i love how whenever Quentin gets a good question he always acknowledges it and really takes his time and does his best to give an answer worthy of the question.
This has to be one of the best panel discussions of a movie I have ever seen, everyone is articulate and intelligent, the questions were not soft ball but very insightful. The first question Christophe answered was perfectly done, Samuel of course is always brilliant, the man next to him on the end brought a point I hadn't thought of before...the plantation as a corporation. Before Tarrantino hangs it up I hope he does another Grindhouse movie, the final chapter of the Kill Bill series and a prologue to Pulp Fiction.
When the movie originally came out, I was not interested in wanting to watch it. But because of the feedback from others who had watched the movie, (by the way no bad reviews from anyone) I later decided to watch the movie. And I really have to say I enjoyed every minute of the film. Well done Mr Tarantino.
I’d personally want to see Tarantino do something entirely different, just as the rest of his films. I love that the man never did a spin-off or sequel.
It's almost like *educated currently left leaning american liberal artists* are the people we should believe over the ignorant leftists and rightists ( *THE CLUE IS THAT THE POWERFUL PEOPLE MADE LEFTIST A WORD BUT NOT RIGHTISTS* )
Leo was filming wolf of Wall Street here, which would explain why he looks like he needs to sleep for a week. He said in many interviews he has never been so physically and mentally exhausted from playing such intense characters. I think Leo did a good job juggling the two movies..but the poor guy needs a good lie in lol.
+Jess-May Fuck that Leo doesn't care for this movie or his role in it. He has said before on record that he hates this role and finds it despicable. He is the only smart man that understands Tarantino's race baiting propaganda.
Will Smith dropped it because he said he didn't want to lose his white fans. Which, it wouldn't have imo and I am white. Too many people both black and white nowadays worry about the past which makes no damn sense as NONE of us had anything to do with it. I love all people, period. Besides, if you shed our skins, we're all HUMAN!
@@X_Enferno_X that's not why at all 😂😂 it boiled down to a basic scheduling conflict. He wanted to do After Earth with Jaden & M. Night Shyamalan. In hindsight it obviously was the wrong decision, but who cares? Why would it lose white fans? That's the dumbest shit I've ever heard 🤣🤣🤣
I'm already a Quentin Tarantino fan but the way he engages with these reporters with respect and genuine interest makes me like him more. Seems like he could talk movies all day every day
Yeah, he's one of the only directors that can make a 4 hour long movie that is engaging from Title to Credits. I went and watched the Extended Cut version of Hateful Eight and it was just fantastic!
"Im sad he dint won" ARE YOU EFFING KIDDIN ME! Are you really incapable of learning the language you read/speak/write/hear every single day and STUDIED in school??? We are doomed. So effing doomed.
Same, I agree, and the fact that Will Smith was first elected by Quentin to play the role but Will said the movie was too violent for him so he declined and bingo Foxx was the chosen one and he did a great job making him to be the perfect actor to play this character.
Kerry you are spot on; reflecting on the roles you are playing and finding reason & meaning. You, and all involved in the picture, were the answer to those tortured ancestors' prayers.
I saw this in theater 5 times. This remains one of the best films I have ever seen and one that helped introduce me to genre, history, atrocity, and ongoing struggles I simply had not been afforded the opportunity of getting to know in a real way. This film changed all that.
I saw it about 100 to 132 times in theatres and I even bribed some of the local theatres to keep showing it past its date. I offered my wife's services and they agreed. I now have it purchased and I watch it about 3 to 4 times a day, sometimes I take leave from work just to watch it non-stop for days at a time. My wife's left me but this is better!
Leo is so calm and quiet and serious looking in all of his interviews but I just found out that back to back to back in the same span of two years, he filmed The Great Gatsby (Boz Lerman), Django Unchained (Tarantino), AND Wolf of Wall Street (Scorsese).
And funny enough he considers all three movies to be a trilogy of real life in America …. Something like that but you get my gist. Truly a fantastic actor of our generation
No one can write dialogue, build plot and suspense, create characters with depth quite like Tarantino. His movies can bring out all of your emotions within 2 hours. Yes, he's a genius and he crafts masterpieces. The cinema world will not be the same when he is gone
Quentin Tarantinos story is incredible. He used to work in a video store during the eighties and managed to become an Academy award winning director of several criticality acclaimed movies. Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill, Reservoir Dogs, Inglorious Basterds and now Django unchained. Those are just a few of his movies but he also has several others that maybe weren't as well received as those aforementioned, but still very very good. He's a remarkable creator of cinema and it doesn't surprise me that he would have worked in a video store.
To know movies and cinema it was very good for Quentin Tarantino to work in a video store. It was part of his film education. Talk with Quentin about movies and you will find out that he knows more or less everything.
Christoph Waltz is one of my all time favorite actors now. His articulation in Django got me hooked on his "ism", if you will. Inglorious Basterds introduced me to him, then Django was SO GOOD, I can't NOT listen to him in any movie he is in.
@@idcheatonu9265 What about the European white slaves? What about Anthony Johnson being the first slave owner in America. He was black. It’s not about race it’s about slavery. It still exists today but they sold you on the black slave lie. American black slaves aren’t even an 1/8th of the worlds slaves at the time.
I love the fact that there is no celebrity status hierarchy when it comes to the casting of a Tarantino movie. I suppose for the actors themselves, just being considered is a high honour in itself.
Agreed like 100x times... Damn, that dude is impressive. Been following him since his days on the Shield, I'm not sure what he did before that, but even on The Shield, he was, I think, the best actor, because his character was by far the most complex to play and he discharged that duty so gracefully..
I concur, he's pure talent. I found his performance the most authentic of all in Django. I didn't expect anything less in Hateful 8 and he didn't disappoint. What a great Actor.
The hateful 8 is such an underrated movie. That movie was the first time I realized Quentin Terantino is a fucking genius, I hadnt listened to such brilliant dialogue in my entire life. I think the first Tarantino movie I ever seriously watched. The movie doesnt have huge production value but man o' man the performances and writing were just so good.
