THE D IS SILENT…Django Unchained (2012) MOVIE REACTION!! 

that's also why when he rubbed the blood on her face she looked so repulsed because it was really his real blood he was swiping on her. Crazy.

@@anthonydrypen8596 He did cut his hand in the scene and kept going, but he 100% did not wipe his real blood on her face. That would never be okay to do, it was just a rumor.

@@IamKindness im guessing after leo did that whole smashing the table thing and him actually hurting his hand the director got the idea of leo rubbing the blood off her face

Damn, you beat me by 4 days lol

@@IamKindness Yeah, it would never be allowed for obvious reasons.

I was about to point that out but you beat me to it. 28:00

I’ve seen this movie dozens of times and I can’t believe I’m just now hearing this lol

yes, its Franco Nero, he pulled a machine gun in a coffin behind himself

The original Django movie is badass

The comment I was looking for. 👍

Another piece of info I didn't know, thanks!

Also notice here his character wears gloves all the time and never takes them off, because the OG django ended up with his hands smashed by the bad guys

I always wondered why the scene made him seem like a big character. Very clever to slip something like that into the film.

Poor Leo felt so awful after saying the N word so much but I bet that Samuel went all like "Come on boy, it's just like it was back then!" ..Samuel is such a great performer as a hous-n and Leo is dispocable in such a beautiful way. :'D

Facts..

@@Damalatorian There is an actual story here. That exact thing happened and Jackson did help put him in the mindset apparently

Jackson yes ...Leo not ...he was cool

​@@GrecoRoman123 Congrats you enjoy a slavist. Pretty rare these days.

He's Austrian, not German

@@15blackshirt agh I'm sorry, you are right.

@@Sindamsc respect for actually changing it instead of just ignoring it 👍

I’m glad you put pulp fiction above it

@@15blackshirt He is both, his mother is from Austria and his father from Germany. He has both citizenships, the Austrian since 2010.

I never even thought of the symbolism, thanks for that.

Damn 🔥

I feel like that’s an over analyzing it...

@@dragonskizi7681 it’s not though.. have you even watched the movie?

@@dragonskizi7681 maybe it is, maybe it isn't. But it's fun to think about, right?

Yup true story Samuel L. Had to pull him aside and say “ this is what we do.”

@@Gumgumgamer009 yep he had to reassure him we’re professionals, this is our job, and it’s historically accurate. After that convo whenever Leo had doubts again he would lock eyes with Sam L and Sam would give him a little nod. Basically saying remember what we talked about. That is what got him thru the filming. Leo also took solace in the fact his character would be killed

Samuel Jackson took him to the side and said “ this is just another Tuesday for us”

Yeah, I was thinking when I watched that film ALL the white actors were probably super uncomfortable with the number of times (and the often extremely derogatory manners in which) they had to say that word. Because the white CHARACTERS are very much using that word as a slur, too. They mean it in an offensive way. But, you know. In a way, you'd rather they be uncomfortable with it - because while yeah, it's a professional set and it was fine in this context, you never want people to be TOO comfortable using slurs. The fact that Leo was uncomfortable using it, even in this context where it was totally fine and he had the go-ahead from several black peers - that speaks to his character. It means you know he's not throwing that word around casually with his friends.

It's true - he was really upset with the number of n-words he had to say. He eventually got over it after Tarantino added a few more to the script.

Actually Jackson's character would be an uncle tom, anyone can be a house slave they preferred light skinned women though.

He's MORE then a house slave, he is a PERSONAL Slave, He's the Head Slave, he was Calvin's Daddy's most trusted slave who personally took care of Calvin while he was growing up. He thought of Calvin as much as his kid as he did think of him as his master

Also house n word

@@iwi2042 considering all of them where referred to by that word, this was obvious so no point in posting it.

@@Yugioh420 sawy :(

Fun fact - the horses that fall down in the film were "fall horses" - horses trained to safely fall over on command. You can actually see when Foxx drags the guy off of his, the horse actually falls _before_ he pulls it down.

Nor was he nominated, absolute disgrace.

