INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS (2009) *MOVIE REACTION/COMMENTARY* 

Aldo is from rural Tennessee, so his accent is meant to be from there and be especially thick. Accents in general were also more extreme before the internet, because people learned how to talk only from their immediate family, neighbors, and friends. So Brad Pitt is going ham on it, and it's great.

Glad you survived Kemi 😅 This was the movie that introduced so many of us to the brilliant Christoph Waltz. His perfomance as Hans Landa is magnificent and it takes a lot of talent to make a character that evil so fun to watch. His sit down with Aldo and Utivich is really funny, with his giddiness over the possibilities laid before him bursting forth 😅 "Bingo! How fun!!!" That he wails as he is carved up in the finale is 🤌

I love this movie! It has arguably one of the most unexpected endings of all time.

You got a good heart, I love your vibe and spirit! You really care about people in general and it shows. Don't ever change

Note: Before the war, Hans Landa was a policeman, a detective specialized in missing persons. That's why he was so good at his job.

a gritty and glorious movie, so many memorably characters and absolutely nerve wracking in places

Such a tense opening scene. You know theyve been caught but still scared of whats gonna happen next

14:00 The milk and the cream aren't kosher, Landa is using them to see how she reacts.

40:42 That’s my favorite scene as well! The tension in that bar was *INSANE* 😨🍿🎬

The slow fade from the colonel explaining the rules of the drinking game to Hugo envisioning being whipped (either as expression of what he's enduring or something he'd rather be doing) is one of the funniest sequences. Til Schwieger is relatively unheard of in America but he is fantastic. I love his scowl.

Top 5 all time favorite movies. Only QT or the Coens can combine humor and drama like they do. Love this movie.

Oscar winning performance by Christoph Waltz as one of the most terrifiing villains in movie history. You can feel the dangerous beast lurking beind his smile in every scene.

I have to agree with your comment that Maj Hellstrom, as sharp as he was, would have recognized Stiglitz in the cafe since he was so well known.

The King Kong moment I think was very intentional, seeing as how much the Nazis were inspired by what the Americans had done with mass deportations and chattel slavery

I see a lot of people faulting Shoshanna for the regret that she showed the man she shot. In reality, most people would probably feel the same. Probably the best explanation that I've seen of this in visual media is from the show Chernobyl: in the moment, you can't comprehend that you were capable of this act, and the fact that you were paralyzes you and compromises your sense of self. It isn't weakness to behave as she did, though it was a failure to consider her own vulnerability in the situation.

These are always my favorite reactions. All I need to do to know not to subscribe, or all I need to know to unsub, is to watch someone enjoy the torture scene at the end. So I skip right to it, watch you laugh and enjoy the whole thing, and then I'm like, well... dodged one there.

great casting in this one!

Should check out “how to eat fried worms”(2006) nobody has made a reaction, I think it applies to a very esoteric audience.

Hilarious, Loved your reactions❤

I wasn't the least bit concerned about them giving diplomatic immunity to Hans. Given what they gained from the transaction, his transgressions were nothing. Btw, blonde really works on you. Great look!

You should watch another Madea movie, you would enjoy Diary of a Mad Black Woman or I Can Do Bad All By Myself

A bit too gory for you KSO... I'll suggest a comedy type of military film ""Major Payne""

kinda bias about the crying over human deaths?

I hate this movie. It's not worthy of your viewership.