REACTING to *Django Unchained* THIS IS BRUTAL!! (First Time Watching) Tarantino Movies!

What is your favoirte Tarantino movie of all time??

The horse Django is riding is owned by Jamie Foxx and he is a very good rider involved in the rodeo scene

The guy asking Django to spell his name.. the actor is Franco Nero, he played Django in the original spaghetti western back in the sixties.. that's why he knows the D is silent 😏

One detail that is never brought up, but is staring you right in the face for half the movie is that Candi is not Django's villain, that title goes to Stephen, he's Schultz's villain . Ignoring the poetic irony of a dentist and a man named Candi despising each other, the two are polar opposites. Schultz is highly intelligent, educated,patient, empathetic of others despite his morbid profession and has a disgust foe the slave trade and cruelty in general. Candy on the other hand merely surrounds himself in a veneer of intelligence. Using French phrases despite not speaking a lick of the language and preferring to be called "Monsieur Candi" , using words who's meaning he doesn't even fully understand and ,most telling of all, not knowing that the writer of one of his supposed "favorite works" was of mixed ancestry and that he would have been appaled to see what Candi was doing and what he had done to someone he named after one of his protagonists. And, of course, we have the fact that on top of all this Candi is a manchild. A slave trader who inherited a massive wealth and uses it to staunch his boredom , all the while perpetuating the idea that he and people like him are somehow "superior" or "meant to control" . Hell, you could argue that its this same need to control and to present his own authority that got him killed, as its what pushed Schultz over the edge to just do the world a favor and kill him. The only one he doesn't do any of this with tho is Stephen ,who he seems to treat more like a wise old uncle. And while its arguable if Stephen actually cared deeply about Calvin or if he just saw him as a meal ticket while he basically ran Candiland from the shadows, its clear their relationship is based on some sort of respect and familiarity and even serves as a dark mirror of Django and Schultz's relationship. Fun Fact: Tarantino approached Samuel. L. Jackson and asked bim if he wanted to play one of the most vile characters he'd ever written and the latter practically jumped at the opportunity lol

Seeing that guy torn to shreds by those dogs was tearing Schultz up, mentally and emotionally; he had little exposure to the gruesome reality and cruelty of slavery.

I love the idea that Django's first instinct is to wear fancy clothes symbolic of being rich/civilized after being forced to live as the opposite for so long. And only after coming up with a way to save his wife does he adopt the bounty hunter gettup thats more rugged

My fav thing of the entire movie, (besides Christoph Waltz's performance), that a lot of people seem to miss is that after Django just slays two Brittle Brothers out in the open in broad daylight, the Doctor runs up and his first, and only words of reaction to the entire display in front of him is... "Who are they?" I've always smiled and laugh at that.

$12,000 dollars at that time was the upwards of $400,000+ today. It really paints the picture of why the situation was so dramatic.

Nominated for 5 Oscars including Best Picture but won for: Best Supporting Actor, Christoph Waltz Best Original Screenplay.

I am pretty sure by now someone will have commented on the fun facts ... The guy Django spelled his name to was the actor who was the "original" Django - therefore his reply "I know". Leo cut his hand for real in the dinner scene but kept going. Everyone's shocked expression wasn't acted but a reaction to the blood on Leo's hand. Leo was truly uncomfortable saying the N word even if it was just his role. Sam Jackson had to tell him to go ahead..... So I won't mention those 😉🤣 but only say that I enjoyed your reaction to this amazing movie 😊

I like seeing Nine Tailed experience these movies without realizing what a Tarantino movie is really like.

Christoph Waltz won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in this and Inglorious Basterds. Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown and both Kill Bills are more Tarantino films to watch. His writing credits include True Romance, Desperado and From Disk til Dawn

Glad you guys are reacting to this one! One of Tarantino’s best.

In the Julio Cesar room, the man Django spells his name for, the actor, is the one who played Django in the 1966 movie. That's why when Django says the J is silent, he responds with "I know". Soooooo cool!

Not sure if anybodys mentioned yet, but although Tarantino is known for his flair for the drama, he wanted to keep the cruelty of the slave trade accurate. The Mandingo fighting, muzzle, branding, cutting genitalia, all historically accurate events

Leonardo Dicaprio's performance, as well as everyone else's in this masterpiece by Quentin Tarantino was PLATINUM!!!!!

Even though I think Inglorious Bastards is a little better than Django Unchained imo I have rewatched Django Unchained more than Inglorious Bastards but I love both films equally. Crazy how in both films Christophe Waltz played a Racist & an Anti-Racist in Bastards & Django respectively and won an Oscar for both roles!!! Legendary 🙌🏻

Another great, stylized work from Quentin Tarantino with snappy dialogue and fantastic action. It’s always good seeing evil humans get their comeuppance.

Franco Nero, original Django from 1966 and Jamie Foxx, fresh prince Django from 2012 sitting at Calvin Candie's bar together. Talking about how to spell the name properly. And this one quote from Jamie "The D is silent" as well as the answer from Nero "I know". Tarantino sure unterstands his craft.

The only thing I honestly wish I saw more of in the film is the background of Steven and Calvin’s relationship and why Steven hated his own people so much.