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Tarantino Went Off in DJANGO UNCHAINED (2012) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

Sam & Tristan

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Sam and Tristan's first time watching and reaction to the 2012 film, Django Unchained directed by Quentin Tarantino and staring Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Kerry Washington.

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0:00 Intro
2:36 Django Unchained Reaction
1:11:23 Review/Outro

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20 Comments

@crazyratlady3026 1 year ago

Christoph Waltz is just as endearing in this, as he is scary in Ingl. Basterds. Such a great actor 🔥🔥❤❤

@cuauhtemoc1973 1 year ago

The actor that asks django can you spell it ( his name ) is Franco Nero the original django from 1966

@rubenlopez3364 1 year ago

When the KKK show up and you guys and all of us were thinking, oh man they look scary. Tarantino immediately shows them to be goofy with that “I can’t see shit.” It’s peak cinema

@bryanb3352 1 year ago

A dentist keeping his money in the cavity of a tooth always cracks me up.

@nameless70 1 year ago

That guy sitting at the bar on the Candyland plantation. That asked Jamie Fox what his name was is the original Django. He did a movie series of Django films. Like the spaghetti westerns back in the day.

@samuraiwarriorsunite 1 year ago

There's a reason why you see Sam Jackson In so many movies. He tops the list of actors with the highest career-film grosses. If you factor in lead and supporting roles combined with voice acting, his films have made close to 15 billion dollars worldwide. If you include cameos, the total comes to over 27 billion dollars, only the great Stan Lee is ahead of him. Beyond impressive when you consider his struggles with addiction early in his career.

@mikefetterman6782 1 year ago

"big Daddy" is AKA the original Sonny Crocket from the 80s show Miami Vice, and the 90s show with Cheech Marin, "Nash Bridges".

@Eddie53172 1 year ago

35:42 cause he’s the real Django. 💯 🎦 🎞️

@Boomerbox2024 1 year ago (edited)

I hope that you appreciate Hildy's fainting was because she had as much as seen a ghost. Separation, in those days, was exactly like a death, and the lost were mourned as if they were dead. similarly, in the bunkhouse scene when Django shows up again, Hildy was expecting to be gang-raped and killed when that door opened.ñ

@te1013 1 year ago

Django’s line “you wanna hold my hand?” Absolutely does it for me every time as an EFF you respond to the taunt

@Irgend_Sontyp 1 year ago

35:33 This is Franco Nero. The Django from the original 1966 film.

@ezelldaniels6064 1 year ago

This movie is so damn good. I have a dark sense of humor and I barely get offended by anything jokes are jokes and even though slavery was definitely real in the black community I think I speak for majority of us when I say the KKK scene was some of the funniest shii ever. 😂 This movie is very iconic! ❤ Appreciate you guys for this movie reaction hope y'all loved it and felt uncomfortable af with some of dialogue and scenes haha 😅

@silentassason 1 year ago

How quickly i clicked when i saw this in my feed lol

@jerrywalters8885 1 year ago

Neat fact proving that all Tarrentino movies are relates is the grave Uma was buries in Kill Bill 2 was Paula Shultz. Probably a descendant of Dr Shultz from here

@chermebrownsauce 1 year ago

Don Johnson is not mentioned enough. He nailed the role! The entire cast was amazing. Shout out to the original Django, Mr. Nero!

@souldiving4197 1 year ago

Fun Fact: Django was able to do tricks with the horse because it happened to be his actual horse who he already had trained before the show.

@4000mack 1 year ago

This looks like a manager and an employee. She's like the corporate Director but in the relationship lol.

@EvanWade-z4k 1 year ago

Whats crazy is im full blood native american and ive met so many people with the last name freeman back when i lived on the reservation

@kyosnk40 1 year ago

Leo hated saying the N word so much that after every scene where he said, it he made sure that the black actors were ok emotionally.

@theylied1776 1 year ago

What they don't teach you in school about the South is that several of the Plantation owners, Calvin Candie, were raised by slaves, and not by their parents. Certain slaves, like Stephen, actually ran the plantation because they were two steps ahead of everyone else. It is the basic The Hand That Rocks the Cradle trope. Or pay no attention not that man behind the curtain.