DJANGO GETS REVENGE ON THE BRITTLE BROTHERS - DJANGO UNCHAINED
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- čas přidán 22. 10. 2022
- From the Academy-Award winning film, Django Unchained.
In 1858 Texas, brothers Ace and Dicky Speck drive a group of shackled black slaves on foot. Among them is Django, sold off and separated from his wife Broomhilda von Shaft, a house slave who speaks German and English. They are stopped by Dr. King Schultz, a German dentist-turned-bounty hunter seeking to buy Django for his knowledge of the three outlaw Brittle brothers, overseers at the plantation of Django's previous owner and for whom Schultz has a warrant. When Ace refuses to sell Django to Schultz and levels his gun at him, Schultz kills him and shoots Dicky's horse in order to pin him to the ground. Schultz insists on paying a fair price for Django before leaving the other slaves to kill Dicky. Schultz offers Django his freedom and $75 in exchange for help tracking down the Brittles.
While Big Daddy Bennett and Dr. Schultz discuss terms, Django is given a tour of the plantation by a house slave. During the tour, he asks the slave if three brothers by the name of Brittle are employed at the plantation. The slave is confused but says that three brothers named Schaffer were recently employed. Django spies one of the brothers overseeing the field slaves and another brother who is about to whip a slave for breaking eggs. Django has flashbacks to when the Brittles whipped Broomhilda while Django pleaded with them to not do it
After his ruse is discovered and Dr. Schultz is killed, Django is sent to be work in a limestone quarry for the rest of his life, but he escapes and returns to Candieland to avenge Dr. Schultz and D'Artangan. He ambushes the slave trackers.
Tarantino uses the plot device of actors doing something in rhythm like the ticking of a clock. The crack of the whip. This foreshadows that their time is running out and that bloodshed will ensue. - Zábava
"You mean you wanna dress like that?" Is one of my favorite lines of this film
Hot take: he makes it work for him.
It cracks me up big time 😂
The flashback to Django and Broomhilde running away always gives me chills when you see the torches light up. Worst part is that you know scenes like this really happened in the US.
yeah nowadays blacks just gang up and beat up innocent white kids lol
Still happening you ment ,wildwildwest 2023(if you don't owe a gun ,every idiot WHIT A GUN ,can kill your entire familie😢😢😢😢strange thinking 🤔🤔🤔🤔 over there)
I was thinking the same thing. That whole flashback is upsetting to watch honestly. It does make the revenge scene very satisfying. Its Terrifying to think about how all of the awful torture/brutality/murders in this movie really did happen in the US. 😢
It happened worldwide for thousands of years before the US existed. It still happens in parts of the world, look up which continent has the most slaves to this day.
You might find it was the same one that sold them originally. Some things never change.
“They whipping little Jody?” 😅😅 like he knows Jody. Lol
He may not know her specifically, but he knows many "little jodies"
He doesn't go just for Jody, he wanted those bastard brothers and he caught them right on time 👌I love the part that Django said "I like the way you die boy"💪
If you think about it, it's really insane people could and would do something like this and still say they are people that live by the bible.
Slavery is endorsed in the bible. It was a completely normal thing until relatively recent history. Completely normal as in King William the Conqueror outlawing the act of selling people out of the country(England) back in ~1000 AD was an almost unheard of thing to do.
@@ShaggyRogers1
Yea you are right. Was normal. I just can't fathom treating someone like that knowing they are human.
@@ShaggyRogers1 I wouldn't say endorsed, moreso tolerated. In the Old Testament, yes, but if we wish to use the same lens that we examine native American sacrificial rituals with, then the slavery within the Bible is not only normal for the area (Ancient Near East), but the New Testament goes onto say that slaves are, in fact people, (Galatians 3:28) liberated through Jesus' sacrifice. Although I do agree it is a barbaric practice.
Trump and his thugs love this Era they are trying to bring it back...
People are doing something similar today with unborn babies..
Slavery also still exists today.. there are more slaves today than at any other time in history..
