One of my favorite parts of the movie was when Django is pointing his gun at Stephen and he drops the cane and stands up straight, which reveals the entirety of his subterfuge and the true master of Candie Land.
Seen this movie made me ask the question could multiple actors be nominated for best actor from the same movie,, Because everyone killed it on such a high level 💯 and deep down in my heart I could not decide who was the best actor in this movie
Listening to Leo describe the psychological aspect of his character and how it related to the era really makes me respect him…. Acting is one thing, it’s basically just being really good at playing pretend for people and mimicking behaviors in a script for a camera… But to be so in tune to the gravity of what you’re portraying is something else, and to be able to so eloquently describe it on stage in front of an audience is AMAZING to me.
Leo cut his hand with glass when delivering that scene and never skipped a beat until the director said cut. Bravo to Leo for staying in character, you can see the concern on all the actors on set when real blood was spattered all over the table.
Every single one of them were the star in my eyes. That was and still is one of the best movies I’ve seen. It had everything you could ask for from humor to pulling on your heart strings. They all shined.
Tarantino was the white kid that hung around with the black kids in school...You know he definitely lost his virginity to one of the sistas...:) lol@the Kangol hat....We used to have a term for him back in my day....but that's off subject right now....He is talented.
Christoph waltz is my favorite because at the end he knows that he's making a mistake by killing Candy, but he just can't morally allow himself to continue acting friendly and just kills him. Not only is it a great twist because the main character doesn't get to kill Candy, but it shows how strong his own code was. He was just so disgusted he couldn't let the man live even a second longer.
The genius of Sam and Decaprio is that they could bring out the layers of their characters. They were acting the products of their times we can never relate to, but they did it so convincingly, with such mastery. However, Sam was the most loathsome of the duo.
@@cartergk589 I'm white and it's extremely hard to say it in a public (not that I do) setting if anything. It's just incredibly taboo to say unless ur in the deep south LOL. Anybody can say a word it's not hard, its what's behind that word, if you have any quality morals, as a white person in America, you just dont say it.
@@cartergk589 it's like how germans dont ever talk about the holocaust because of how incredibly atrocious it was. Bringing it up in Germnay is like a white person saying the n word at the inauguration of Obama LOL
I watched this film a total of 8 times & each time I watched it I walk away with more information. I really appreciate that Tarantino approached the various topics behind slavery responsibly & with his usual Tarantino flare. Now that I’ve seen this conference I _must_ watch it again.
I prolly watch it ever year bcuz the acting is so good... Same with inglorious bastards... Most tarintino films of the 90s were my favs (reservoir dogs, pulp fiction) until inglorious bastards & django
Leo has come such a long way from Growing Pains, yet he possesses a humility and respect for those around him that is so admirable. Sam Jackson is classic and you just have to love his personality. I would think the best role an actor can play is something that is so far from his reality, so far from his/herself and make you believe. In the case of Sam, and Leo as well, they played their roles so well that you almost felt like they were enjoying themselves.
Sam Jackson embraces all the characters he plays. He's such a great actor you forget he's acting. He is blessed with that talent. Love the all star cast.
Because the whole bit he was in he actually wrote... It was the biggest point of comedic relief in the film. That's why he's there. The holes in the hoods, the back and forth, the dialogue between all of the characters, that was all Jonah.
Leonardo was the best in my opinion. He was pleasant and super scary at the same time. That dinner scene was the most intense acting i've ever seen. That whole Broomhilda's skull, and turtle shell table top, and the way he slammed the gavel down and said "sold" was just perfect. Sam did well but there is no comparison. I liked Big Daddy's part
Love Samuel L....always seems to put 120% into his roles...plays them to perfection and then adds a little extra to it ...just enough that you remember and usually admire him for it
Discovering this video after this movie has been release for years is like a diamond after the credits ended. So, so awesome to hear they're art through their view. BRAVO!
He wanted it to sink after they had sex .. when she said jack jack we can live in Minnesota Jack and my mother will be there as a seamstress jack she can live out back in a little house . you can do all your little painting thingee doodles . And you can't paint any more nudes Jack hey Jack are you listening Jack..
