Watching Inglourious Basterds (2009) FOR THE FIRST TIME!! || (Movie Reaction!)
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- Well after reacting to Inglourious Basterds I am definitely going to need to watch all the Quentin Tarantino movies I have not seen. Hopefully you guys enjoyed the reaction, next up is Interstellar!
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Hey everyone hope you enjoyed the reaction! Next up is Interstellar! Hope to have it out tomorrow. Also please let me know if I missed anything, feel like I did on this one haha.
Oh f##k ,yes!! Interstellar is probably my favourite movie of the last decade 😜
He can take off his nazi uniform but not the branding on his forehead
I recommend you take a look at American historyX. It is a film masterpiece. i really enjoy watching you and I hope you continue like this
Hans Landa was not a double agent, he was an Oppurtunist. He realized Germany was losing the war so he worked himself out a sweet deal with the U.S. but Aldo Reine wasn't going to let him get off Scott free so that's why he carved the Swastika into Landa's forehead at the end. So he could never escape what he was. And people would immediately judge him by the Swastika scar, so even though he's gonna get a sweet Lil house and land on pristine Nantucket Island, Americans would never truly let him ingratiate into society. At least, that was my interpretation🤷🏼♀️
Oh lol by scrolling down I see people have told you that..like a lot lolol..
Well, You Def had the best reaction video of this movie by far and I look forward to checking out your others ! 🍻
Christoph Waltz is incredible! He won the Oscar for this then he won it for Django Unchained
Honestly he freaks me out more than a little bit in this
He stole every scene in this movie, I immediately became a fan of him on the first scene. That was some powerful character
Landa didn’t change for good. He became a “double agent” to save his ass.
Thanks for clarifying for me!
He wasn't paying atention. That's why I disliked this reaction.
@@nickflix8657 Nick you're so jumpy, lol
@@Yisusaurio that's why I don't like this channel anymore. He always misses the spot. "Shutter island" - missed not only some details, but the main storyline, might be the only person to mix up french and german, stupid, but ok.. But the "double agent" twist finished my journey with this channel, how is it even possible to think this way, I just dont get it.
@@Yisusaurio who cares what u think
At the begining, they speak French, not German, all scenes with Shosanna are in France, not in Germany and Melanie Laurent is a famous french actress :)
Thanks for explaining!
@@nickflix8657 you're welcome
Additionally, it is customary to ask for the other persons permission before changing the language of a conversation
How is it even possible to confuse those 2 languages? 😂
That's like thinking English sounds like chinese haha
Kudos to Christopher Waltz who can act in so many languages. His French is 🤌✨
Best part of this movie is when everyone tries killing each other in the basement Stiglitz keeps stabbing that major in the head 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Say goodbye to your Nazi cerebellum!
Hans Landa's pipe is supposed to evoke Sherlock Holmes, and the fact that Landa considers himself to be a detective.
i think it was also a typical 'macho' male thing. Mine is bigger than yours.
Also kind of a "mine is bigger than yours" thing
It's also meant to be a bit phallic.
@@wfly81 just a bit!!!
Apparently, it's a called a "calabash" pipe
Tarantino said that Walz’s character in Bastards is the greatest character he has ever made in any film
I think he's right.
Hans Landa is one of the greatest villains of all time!
So glad you reacted to this. One of my favs! Regarding Aldo’s “marking” the Nazis, it’s because he never wants them to be able to hide from the atrocities they committed during the war. Because if they took their suits off, they could pass for “decent” people. Even if they change their ways, people need to know how disgusting they were for the choices they made which led them to “The Basterds” haha. Great job overall!
Also, I love your endless optimism but Christophs character was a villain through and through. Lol the double agent story was a lie to save himself after the war.
haha thanks so much for explaining was unsure of both of those things, so glad to get the clarification! Glad you enjoyed.
@@tionak are you for real? with your view on "marking the nazis"? and the "decent people" stuff... i hope you are refearing just to the Movie and not like as in "would be good if they did this for real"...