Schultz: Sure that's him?
Django: Yeah
S: Positive?
D: I don't know
S: You don't know if you're postive?
D: I don't know what "positive" mean
S: It means you're sure
D: Yes
S: Yes what?
D: Yes I'm sure that's Ellis Brittle
*rifle cracks*
D: I'm positive he dead
Fucking love that exchange between them lol. Great dialogue.
The look of surprise on the slaves' faces is priceless
everything ... would be a better word for that moment
I fuckin love it when he whipped that dude.
So you love seeing dudes whipped? black dudes?
I don't think any other movie scene gives me this much satisfaction. Watching this kind of justice that you almost never see in the real world is a drug like rush .
“Im positive he dead”
I like the way you learn boy
Watching Django get the brittle brother with the whip such an amazing part of this movie and the way little Jodi's so confused😂
This, green mile, and shawshank redemption are my top three favorite movies of all time.
Right them some good movie's
I'm usually not one for these kind of movies but I give these actors a standing ovation for their performance my sincere condolences to all those affected from the tragedy of human slavery. ✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️
Most satisfying scene ever
Apart from when django shot the guy in the house after they came back from the funeral, that was my favourite scene, thought he was a big man but ended up screaming his head off
@@barrycaldwell5461 Billy Crash, the Candy’s enforcer, played by Walton Goggins, great actor. Him and Django had that back in forth after Django took another guy off his horse for saying something disrespect. Crash: “oh I’m gonna be walkin in the moonlight with u”
Django: *spits* “wanna hold my hand”?
*Rick Ross’s 100 Black Coffins starts playing
Crash was also about to brutally castrate Django after Schultz dies and they are discovered, I think it was cut but I’m not sure. Still the scene where Django kills him is satisfying and really good.
The blood spilled in the cotton take is powerful in their implied meaning
much like blood diamonds
Could you please elaborate?
You can google the term "blood diamonds" for more info, but basically most of the worlds diamond supply (most gem mining in general) is mined using slave labor where slaves are basically worked until they die.
What i mean to say is that anyone who owns those diamonds has blood on their hands.
Also the implied meaning for the Brittle brother with a page from the bible sewn into his shirt.
The bible doesn't protect him from that bullet any better than it protects his actions in the slave trade, as so many people did and still do claim it does.
The way he fumbles the gun is absolutely hilarious. Django should be dead but this guy’s poor hand eye coordination saved his life.
That first whip hit different
0:36 "Whatchu wauunt?"
I loved how Django went to town on that dude
Django may not have superpowers, but I bet he felt like an Avenger in this seen.
With that dress colour he definitely looks like the Captain America
He does plenty of avenging.
@@angryhusky2467a better black cap then Falcon
@@angryhusky2467that's America's ass
I like the way you die, boy-LOL
I'm positive he's dead - way to use a new word in a sentence
I'm positive he dead*
This is what Tarantino excels at. You know he's going to get payback and you know damn well he's not going to subvert your expectations at the last minute. It's exactly what you hope it will be and it's awesome. People try to diss on him and bait him in interviews about violence but his movies are like comic books on the big screen. His style just works.
One of the best scenes in the movie
One of the best movies made 👌 🙌 👏
Such a great scene from Django Unchained
Im positive this was a movie full of cracking performances!
Django gets revenge !!!
The one Brittle acted like he never used a pistol before or else he was drunk
Surprise and panic can do that.
Fredo / Godfather reference methinks!
Meatcanyon ace of spade scene LOL
Should have whipped by Django for another 10 minutes ...
Am I crazy or is that 3 modern garage doors visible at 3:27 lol?
5:53 Keep it funny!!😂😂😂
"You mean you WANNA dress like that?" 😭😭
4:55 I don't know why the music sounds like if Django was a Rohan Rider from "Lord of the Rings"... but I'm so glad it does! lol
4:55 reminds me so much of lord of the rings song scene
"WACHU WAUNT?" She speaks like an NPC lmao
Django 💪💪👍👍👍👍👍👍
Quentin Tarantino best film, Django Unchained
Not even the top 5
Jackie brown, pulp fiction, inglorious basterds all better
Jackie brown, pulp fiction, inglorious basterds all better
Normally, gunshots hit their target a fraction of the time in a live gunfight. In this movie, it's 100%.