I'm willing to bet it had something to do with "racism" but either way everyone who's seen the film knows Leo absolutely fukkin nailed his part with flying colors. 10/10 he's won an oscar in our hearts lol, even if the role was a villain.

As good as Christoph Waltz is in this movie. Leo, imo, stole the show and absolutely deserved a nomination over Waltz. Again, not trying to hate on Waltz, I just think Leo killed his role.

To true😃

Yep

I think she was saying Jonah's Hill, as if it were a famous hill.

I’m disappointed he didn’t win an Oscar for his performance in this. But the revenant was phenomenal regardless

@@cw.8421 Yeah, the Oscars could use a new category, a misc category for parts that don't fit anywhere else. In best supporting though, Leo would have been up against Christoper Waltz for the same movie, and nobody was going to beat that. Though, Leo was just as good. IMO.

He did really cut his hand (by accident), but before he smeared his hand in Kerry Washington's face, they cut and cleaned up his hand to put fake blood on it. I don't think any producers on earth would let you smear real blood in someone's face these days.

@@Curraghmore Especially someone like Leo who has 5 girls in his bed every night.

The scene where he smashes his hand on the glass was the only "real" moment. After that they paused shooting to stitch up his hand as there was a lot of blood. When they got back to shooting, Leo took the opportunity to apply the fake blood onto her face. Her reaction was genuine as it wasn't scripted, however everyone on set knew it was fake blood.

Hahaha love you mate!!

@@justtrustash Guys can you watch a movie called city of god..its my favorite movie ever its crazy and i rarely see people react tot it...

@@phar0ahad3 yes city of god is amazing

@@justtrustash please react to these movies The Proposition (2005) Appaloosa (2008) The Hateful Eight (2015) No Country For Old Men(2007) Overlord(2018) The Wolfman Unrated Edition (2010) The Others(2001) Snatch(2000) It Follows (2014) Ong Bak The Thai Warrior (2004) Ong Bak 2 The Beginning (2008) The Protector (2005) The One(2001) Kiss Of The Dragon (2001) Sin City (2005) V For Vendetta (2006) Watchmen The Director's Cut (2009) Kingsman The Secret Service (2014) Kingsman The Golden Circle (2017) The King's Man(2021) Mortal Kombat (2021)

We will do mate, appreciate you legend ❤️

Yes! I love that movie so much. It's DEFINITELY worth the watch.

Yeah, but he's also the hero in that one, so not quite the same.

@@AndyMatts44 well, I didn't want to spoil anything, but since we're here, we need to clarify that he plays 2 characters, one of them being the villain.

Aaaa... wait for the reaction

It was a fake whip.

Yeah, sure. Foh.

@@rukus9585 its a googleable fact with accompanying interviews.... I think I'll stay right here.

@@briez9648 no ma'am, Vast majority on Google says it's fake, ya simple mongaloid. Now ring your bell for your mum to feed you your tit milk and tv dinner, before she passes, you dunce.

@@briez9648 Tell that inbred c*nt of a mother to you to hurry up with your tit milk. I'm waiting babygirl...

Appreciate the support and love as always my brother ❤️

Also known as the real " Italiano "

That and Inglorious Basterds.

They shouldn't eat during Chapter 4, because... well, you know.

Definitely Hateful 8 and most every Tarantino in its own way, but Inglourious Basterds and Django are the two "big" masterpieces

I love that movie. Kurt Russell is boss!!

@@desmondpowell3205 he was brutal and hilarious

Also the best looking and dress superhero? Appreciate you mate ❤️

@@justtrustash the song you and Hannah heard at 21:30 was I got a Name by Jim Croce which came out in 1973

Will do mate, appreciate the love ❤️

Pulp Fiction and Django reign supreme

Reservoir dogs the best one for me

Kill Bill is up there for me too. It's one thing to make one good movie, but 2 movies is hard to do.

Inglourious basterds and Pulp fiction are 1 and 2.

