@@galaxymm5363 The fuck, man I was just tryna comment on how I admire my favourite director has good fight choreography. There's no need to drag politics into this. Though I despise censorship of any form and like open discussions this not the place for it.
@@charliethedoomslayer2793 If you look carefully it does appear that most of the bullets stricking the meat shield are hitting at angles that would not hit the black guy so they are effectively just missing their shots because the body is obscuring the target and a massive amount of plot armour.
One of my favorite little details in this scene is that after Django shoots the 1st guy, he takes the time to wipe all the blood off his face before continuing. It’s both funny and slightly humanizing
It's actually better than that. In this scene he shoots the first guy at point blank, which causes the blood to spurt up and block his vision. Making him miss his next shot. Later on in the film, he does the same thing with the Australian mining company. However this time when he shoots at point blank he covers his eyes. His next shot is on target. It's a neat little detail.
TLDR of the movie: Slave named Django gets freedom by a dentist turned bounty hunter, who hires him. They fuck up a lot of racists slavers, and were at this property to free Djangos wife. Leonardo Dicaprio owned Djangos wife and you see how the negotiations went.
10/10 excellent film. Full of some funny fucking scenes, lots of politically incorrect humor and lots of violence and gore in the classics Tarantino style.
Anyone wondering: movie is django unchained, original guy was shot cus he's slaver and the other guy was a bounty hunter who just couldn't deal with his bs anymore lol
I never noticed before but I love how when he's shooting he manages to kill multiple guys when they're lined up behind each other but when he's using one as a meatshield he's totally fine
nice to see "Meathook" getting some love don't get me wrong I love the hell out of "The Only Thing They Fear is You" but it's not the only adrenaline spiking song in eternal
I say this every single day, they both sound awesome but I think TOTTFIY just sounds more like a showcase song meant to show you how badass the soundtrack is and it mainly raises adrenaline but meathook is just a great song in general and it gets your heart pumping
@@sunscreeneater5937 the full version of the only thing they fear is you that starts out slow and easier paced and actually builds with no cuts in it at all is the best piece in doom eternals soundtrack for sure but yeah too many people are lazy and want to go with what everyone else knows instead of improving upon or improvising a more effective showcasing of some scenes with more songs than just that one and it is stupid. Doom eternal has a very rich metal gorey soundtrack and it’s super nice to apply to multiple action scenes and I’m yet to see one with the super gore nest which arguably has the most aggressive bass line to it of all of doom eternals music since it’s a successor to rip and tear from doom 2016 which it sounds incredibly similar to and meshes super fucking beautifully with. I am a musician and can tell you those two songs could be bridged together as sister songs at a Mick Gordon concert super effectively and the crowd would absolutely go fucking insane because both songs are the same keys and could be two movements to one song since both are close enough in similarity that they pretty much are and motherfuckers love fugues which is when a song has the same sound with multiple movements but it’s just repeated and alternated in the same sound like a four chord progression song that you always listen to but instead it covers many more techniques with unique flare thrown into it instead of cutting shit short and keeping it dull and unamusing. Keep in mind metal and prog are from classical and older periods of music in their origin as they have so much more raw emotion and emphasized techniques that demand more respect and attention than most other shit. Mick Gordon is a fucking genius and I’d love listening to more works from him unrelated to doom because he’s got the right idea and a bright mind in a field full of people neglected and shamed for dabbling with Magic’s that only are enjoyed and given worship when it can be applied, understood, or rather found within another’s soul in a way that they relate to the message or feelings and it’s unfortunate because musicians deal with a lot of loneliness the deeper in they are I feel despite it having a great understanding of harmony, a huge deal of discipline and perseverance going into the skill development required to do that shit, and just so much fucking humility to fail time and time again in a field where you do not usually ever get paid a fair amount for your hard work because you mostly do it just because you want to and not because other people appreciate it let alone you unless it has any sort of attachment or desirable thing attached to it particularly for them. I mean if you like this music yeah you may enjoy what I described about the connecting of two powerful songs from a great ass musical composer since Mick is better than a straight up “musician” but keep in mind this guy isn’t being given the proper respect even now and you’re not hearing his best shit right now either let alone experiencing his work live which is the best experience you could really get from his stuff. Just please be courteous to guys who do that much work into music like him they’re very underappreciated and praise is more than money for anyone within the field, they do it because it makes them happy and satisfied with themselves not because they want the money alone. Thank you for reading this far if you did please live a good life full of love and happiness and don’t be afraid to work for that to keep it good(:
@@madjackmadjack I don't think he's too old people like Statham Swarzeneger Willis Stallone etc are all still playing absolute badasses in action movies
@@jacobniemann4756 yeah people are somehow allowed to get full on nudity on CZcams, yet some content creators get their video demonitized cause they said fuck once
He is not a master of hes destiny. He was brought to slavery by force wich determined hes intire future. And that future will be a crap anyways. Tarantino movies are a bit romantic. Reality was a lot more grim even than Tarantino movies :)
The thing I found funny is that, the enemies when they got shot, the bullets can penetrate and even hit guy behind, but if Potagonist is hiding then the body suddenly become niece shield to catch bullets. XD (Edit)= I did not expected so many likes. I hardly ever gets aby likes to begin with XD
In all seriousness I was gonna make a comment on the ballistics of old black powder cap and ball revolvers, because I'm truthfully not sure what the penetration would be at ANY range
@@robertbowser1846 I just felt that the buildup was dull and the climax was lackluster. I can see why people would like it, but not my cup of tea personally. I can respect the movie and appreciate the work that went into it, but i'd say django was more my thing.
I love how the only reason that the blonde dude with glasses made it out of the room in the first place was because Django shot Butch point blank and had to wipe the blood out of his eyes before continuing the spree
This doom music fited surprisingly well with this Tarantino-Western! Well made, Sir! Well made. And also, I never noticed when I saw this movie that Django wiped his face after shooting that first of many henchmen (0:58). Funny touch.
Quentin Tarantino has a wonderful way with film. I'll never forget sitting in Inglourious Basterds' theatre in 2009 and watching everyone cheer as Hitler and his lot get brutally gunned down in Shosanna's cinema, with Hitler himself taking multiple 9mm's to the face, and Tarantino showing every consecutive shot interspersed with Donnie and Ulmer's maniacal laughter- when just moments before they were practically booing at the exact same image from the perspective of a 1940's German (the movie Hitler and co were watching in the movie was of a German sniper taking out Ally after Ally, with the audience in the movie cheering loudly at the scenes). It struck me as ironic. Of course we can say with relative ease that one ideology is evil and another pure, but we kid ourselves by simplifying it to that point. In reality, people are tribal- and we love watching "our" tribe mercilessly destroy the "other" one- reverse the situation, and all of a sudden it's reprehensible. He does it again here, with Django: Unchained. It triggers a feeling of righteous justice in us, when the 'bad guys' get brutally murdered in a show of satirical violence, when that is precisely the opposite of true justice in a judiciary sense. "Every man deserves his day in court" and all that. In a way, Tarantino brings out the worst in us, and we applaud it all the way. Nadine Hussein from Inquiries Journal says it beautifully: _"Tarantino directly challenges the glorification of heroism and cultural superiority embedded in the American collective memory of WWII by replicating the susceptibility of the spectator to the effects of fascism and propaganda in film."_ (On Inglourious Basterds). He is holding up a satirical, violent mirror to society; he is showing us that we are no better than our enemies, and brilliantly, most of us don't even realize it- further proving his point.
man cultures are so different then, I'm german myself and I've never witnessed people cheering, booing or anything remotely similar collectively in a movie (not talking about any topic specifically) yes there will be laughing and shocked frowns etc. but cheering or booing a movie screen? that's kind of odd around here on the topic I must say I've never quite looked at it like that, it's an interesting view I liked how tarantino displayed that not all germans were just evil nazis as an easy "they're just the baddies" trope, but also just simple soldiers
@@brohvakiindova4452 it's not necessarily that everyone is always loudly booing or cheering, but a combination of things. You get an idea for how a cinema experiences a movie. For instance cheers aren't necessarily "yay woo-hoo" but laughter and generally, approval. You can also get an idea after you walk out, hearing what people are saying. But in Inglourious it was almost forced how obvious it was that the cinema approved. It was a super tense movie and with it finally getting the good ending people wanted I guess they released that tension uproariously.