We all wish, that there would be a Django and Dr. Schultz in real life. But there wasn't...😢😨😡
There were many people like them. It's not like there weren't people who did similar things back then. Bounty hunters, freed slaves, working together to bring assholes to justice or just for revenge. There just aren't many written stories from them about it because that's a perfect way to get someone to come after you and your family down the line. They just did what they felt they had the right or need to do to balance the scales and didn't feel the need to draw attention to themselves for doing so. But to believe that EVERYONE simply ignored the horrific shit is foolish, humans are (by and large) selfish creatures but it's not really in everyday normal people to see that level of suffering first hand and to not help in whatever way you can. Now the kids who grew up in families that owned slaves wouldn't actually know any better until/unless they visited places where it wasn't the norm, as they'd have been taught since birth that it is the way of things and so even if they felt it was wrong, they'd have mostly just stood idle because a lifetime of seeing it would have added loads of redundancy to the belief that was instilled in them. But slavery has existed as long as the human race has and comparatively speaking America got rid of it faster than anywhere else, which was good although I think everyone wishes it had been even faster. We also had far fewer slaves than most other countries, that doesn't mean that their suffering wasn't just as horrible, just that it luckily didn't go on as long as it could have. Humans are shitty people on the whole but it'd be a lie to say that we weren't at least capable of learning from shit that was so obviously wrong.
Tell yo kids this roots
how can he shoot the last one from the side but the bullet goes straight thru his chest ?
Rifles have a lot more power than handguns
It didn't though.. why do you think it did?
The entrence and exit wounds are made obvious to see.. went into the side of his back, and came out of the other side of his upper abdomen..
I mean it’s not as if the bullet is travelling through air, the directions of bullets can ge altered by hitting the bones and organs
Tarantino bullets never makes sense. It's part of the beauty of his films. Like how Django shoots Candy's sister but she flies off in another direction
Jody look like Jay Versace
it is the day of pay back for the evil you have done, give and it shall be given to you
Django was def a Belmont!
i like the way die man or boy
What you want when he pushed her onto that tree
No one ever talks about the guns in the movie oml
Land of the free! Home of the brave! That what this country was founded on.
As much as i loved seeing Django get revenge, he took revenge on the wrong person. He should hve whopped Ellis and John to death, and shot Roger.
BuT WhAt IF ThE RoLeS WeRe ReVeRsED ?!
There's something odd about the timing. When Django and Schultz arrive at the plantation it takes at least 10 minutes for the talking, walking, and conversation. The girl is present all the time. How does she know that the Brittle brothers are punishing the other girl just in this moment?
Good question
It was a scheduled flogging. She knew the timetable.
They were probably in charge of a certain aspect of the plantation so she knew their general location.
so many possibilities. maybe she is a repeat victim, with a scheduled flogging, as another commenter contributed. Maybe she could hear the screams; Lil' Jodie was pretty loud, and sound travels well over a flat plantation like that. Also, consider that the first time we see her, Lil' Jodie is forcing them to drag her to the spot that they plan to whip her. Maybe she forced them to drag her the whole way there. additionally, the girl Django talks to is obviously a slave that works in the house, so she was probably near enough to hear the fallout after the eggs were broken, and being a slave, she also knows where the whipping spot is, as well as the usual tactic of forcing the slave masters to drag you to the whipping tree.
She knew, He never asked about the girl being whipped. Have to remember it's considered wrong to us but for them it was as normal as walking your dog.
Anna barbarian
It would be nice if all slavery movies had happy endings. But that wouldn't tell the story...