I totally agree. Both Sam and Leo should have been nominated for Academy Awards in Django Unchained. Leo's performance in the table scene is one of the greatest in cinematic history. 👏
Leo actually cut his hand for real in that scene. Him wiping his hand on her face was not in the script, he obviously was in the moment and they kept the scene!
Samuel L Jackson is the definition of a great actor. You can tell he led the process for the rest of the greats sitting at that table. Just by his attitude at the table. There's no telling all the incredible lessons they learned from him. After this, Leo's performance in OAPATIH was a jaw dropper. All of these guys are incredible. QT knows how to put together one hell of movie
What needs to be said is Sam's character type would have existed in those days. A 'favoured' slave of whom the slave owners trusted to keep them informed. Someone who was given privileges to maintain that loyalty. A smart plantation owner would have tried to manipulate and facilitate that position and offer rewards for information. We would be naive to think that didn't happen. We forget, slavery lasted hundreds of years. Hundreds of years of horrible subjugation. A long time to perfect that level of manipulation to maintain the success of a plantation. As deplorable as that fact is, Tarantino is a genius. Way ahead of his time in terms of story telling and building multifaceted complex characters to portray those archetypes.
Now ah days Them still slaves call it a job now and begin a law abiding citizen 1800tips organized slavery and I'm not making this up this why we all don't agree on nothing
What ALSO needs to be said is Jamie's character type, Django was WAY MORE common than WP would ever want anyone to know...the characters that fought back were VERY common as well.
@@chandishuntley5001 why would white people not want everyone to know this? How after everything we’ve seen happen the past 2-3 years can you not see how few and far between those that aren’t on your side are? Speak on those who hold power. Don’t generalize an entire race, because you sound ignorant and just as hateful as the WP you and I both disagree with and don’t care for.
@@chandishuntley5001 this was common back in the day??!!! I just am so outraged that my poor abused and subjected white ancestors were possibly in contact with such villainy!!! I never even thought of em until you pointed out what I should have been thinking. God bless you!!!
@@kingshiitkelly74 i would prefer the red pill please. Stop spreading the truth! Look I hope you understand im being sarcastic. Of course youre not making it up. Anyone with common sense and some empathy see the bullshit these days. And its happening everywhere to every color. Im not making that up.
In your first sentence you say "Leo looks so uncomfortable." And then two sentences later you state: "but you can see he was comfortable." WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT???
Love love love this. When they tell us who their characters are verbally the alliance between the words they speak and the lives they displayed on on screen are magnificently identical... amazing! 👏🏾
Django is and always will be my favorite film of ALL TIME. I can say I have seen this movie more than 10 times. And I enjoy the shit out of it every single time. Leo being my favorite actor makes it that much better.
Absolutely epic scene at the end when Django lights up everyone at Leo’s house… and also Dr. King just couldn’t take the racism with Leo’s character and pulls out the sleeve gun
@@ThaSlymes he was pretty much the lead role in pulp fiction. I honestly can’t think of who would be considered the lead role other than him. Of course you have travolta and Willis but they didn’t have “bad mother fucker” stitched on their wallets
@@jrizzledrizzle4697 I'd definitely say he was "co-lead" in that rather than a supporting character, nearly stole the show, but the other performances/characters are just so fucking good that it's too hard to give it to him alone (maybe if his Jheri Curl had more skull and brain fragments in it) What. A. Movie.
The world needs more directors like Quentin across all industries. He is so excitable and enthusiastic about everything and everyone he works with. I just love that 😊 Always attracts brilliant actors which must be testimony of his professionalism and creativity ☝️
Jackson played that role to the max. The movie would not have been half as gripping without his touch. That being said, the amount of art that a certain director/producer is able to coax from these actors is astonishing.
Actually, Leo was supposedly on the list of actors to play Anakin Skywalker in the Star Wars prequels, but he was deemed "too" old for the part (I think he was in his late 20s?). But to think he and Sam could have shared scenes.
My god, this was a fantastic cast, and is a fantastic movie. Actors I love played rolls I hate so well I couldn't help but enjoy them, and the writing was just superb.
