out how good the writing is. Dude said “I just got the sights fixed”, Django says “that’s good to know.” *proceeds to hip fire everyone*
How did they do this?
The dummy looks so real
It isn't a dummy. They added the explosion in post-production.
play it back frame by frame, the initial explosion isn't fire, it's like orange and black powder shooting out from his satchel and then there is a secondary explosion that goes off in FRONT of him that they probably added post production
OsamaBinLooney
Tarantino doesn't use CGI
OsamaBinLooney the explosion goes off in front of him real time it’s just not dangerous cause it starts underground
so, that scene in Inglorious bastards, where the theatre screen catches on fire they actually had 50+ extras panicking and running away from a flame 10 feet away from them?
You've got yourself a deal, blackie.
+Jay Ng junior. is you name pronounced "Hoe" or how"?
@@randomcomment.3471 "How".
@@randomcomment.3471 its bitch
Random comment. How you fuck
Hào Definitely agree, you should also check out
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I feel bad for Tarantino. He couldn't even get to see his own film.
He had a full “Dead eye bar” 😭
2:47 tarantino awkwardly looks at the camera
Well spotted.
Go forward chin
He didn’t look at the camera
He looked at the camera for a reason. Tarantino never does something neither puts any object or material you see in his movies accidentaly, everything means something. (Dont tell me that when they were editing the movie and putting parts together, the editor did not notice Tarantinos character aukwardly looking at the camera!!)
Ha
2:58 My first time watching this I actually yelled at the screen: "No, don't give him a gun! You just met this gu--whelp, you're dead."
Jordacar made no sense not to, he wasn't no slave, he was a bounty hunter, no need for him to kill them before they got closer to the reward innit?
Khael Storm what reward? He lied to them, did you not watch the movie? He killed Smitty Bacall earlier on during the movie in front of his son
Kenny Doorye you’re missing the point mate, they had no reason to suspect he was gonna shoot them dead, they thought he was on their side, he lied and they bought it, they just REALLY bought it
Khael Storm they bought it only because the other slaves backed his story. It was essentially pure luck too
i was screaming give him the gun throughout the entire scene mostly because they deserved their deaths but also it doesn't make sense that they trusted the guy so easily,they could have kept their eyes and guns on him.......they're from the west i'm sure they've been tricked many times,west teaches you not to trust anyone,they could also not give him a gun at all and just force him to take them there
It never gets old.. I always laugh at this scene!
I like how Tarantino is just like:
" oh yea, and then I come in as a random slave trader/cowboy and get blown by a dynamite. HAHA HILARIOUS! "
The thing I love most about this movie is that Django is basically a superhero whose superpower is just bravery. Anyone could do what he does if they could have that little hesitation... But real humans can't. Yet that's what makes him an inspiration
Holbrook Stark Definitely agree, you should also check out
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What lol...
@@Aaliyahchannel2024 Django doesn't do anything real humans can't do, except make every decision he needs to at the exact moment needed without hesitating
@HolbrookStark You're overthinking it Bro...
@@Aaliyahchannel2024 shush
3:10 Shoots the second guy with his eyes closed after getting sprayed with fake blood
That "Second Guy" was Tarantino, actually... And he's eyes weren't closed.
gio garsevanidze Tarantino was the guy that exploded, which would be third. Pause after he shoots the first guy and you can see his eyes pressed closed from the blood spray.
Oh now that figures, but you said 3:10 . And that's where Tarantino gets shot.
gio garsevanidze haha that was more like 3:11 and a half
I don't know, but I am sure 3:10 (3:11) isn't the time when Django kills 2nd man with his eyes closed.
Like a true champ.
Doesn’t wait, just blitzes them the moment he can when their guard is down.
Is it just me or anyone else also was kinda hoping the 4 of them would team up and go on more bounties together. Tarantino is so good at writing rich and colourful characters only to blow them up 5 min later XD
2:49 he saw the camera
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finessed tf out them boys 😂
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One of the greatest movies ever made!
You really need to get out more ....LOL ....
@@krishnan-resurrection714 u just proved you're an idiot...well done
@@krishnan-resurrection714 it’s true though just like every single other of Tarantino’s films
I love Tarantino’s films
R.I.P Michael Parks (1940-2017)
Just came to see the dynamite blast
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Player: Django
Charisma: ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆
Gunslinger: ☆☆☆☆☆
Demolitions Expert: ☆☆ [shoots Tarantino]...☆
"You need to keep this Smitty Bacall handbill...it's good luck." 0:27
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I’m so happy Will Smith passed on this role, I couldn’t imagine it being played by anyone else but Foxx.