@@majormononoke8958 how???? Can a black woman do anything right? Like tf. the woman looks beautiful period. She's not trying to look white, I assure you!!!!!!!!
***** cause I know what a black woman's natural hair texture is. I don't know about the here interview but for the most part she wears her natural hair texture. And Beyonce wears a weave cause she wants to, she has a lot of natural hair.
+gabrielle s That is *not* the texture of black hair. It's a wig. "She has a lot of natural hair." Nah. Whenever Beyonce shows her real hair, it is short. The last one a couple years ago was a pixie cut.
I know what you mean, there are directors/screen-writers whose work often has a "supernatural" aspect to it, Sergio Leone is one and so is his (although we may not have seen it at the time) acolyte, Clint Eastwood ...and Stanley Kubrick, to name another...and Tarantino makes four and if you look at the movies they make they all seem to lean heavily upon three concepts: Justice, violence and change and always with a hint of inevitability about the Justice. All the guilty will suffer and sometimes the innocent too because violence begets violence but the guilty WILL ALWAYS suffer, it's inevitable...and that's where the supernatural slips into their stories because, coincidentally, that's exactly how God does things...
@Barry Barry I dont watch TV or sit online.. I watch a movie after one comes out and only a few, I live on an island and surf and like the beach, and love driving my little sports car...so you're right I don't watch TV really, or sit on FB or social media... I purposely don't have it on my phone either, it's all fast-food for you're brain and unhealthy
Great movie and I’m from the County in Mississippi that it was based upon. Chickasaw county. I’m from Egypt, Mississippi. My nickname Poe. Prince of Egypt
I absolutely love the theme and all the characters. Everyone did an outstanding job and the writing and character development and story lines were superb. This cannot be said about most movies. I was surprised and deeply touched by the believable performances of all the lead characters. This is the type of movie you want to watch over and over again. Thank you everyone.
I loved this movie...but I must say every movie that I see Leo in I sort of respect his talent more and more...I thought he would be buried under the incredible Samuel Jackson...but he stood his own...he was not overshadowed a bit...I think he may have outshine Jamie.........In Titanic I wasn't raving about him...cause I thought he got a great movie..that was impossible to mess up...but since than ..I gotta say more power to Leo...he is an incredible actor.
Jamie, one of the most talented humans there is... the leading actor in this movie... speaks the least amount during this group interview... admirable humility. Texas gentleman!
Tarantino, wao, what a story you've told in this movie. It's so heart-touching, thrilled, educative, re-orientative. Typical, natural and truthful. The best and wonderful movie ever. I love it, I love the entire crew, Mr.Tarantino, you did a amazing job there. Love you all.
Even when DiCaprio is just chuckling beside Samuel L Jackson as he's doing his tirade thing, he looks like Oscar winning material: like he's sitting there doing the role of a life time. He just looks like a movie star, even when he isn't in a movie.
I agree 100% with Kerry Washington. This movie was about a love story and about a powerful black man taking power back from those who took it from him. I LOVE Django Unchained.What a great movie and what a sweet movie. The love story between Django and Broomhilda was perfect. The bloodspatter was a bit excessive, but so what.
What s MORON!!! Do you really fall for this HOLLYWEIRD BULLSHIT? This is a FANTASY, junior. It's NOT real, NONE OF IT IS!!! MIND CONTROL You're living proof of it. At least you didn't have to go far to find the TRUTH. WWG1WGA
So much talent in one room. Tarantino is a master at telling stories, getting the right cast, the music choices, the cinematography and setting the mood. You can feel the atmosphere through the screen. I love Tarantino films.
That was an incredibly honest movie , scary , brutal and excellent actors who brought it to the extremes of the reality of that era . Hats off to all of the cast !
This racebaiting movie in no way reflected the reality of those times. It's just another divisive piece of filmmaking by the master racists who run Hollywood.
What a film. I’ve watched it multiple times and enjoyed each viewing as if it were my first. It portrayed an unfortunate time in America history accurately and to the point. You as a spectator are transported to that time and feel the horror of what transpired back then. In my 65 years, few movies have ever made me feel as if I was there like this masterpiece did. Great job Quinten and the whole cast. Excellent work!
As long as you want it to be it will be. Or you could let the past live in the past and, understanding how far this young country has advanced in race relations, work to make the future a better place.
@@jimcrump2659 that's a horrible way of thinking, especially since the civil rights movement only occurred 2 generations ago. We have a long way to go, young country(200 plus years old) or not.
I'm a girl and I loved Django Unchained. To me, it feels like a fairytale, like Django was Cinderella and Dr. King was the fairy godmother that gave him the tools to set himself free. And their relationship as mentor and mentee was so sweet. I cried when Django returned and said Auf Wiedersen to Dr. King's corpse. Watching Django destroy Candieland and get his princess was awesome. Django surpassed his master and became a legend himself. Yes it was a movie about slavery, but like Kerry was talking about we got to see a former slave empowered and be his own hero and that was flipping awesome. This movie was entertaining and touching and I loved it. A lot more than Tarantino's other works in fact.
AppeasingPoet You seen _Jackie Brown_ ? I think that might still rank as Tarantino's most sentimental film. It's like he wrote a love letter to Pam Grier and it made him tone all his macho excesses way, way down.
Thank you for sharing this interview. Didnt saw the movie yet,but saw some moments... This will make me respect the movie even more when i can finally watch it.
T Stanton acting isn't difficult at all. Sometimes your co actors and relationships with them is. But acting is cake walk for an actor. I can play any character and I have fun doing it. The only character I never want to play is one that does anything to children. I couldn't act that part.
Justin Case I’m in Second Chance. Boss the movie. A couple commercials. Just a few things. I’m tryna get a role in the BMF movie. By the way. It would be nice if my $5000 Cane Corso could talk. I paid enough for him. He will bring me over $100k in breeding tho. So it works. He doesn’t have to talk. The money talks for him.