@@malcer9540 lol, literally no one said that.... but I'll do it. I'll be the first with the controversial opinion that active nazis should be punished.
@@dianaruman8723 you can go and punish active nazis no problem, i am my self an active anti-facist, but IN THE MOVIE they just universalise german = nazi.
and i hope i donn't have to point out that not every german and not even every SS or waffen-SS soldier was a nazi
Christoph Waltz never changed. He was just saving his own hide knowing Germany's end could come soon enough so what else is better than being free and living in America.
Thanks for explaining!
The way he jumped when they started shooting at the floorboards.
This is is so pure lol
Loved the reaction....in the first scene Hans Landa speaks French and English but not German 😉
I'd know - my first language is German.
Christoph Walz actually speaks all the languages he speaks in this movie. Quentin had already almost given up on finding a Landa, when he met Christoph and knew right away, that he was "the one".
Thanks for clarifying haha, and I can’t imagine anyone else playing him!
@Carl Le Pauvre born and raised at Germany's wild northern coast .... now living at Ireland's wild eastern coast 😉
@@nickflix8657 At first, Quentin wanted Di Caprio to play Landa.
I gotta say, it's really refreshing how genuinely invested and excited you get when watching movies.
So excited he didn't understand half the movie...
I live in Tennessee, the state that Lt. Aldo Raine is said to be from. I can tell you that Brad Pitt absolutely nailed the accent and style of speech. While not everyone sounds like that, there is a dialect in the mountainous portion of the state that Pitt gets exactly right. This must have required considerable study and practice. It is brilliant dedication to acting and directing.
he’s actually grew up in the ozarks in southern missouri so i think it kinda comes natural to him. i know we don’t quite speak the same but it’s definitely similar and i’m glad they let him use this accent in the film
Not him believing the double agent story 😂😂💀 I have a beach house I can sell you in Idaho
😂😂
The speaking Italian scene is my fav in the whole movie. Its so perfect.
I feel like when it comes to Quinton Tarantino, "Jackie Brown" is his most underated work. Because I never hear anyone praising how good it is, other than CZcams comment sections.
Agreed; his most underrated, and so darn good. DeNiro is quietly really funny in it as well.
I love the way the farmer flinches for a split second when Lansa tells him he'll stop harassing his family. so well done
Yeah you missed a bunch dude. The swastika in the forehead was about making sure everyone you come across knows that you were a Nazi. Waltz was never a double agent, he was an opportunist. He didn't WANT to kill Hitler, but at that phase in the war, an intelligent man like himself saw how the dominos were falling and was trying to leverage protection for himself for his actions.
Yep I did, thanks for explaining. Planning on rewatching it soon actually.
I love how the woman looks at the 3 fingers and gives the slightest recognition that he fucked up that you wouldn't have noticed until going back. It's so quick and not obvious without knowing what's going to happen
One of the best Easter eggs for me is Landa checking the girls pulses when he shakes their hand, he does it to Shoshana at the restaurant too.
I never knew that. Why! To see if they’re nervous?
Wow didn't noticed this
It's a cool detail mot an easter egg though.
Holy crap I never noticed that
I think this just might be Quentin Tarantino’s masterpiece.
6:39, best intro to the villain, no doubt.
Love this film, but something I feel like people may miss is with the part of the German soldier who refuses to tell the Bastards where the other soldiers are isn't a Nazi- he is just a man. Not every German soldier was a Nazi, in fact very few were. Hitler had introduced conscription so German boys as young as 16 were forced to fight, and almost all German soldiers and civilians did not know of the concentration camps or death camps and simply were fighting for their lives, this includes this man. The Iron Cross, was a symbol used in Germany before WWII and is not an anti semetic symbol
The British General who gave Fassbender his mission was played by Mike Myers (Wayne’s World and Austin Powers.) Both of his parents were British and he used to watch old WWII movies with his dad. He told Tarantino he wanted to play a British General at headquarters as a tribute to his late father.