If only he'd remembered to chainsaw one of the trash slavers, he wouldn't have run out of ammo at the end.
Dam u gotta use the chainsaw lorw
More
Lmfao
The berserk power up would be sufficient...
I thought he had one shot left?
0:28 that first imp in DOOM 2016
0:43 That first imp 2 seconds later
*RAAAAGHHJGGHGHHGJ*
Lmfao
Underrated comment right here 10/10
"Bring out the imp".
"There are 35 of us you cant kill us all"
Me on easy mode
"I like those odds"
Pathetic in nightmare mode
Grins in ultra nightmare....😎😎 good it wouldn't be fair.....for you otherwise! 😂😂
This me on read dead if I see a robbery in saint denis
me after becoming a fuckin master in the game
The Violence in Quentin Tarantino's movies are so satisfying.
Would you consider yourself a black leftist?
@@aksharadurty4048 They censor my replies now, but I got your point. This type of content must be very appealing to leftists.
@@galaxymm5363 well if your saying that I enjoyed the movie cus it "appealed to my leftist fantasies" I feel like your looking at it the wrong way.
@@aksharadurty4048 Your leftist privilege is kicking in, they are censoring my replies now. My comments are too realistic for youtube.
@@galaxymm5363 The fuck, man I was just tryna comment on how I admire my favourite director has good fight choreography. There's no need to drag politics into this. Though I despise censorship of any form and like open discussions this not the place for it.
I feel like this scene is the embodiment of “well that escalated quickly”
Very quickly
@@koontz1154 and brutally
That’s tarantino
It’s literally meant to be a “WTF” scene.
@@parkerdalrymple4398 he just couldn't resist 🤣
Guy *shoots him*
“Guy with shotgun” so you have chosen death
Jamie Fox: "As have you." *shoots the shotgun guy in response*
Never should have come here!
well, you havent watched django, so, watch it, great movie
@Calen Williams the lawyer? He took more bullets than the body django hid behind
Comedy cementery
Love how bullets go through everyones body except the bodies he uses like a shield
Django uses Silver bullets lol
@@kenzousux8450 silver is a soft metal. It makes for a shitty bullet lmao. Wtf dude 😂
@@michaelgresham1980 django also used enemy's revolvers so it still doesn't make sense
@@michaelgresham1980 Silver is harder than lead depending on the alloy
@@charliethedoomslayer2793 If you look carefully it does appear that most of the bullets stricking the meat shield are hitting at angles that would not hit the black guy so they are effectively just missing their shots because the body is obscuring the target and a massive amount of plot armour.
One of my favorite little details in this scene is that after Django shoots the 1st guy, he takes the time to wipe all the blood off his face before continuing. It’s both funny and slightly humanizing
It's actually better than that. In this scene he shoots the first guy at point blank, which causes the blood to spurt up and block his vision. Making him miss his next shot.
Later on in the film, he does the same thing with the Australian mining company. However this time when he shoots at point blank he covers his eyes. His next shot is on target.
It's a neat little detail.
@@benporter6062 Wow, that's really curious. Nice eye, i didn't notice it.
@@kevinc5334 nice eye? dont you mean...
DEAD eye?
i love rdr2, ngl
Doomguy's ancestor just killed the CEO of racism
the CEO of racism🤣
Not based
Like "LITERALY"
y e s
Lol
Guys I think we found John Wick's ancestor
yeah his great great great great grandfather was django
John Wick is white.
@@bulksquatthrust8792 halsey is also “white”
So it would seem
Yes
When Django wipes his face after shooting Butch is one of my favorite little nothing details in all of movies.
I was going to make a comment exactly like this, but I'm lazy so I didn't.
@@klaus6178 But you kind of did. And I'm glad you did.
I think about this detail A LOT. It's so gruesome.
i've never seen this movie before, so watching this without any context makes it 100x more entertaining
TLDR of the movie: Slave named Django gets freedom by a dentist turned bounty hunter, who hires him. They fuck up a lot of racists slavers, and were at this property to free Djangos wife. Leonardo Dicaprio owned Djangos wife and you see how the negotiations went.