@@joejunemusic1988 I've seen him with decent cuts, I guess he just doesn't use same barber. When it's messed up it's because the barber isn't cutting the front sides back enough
In Django Unchained the very very Best Scene/First Scene of new Characters was the first Time Schulz and Django goes in the Cleopatra Club. The Brutal/Cruelty Mandigo-Fight Scene goes Over the Top with DiCaprio, Franco Nero, James Remar ect. Every Cut in this Scene is a Masterpiece this Cross the Line from Movie to ART, I M O. All the Characters in this Room their Faces Monologues Dialogues all of it. Nobody can do this better than Mr. Tarantino. Absolute Brilliant
Just wanna shout out to Walton Goggins... He plays every role all the way! Whenever my wife talks about him, she just says "you know, your favourite". I love it when an actor is nothing like the roles they play. Would love to see him lead something one day!! I reckon he could blow us away!
Yea, I'd say Dicaprio's a top 5 greatest actor of all time. That scene he more then nailed it, he was unbelievable. Nicholson, Day-Lewis, Dicaprio some serious talent.
@@fifthbusiness1678 Top 10? Di Caprio really carved out quite a niche for himself. He's got some heavy range. Go back and watch Blood Diamond. It's subjective my friend, like wine, women and song! Some people love the Beatles & Zeppelin, some love Bieber and Spears!
@@michaelbyrd7883 for sure! i mean his acting in ‘What’s Eating Gilbert Grape’ shows how incredible his acting is, and that shows how talented he was at just 18, and that he definitely is in the top 5 greatest actors of all time!
It’s so inspiring to me to see how rightfully revered Mr. Tarantino is. As someone who’s a bit of a spaz that openly expresses intense devotion to the things in which I have passion for, it makes me feel I could be respected for my dedication someday (opposed to being written-off as “that crazy chick”).
Tarantino and company is the secret sauce. All those sitting next to him no doubt appeared quirky to those they grew up with. The secret sauce is to be utterly you.
Love this group. True masters of their trade. You felt the anger and pain watching this film. We laughed and were socked with some parts of the movie. A truly powerful story and a ugly part of US History.....we should never forget the dark past.
I went and saw this movie over 20 times in theaters when it first came out, I took a chinese guy, I took some women, I took two old ladies and a nun, I took my ex weed dealer, everybody i took loved it, and thanked me and said it was the greatest movie they ever seen
It’s so crazy to see Walton talk so eloquently. I’m so used to seeing him play the big mouth dope. I think he’s one of the most underrated and overlooked actors that’s been in Hollywood for a long ass time.
Sensational - I could listen to QT and his respective cast all day! The actors always have so much positivity towards him, his script and the process; it's almost like QT is voted the MVP for his particular sport - and that seems to be every time. The actors love him! "He asked me to play one of his characters, Hell, I'd be an extra for him if that's what he wanted".
Wow, "You are the answer to their prayers." was hit me hard. If more of us would walk around with that knowledge, our whole lives would look different.
@@gorgonzoelan - He's probably a kid who spent his formative years during lockdown and covid. Someone with more life experience wouldn't notice how close they're sitting because it's nothing unusual unless you're not used to it.
The movie was just an amazing masterpiece !! The interview with these actors and what they have put themselves thru and the characters they portray just blew my mind and I've gained a whole new respect for these guys..i noticed that jamie git a little emotional when kerry was talking ,i felt thay myself man..😪
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Tarantino always knows how to awkwardly laugh much longer than the situation requires.
I know, along with looking to see if anyone else is laughing
That's the best skill ever for cooling down a blizzard working environment
He looks almost as if he’s a bit autistic. I’ve always thought that.
@Andrew Dunn yeah...no
That's because he has something to hide and no one else thinks it is funny because they know the truth. Look up the movie "Django Meets Sartana".
It's unbelievable how well the beard fitted Waltz. It's almost weird to see him without it.
looks terminally ill without it
I feel like waltz and Roth are interchangeable for Quentin movies. (Both are obviously greats in their own right)
@@emericaclay1 you feel like a German and a Jewish man from Massachusetts are interchangeable? They are nothing alike.
@Tuschi It's unbelievable how facial hair fits a man? Ok....
Crispy holy shit why reply after years? lmfao
i love how whenever Quentin gets a good question he always acknowledges it and really takes his time and does his best to give an answer worthy of the question.
Then there is reliable Samuel haha
He really really really loves cinema and in general life, takes talking and ideas seriously whilst still having humour about it all.
Feet
@@louisfernandezleija69who doesn’t like feet?
@@schizvoid8774 most people don't find feet attractive and also find perverts who are horny about feet rather despicable
This has to be one of the best panel discussions of a movie I have ever seen, everyone is articulate and intelligent, the questions were not soft ball but very insightful. The first question Christophe answered was perfectly done, Samuel of course is always brilliant, the man next to him on the end brought a point I hadn't thought of before...the plantation as a corporation. Before Tarrantino hangs it up I hope he does another Grindhouse movie, the final chapter of the Kill Bill series and a prologue to Pulp Fiction.
When the movie originally came out, I was not interested in wanting to watch it. But because of the feedback from others who had watched the movie, (by the way no bad reviews from anyone) I later decided to watch the movie. And I really have to say I enjoyed every minute of the film. Well done Mr Tarantino.
I’d personally want to see Tarantino do something entirely different, just as the rest of his films. I love that the man never did a spin-off or sequel.
A prologue to pulp fiction? Do you have jelly on the brain?
It's almost like *educated currently left leaning american liberal artists* are the people we should believe over the ignorant leftists and rightists ( *THE CLUE IS THAT THE POWERFUL PEOPLE MADE LEFTIST A WORD BUT NOT RIGHTISTS* )
BUT THESE HOLLYWOOD ELITE...
Man stfu
You can tell Waltz is some kind of genius just by the way he talks
Juan Simon Alvarez he's German
Richard Dixon Yes he is...
i believe he's austrian, not german
His father is German, his mother is Austrian and he has both passports.
He is Austrian and German.
Leo was filming wolf of Wall Street here, which would explain why he looks like he needs to sleep for a week.
