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The father at the beginning didn’t sell them out. He risked his life first by hiding them then by initialing lying to protect them but he knew the gig was up. At that point it was either his fam or nothing cause they would have killed everyone in that house. Great video as always.
They’ve would’ve done more than just kill. That was all the innuendo about how “beautiful” his daughters were. He’s basically threatening them the entire conversation.
LaPadite knew there was no hope for him but tried to save his family for as long as he could. Landa is a hunter and waiting is a great part of hunting...
The blood isn't real it's fake If it was real I wouldn't be able to watch but it's just pretend. And the nazis do not deserve your sympathy They starved men women and children to death Put Millions more in gas chambers Try to exterminate everyone that wasn't angulo saxon white. They experimented Different ways to kill people on children.
The dad didn't sell them out. Landa knew they were there and where they were. He wanted to break the French guy's spirit and make him tell him everything. He used the implied threat against the daughters to pressure the father. The dad had no chance to resist from the moment Landa got there.
People always discuss what is Quentin Tarantino's best film ever and I have always said this. The fact it has 4 different languages spoken throughout does make it his masterpiece. Just like Brad Pitt's character suggests as the last line in the film. What a brilliant work of art this is....
Brad Pitt's character wasn't doing drugs. He was using snuff. Snuff is finely cut tobacco leafs where as wet you chew and dry you inhale through the nose.
You are 100% correct. It's even a classic Tarantino shot, where they're looking down at the camera. Absolutely, that is Quentin saying "Look at what I just did! I just told a wild story, in four different languages, with an international cast.....it just might be my masterpiece!" HA! He doesn't say it IS his masterpiece; he says it just might be! LOVE that. One of the best moments of the movie is that last line. Makes up for the lame endings of both Kill Bill movies, lol. (Loved the first half of vol 1 and 2; both went south in the second acts for me!).
just a lil trivia 🥰👋🏾 the narrator of the movie is Samuel L. Jackson Christopher Waltz won an Academy Award, Golden Globe, BAFTA, & a Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Supporting Actor for playing the SS Officer, Hans Landa Quentin Tarantino originally wanted Leonardo DiCaprio to play Hans Landa 12:37 that’s Zemo from the MCU, Daniel Bruhl
Your channel has made it into my top five movie reactors. You don’t talk over the dialogue and you let the film breathe. And your commentary is spot on and very smart. So glad you did this movie, it’s one of my all time favorites. QT just has that it factor when it comes to making movies I Ike these. Keep up the good work!
@@journeymariereacts Agree, 2nd watch reaction and this was equally on spot. I actually think you should get a proper career elsewhere; academic or whatelse.
Not to compare reactors, (about to compare reactors), but Journey, being so alert and quick, makes this a low stress watch. Meaning she pretty much gets everything so we don't really have to explain what she missed. My one dispute would be her saying the Father "selling out" the Dreyfuss family in the beginning. He did all he could until he and his family's lives were in Jeopardy. Other than that, all around great reaction. Bravo!
Violence isn't the only way to solve a problem but it is the only way to win it.vand shoshana was planning to die in the theater, it was a suicide mission for her and her man.
Fantastic reaction, as usual. Almost put off watching it because there are so many reactions to this movie, and I've already seen one this week! (another reason why I'm dying for you to do "Jackie Brown" (my fave Tarantino) and "Death Proof"! Not as many reactions for those two yet!) So glad I didn't wait because this was a great reaction! I love what you said about "fighting evil with evil" and the inner conflict you (we) had. The TRUTH of the matter is that this movie - like Django Unchained and Once Upon A Time In Hollywood - is historical fantasy, not reality. It's what we wish there was more of back then, rather than the "bad guys" always getting away with it. There was no feared Jewish regiment in WWII any more than there were black bounty hunters in slave-era America, unfortunately. The bad guys almost always get away with it and these movies are a way of trying to make something that's unbearable to even think about and have some kind of "revenge", even if it's just a fantasy. I think Tarantino did a great job walking the line. For instance, if Brad Pitt had shot Max, we would have felt worse for him than by having the German actress shoot him. We don't feel too bad for the German solider in the beginning because he starts insulting the "basterds" by calling them dogs. Little touches like that help keep our sympathies where they should be. My one quibble? I never loved the scene where Landa suddenly wants to end the war, that was a little too far fetched even for this movie. But it gets us to the very last scene, which is the revenge we were all waiting for. It ends with my favorite line from any Tarantino movie - and one of the best in ANY movie: "It just might be masterpiece!" HA! Totally meta!
The dad did not sell them out. He had absolutely no power in that situation, and the Hunter already knew. At best, he could hope for mercy for his own daughters. You can't just refuse fascist governments from entering your home.
Exactly. They were going to flush them out regardless. It wouldn't have mattered what he said or where he pointed. They were going to get them either way and if he hadn't have been honest, he and his daughters would have been screwed as well.
I'm new to your channel. The minute you said you wanted Shoshanna to get revenge without knowing the story I subbed. I really enjoyed your reaction to this movie. It's my favorite Tarantino film. Don't be too hard on the farmer in the beginning. Him and his daughters would have died if he lied to Landa. He made an impossible choice in an impossible situation. I look forward to more of your content!
the ss( in black )was above all else, including the army (in grey). that's why in the tavern, even though they were officers too, they couldn't tell him to leave...and if you're wondering why the German soldier,the actor is nice at the beginning, it's because Paris was a rest city for German soldiers and so they were more polite...(of course not the ss or gestapo)..im french
Thos is one of Tarantino's best. Landa (Christoph Waltz) is a fantastic and talented actor, he definitely stole the show. Great reaction, loved all the facial expressions at the beginning
It's so much fun to watch you, while you're watching a movie! You're reacting like an innocent 12 year old girl, so pure, authentic and emotional! LOVE IT!!! 😜
Hi Journey, i've been watching your videoes for a while now, I think you are soooo cute and love your reactions! You really watch and get into the movies love it!