10/10 excellent film. Full of some funny fucking scenes, lots of politically incorrect humor and lots of violence and gore in the classics Tarantino style.
Nobody:
Your red dead online character in Saint Denis when you knock over someone with your horse:
*loads explosive slugs*
@@Dreamception. those are for griefers man. Don’t waste them on silly saint Denis police officers
@@Magicw1zrd Who said it was for officers?
@@BRENOd3d well most of the time it’s the Saint Denis police attacking you in Saint Denis. So I assumed he was loading explosive ammo for them
@@Magicw1zrd well sometimes in those narrows streets in The slums area i bumped a few time in some players, "on purpose" i got shot obviously.
Anyone wondering: movie is django unchained, original guy was shot cus he's slaver and the other guy was a bounty hunter who just couldn't deal with his bs anymore lol
R.I.P. Dr. King Schulz
Thanks 😂😂😂
You've done the younger generation a great service. But you forgot to remind them to *GO WATCH THE FUCKING MOVIE*
@@duderino6171 greatest movie ever
@@duderino6171 I am part of the younger generation so it's not hard for me to tell what they do and dont know.
I never noticed before but I love how when he's shooting he manages to kill multiple guys when they're lined up behind each other but when he's using one as a meatshield he's totally fine
Hes the protagonist so hes practically immortal, he just dosent know it
Protagonist adds +150% bullet penetration thats why
We don't talk about that in these parts.
You've forgotten that he was wearing the strongest armor ever made, plot armor. Lol
well tarantino likes to play with established movie tropes from the 80s like the shotgun shot hitting like a charge of a bull
nice to see "Meathook" getting some love
don't get me wrong I love the hell out of "The Only Thing They Fear is You" but it's not the only adrenaline spiking song in eternal
Could not be more true.
BFG division, Cultist base and a lot more are there
I say this every single day, they both sound awesome but I think TOTTFIY just sounds more like a showcase song meant to show you how badass the soundtrack is and it mainly raises adrenaline but meathook is just a great song in general and it gets your heart pumping
The super gore nest deserves love and yeah man I agree
@@sunscreeneater5937 the full version of the only thing they fear is you that starts out slow and easier paced and actually builds with no cuts in it at all is the best piece in doom eternals soundtrack for sure but yeah too many people are lazy and want to go with what everyone else knows instead of improving upon or improvising a more effective showcasing of some scenes with more songs than just that one and it is stupid. Doom eternal has a very rich metal gorey soundtrack and it’s super nice to apply to multiple action scenes and I’m yet to see one with the super gore nest which arguably has the most aggressive bass line to it of all of doom eternals music since it’s a successor to rip and tear from doom 2016 which it sounds incredibly similar to and meshes super fucking beautifully with. I am a musician and can tell you those two songs could be bridged together as sister songs at a Mick Gordon concert super effectively and the crowd would absolutely go fucking insane because both songs are the same keys and could be two movements to one song since both are close enough in similarity that they pretty much are and motherfuckers love fugues which is when a song has the same sound with multiple movements but it’s just repeated and alternated in the same sound like a four chord progression song that you always listen to but instead it covers many more techniques with unique flare thrown into it instead of cutting shit short and keeping it dull and unamusing. Keep in mind metal and prog are from classical and older periods of music in their origin as they have so much more raw emotion and emphasized techniques that demand more respect and attention than most other shit. Mick Gordon is a fucking genius and I’d love listening to more works from him unrelated to doom because he’s got the right idea and a bright mind in a field full of people neglected and shamed for dabbling with Magic’s that only are enjoyed and given worship when it can be applied, understood, or rather found within another’s soul in a way that they relate to the message or feelings and it’s unfortunate because musicians deal with a lot of loneliness the deeper in they are I feel despite it having a great understanding of harmony, a huge deal of discipline and perseverance going into the skill development required to do that shit, and just so much fucking humility to fail time and time again in a field where you do not usually ever get paid a fair amount for your hard work because you mostly do it just because you want to and not because other people appreciate it let alone you unless it has any sort of attachment or desirable thing attached to it particularly for them. I mean if you like this music yeah you may enjoy what I described about the connecting of two powerful songs from a great ass musical composer since Mick is better than a straight up “musician” but keep in mind this guy isn’t being given the proper respect even now and you’re not hearing his best shit right now either let alone experiencing his work live which is the best experience you could really get from his stuff. Just please be courteous to guys who do that much work into music like him they’re very underappreciated and praise is more than money for anyone within the field, they do it because it makes them happy and satisfied with themselves not because they want the money alone. Thank you for reading this far if you did please live a good life full of love and happiness and don’t be afraid to work for that to keep it good(:
I have never seen Samuel L. Jackson cry, he's usually the one to make someone cry.