He said in many interviews he has never been so physically and mentally exhausted from playing such intense characters. I think Leo did a good job juggling the two movies..but the poor guy needs a good lie in lol.
+Jess-May And then he goes and does The Revenant haha
+Jess-May Haha true! Well maybe that's why he does like one movie a year! He took a break before he did Revenant.
+Jess-May Fuck that Leo doesn't care for this movie or his role in it. He has said before on record that he hates this role and finds it despicable. He is the only smart man that understands Tarantino's race baiting propaganda.
+OneRequiem123 😂
It just really drives home what an outstanding actor he is though.
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Will smith dropped this role of Django ? Many of us ll never know y. But Jamie nailed it like a boss
It was meant to be. I really don't think Will could've pulled it off. It was for Jamie.
Will Smith dropped it because he said he didn't want to lose his white fans. Which, it wouldn't have imo and I am white. Too many people both black and white nowadays worry about the past which makes no damn sense as NONE of us had anything to do with it. I love all people, period. Besides, if you shed our skins, we're all HUMAN!
I am shocked that Quentin would have even considered Will Smith. Will Smith only knows how to act like Will Smith.
He said why in recent interviews
@@X_Enferno_X that's not why at all 😂😂 it boiled down to a basic scheduling conflict. He wanted to do After Earth with Jaden & M. Night Shyamalan. In hindsight it obviously was the wrong decision, but who cares? Why would it lose white fans? That's the dumbest shit I've ever heard 🤣🤣🤣
My favorite scene was the Hooded raid! Never laughed so much in my life!
“ We don’t need to see, the horses can see”!
Shit was ridiculously funny. I was in tears! 😂😂😂😂
😅😅😅😅tru
God DAMMIT! THIS IS A RAID!! *I* can’t see *YOU* can’t see! Only thing that matters is “Can the fuckin *HORSE* see!?!”
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Yeah I just couldn’t bring myself to type all that swearing! Lol
Yes 😂 I’m going home next time make your own mask 🤦🏼♂️
I'm already a Quentin Tarantino fan but the way he engages with these reporters with respect and genuine interest makes me like him more. Seems like he could talk movies all day every day
Well he Owns one!
Makes a change because usually he throws a tantrum in interviews.
He can
You know when a movie is so good you don’t want it to end? This is that movie. One of the best movies I’ve ever seen. Period.
Lol, cool. But nah
@Malik Kai lol its just how I felt lol. That shit made me happy I dont much of that in my life
@@a.d.c7941 😂 just ignore the haters dude if you love it you love it and that’s cool
@@jaymiddleton1782 Thank u for that post. I appreciate and needed that 😊😊😊.
I'm with ya, love it and did not want it to end !
Talk to Waltz damnit. I would cast that dude at every opportunity.
He’s absolutely my favorite in this movie.
Waltz IS A FUCKING GENIOUS! He captivated my attention at EVERY ROLE! It’s insane how unbelievably good he is.
tgmforum tgmforum agreed! Absolutely. One of my favorite scenes of all time. A gem. What is that gentleman’s name that plays opposite to Waltz?
Imagine Waltz and Daniel Day Lewis?
He feels alone himself in this meeting, I guess lol
When he said "well we don't want a 4 hour movie" I thought YES!!! YES WE DO!!! I'd love to see a 4 hour version of django!
Ohh me too!!!
Tarantino is on another level, I would watch any of his movies for 4 hours no problemo!
Yeah, he's one of the only directors that can make a 4 hour long movie that is engaging from Title to Credits. I went and watched the Extended Cut version of Hateful Eight and it was just fantastic!
They would need to double the fake blood budget
@@sam93931technically he did with kill bill
Probably only Samuel L. Jackson could get away with playing that role without any backlash. He's just *that* cool.
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luxury ant Lol
@@Met_One flashback?
“Huuuu dis niggahh up on dat nahhhgg??”
Naw hes actually getting fucking.boring. I'm getting tired of seeing him. Same role same acting. I'm good man
Its been 9 years? This movie still stuck in my head!! Tarentino did awesome with all the characters! Im sad he dint won any awards for directing! 😔😔
Seems like only a few years ago.
9 years…wow I remember seeing this in theaters dec 25 the day it came out
Seems like yesterday
"Im sad he dint won" ARE YOU EFFING KIDDIN ME! Are you really incapable of learning the language you read/speak/write/hear every single day and STUDIED in school??? We are doomed. So effing doomed.
@@DiffEQ Feel better now little fella? BTW, it's "KIDDING" not "KIDDIN", I mean, if you want to go down that road.
Can't imagine anyone else playing Django. Really cemented Foxx as one of the greats for me.
I mean, it was a pretty tame performance.
Jamie Foxx is not bad but he was one of the least capable actors in that movie and it showed
@@Talisman09 Denzel Washington would’ve been a lot better because of his performance in glory
Same, I agree, and the fact that Will Smith was first elected by Quentin to play the role but Will said the movie was too violent for him so he declined and bingo Foxx was the chosen one and he did a great job making him to be the perfect actor to play this character.
I think he was perfect.
Kerry you are spot on; reflecting on the roles you are playing and finding reason & meaning. You, and all involved in the picture, were the answer to those tortured ancestors' prayers.
What she said here choked me up. Very intense and so true.
Leo looks like he’s contemplating global warming and glaciers.
🤣😂😅
And cows.
We all need to be. Leo is a boss
DCfromtheV I agree man
He's drinking out of a single use plastic bottle 🙄
this interview looking like the last supper.
🤣
😂
lmfao
Ikr. 🤣
I'm dead ☠. Hilarious
I love how Leo is trying to contain his laughter after Sam Jackson gets tough with the interviewer LOL!
He had to be careful not to spit out all that water that he kept sloshing around in his mouth.
Same. I completely noticed that. He was trying to take a sip of water. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@honeyisnatural5 That looked to me like he had a toothache - doing the classic water on it,for a few seconds relief
can you time stamp that moment?