The best Alternate History movie by Quentin Tarantino. Winner of two Oscars including Best Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor for Christoph Waltz. Nominated for 8 Oscars including Best Picture, but lost to The Hurt Locker By Katherine Bigelow, whom was the first woman to win Best Director.
Inglourious Basterds didn’t win the Oscar for Screenplay, it was only nominated. Christoph Waltz’ Oscar win was the only win Inglourious Basterds got.
DId anyone mention that Tarantino is the one strangling Von Hammersmark in the closeup? Christoph Waltz was not comfortable doing it as hard as Tarantino wanted, so he did it himself. It also gave him a very hand excuse to take another long shot of her feet, to distract from that fact that he was not showing Landa's face. ✌
I’ve always thought “Inglorious..” is a masterpiece, from the opening scene to the “bar” scene, the satisfying scene with Hitler at the cinema and of course: “Marguereeeteeeeee” 😂 Awesome reaction! 👍🏼
Watching you react to this was great, same reaction I had when I first saw it! Keep it up dawg!
Man your reactions are awesome. Def the best part of the video.
Small thing he says adieu (goodbye) when he signals to kill the family but says au revoir (till we next meet) when the girl runs away this is a threat
I’ve never seen someone have these animated reactions when a jump
Scene happens 😂 great review!
As many great actors as are in this movie, I gotta say Christoph Walz is the one that makes it for me. I just loved what he brought to the character. I, too, still loved him in Django, but I would agree DiCaprio really hammered his part home so well that he and Jamie Foxx were the real standouts.
The beginning scene was the clear meaning of "Nazis had no mercy"
I remember getting back home after my deployment and watching this with my neices and nephews. They didnt quite understand the gravity Lt Raine and his Bastards job was. They only went to fight to die killing Nazi's. They had no intention of going home. That was just a bonus.
Pulp fiction is his most important, kill Bill is my favorite, but this is his best
I feel like you don't know too much about Nazis if you keep wondering/hoping that they "become good".
I always repeat Fassbenders line when I have a Scotch at home - "Theres a special place in hell for people who waste good scotch, seeing as I may be wrapping on the door momentarily..."
I love this movie so much, it's so well written! Haven't watched it in years, so thanks for your reaction, enjoyed it as always :)
Thanks so much for watching Christina! It is very well written and that opening scene is perfection in my opinion😊
Man's dropping the best movies
Christoph Waltz as Colonel Landa was amazing!!
For the future movies you watch of his watch for Tarantino’s cameo, he does it in every movie!
Soldiers and special-operations agents have to be able to control their emotions, because they need to be able to follow-through with their orders, without getting weepy and afraid. Any show of weakness can be detrimental in military or intelligence operations.
You can find it laid-out rather well in Stoic philosophy. Marcus Aurelius' _Meditations_ is a classic text of the philosophy.
Welp. Looks like you've saved all my favorite Tarantinos for last. Now that I've said that, I'll watch the reaction. 🍿
your reaction to this is absolutely amazing Great movie reaction much love ❤️
i watched your interstellar movie reaction and i really think you are THE best at movie commentary/reaction on youtube. and it's also a smart move to make your channel exclusively that.
One of my favorite Quentin Tarantino movies.
Great reaction Nick and take care and stay safe 👍.
Despite all the comments saying Landa let Shoshanna go because she was too far away to be shot, this is not the case. If Landa really wanted to capture her, they could have gone after her with the car. In a deleted scene, Landa explains to his soldiers that he let her go because she has nowhere to hide and will die from exposure. This emphasizes Landa's sadistic side. (Other deleted scenes explain how Shoshanna found shelter and became the owner of a movie theater). And the guy getting scalped at 8:00 is not actually Tarantino but a dummy with his likeness.
Your reactions are great dude!
Probably Tarantino's best film.