The Dichotomy is the best one I've seen since the 1960's continuation of Black self hatred and dependence on enslavement. A biblical story. We repeat history. Not sure why. Change hurts but so does childbirth. Some children need to grow up. Loved it. 💖🍿🔥
Everybody on this movie played their roles to perfection and beyond!! Right on down to Jonah Hill. Can’t believe they originally wanted Will Smith to play Django
I just noticed.. wow. But thruout the entire part of Leo's interview, when talking about never having to play this kind of character before, not identifying with a someone who is so racist and vile and inhumane, so that he's not used to it.. yet it's so perfect how they have Christoph Waltz freakin next to him! Zoomed in and probably thinking "just another day on the set for me!" WOW!
I love how Christopher is in the middle being all quite and Austrian. Very subtle calm probably wishes he was some where else with a nice beverage enjoy music or art.
I would love to see Sam Rockwell in a big Tarantino role. One of the best character actors, playing a role by one the best character writers would be something special.
Well said, part of your craft is stepping outside of yourself and becoming another person; the more interesting and challenging the character, the better you become..
If you hated Sam's character in the movie that means he did his job!
Exactly... i hated him in that movie and i forgot he was acting
AND DID...THE END
Nope. Sam is the Man😎
To Perfection......
Thats right
What makes Samuell Jackson a great actor is he can be a supporting actor a still dominate a movie.
Definitely...the man is such a powerful presence...just imagine Pulp Fiction without him...
Hell yea hes wicked
He's the eminem in featured rap songs
Exactly
Hell yeaaaa this man can be in a movie for five mins and afterwards we be like did y'all see that Sam Jackson movie lmao
Leonardo is almost like a machine made for acting.
Over acting you mean.
@@cabezadepija7318 really? How about you?
@@bernllanes8384 definitely better than him
He's the GOAT of course
@@cabezadepija7318 you’re a hater he’s excellent
One of my favorite parts of the movie was when Django is pointing his gun at Stephen and he drops the cane and stands up straight, which reveals the entirety of his subterfuge and the true master of Candie Land.
Wow never caught that
😉 perfect
Well i find your comment rather shallow and pedantic
@@Peter..Griffin I really care
@@FingerBreakerWu perhaps...
Jackson played the hell out of that role. It was simply riveting.
So did Leo that table scene damn. That was good
Lmfao
@@slabbusterrtr7690 Yeah, but you didn't hate Leo the way you hated Sam's character. When Jamie rides up on that horse, the stare is legend.
He deserved an Oscar. Period
Seen this movie made me ask the question could multiple actors be nominated for best actor from the same movie,, Because everyone killed it on such a high level 💯 and deep down in my heart I could not decide who was the best actor in this movie
Samuel L Jackson has been rocking with Quentin for years!
My favorite spaghetti Western by Quinton is Desperado with Antonio Banderas when he told his hottie friends to bring their "guitars"
@@casey4602 THEY PAINT WALLS...I ALSO NJOYD THE HATEFUL 8
Since Pulp Fiction
They are a true dynamic duo
“Check out the Big Brain on Darrien!”
I sincerely appreciated this movie. Tarantino didn’t just *toss* a movie together.
Have u seen a Taratino movie that statement makes me think you have not? Tarantino throw something together. Were talking a rare cinematic genius.
Has he ever just tossed something together tho ?
Django is a masterpiece! I watched it a week ago...I watch it often...it will NEVER get old!
Never has
He never does!
Listening to Leo describe the psychological aspect of his character and how it related to the era really makes me respect him…. Acting is one thing, it’s basically just being really good at playing pretend for people and mimicking behaviors in a script for a camera… But to be so in tune to the gravity of what you’re portraying is something else, and to be able to so eloquently describe it on stage in front of an audience is AMAZING to me.
He not faking
Very true
@@MichaelSmith-iu5yj is SLJ not faking either? No reason to call someone racist and look like an idiot because of it.
E C H O
Leo cut his hand with glass when delivering that scene and never skipped a beat until the director said cut. Bravo to Leo for staying in character, you can see the concern on all the actors on set when real blood was spattered all over the table.
The look on Leo's face while Sam is talking. Is simply priceless.
Steve madden
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How so?
@@payoade1 so put a price tag on it if it ain't priceless
Lmao, I'm all in that 😳🤣🤣
Every single one of them were the star in my eyes. That was and still is one of the best movies I’ve seen. It had everything you could ask for from humor to pulling on your heart strings. They all shined.