@@aadin 6:42
Look how close everyone is to each other. I miss those days 🥺
😂😂😂😂
It’s finally over my friend
I saw this in theater 5 times. This remains one of the best films I have ever seen and one that helped introduce me to genre, history, atrocity, and ongoing struggles I simply had not been afforded the opportunity of getting to know in a real way. This film changed all that.
I saw it about 100 to 132 times in theatres and I even bribed some of the local theatres to keep showing it past its date. I offered my wife's services and they agreed. I now have it purchased and I watch it about 3 to 4 times a day, sometimes I take leave from work just to watch it non-stop for days at a time. My wife's left me but this is better!
Leo is so calm and quiet and serious looking in all of his interviews but I just found out that back to back to back in the same span of two years, he filmed The Great Gatsby (Boz Lerman), Django Unchained (Tarantino), AND Wolf of Wall Street (Scorsese).
Hes tired.
Ty...I was wondering why he seemed to not what to be there.
And funny enough he considers all three movies to be a trilogy of real life in America …. Something like that but you get my gist. Truly a fantastic actor of our generation
Quentin reminds me of a mad scientist. He's crazy but a genius at n the same time
Facts
"Name one genius that ain't crazy" - Kanye West
@@Catholicophobia Tesla, Bach, Pythagoras how many examples would you like? Kanye West is a moron.
@@linearstudio1236 How is he a moron?
how do you not see him as a moron? You must have some seriously stupid friends.
Words cannot express how grateful I am to these artists to create such a masterpiece of a movie!
Quentin Tarantino is probably my favorite director. I just love his movies.
Ur profile pic looks like a high shaggy
I go with Tarantino and Kevin Smith. For blatantly opposite reasons, with a similar set of skills. They can write, love movies, work well with others.
Ben Affleck makes great movies also, him and Quentin are my favorites
Def... IMO Quentin is the best director ever, but trying to be more objective I'd definitely say in the top 5...
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No one can write dialogue, build plot and suspense, create characters with depth quite like Tarantino. His movies can bring out all of your emotions within 2 hours. Yes, he's a genius and he crafts masterpieces. The cinema world will not be the same when he is gone
I absolutely agree.
Best filmmaker ever.
Sure but what's he wearing
@@milanmorris-gibson5836 lul
the way he picks his cast is also absolutely brilliant!
Another film Leo should've won an oscar for
That’s the damn truth
Especially for slicing his hand and staying in character and that was the scene kept in the film. Oh yeah and because he's awesome in it.
Nah man! All the actors! ^^,
For this? No way. Have you seen roles and pictures that didnt get Oscars? Dicaprio no Peter Otoole.
Yeah he impressed me with his performance on this one. Moreso than the one he won BA for.
“We are the answer to these peoples prayers.”Brought tears to my eyes.
Quentin Tarantinos story is incredible. He used to work in a video store during the eighties and managed to become an Academy award winning director of several criticality acclaimed movies. Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill, Reservoir Dogs, Inglorious Basterds and now Django unchained. Those are just a few of his movies but he also has several others that maybe weren't as well received as those aforementioned, but still very very good. He's a remarkable creator of cinema and it doesn't surprise me that he would have worked in a video store.
Jackie Brown is ridiculously underrated if not totally forgotten of.
@@doublethomas8415 exactly, people just dismiss it because of the word nigga used excessively ,people are just a bunch of dandy snowflakes
The hatefull eight another masteriece
"Despise not small beginnings." 🙂
To know movies and cinema it was very good for Quentin Tarantino to work in a video store. It was part of his film education. Talk with Quentin about movies and you will find out that he knows more or less everything.
Christoph Waltz is one of my all time favorite actors now. His articulation in Django got me hooked on his "ism", if you will. Inglorious Basterds introduced me to him, then Django was SO GOOD, I can't NOT listen to him in any movie he is in.
His voice is so soothing when he’s talking quietly in the movies
@@BUBBA808 for me, its the technical annunciation of words. I wish I spoke that precisely.
Did you see him on Water for Elephants
you really should watch inglorious basterds
@@BOZ_11 love it..
I can’t imagine any other actors play this movie like this crew had . This become a classic master piece at it best .
Do u believe it's us blacks fault also for over looking an not wanting to deal with an address americas horrible past of 235 years of black slavery?
@@idcheatonu9265 ?
@@idcheatonu9265 What about the European white slaves? What about Anthony Johnson being the first slave owner in America. He was black. It’s not about race it’s about slavery. It still exists today but they sold you on the black slave lie. American black slaves aren’t even an 1/8th of the worlds slaves at the time.
I agree I was 12 when it dropped and loved it justoff that kkk scene alone
Well that's because they didnt... and you have no imagination
Dat aphantasia, I'm with you bro
Just watched this film on Blu-ray for the first time in years. Man, it gets even better with time! Masterpiece
Man what a cast. This table's stacked
yea fr some reason jonah hils there when he was on screen for 2 mins
@@KILLEMALL7 it's because he is a well known actor
Damn, first thing out of Sam's mouth makes the entire room laugh, the presence of living legend, plain and simple
samual l Racist is a legend in his own mind.
Hes okay. He played himself out
LOL
his voice makes him standout
@@angryroy6277 the joke flew over your head lmaoo
leornado is an incredible actor. one of the best of his generation.
soultenebrae Jack Nicholson has said DiCapio is the best....compliment coming from a genius!
Leo my favorite actor ever
@@komsanims I'd say James Franco would give him a run for his money.
@@rosendo3523 watch inception then come back and tell me whos better
@@blaaake6010 Fair point, but watch Disaster Artist and come back to me!
I love the fact that there is no celebrity status hierarchy when it comes to the casting of a Tarantino movie. I suppose for the actors themselves, just being considered is a high honour in itself.
So glad that Goggins went on to play a starring role in Hateful Eight....that man is one hell of an actor
Agreed like 100x times... Damn, that dude is impressive. Been following him since his days on the Shield, I'm not sure what he did before that, but even on The Shield, he was, I think, the best actor, because his character was by far the most complex to play and he discharged that duty so gracefully..