Once again, I'm so impressed with your reaction! You are so on point and on top of things. I love your emotion too. I wish I could watch these movies in a theater with you lol. Once again, completley entertained! Can't wait for the next one!
I dig your reaction to this movie! My Grandfather was a part of the Normandy Beach Invasion that liberated Europe and the World. He told me stories about that time, and his experiences to fight fascism and authoritarianism. D Day, June 6th, 1944, the beginning to a free and inclusive World.
Landa tells her to wait for the crème because it had lard in it back then, which Jews cannot eat. He watches her eat it and her reaction is “disgusting”. At that point landa knew for sure. That’s why he ends the convo and tosses a cigarette in his own half eaten strudel, he didn’t care about the meal, he’s watching her reaction.
Glad that you’re enjoying the Tarantino films. I’d definitely recommend Kill Bill and Django Unchained. If you watch Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, just make sure you know who Sharon Tate was. The film doesn’t really work if you don’t.
You got the three fingers right at the first attempt The way the British did it is a common american and british hand gesture. The german is always thumb, pointer and middle for three
Thank you Marie for reacting Inglorious Basterds directed by Quentin Tarantino starring Brad Pitt and Christoph Waltz just excellent great film. I suggest and I hope you will reacts more movies for example: Out of Africa (1985) The Crying Game (1992) Saturday Night Fever (1977) White Nights (1985) Somewhere in Time (1980) American Beauty (1999) Pretty Woman (1990) Alive (1993) Desperately Seeking Susan (1985) Taps (1981) and The Party (1968) all highly recommended for you😊😊👍👍
You are the first person I've seen figure out the German 3. When my father watched it, he spent 20 minutes pausing, rewinding, and staring but couldn't grok it.
Lol I watched your reaction to training day and always meant to ask if you speak Spanish based on the part when Eva Mendes spoke Spanish and you understood what she was saying
Marie, never cease to surprise me. First l saw this movie years ago, when he held up three fingers l knew it was wrong, but not sure why, then YOU held up two fingers and a thumb!!! Damn observant. You gotta Watch another Tarantino Movie, my favorite " Once Upon a Time in Hollywood". There is a stupid scene, this movie reminds me of when they show a movie clip of Leonardo DiCaprio in " The 14 Fists of McCluskey".... I had a brother in law who was Swiss, he was always saying American expressions wrong, it was funny, kinda like Waltz in this role. I'll bet they were his ideas and not Tarrintino. Bis zur nachsten Reaktion! Mein Schatz.
In the bible, an eye for an eye means if someone takes your eye, God will take theirs, not that you can retaliate. Why does nobody ever understand that? Great reaction! And I get your point, but nobody has the right to retaliate in biblical terms.
He knew it was her at the cafe, he made her eat that and wait for the cream because back then there was a dairy shortage in France and they used pig fat in products in place of milk, and as we all know pork isn't kosher so he was just being sadistic by saying she had to try it, as he only took one bite of his then put a cigarette out in it.
@@Robot666House incredible how you spew a whole bunch of bullshit. If you actually watched or read anything on this man, you will see you are sadly mistaken. He speaks 3. And in an INTERVIEW he explains that he had to learn the Italian part of the script and said verbatim “ I faked it in that movie very well” I can go on and call you out…but that’s all my time you deserve fuck face
You have to watch JOJO RABBIT. It's such an amazing film. Very different in it's approach, however it works. Loved it and I think you'd really enjoy it.
I love how everyone that reacts to this movie comments on that big Calabash pipe that Landa pulled out. Flamboyant pipe for a flamboyant self serving egomaniac. 😂
Is funny how some ppl react to scenes like the in 28:10 (give or take). I mean, it's a Tarantino's movie so you kinda must know things like that will come lmao
Please react to similar films i.e. The Black Book, Schindler's List, The Pianist, The Boy In The Striped Pajamas all are tear jerkers so prepare yourself.
No "Sophie's Choice"? Take the ridiculously overrated, bloated, and completely overreacted to Schindler's List off of that list, and put the completely superior (and as of this writing, non-reacted to) Sophie's Choice, Meryl Streep's greatest and most iconic performance (Kevin Kline too) and fifty times the movie of Spielberg's, if not only for that classic scene that is a reaction video waiting to happen. Schindler's List is not even that great! It's just typical post-Close Encounters Spielberg getting in the way of his own movie with his cringey treacle. It doesn't just have one lame ending, it has TWO completely lame (and frankly shallow) endings. You actually fall for that? It's like a paint by numbers book. I remember sitting in the theater, completely embarrassed and rolling my eyes, thinking "Stevie screws up yet another ending". "The Pianist" is great, do "The Pianist", do "Sophie's Choice", do anything BUT "Schindler's List".
(PS: I'm mostly joking, by the way: she should do whatever she wants to do, whatever she's interested in and if she does Schindler's List - which I'm sure she will - it will be a fantastic reaction, and I'm sure she'll get lots of views for it.)
figure of speech lol yeah you thought wrong that scene is hard to watch...so i feel ya. Most of Quentin's film are very violent if u haven't already noticed eye for an eye, I don't agree, however there is a time for peace and a time for war