Watch this movie! It’s Django Unchained. Should be on Netflix
Samuel L Jackson is amazing, he can do just about anything, from a Jedi to the President of the United states
Well that's Quentin Tarantino for you
He admitted he would have liked to have played Django, but he's too old at this point.
@@madjackmadjack I don't think he's too old people like Statham Swarzeneger Willis Stallone etc are all still playing absolute badasses in action movies
This is the coolest "When the doom soundtrack hits" ever !!!
this is great for American Venom too
No
cringekid
Nice alternate account self comment. Really adds to rhe poorly made meme vibe
Yup
I like how django had to wipe his face after that first shot lmao
Main character: shot through 3 guys bodies
Random guys: torture their men multiple times
When Doom soundtrack hits. Everyone in the house must die. Rip. And Tear. Until it is done!
Could not say it better myself
Well all the enemies that is
That one guy on the floor some say he's still screaming to this day
Poor lad
@@vist2439 yeah.
@Ali Deniz KAV possible
Nobody:
Doomguy: Im gonna say it i dont care you broke your elbow
0:13 something about how that gun comes out in line with the music is so badass and 1:03 that jump shot is legendary
He forgot to pick up the chainsaw, never forget to pick up the chainsaw
thats why he had to pick up ammo/guns from others so often
Pro OG doomers hate to pick up chainsaw cause then you'd need to tap 1 twice for berserk
Movies set in 1858 bud
@@crabsticks7397 hack saw
@@crabsticks7397 I think you missed the joke there
I would like to note this firefight was so intense that they had to grab siege ladders...
Man that scene when he leaps backwards out the door, popping the guy at the door. Gigachad.
0:28 when a goat spots the butcher with a knife approaching him
1:55 *"I've got 2 guns, that should be enough for all of you".*
2:04 "ah shit I guess not" 😂
2:09 that’s okay I got hollow tips 😂
I'm surprised this is even allowed on yt and NOT age restricted
Whats an age restriction if you know the right searches you can find almost anything on YT lol
@@jacobniemann4756 thanks to you I tried and typed in sexy pussy girl for a joke and now I'm fucking scarred for life ThAnKS
They have the whole Inglourious Basterds movie as well
@Bailey McDonald hook me up nigga
@@jacobniemann4756 yeah people are somehow allowed to get full on nudity on CZcams, yet some content creators get their video demonitized cause they said fuck once
When you max the blood effects setting
*this is what it would be like if mick Gordon made the RDR soundtrack*
I feel like there was more blood than there was supposed to be.
*And that's ok*
That is Tarantino for you.
is ok? no
*it's great*
welcome to tarantino
In reality, this is way less blood and chunks than there would have been.
there*
When you tell that one girl that Leonardo DiCaprio and Jack are two different people.
Who's Jack?
@@kennyallison967 His character in Titanic.
@@kennyallison967 jack cough
@@aperturescience1823 jackma hoff
He fired way more than 6 shots out of that revolver
Luckily he picked up the 2 for 1 perk from Fallout allowing his bullets to pass through 2 people, but was able to shield himself with a dude.
john wick at home:
better than john wick
@@jonathansaad9256 what ?? hahaha
you're delusional pal
@@mustafatheslayer5125 fanboy
@SS-Hauptsturmführer Michael Wittmann third Reich fanboy
@DELOADER GAMING this movie is so overrated i honestly dunno what that fuss is all about
maybe because most of it's fans is black
In a world full or own or be owned I'd rathe be Django and be the master of my own destiny
Not sure anybody would want to be a slave. Also only rich people owned slaves.