Eaque Johnson his performance in hateful 8 was oscar worthy. Seriously impressive stuff
I concur, he's pure talent. I found his performance the most authentic of all in Django. I didn't expect anything less in Hateful 8 and he didn't disappoint. What a great Actor.
Yes he's a great actor.
The hateful 8 is such an underrated movie. That movie was the first time I realized Quentin Terantino is a fucking genius, I hadnt listened to such brilliant dialogue in my entire life. I think the first Tarantino movie I ever seriously watched. The movie doesnt have huge production value but man o' man the performances and writing were just so good.
Kerry is absolutely gorgeous.
She would be even more gorgous if she would stop trying to look like white girl portraited in the media...
Hell yes she’s gorgeous
@@majormononoke8958 portrayed
@@majormononoke8958 how???? Can a black woman do anything right? Like tf. the woman looks beautiful period. She's not trying to look white, I assure you!!!!!!!!
She is a sellout
Kerry Washington is a beautiful woman...
+biggee316 She is smoking got, i have to agree
+Luffy san Kerry wears her natural hair honey.
*****
cause I know what a black woman's natural hair texture is. I don't know about the here interview but for the most part she wears her natural hair texture. And Beyonce wears a weave cause she wants to, she has a lot of natural hair.
+gabrielle s
That is *not* the texture of black hair. It's a wig.
"She has a lot of natural hair."
Nah.
Whenever Beyonce shows her real hair, it is short. The last one a couple years ago was a pixie cut.
+Luffy san Your're an idiot. Go troll on some Victoria Secret thread.
I would give absolutely anything to be in a Tarantino movie. His movies are such masterpieces. There's almost a supernatural quality to his stories.
I know what you mean, there are directors/screen-writers whose work often has a "supernatural" aspect to it, Sergio Leone is one and so is his (although we may not have seen it at the time) acolyte, Clint Eastwood ...and Stanley Kubrick, to name another...and Tarantino makes four and if you look at the movies they make they all seem to lean heavily upon three concepts: Justice, violence and change and always with a hint of inevitability about the Justice. All the guilty will suffer and sometimes the innocent too because violence begets violence but the guilty WILL ALWAYS suffer, it's inevitable...and that's where the supernatural slips into their stories because, coincidentally, that's exactly how God does things...
Waltz is just as intimidating answering questions as he is on screen, Love that dude on film
That table is the most talented group at one time I've ever seen..all from different types of films and TV
@Barry Barry I dont watch TV or sit online.. I watch a movie after one comes out and only a few, I live on an island and surf and like the beach, and love driving my little sports car...so you're right I don't watch TV really, or sit on FB or social media... I purposely don't have it on my phone either, it's all fast-food for you're brain and unhealthy
*2020 now...this interview makes me want to watch the movie again*
I had to rewatch it last night, such a masterpiece
Great movie and I’m from the County in Mississippi that it was based upon. Chickasaw county. I’m from Egypt, Mississippi. My nickname Poe. Prince of Egypt
It's free here on u tube.
All these actors nailed their rolls to a T.. And Quentin was the mastermind behind it all.. excellence at its Finest.💯
Jamie foxx really did his thing. Christopher though, my favorite character.
Christoph is the man!
Yes, he was good in Django.
He was BETTER in Inglorious Bastards.
Tarantino is a genius.
Just my $0.02
Oh geez... I do love that little German!
Brilliant actor
@@tinawelch5524 he’s Austrian lol
Everyone of these actors were phenomenal in this movie. One of the best movies of all time. Quinton you are truly amazing.❤️
And then later that year Jonah hill and Leo made a masterpiece called the wolf of Wall street!
Nick Reilly they were both actually shooting that movie at during that time
Walton and sam made The Hateful Eight too
Wow what a year
Tru
My fav
Can't believe everyone is just going to ignore Hans Landa sitting right there at the same table. Outrageous.
Kerry Washington is one beautiful woman ...WOW!!!!!
agreed! stunning!
Was looking for a comment like this. I totally agree.
She kinda looks like Halle Berry. Gorgeous woman
She’s alright.
Those LIPS my nagga
hahahahahah jonah hill is more on this video there in the movie
This is 40:00 minutes So are :
Leonardo DiCaprio
Samuel L Jackson
Walton Goggins
Quentin Tarantino
Don Johnson
And Kerry Washington
Ha Ha i guess...
didnt even know he was in this movie
Lol!
Does anyone have any extra bags?
@@Donoftheded No, nobady brought an extra bag
Leo not getting an Oscar tells you everything you need to know - it's an incredible performance.
I absolutely love the theme and all the characters. Everyone did an outstanding job and the writing and character development and story lines were superb. This cannot be said about most movies. I was surprised and deeply touched by the believable performances of all the lead characters. This is the type of movie you want to watch over and over again. Thank you everyone.
I loved this movie...but I must say every movie that I see Leo in I sort of respect his talent more and more...I thought he would be buried under the incredible Samuel Jackson...but he stood his own...he was not overshadowed a bit...I think he may have outshine Jamie.........In Titanic I wasn't raving about him...cause I thought he got a great movie..that was impossible to mess up...but since than ..I gotta say more power to Leo...he is an incredible actor.
Jamie, one of the most talented humans there is... the leading actor in this movie... speaks the least amount during this group interview... admirable humility. Texas gentleman!
I can't wait ' til he plays Electro in Spiderman: No Way Home and Spawn! He's an very good actor.
Christoph Waltz is an amazing actor
Tarantino, wao, what a story you've told in this movie. It's so heart-touching, thrilled, educative, re-orientative. Typical, natural and truthful. The best and wonderful movie ever. I love it, I love the entire crew, Mr.Tarantino, you did a amazing job there. Love you all.
Even when DiCaprio is just chuckling beside Samuel L Jackson as he's doing his tirade thing, he looks like Oscar winning material: like he's sitting there doing the role of a life time. He just looks like a movie star, even when he isn't in a movie.