My favorite Tarantino film, loved the reaction, another great Tarantino film to watch is True Romance, he wrote it but didn't direct it, it's an absolute classic I highly recommend it 👌 👍 😀
"The Downfall".... That's all I say! So realistic it almost got banned in Geermany! Bruno Gantz doing his best performance!!!
That german mountain climbing joke that Brad pitt made was actually true he did make a movie where he was a mountain climber from Germany.
He marked their heads so after the war they couldn't disappear and avoid consequences, which is exactly what happened in real life.
As I see it, Landa wasn't a double agent. He was just smart enough to know that the war was coming to an end and that he would have to face the consequences for his actions. By making a deal with the americans he ensured his own safety and gave up his country for that. He wasn't a loyal soldier, he saw himself more as a detectiv and hunter, so betraying his country wasn't too big of a deal for him.
That's what lots of the comments have said and it makes sense to me now that I know in the beginning scene he only let the girl go because she was too far away for him to shoot her.
@@nickflix8657 I think he left the girl at the start because his sadistic enjoyment of the chase and unraveling of his victims as he interrogates them, to the point it’s fun for him. I mean look at how he seems when questioning the Padite family, and von hammersmark with the Basterds, seemingly at first he falls for their ruse although he is besides that the whole time and completely sees through their act. Very well written and cunning character, this film is a masterpiece
he wasn't undercover as a double agent, he just defects.
Hans Landa, the detective, wasn't actually a double agent. Up to that point he was a serious through and through villain and Nazi. But he was a sleazy opportunist. Not only was a murdering Nazi he was also a traitor to the Nazis as well. He could probably tell sitting at so many tables as high German officials that they would eventually loose the war and with the Bastard's plot he had an out.
The scene where he is talking to the American side to negotiate the terms of his "aid" were supposed to be like putting salt into a wound. At least it was for Aldo. Aldo's whole thing is that he and his men hate Nazis and the reason they ask a Nazi if they're going to take off their uniform and why they don't like this idea is that they ARE Nazis. Being in the military or "just following orders" isn't an excuse for atrocities. To them if a Nazi can kill innocent people, be complicit in the holocaust and do every other horrible thing they did during the war and then the war ends and they.. just get to go home and live a happy go lucky life with no consequences. Well, that's just wrong.
Back to Landa. So at the end when he's working out his deal to basically retire in America and be treated as a hero because of his "double agent" status, this is a grievous insult. If he had gotten to be the "Jew Hunter", a truly vile person that not only hunted them but took pride in going back to old places than had been cleared to MAKE SURE they were exterminated then he doesn't get a happy ending. At least he shouldn't.
Thanks for explaining really appreciate it!
10:53, that's crazy! He carved a swastika in his forehead, but it's a good reminder that they mean business.
We don't speak french in Germany. We also don't speak dutch, polish, swedish and Maya.
The Bear Jew's music is 'the ecstacy of gold" by Ennio Morricone from 'the good the bad and the ugly.'
You just earned a sub ive never had a reaction channel that didnt have annoying commentary, Looks Like Us Nick's Are cool dudes
‘I’m kinda happy he speaks German, it makes it much more authentic” …as the character speaks French!
2:59 - It's French, not German. The Alsatian part of Germany was occupied by France.
For me this is Tarantino’s second best film, behind Kill Bill, which you need to see!
Really? Kill bill is behind, Reservoir dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jackie brown, Django, and this movie!
@@isasooner5 it’s also behind once upon a time in Hollywood
@@alexhuggard56 Right! Once upon a time in Hollywood, you can make a case is right at the top!
Jackie Brown is my favorite, but imo they are all just great movies. I think Death Proof is just as good as any of them. I like watching it and Planet Terror back to back.