Cheers mate ❤️

@@justtrustash that was chewing tobacco he spit out 🤣🤣

it's amazing that Leonardo DiCaprio can take moments that weren't in the script and put it in the movie

You say trivia one more time I'm changing your name to Alex Trebek lol

@@Fatherofheroesandheroines *Jeopardy theme plays* :-D

Not really. That was not how Bounty Hunting worked. You couldn´t just walk up to the wanted and shot him in the face. Only in self defense. But than, i guess when nobody else was around, who is gonna tell the authoritys.

​@@vincentvega9983 Well, it was really depending on the target AND your own skills... E.g. some people were wanted alive, some "dead or alive" and some of them were considered that dangerous you HAD to take them down before turning their corpse in to the autorithies as proof. Minor crimes, where you would just get in prison or other punishments were "capture and turn in". The authorities (sherriff and/or state marhall) wanted those people alive, 'cause there was no need to kill 'em. Usually they were not violent or dangerous to other people and guilty of things like light assault, trespassing, burglary or cattle rustling. Major crimes, like heavy assault, homicide, murder, arson, kidnapping, etc. got criminals the "dead or alive" status, which usually meant a judge or court official already had declared them guilty and sentenced them to death. So bringing them in alive meant they would be hanged anyway; shooting them at sight spared work for the state and was more secure. A dead body can't try to kill you and run away. Although depending on time period and state you were working for, there were a few exceptions were you got a higher reward, when you turned them in alive, but as I said it was a higher risk for the bounty hunter as well. The third group "Kill on sight" was literally the top criminals of their time: robbers (be it banks or stage coaches), murderers and arsonists, who not only killed a lot of people on purpose, but most of the time avoided being captured, escaped prison and/or killed for a long time; usually killing state officials like sherriffs and marshalls (and bounty hunters) on their way. Getting them alive was NO option anyway, so they were declared as too dangerous and you just had to turn their corpse in as proof.

Yeah "Jackie Brown" is underrated because it's doesn't hit that well with a younger audience. It's a more mature story.

@@thinkhector Well, Simone from Cinebinge, Sam from TBR Schmitt and Shree Nation all quip at the end of THEIR reactions to "Jackie Brown" : "I think that's my favorite Tarantino!" And there are others that loved it, James Vs. Cinema being one of them, so right there, there's four members of the "younger audience" who loved it (I actually haven't seen a reaction to the movie that DIDN'T like it).....and of course, I myself saw it in my 20s (ditto my girlfriend) and we had no problem with it, so........(PS: And both me and my girlfriend didn't like "Kill Biill", which also came out in our 20s, so......movies are not "one size fits all".)

Thank you for this message you legend ❤️

yer i was going to comment this hey. and he put his blood all over that chicks face like his actual blood haha why she looks so shocked.

@@alexkillagain1638 he didn't rub his actual blood on her face, they cut and replaced it with fake blood haha. He'd get sued for that!

@@jamiexiv looks like a one take but you may be right :)

😂😂 bro I’m cracking up

he means servant to the german...he was his helper before he started getting involved and his story was as the germans assistant/servant

No way!! I need to watch original, appreciate you watching you legend ❤️

@@justtrustash I'm not a man to watch many reaction stuff, but loving you guys' energy mate, keep it up! Greetings from Turkey!

He kinda did the same with Once upon a time in Hollywood, changing how the Sharon Tate/Charles Manson murders went down.

Late reply but I remember laughing my ass off during an interview where the cast talked about Quentin's confused and slightly horrified reaction to that happening. If you can get that reaction out of Quentin Tarantino of all people, you deserve an award.

Mad love to you and thank you for finding us haha ❤️

He really cut his hand open, he however didn’t smear his blood on her it was cut and added after he was stitched.

I have no idea what “I love Lucy” is but I’m binging that now 😂 we appreciate you so much mate ❤️

Walton Goggins is one of the best around!

@@bucy21 I like him as Laugher in American Ultra

You guys have such great reactions and are such a cute couple! 🥰

Same here haha

Haha we appreciate you mate, thank you ❤️

😂😂😂😂😂 dead

Hahaha why would you be worried?

Honestly it was downhill from there 😂 thank you for watching mate

@@justtrustash Try inglorious basterds or Pulp fiction

sweet ass beard dude :D