5:04 Another detail I found was as she sees Django, there's a painting on the right with Django's similar outfit right there. Awesome detail right there.
pretty sure that's a dirty mirror bro
@@willtph look closely at the mirror, it looks like the same clothes Django was wearing in the scene
My friend, the mirror is there so that the slave masters can see the faces of their victims as they whip them, and adds to the slave's terror because they can see the whipping as its about to happen. You can see in this scene that because of its position, Lil' Jodie gets a chance to see the silhouette of her savior, Django. It isn't a painting. however, I had never noticed it before you pointed it out, and I really appreciate that you took the time to do so, thank you. Just another testament to Tarantino's talent and knowledge. every time you take a second look, you see something new. it is beautiful. art.
Honestly..
He got of waaay too lightly with that bullet to his (bible) heart..
A supposed man cracking his bullwhip, ordering a young girl be tied to a tree, while carrying a Bible under his arm as he's about to beat and injure a helpless child.
He referred to her as a beast.
And what's the deal with papers pinned to his clothes? Are those pages from the Bible?
6:20 ..... wrong ..... he should have SHOUTED ... " do you all wanna see something " .... his whisper we hardly heard ourselves ..... how would that have carried 100 yards
Kanye took revenge
i like the way you die boy! 🫵👏
I remember when Kanye West wrote this scene
😂😂😂😂
Kanye came up wit dis video
4:54 This gets viewers attention to step up against slavery.
This brings me tears where we are untouchables from india. I feel proud of this nigga movie🤣.
Most european philosophers have commented that the condition of the dalits could not be compared to that of african slaves - african american slavery was much worse. Besides, the whole of India was under tears during colonization.
I'm sorry sir but your nigga/nigger is highly offensive and you should be ashamed of yourself(especially if your from India 😢😮)
Apple Us. Anni. Conan barbarian. . new england Mr. President
Dumbest line in any movie "I don't know what positive mean", especially when you hear him talk throughout the whole movie, even when he's a slave. Also, how does a bullet go through the chest and out of the back when the shot is taken on a rider who is riding perpendicular to your line of fire?
Just enjoy the movie for what it is!
the only thing wrong with this movie is infantalizing blacks too much. for example I'd have had her getting mouthy with steven instead of acting afraid.
@@HelghastStalker not really, more than that she should have either gotten her back up, or gotten discreet. I mean if she were used to that for years why would it have scared her? just saying that whole scene had just thrown in feel.
@@HelghastStalker sorry I was talking about the scene with steven and his wife. it's not really a criticism though, . it's a great movie I really liked. very over the top every step of the way.
Tarantino's great movie partially depicts the cruelty inflicted on the black people;
Only AGGRESSIVE AFFIRMATIVE ACTION will show sorry and the willingness to change.
If not, hate will always be here. Just like the south is bitter to this day towards Yankees, for significantly less cruelty and sufferance.
Who said USA are sorry? Not even Lincoln was a die-hard abolitionist, and Republicans sold the reconstruction down the River at the first opportunity.
The USA land of freedom. Jajajajajajajaja
The price was paid when 750,000 Americans (2% of the population) died in the effort to right the wrong.
I, for one, think we should treat all the wannabe klansmen like Django treated Rodger “Little Raj” Brittle in this scene.
How anyone that is a Democrat still be a Democrat after watching this movie is beyond me..
Republicans literally have kkk fans you delusional cuck. Quit lying
How so?
@@Linosek279
How so what?
@@RSTI191
I’m curious as to what about a movie exploring the horrors of slavery could make someone a republican
@@Linosek279
You are either very ignorant to US history or a mudslinger.
Either way, I'm bored so I'll bite.
It was the Republican party that fought to end slavery..
Actually, one doesn't have to go that far when you consider how Joe Biden as completely fucked up this country in less than 2 years.
But I'm sure you knew that already in infinite wisdom as displayed by your You Tube posts..
Get out much?
I looooovvvve a defiant man
She shouldn’t have broke those eggs…😂
Bullet angle was wrong on the last guy.
A black smurf! 😁
LOL
One of the best scenes in the movie