Yes! A must watch, for me, at least once a year.
Agree w the both of you 4sure
Facts
Big facts
Yes indeed!
Tarantino and Jackson are the two kids in class that started smoking weed before everyone else
420 yay yay. 🥳🥳🥳
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ngl this comment nearly made me shit myself; so true.
Tarantino was the white kid that hung around with the black kids in school...You know he definitely lost his virginity to one of the sistas...:) lol@the Kangol hat....We used to have a term for him back in my day....but that's off subject right now....He is talented.
@@alexb1867 c'mon we all know he's just a light skinned brother
I think Samuel L and Leo were by far the two most memorable characters in that movie. Amazing cast in this one 🍿
Everyone was vreat
Christoph waltz is my favorite because at the end he knows that he's making a mistake by killing Candy, but he just can't morally allow himself to continue acting friendly and just kills him. Not only is it a great twist because the main character doesn't get to kill Candy, but it shows how strong his own code was. He was just so disgusted he couldn't let the man live even a second longer.
@@noodlekeeper5150 Exactly! He was my favorite too
The dentist
They kind of had a Vader and Palpatine relationship
Amazing how many legendary actors are in this movie!
Quentin movie for ya!
I was looking at the line up thinking the same thing!
Good writing and casting
Jonah Hill wrote the sketch for the Raid Scene. That's why he is there. "Damn, I can't see fucking shit out of this thing"
😂😂😂😂😂
I cant see , you cant see , as long as the fucking horse can see that's a raid lol
Dhat wus one of my best scene 😂😂🤣
🤣🤣🤣 now that shit was funny
Well shyt 🔥🔥🔥🔥!!!!🤣😂🤣
You could see how Leo was choosing his words carefully. He played that role so good it almost made u h8 Leo... lol
Facts hell like he said he even hated his character 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@UCLnyKgPrraGWRYsXl_BhO_A yea right lol he almost said nigg er
Indeed... his perfomance on his role was actually shallow and pedantic
@@Peter..Griffin huh
@@treharper9755 perhaps...
The genius of Sam and Decaprio is that they could bring out the layers of their characters. They were acting the products of their times we can never relate to, but they did it so convincingly, with such mastery. However, Sam was the most loathsome of the duo.
It was close though, holy crap it was so easy to despise them both in this film
Leonardo played the role so well. Sam and Jamie also. Those 3 in a movie was box office hit
Leo played that part. Just impressed.
How hard is it for a white Man to say the n word lol
@@cartergk589 right😂
@@cartergk589 👏🏽😂 no notes ! 📝💁🏽♂️
@@cartergk589 I'm white and it's extremely hard to say it in a public (not that I do) setting if anything. It's just incredibly taboo to say unless ur in the deep south LOL. Anybody can say a word it's not hard, its what's behind that word, if you have any quality morals, as a white person in America, you just dont say it.
@@cartergk589 it's like how germans dont ever talk about the holocaust because of how incredibly atrocious it was. Bringing it up in Germnay is like a white person saying the n word at the inauguration of Obama LOL
I can’t believe it took him 40 years or whatever to start getting parts. The man’s charisma just absolutely owns the room.
Who you talking about negroe?
I watched this film a total of 8 times & each time I watched it I walk away with more information. I really appreciate that Tarantino approached the various topics behind slavery responsibly & with his usual Tarantino flare. Now that I’ve seen this conference I _must_ watch it again.
I prolly watch it ever year bcuz the acting is so good... Same with inglorious bastards... Most tarintino films of the 90s were my favs (reservoir dogs, pulp fiction) until inglorious bastards & django
Gotta watch it again
Me too!!!
A lot of stuff from this movie are from Malcolm X. I swear Tarantino got the inspiration for this movie from Malcolm X
It is pretty amazing how he can tell a story, and selection of actors to pull it off. It is always soooo gritty and real.
The sense of humor of Samuel L Jackson and the respect between him and Jamie Foxx😍🥰
I'm so freaking glad they chose him. He played tf out of that part.
Leo is simply brilliant in all his roles; and that's a given!