Hateful 8 is amazing imo
Man i was in high school when this movie came out and i went and saw it three different times while it was in theaters because i wanted all my friends to watch it. Probably my all time favorite movies definitely in my top 5
I love your channel man
I just love this movie. And Jackie Brown. And Kill Bill. And Pulp Fiction. And Django Unchained 😂. Those are my favorites.
thx u saved my evening :)
yea he didnt change and he was never undercover, he did it to save himself
The incorporation of accents is a brilliant inclusion and can't be overlooked when you speak another language.
The tension building in the opening is legendary, the only other recent movie with a similar rising tension would be Sicario and its 15-20 minute sequence before the border crossing. If you haven't seen that one yet you should. It is directed by Denis Villeneuve (Arrival, Blade Runner 2047) so you are in good hands :)
Will add it to my list!
Donny "The Bear Jew" is played by Tarentinos friend and fellow director Eli Roth. He directed such horror films like Hostel 1&2, Cabin Fever, The House with the Clock in it's Walls, and Green Inferno.
And he filmed and directed the German film in the film.
@@stephenmcdonald8474 that's cool! I didn't know that.
Please don't forget True Romance (1993), it's a Tony Scott movie, but the scenario is by Quentin Tarantino! 👌🏼
It's a must-see and it has one of the greatest dialogues scenes! 😎
OH YEAH. this is such a good movie very excited :D
The first person you see getting scalped by the Bastards is Quinten Tarantino in his classic cameo. He doesn’t appear in all of his movie, but it’s fun to try to recognize him.
He had cameoed in all his films
@@matthewbishop8395 where was his cameo in Jackie brown
Also his hands in close-up strangling the German actress
"Is he playing them or is he being sincere? I really hope he is being sincere...." Oh buddy.....They are playing him hahaha. It really is fun hearing peoples predictions when you know the exact opposite is gonna happen. Not even in a rude way, it just is funny haha.
You mentioned you'd seen The Hateful Eight prior to this. Tarantino likes to make his films it's own little cinematic universe. Tim Roth's character, Pete Hicox, in THE is the great-great grandfather of Michael Fassbender's, Archibald Hicox, in this one.
One of my favorite movies!
Let’s go! My favorite Tarantino movie
Great movie. Glad you watched it!
Your dad seems to be a Cinephile!
5:05 that is a Calabash Pipe, for everybody who fancy a smoke like Landa or Sherlok Holmes.
This is my favorite Tarantino movie and won Christoph Waltz his first of two Oscars for acting
That opening scene is like straight out of Sergio Leone's playbook.
totally different vibe from inglourious basterds (which is one of my faves!), but i would love to see you react to call me by your name. i think you would really get into the script and emotions.
This guy really cried in the first scene, what!
Inglorious Basterds is my favourite Tarantino film..
Also, I really appreciate that you recognized Narrator's voice is Samuel L. Jackson..
I love how Landa has Shoshannah drink milk and eat the strudel with cream. They're not kosher. A Jewish person normally wouldn't eat dairy
Oooh! That's a bingo!
Christoph Waltz won two Oscars (Best Supporting Actor), the first for portraying Col. Hans Landa in this one, the second for his role as Dr. King Schultz in Django Unchained.
Dr shultz
@@deg6788 edited ;)
Diane kruger was absolutely brillant in this movie. I don't understand why nobody give the credit she deserved
Landa's only helping them because he knows the Germans are going to lose, and he's trying to save himself from the military tribunals that will follow. He's just an opportunist, a weathervane- he will choose whichever side benefits him most.
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lol love this movie its so funny also love this reaction
2:57, the opening scene makes me nervous.
This is the most intense and stressful movie I’ve ever seen.
It’s quite brilliant.
I don't think I've seen anyone enjoy a movie as much as in this video.
If you want to see (what I consider) Tarantino's best acting performance, you should watch "From dusk till dawn" ...it's a cult,you'll enjoy it!!!😉
i am glad you watch it
SS Officer Landa is the best character in the movie 😍🤣🤣 he is evil and funny I love him 😈
One of My favorite QT movies.