1:12 Just realized this guy is the principal criminal in the short movie "LAUNDRY" punisher fan made by Thomas Jane.
LeandroBRC47 the punisher one. I was thinking he looked familiar
LeandroBRC47 ....It is definitely him....Limps still ok, though....
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I've seen this movie so many times, but I never realized until now that was Tarantino in this scene.
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When he shoots the first guy, he didn't aim where he was supposed to. You can see the muzzle flash go off near the bottom of his stomach (actually blows the flap of his jacket away) but the blood spurt comes out near the center of his torso.
I’ve always loved the films Tarantino’s acted in. Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, From Dusk Till Dawn, Death Proof, and this. I know he’s primarily a director (and he’s really good at it) but MAN he acts well. He pulls off an amazing accent, as short as his scene is. If you’re a fan of Tarantino and want to see him in a major acting role, then check out From Dusk Till Dawn.
Goddamn Australians
Cancer Carl Say that again, mate?
Mick Taylor Oh ya fuckin bogan, don't even try
Cancer Carl Oi watch the language, mate!
Ho damn!
From time immemorial
3:29 Most badass thing I have seen for a long time... The sound effect when the smoke clears is perfect too. Its not ridiculous enough to seem out of place, but its dramatic enough to have an impact!
Love how Tarantino literally went out with a bang
I just learned the old Aussie guy is played by John Jarratt, who was the murderer in Wolf Creek.
Mission failed! You blew up the film director...
Reload last autosave (y/n)
I'm glad that Will Smith has a habit of turning down legendary character roles.
Having an actual Australian alongside made Tarantino’s attempt at an Aussie accent so much worse 😂
🎶 “Now I’m not afraid to do the lords work” maaan that’s fire when the track kicks in
You’re alright for a black fella!
I don’t know why, but I absolutely love the way the dynamite shuffling sounded at 2:49
Yeah Prolly just the sounds of bricks in the actual mix
Shultz: Keep your first WANTED bill it might just save you.
You know that Tarantino is the master of the unexpected that first time I watched this movie, for a moment I really believed that he was going back to Candyland with them as a backup and that they will be killed in the gunfire
I remember going to see this at the movies. I was more excited to see Leo be a bad guy. Jamie absolutely killed it. Still my favorite movie of all time. This scene was amazing all the way down to the music que when he shoots Tarantino. The whole cast and script was perfect. Excellent movie🍿
Fun fact, when filming this Dicaprio even admitted he felt wrong being so racist and dropping "Hard Rs" until Samuel Jackson basically cornered him and went "Motherfucker this is TUESDAY for us, just roll with it" more or less.
Blows my mind how many of my friends didn’t know that was Tarantino with the dynamite...
He just obeyed the law of the the Ugly.."Whenever you want to shoot, shoot but don't talk"!
The acting by one of the slaves is top notch. This showed all the emotions from envy to now being inspired by Django without saying words.
Of course Tarantino gives himself the best death in the whole movie...
Leo got the best death in the movie.........Candy Land was second.
I can’t believe that Quentin Tarantino actually blew up and died for this part of the movie, such dedication on his part
Damn you didnt even like your own lame comment 😂😂😂
Tarantino pulled off the Aussie accent well
anyone noticed django took after schultz in this scene? he's teaming up with his enemies and putting on a fake act with them the same way schultz did
"Well, Smoke. You got a deal."
Wish that this would happen to Michael Bay every time he has a cameo.
For anyone who didn’t notice, the guy in the blue shirt with the wide hat, Michael Parks, was also the sheriff who gets shot by Quentin in the opening of From Dusk Till Dawn, I think he was in Death Proof and a few others. RIP 💯
I love it when QT pops up in a scene. He always kills it
This is like one of those random events that you come across while exploring in Red Dead Redemption 2
Need moar Django movies...
Django cinematic universe?
Moar?
Too many trumptards will be triggered.
Bruce Leroy LEEROYYYYYYYY
Well there is another one.
The theatrics are so awesome. How the rustling of the dynamite was intensified so smoothly but exaggerated. He is very good at what he does, who he casts and just seemingly every aspect of it.
I love how he doesnt do a generic gunspin after the smoke clears. He isnt a showboat but rather a lethal ranger.
Feels great to return to the scene of my freedom
Django is good at negotiating. I like the way you do business boy
I'm white but I loved this scene. The whole movie actually. Django got total revenge and he was entitled to it. Right down to the ending when he...........watch the movie 😎
you do realise its fiction?
@@AlphaBravoCheeseCake your point? I was commenting on the filmmaking.
I can see QT writing this scene: "I'll blow my own ugly ass up, my fans'll LOVE it!"