He is not a master of hes destiny. He was brought to slavery by force wich determined hes intire future. And that future will be a crap anyways. Tarantino movies are a bit romantic. Reality was a lot more grim even than Tarantino movies :)
The grammar of this whole thread is atrocious lol
@@LordVader1094 no need to be mean to us we’re all autistic.
i love how he pulls dudes pistol, blasts him, them wipes his face quick before he caps the next guy
When you upgrade your cattleman's revolver to have improved sights
You can still kinda here the original song “Unchained” in the background if you listen closely 😂
AM I WRONG CAUSE I WANNA GET IT ON TIL I DIE
Meme's apart, Django is an amazing movie
Im rarely so hype to like a vid on YT.
This is 🔥🔥🔥
1:04 is still the coolest thing I've seen to this day.
i kinda feel bad for that one guy who was shot and then when everyone tried to shoot Django, he was hit instead. it took 5 or 6 rounds to kill him
I loved that scene honestly!
The thing I found funny is that, the enemies when they got shot, the bullets can penetrate and even hit guy behind, but if Potagonist is hiding then the body suddenly become niece shield to catch bullets. XD
(Edit)= I did not expected so many likes. I hardly ever gets aby likes to begin with XD
Rofl
Anything directed by Tarantino don't follow the laws of physics😂
(I think idk)
Because protagonist has stopping power equipped with fmj
Stop thanking people for likes, it's fucking cringe
In all seriousness I was gonna make a comment on the ballistics of old black powder cap and ball revolvers, because I'm truthfully not sure what the penetration would be at ANY range
1:03 - That was an incredible shot.
Already forgot how cool this scene was
The james brown/tupac remix in the background actually makes me think someone rapping to the doom soundtrack would sound sick, maybe denzel curry
that would just make it bad
czcams.com/video/LP8GRjv6AIo/video.html
Broooo I think Denzel, Ghostemane or Ruby would kill this tbh
@@nevermore6171 it would make it bad
@@ok0_0 Why
This film and The Hateful Eight are amazing
This film is a masterpiece and isn't even on the same level as the hateful eight
Still a good movie tho
I didn't like hateful 8 very much
@@themaidenlesswretch7819 I can see that. It’s long asf but it’s good to watch at least once
@@robertbowser1846 I just felt that the buildup was dull and the climax was lackluster. I can see why people would like it, but not my cup of tea personally. I can respect the movie and appreciate the work that went into it, but i'd say django was more my thing.
I didn't know just how much I needed this in my life until now.
This is the best edit with this soundtrack!! Masterpiece!
❤️
That 0:57 does hits hard
Should have played cultist base would have been more accurate with the movie
Less hard core
@@kylecook7187 "WEEEEEEE WOOOOO WEEEE WOOOO" is "less hardcore"?
@@yoboikamil525 sounds more like sirens when you put it like that
God, I love this movie and you make it 100 times better
I had this exact same thought watching this movie last night. Thank you.
I wish I could dodge as many bullets as a main character does
that was a lotta cornsyrup
I love how he just launches from that room
This one is the most fitting so far. Keep em coming YT algorithm.
Imagine Tarantino ever shoots the Doom
Man, that would be some huge guts!
It would be nice if the next doom game had a revolver as one of the main weapons
man i forgot how absurdly hilarious this whole scene was
I love how the only reason that the blonde dude with glasses made it out of the room in the first place was because Django shot Butch point blank and had to wipe the blood out of his eyes before continuing the spree
Doom music makes everything better.
this might be the best one
Always remember, picking up the weapon of your dead enemies is faster than reloading.
ive watched 5 of thes and this song is stuck in my head
The Quiet Kids dreams:
As the quiet kid I can confirm.
As a quiet (clinically insane) kid I can confirm even more
*as a quiet kid, this is true.*
indeed
I indeed would like to massacre an entire mansion of slavers
This video proves how well Jammie Foxx would do as Spawn.
YES
I always laugh my ass off when he flies out the room and blasts a guy
Dear God when that chick started screaming and he flew threw the doorway I had an outer body experience.
What's really cool is that where he got shot is a nod to the great Gatsby.