Leo has come such a long way from Growing Pains, yet he possesses a humility and respect for those around him that is so admirable. Sam Jackson is classic and you just have to love his personality. I would think the best role an actor can play is something that is so far from his reality, so far from his/herself and make you believe. In the case of Sam, and Leo as well, they played their roles so well that you almost felt like they were enjoying themselves.
He is one of the greatest
Looking at leo's face 😍 he age's backwards! He looks like 5 years post Titanic! But realistically it's like 20😍
BENJAMIN BUTTON
More like gangs of New York days
He looks really young still here. But he’s aged a lot recently. Getting fit could probably rejuvenate him a bit
And he still loves his 25yr Olds. Good man!
@@MrSidney9 read he doesn't like working out but definitely it would help him alot he would look even younger if he took it on seriously.
“Who’s that niccuh.,,, on that nag”?? Best line of the movie
😂
Lol
The best line tome was how u want me to treatem big dadddy like a wm 😂😂🤣😂 big daddy dam neat had a heart attack 😂🤣😂🤣😂
Facts
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Naaaeegg
Every single person in the film absolutely killed it, Waltz, Jackson and DiCaprio should have won oscsrs for their performances in Django.
Waltz won an Oscar for it
Sam Jackson embraces all the characters he plays. He's such a great actor you forget he's acting. He is blessed with that talent. Love the all star cast.
The talent at that table, crazy.
Jonah was in the movie for like 6 minutes and hes in this interview.
Not even that long
1 minute
Lmao
Because the whole bit he was in he actually wrote... It was the biggest point of comedic relief in the film. That's why he's there. The holes in the hoods, the back and forth, the dialogue between all of the characters, that was all Jonah.
@@MekoBlu Annnnd no
Love how Leonardo is trying to hold his laugh when Sam begins to speak!😅
Jesus, just to be in that room with all of those legends. Unimaginable.
Leanardo being carful with his words at the end 😂😂
Samuel played this role so well! Even up to now I still
Get super 🤬mad when I see him protecting massa’ and flipping on his peoples and em’
They all crushed it!! We watch Django once a month ❤️
Yeah, I stayed furious with Samuel for years after the movie!!! 😂🤣🤣 He should have won an Oscar!!!!🙌🏿🙌🏿
One of my all time favorite characters in movies. Samuel Jackson is simply too good.
Leonardo was the best in my opinion. He was pleasant and super scary at the same time. That dinner scene was the most intense acting i've ever seen. That whole Broomhilda's skull, and turtle shell table top, and the way he slammed the gavel down and said "sold" was just perfect. Sam did well but there is no comparison. I liked Big Daddy's part
I love big daddy part. Funny and true at the same time👊🏿💪🏿
Sam did amazing and is just as great as Leonardo
Love Samuel L....always seems to put 120% into his roles...plays them to perfection and then adds a little extra to it ...just enough that you remember and usually admire him for it
Discovering this video after this movie has been release for years is like a diamond after the credits ended. So, so awesome to hear they're art through their view. BRAVO!
Leo be like: “why didn’t Rose share the raft?”
Baffling isn’t it?
😆😆😆🤣❣
😂😂😂there was enough room where that ho's legs were chillin
🤣🤣🤣
He wanted it to sink after they had sex .. when she said jack jack we can live in Minnesota Jack and my mother will be there as a seamstress jack she can live out back in a little house . you can do all your little painting thingee doodles . And you can't paint any more nudes Jack hey Jack are you listening Jack..
Three of the greatest actors in history on an interview together....
Three?
@@alexb1867 Yes, my friend. Samuel, Jamie, and Leo. They are very gifted actors. Masters of their craft. ESPECIALLY Jamie and Leo.
@@damioncofield7489 You're not considering Christoph Waltz as one of the greatest, of this century at the least? A dubious proposition at best...
Samuel L. Jackson is everything. He lives in a way that honors the culture.
What culture?
What an incredible line-up of actors!
This movie as a whole is a masterpiece in my opinion. Watched it several times and always enjoy it . Whole cast came together really well
Leo shouldve won a award for this movie that table scene Daaaamn!!! and Sam Jackson well we all know he's great
I totally agree. Both Sam and Leo should have been nominated for Academy Awards in Django Unchained. Leo's performance in the table scene is one of the greatest in cinematic history. 👏
Leo actually cut his hand for real in that scene. Him wiping his hand on her face was not in the script, he obviously was in the moment and they kept the scene!