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Still think he looks like a star?
"Nothing can stop this. NOTHING!!!" - Q
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whatsyurprob ? what....?
@@Maddylovesyou1345 I bet you understand what he meant now lmao
@@cmen6895 I'm out of the loop. What happened?
Ur gay
Kerry Washington’s story about the pastor at 35:40 made me cry. What a beautiful thing to say.
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I agree 100% with Kerry Washington. This movie was about a love story and about a powerful black man taking power back from those who took it from him. I LOVE Django Unchained.What a great movie and what a sweet movie. The love story between Django and Broomhilda was perfect. The bloodspatter was a bit excessive, but so what.
What s MORON!!! Do you really fall for this HOLLYWEIRD BULLSHIT? This is a FANTASY, junior. It's NOT real, NONE OF IT IS!!!
MIND CONTROL
You're living proof of it. At least you didn't have to go far to find the TRUTH.
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So much talent in one room. Tarantino is a master at telling stories, getting the right cast, the music choices, the cinematography and setting the mood. You can feel the atmosphere through the screen. I love Tarantino films.
It's alright Leo, go to sleep.
After this press, Leo woke up in an airplane with Inception cast
He was filming Wolf of Wall Street & was mentally & physically exhausted
Shane Bowman lol 😆
He took too many ludes
All those damn Ludes from wolf of Wall Street.
6:42 DiCaprio trying so hard not to laugh lol Samuel L. Jackson is a legend.
That was an incredibly honest movie , scary , brutal and excellent actors who brought it to the extremes of the reality of that era . Hats off to all of the cast !
This racebaiting movie in no way reflected the reality of those times. It's just another divisive piece of filmmaking by the master racists who run Hollywood.
What a film. I’ve watched it multiple times and enjoyed each viewing as if it were my first. It portrayed an unfortunate time in America history accurately and to the point. You as a spectator are transported to that time and feel the horror of what transpired back then. In my 65 years, few movies have ever made me feel as if I was there like this masterpiece did. Great job Quinten and the whole cast. Excellent work!
There will always be a Candyland. It's here to stay....(it just looks different).
I love the awkward silence after Samuel L. Jackson said that.
"There will always be a Candyland" Welcome to Amerikkka.....
@@vernonbrooks6890 America Unchained coming soon!
@@ianwilds3139 😅
As long as you want it to be it will be. Or you could let the past live in the past and, understanding how far this young country has advanced in race relations, work to make the future a better place.
@@jimcrump2659 that's a horrible way of thinking, especially since the civil rights movement only occurred 2 generations ago. We have a long way to go, young country(200 plus years old) or not.
I'm a girl and I loved Django Unchained. To me, it feels like a fairytale, like Django was Cinderella and Dr. King was the fairy godmother that gave him the tools to set himself free. And their relationship as mentor and mentee was so sweet. I cried when Django returned and said Auf Wiedersen to Dr. King's corpse. Watching Django destroy Candieland and get his princess was awesome. Django surpassed his master and became a legend himself. Yes it was a movie about slavery, but like Kerry was talking about we got to see a former slave empowered and be his own hero and that was flipping awesome. This movie was entertaining and touching and I loved it. A lot more than Tarantino's other works in fact.
bitch thats ehat doc was sying, man german farytale
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Nice.
AppeasingPoet
You seen _Jackie Brown_ ? I think that might still rank as Tarantino's most sentimental film. It's like he wrote a love letter to Pam Grier and it made him tone all his macho excesses way, way down.
Very beautifully put! : )
Tarantino's laugh is delayed 5 seconds after everything gets quite lol
Thank you for sharing this interview. Didnt saw the movie yet,but saw some moments... This will make me respect the movie even more when i can finally watch it.
I love hos Christopher Waltz’ joke about getting back up on the horse completely flew over the interviewer (15:05).
Yeah kinda missed most of the room seems like. There were a few laughs at least.
This movie showed me how difficult acting is
T Stanton acting isn't difficult at all. Sometimes your co actors and relationships with them is. But acting is cake walk for an actor. I can play any character and I have fun doing it. The only character I never want to play is one that does anything to children. I couldn't act that part.
@@DomCapoDM what lol?
Timothy Mcsweeney meaning I couldn’t play a pedophile in a movie.
Justin Case I’m in Second Chance. Boss the movie. A couple commercials. Just a few things. I’m tryna get a role in the BMF movie. By the way. It would be nice if my $5000 Cane Corso could talk. I paid enough for him. He will bring me over $100k in breeding tho. So it works. He doesn’t have to talk. The money talks for him.
@@DomCapoDM
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If you really cared about 'CHILDREN', you'd know all about it.
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i hope jamie haircut was free. actually barber should of paid him
😂😂 Facts!!!
It is jacked up ain't it?
I was just thinking this.. like what the hell kinda struggle cut is that!
Bruh i was thinking the same thing, I couldnt stop staring at it. I think Jamie fox is bald and thats a fade spray on or sum
@@joejunemusic1988 I've seen him with decent cuts, I guess he just doesn't use same barber. When it's messed up it's because the barber isn't cutting the front sides back enough
In Django Unchained the very very Best Scene/First Scene of new Characters was
the first Time Schulz and Django goes in the Cleopatra Club.
The Brutal/Cruelty Mandigo-Fight Scene goes Over the Top with DiCaprio, Franco Nero, James Remar ect.
Every Cut in this Scene is a Masterpiece this Cross the Line from Movie to ART, I M O.
All the Characters in this Room their Faces Monologues Dialogues
all of it.
Nobody can do this better than Mr. Tarantino.
Absolute Brilliant
Just wanna shout out to Walton Goggins... He plays every role all the way! Whenever my wife talks about him, she just says "you know, your favourite".
I love it when an actor is nothing like the roles they play. Would love to see him lead something one day!! I reckon he could blow us away!
Every time Leo puffs his face is when he's trying his hardest to hold back a laugh. I love this. Perfect movie and great interview!