Honestly, this is the only scene I've ever seen in Django.
Your missing a lot of great scenes
and you spoiled yourself the end of Dr. Schultz, the best character in the movie
I love the timing of the music and Django's first shot
The beats mix in so well
Damn, that was nice - brings back memories!
Damn how lit you gotta be to do this 1:03
Only a triple callat? Bruh moment. He could’ve waited for the line up.
This scene was already a masterpiece but it hits hard with Doom Soundtrack
Me with 5 stars in gta5
Doomguy: "I like the way you die boy.."
1:19 My man's got the McCree moves from OverWatch.
This doom music fited surprisingly well with this Tarantino-Western! Well made, Sir! Well made.
And also, I never noticed when I saw this movie that Django wiped his face after shooting that first of many henchmen (0:58). Funny touch.
Government: stay home
Doomguy: ‘enters ripatorium
i forgot how badass this movie was
Do you know what movie it is?
@@boredgaybo django unchained a masterpiece written by one Quentin Tarantino
@@keganhaynes4046 my favourite
MAN I LOVE THIS VIDEOS
That build up was so good I stopped to grab headphones
Brutal
Doom guy with 6 shooter would actually be cool lol
Look up project brutality 3.0 :)
I love this movie especially this and the last scene
Minus the part with the Slayer Gate, that was phenomenal.
Just a lil bit of blood lol
Red dead 2 with doom music I like it
Well they got off to a lovely handshake, it was a total blast.
Bloody amazing film. Watched it after watching this. Wish I was a bit older so I could have seen it new
Quentin Tarantino has a wonderful way with film.
I'll never forget sitting in Inglourious Basterds' theatre in 2009 and watching everyone cheer as Hitler and his lot get brutally gunned down in Shosanna's cinema, with Hitler himself taking multiple 9mm's to the face, and Tarantino showing every consecutive shot interspersed with Donnie and Ulmer's maniacal laughter- when just moments before they were practically booing at the exact same image from the perspective of a 1940's German (the movie Hitler and co were watching in the movie was of a German sniper taking out Ally after Ally, with the audience in the movie cheering loudly at the scenes).
It struck me as ironic. Of course we can say with relative ease that one ideology is evil and another pure, but we kid ourselves by simplifying it to that point. In reality, people are tribal- and we love watching "our" tribe mercilessly destroy the "other" one- reverse the situation, and all of a sudden it's reprehensible.
He does it again here, with Django: Unchained. It triggers a feeling of righteous justice in us, when the 'bad guys' get brutally murdered in a show of satirical violence, when that is precisely the opposite of true justice in a judiciary sense. "Every man deserves his day in court" and all that.
In a way, Tarantino brings out the worst in us, and we applaud it all the way. Nadine Hussein from Inquiries Journal says it beautifully: _"Tarantino directly challenges the glorification of heroism and cultural superiority embedded in the American collective memory of WWII by replicating the susceptibility of the spectator to the effects of fascism and propaganda in film."_ (On Inglourious Basterds).
He is holding up a satirical, violent mirror to society; he is showing us that we are no better than our enemies, and brilliantly, most of us don't even realize it- further proving his point.
man cultures are so different then, I'm german myself and I've never witnessed people cheering, booing or anything remotely similar collectively in a movie (not talking about any topic specifically) yes there will be laughing and shocked frowns etc. but cheering or booing a movie screen? that's kind of odd around here
on the topic I must say I've never quite looked at it like that, it's an interesting view
I liked how tarantino displayed that not all germans were just evil nazis as an easy "they're just the baddies" trope, but also just simple soldiers
@@brohvakiindova4452 it's not necessarily that everyone is always loudly booing or cheering, but a combination of things. You get an idea for how a cinema experiences a movie. For instance cheers aren't necessarily "yay woo-hoo" but laughter and generally, approval. You can also get an idea after you walk out, hearing what people are saying. But in Inglourious it was almost forced how obvious it was that the cinema approved. It was a super tense movie and with it finally getting the good ending people wanted I guess they released that tension uproariously.
nice
I recently just watched this movie and the music works so well with it
the wind up of the music at the start makes me laugh every time!!!!