Leo is a living legend of acting.. That man stays true to his characters
Samuel L Jackson is the definition of a great actor. You can tell he led the process for the rest of the greats sitting at that table. Just by his attitude at the table. There's no telling all the incredible lessons they learned from him. After this, Leo's performance in OAPATIH was a jaw dropper. All of these guys are incredible. QT knows how to put together one hell of movie
What needs to be said is Sam's character type would have existed in those days. A 'favoured' slave of whom the slave owners trusted to keep them informed. Someone who was given privileges to maintain that loyalty. A smart plantation owner would have tried to manipulate and facilitate that position and offer rewards for information. We would be naive to think that didn't happen. We forget, slavery lasted hundreds of years. Hundreds of years of horrible subjugation. A long time to perfect that level of manipulation to maintain the success of a plantation. As deplorable as that fact is, Tarantino is a genius. Way ahead of his time in terms of story telling and building multifaceted complex characters to portray those archetypes.
Now ah days Them still slaves call it a job now and begin a law abiding citizen 1800tips organized slavery and I'm not making this up this why we all don't agree on nothing
What ALSO needs to be said is Jamie's character type, Django was WAY MORE common than WP would ever want anyone to know...the characters that fought back were VERY common as well.
@@chandishuntley5001 why would white people not want everyone to know this? How after everything we’ve seen happen the past 2-3 years can you not see how few and far between those that aren’t on your side are? Speak on those who hold power. Don’t generalize an entire race, because you sound ignorant and just as hateful as the WP you and I both disagree with and don’t care for.
@@chandishuntley5001 this was common back in the day??!!! I just am so outraged that my poor abused and subjected white ancestors were possibly in contact with such villainy!!! I never even thought of em until you pointed out what I should have been thinking. God bless you!!!
@@kingshiitkelly74 i would prefer the red pill please. Stop spreading the truth!
Look I hope you understand im being sarcastic. Of course youre not making it up. Anyone with common sense and some empathy see the bullshit these days. And its happening everywhere to every color. Im not making that up.
Leo looks so uncomfortable. He was PHENOMENAL in the role, but you can see he was comfortable.
Right. It says alot about his personality 💪🏾. Great actor
In your first sentence you say "Leo looks so uncomfortable." And then two sentences later you state: "but you can see he was comfortable." WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT???
@@maxpower9175 uncomfortable in the interview, but comfortable in the acting role
Leo didn't even want the role because he had to say the N-Word over and over. Jamie Fox is the one who convinced him to take on that role
They all gave fantastic and legendary performances! 🥳👏👏
One of the finest roles Jackson has ever played. Superior.. Fearless!
1:55 those Quaalude trips kicking in for Leo lmao
🤣👌🏻 not quite at the cerebral palsy stage just yet...
🤣
He probably bought them from Sam..lol
Leo expression was hilarious 😆
❤Leo so down to earth very refreshing to hear his take on that character. Makes me wanna watch this again
Love love love this. When they tell us who their characters are verbally the alliance between the words they speak and the lives they displayed on on screen are magnificently identical... amazing! 👏🏾
This is always going to be one of the most rewatchable movies ever.
Rip to my dad . This was his favorite movie of all time. He watched it at least 4 or 5 times a week. It was golden
What a film, what a cast and what a well executed take on American history
Django is and always will be my favorite film of ALL TIME. I can say I have seen this movie more than 10 times. And I enjoy the shit out of it every single time.
Leo being my favorite actor makes it that much better.
It is such a legendary shot to have all of them sitting at the table but also Leo sitting right next to Samuel L.
P
When he dropped his cane at the end ! Phewww small but huge! Great piece
Absolutely epic scene at the end when Django lights up everyone at Leo’s house… and also Dr. King just couldn’t take the racism with Leo’s character and pulls out the sleeve gun
Sam is awesome the depth he can take a character to is amazing the man is a pure genius
The performances in this movie were just dazzling.
One of the greatest movies in a long time.
This was beautifully casted! Well Done
Lol I just love listening to Samuel talk!! Django was an excellent film and I hope they do another.