Yea, I'd say Dicaprio's a top 5 greatest actor of all time. That scene he more then nailed it, he was unbelievable. Nicholson, Day-Lewis, Dicaprio some serious talent.
He’s a fine actor, but it’ll be some years before he can be compared to those two ... or De Niro, Pacino, Tracy, Poitier, Steiger, etc
@@fifthbusiness1678 Top 10? Di Caprio really carved out quite a niche for himself. He's got some heavy range. Go back and watch Blood Diamond. It's subjective my friend, like wine, women and song! Some people love the Beatles & Zeppelin, some love Bieber and Spears!
@@michaelbyrd7883 for sure! i mean his acting in ‘What’s Eating Gilbert Grape’ shows how incredible his acting is, and that shows how talented he was at just 18, and that he definitely is in the top 5 greatest actors of all time!
I learned a lot from that movie I had so many emotions . It's one of my favorite move. Great cast to.
It’s so inspiring to me to see how rightfully revered Mr. Tarantino is. As someone who’s a bit of a spaz that openly expresses intense devotion to the things in which I have passion for, it makes me feel I could be respected for my dedication someday (opposed to being written-off as “that crazy chick”).
What is it you're passionate about ? I relate to your comment X
Yes. This!
Tarantino and company is the secret sauce. All those sitting next to him no doubt appeared quirky to those they grew up with. The secret sauce is to be utterly you.
It's been 3 years. How have things turned out since you wrote your comment? Any opportunities for you?
😊😊@@c3ramics
I remember Quentin from Dusk till Dawn with George Cloney, Really injoyed that movie 😊👍🏾
Anyone else just staring at Jamie fox’s trim ? His barber really messed his head up.
Fake hairline
BigBoss7777777 should've faked it a Lil lower
Slaves weren’t getting fades dawg lmaaao. He had to cut his shit like that for the movie
On god 😂
Looks like the front end of a Lamborghini Revanton
Love this group.
True masters of their trade.
You felt the anger and pain watching this film. We laughed and were socked with some parts of the movie. A truly powerful story and a ugly part of US History.....we should never forget the dark past.
I feel like Tarantino Never gets oscars because his speeches are so long
Thats funny
“Well you’ve seen my movies, what the hell did you expect,”
he won 2 oscars
Have you seen his pulp fiction speech? It was about 10 seconds
Tougher for an independent director/actor/etc started off with absolutely nothing but his mind
When I see Sam Jackson I can't help remembering the interview where the guy got him mixed up with Laurence Fishburne. I bet he remembered after that.
Now that was some funny shit. Infact i always remember that when he gets in that tone of voice esp during interviews inc this one lol
@Mark Scott link please?
@@MbuleloKatise Just type in: samuel jackson laurence fishburne interview
Mark Scott thank you
He was talking to Sam Reuben. Popular SoCal entertainment reporter. I was surprised he did this, actually.
I love how humble Jonah Hill is! Love that kid! What an incredible film full of amazing actors!
I went and saw this movie over 20 times in theaters when it first came out, I took a chinese guy, I took some women, I took two old ladies and a nun, I took my ex weed dealer, everybody i took loved it, and thanked me and said it was the greatest movie they ever seen
It’s so crazy to see Walton talk so eloquently. I’m so used to seeing him play the big mouth dope. I think he’s one of the most underrated and overlooked actors that’s been in Hollywood for a long ass time.
Truth
Such an incredible ensemble of artist’s sitting in the same room it’s really amazing.
Sensational - I could listen to QT and his respective cast all day! The actors always have so much positivity towards him, his script and the process; it's almost like QT is voted the MVP for his particular sport - and that seems to be every time. The actors love him! "He asked me to play one of his characters, Hell, I'd be an extra for him if that's what he wanted".
Quentin Tarantino is a genius. This movie is one of my favorites of all time.
38:08 Poor Leo couldn't hold back that yawn anymore. He was exhausted as a new mom.
Why was he tho?
@@supptk was shooting wolf of wall street at same time
I've watched this movie so damn many times. I will probably watch it many times more.
Wow, "You are the answer to their prayers." was hit me hard. If more of us would walk around with that knowledge, our whole lives would look different.
This was the best movie review with the actor's I've seen yet. We need another Django soon!
Kerry Washington is a solid 11/10 she has the looks the smarts and the class
Amazing
Luv her
@Etta James you sound jealous
She looks like a black version of scarlett johansson
@@sladewilson649 Scarlett Johanson is a White version of Keri Washington
kerry... them lips tho gotdamn
watching this in late 2020 and man... seeing people sit this close each other is strange, what a time to be alive.
It’s weird you think that is strange
what how is that weird ?
@@gorgonzoelan I posted this like 3 years ago in the middle of COVID restrictions.... It is not weird anymore - thank God 😅
@@gorgonzoelan - He's probably a kid who spent his formative years during lockdown and covid. Someone with more life experience wouldn't notice how close they're sitting because it's nothing unusual unless you're not used to it.
I loved the character that Christof Waltz played. He seems like the most intelligent person in Hollywood.
I love Christ Of Waltz
Shame his character was the hero and not Django
@@simbamasaku1 Hes absolutely not. He plays the textbook role of the mentor in the hero's journey.
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He was more like a co-hero. I think that you're thinking of Mr. Miyagi
@@Talisman09 Go look up the steps for the heros journey. This movie follows it almost 100%, there is no co-hero.
Jamie fox should do more movies hes a hell of an actor
Top 20 greatest
I didn’t even realize that was Waltz sitting between Leo and Tarantino, I also never realized his name was “Dr King” (like MLK) Shultz in Django
Dr. King Shultz's wife is Paula Schultz. The Bride was buried alive in her grave on "Kill Bill, Vol. 2".
The movie was just an amazing masterpiece !! The interview with these actors and what they have put themselves thru and the characters they portray just blew my mind and I've gained a whole new respect for these guys..i noticed that jamie git a little emotional when kerry was talking ,i felt thay myself man..😪
Awesome interview, lots of great questions and answers. Everything I could hope to find after seeing this movie!