Poor Sam, he really does have reservations about not being cast as Django. However, there could not have been a better Stephen
Well it all worked out as he finally got the lead role in a Tarantino movie with The Hateful Eight 👌🏻
@@ThaSlymes LOVED IT..
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas!
@@ThaSlymes he was pretty much the lead role in pulp fiction. I honestly can’t think of who would be considered the lead role other than him. Of course you have travolta and Willis but they didn’t have “bad mother fucker” stitched on their wallets
@@jrizzledrizzle4697 I'd definitely say he was "co-lead" in that rather than a supporting character, nearly stole the show, but the other performances/characters are just so fucking good that it's too hard to give it to him alone (maybe if his Jheri Curl had more skull and brain fragments in it)
What. A. Movie.
Definitely one I’ll always remember. Hilarious action packed move!
The world needs more directors like Quentin across all industries. He is so excitable and enthusiastic about everything and everyone he works with. I just love that 😊 Always attracts brilliant actors which must be testimony of his professionalism and creativity ☝️
I need to go re-watch this film, remember absolutely loving it when it came out.
Jackson played that role to the max. The movie would not have been half as gripping without his touch. That being said, the amount of art that a certain director/producer is able to coax from these actors is astonishing.
They all did an amazing job.
These actors are so good at acting normal
All these actors were perfect!!!this movie is one of Quentins best and my favorite along with his other movies☺☺❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Jackson made you hate him and DiCaprio was scary…he had me tense the entire time….great work by all.
Funny hearing Leo mention Louis XIV considering he played him in The Man in the Iron Mask.
Touché! I was hoping someone else caught that. 😃
I think that’s the core of how he generated his personality but to a far more adult version
Actually, Leo was supposedly on the list of actors to play Anakin Skywalker in the Star Wars prequels, but he was deemed "too" old for the part (I think he was in his late 20s?). But to think he and Sam could have shared scenes.
Powerful movie i watched 2 days ago. Whole cast crushed it!
Even the role players played their roles so good in this movie I can't even believe how good it is still till this day
0:02 - looks like the last supper lol
The unhistorically accurate version
Dude i literally thought the same thing
I got so angry with the character, Stephen😡😡😡...I had to constantly remind myself and say "Chill out. It's just Samuel L. Jackson.......AGAIN!!!" 💯
The cast is legendary
My god, this was a fantastic cast, and is a fantastic movie. Actors I love played rolls I hate so well I couldn't help but enjoy them, and the writing was just superb.
The Dichotomy is the best one I've seen since the 1960's continuation of Black self hatred and dependence on enslavement. A biblical story. We repeat history. Not sure why. Change hurts but so does childbirth. Some children need to grow up. Loved it. 💖🍿🔥
Sam Jackson is legendary! Quentin is a awesome talent. This was a great movie
There is so much talent gathered at that table
So much depth,beauty, redemption, and power in this movie !!!
What an incredible movie, never seen anything like it.
Anyone else’s first thought when turning on this video. “Why is this table so small with so many people sitting at it.
Awesome f’n movie . They all killed it. I’ve seen it 100 times and I’d watch it 100 more . 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
So many great actor. It was very convincing. Amazing acting.
Everybody on this movie played their roles to perfection and beyond!! Right on down to Jonah Hill.
Can’t believe they originally wanted Will Smith to play Django
I just noticed.. wow. But thruout the entire part of Leo's interview, when talking about never having to play this kind of character before, not identifying with a someone who is so racist and vile and inhumane, so that he's not used to it.. yet it's so perfect how they have Christoph Waltz freakin next to him! Zoomed in and probably thinking "just another day on the set for me!" WOW!
I was looking for the right word; it's been years now. Vile is the right word.
Have Watched Django thrice I think and I never thought Samuel was there in the movie , great makeup work
Amazing acting job!
I love how Christopher is in the middle being all quite and Austrian. Very subtle calm probably wishes he was some where else with a nice beverage enjoy music or art.
I would love to see Sam Rockwell in a big Tarantino role. One of the best character actors, playing a role by one the best character writers would be something special.
Well said, part of your craft is stepping outside of yourself and becoming another person; the more interesting and challenging the character, the better you become..
Man, I love this movie. Great actors.