@@AdamDj-ic3kr I was more thinking in the sense of “boy and girl from rival groups, one thinks the other is dead and then it turns out they’re not and both end up dead”. Of course, since the love is unrequited, they end up killing each other instead of themselves
Subversion because she's trying to overthrow the Hitlerian Government by killing him and sub-version because she's a French Jew and he's a German Nazi. Very clever.
@@ReverZe83 I don’t watch interviews with movie directors to try to sound smart, this scene just reminded me of the end of Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo and Juliet and that’s why I made the connection. But sure buddy, we all think you’re really smart 🙄
I would actually contend that the warning signs were always there. He tried to make advances over and over again despite Shoshanna's obvious disinterest, even going so far as to forcefully shove her into a car and make her come to his party. He was always acting like this, it was just shrouded in his nice and decent demeanor.
also like, he's a Nazi war hero. Not sure it was ever that subtle that he's ill suited for romance. Interesting though to see how he's humanized: he clearly feels guilt for killing so many, and yet there is no place in the Nazi war machine for empathy towards one's enemy so he has nobody to share his true feelings with. At the same time that suppression of his empathy has worked, and so his guilt is twisted: he wants relief at any cost and is willing to pursue shoshanna who is clearly just being polite (because she has no reason to risk trusting him and his persistence is quite the bad sign) and wants nothing to do with him, even to the point of physically harming her to get what he wants. We're lucky the Nazis are gone, and with them all societal structures which make men so miserable and entitled. Hah!
@@eddiemoran8044She’s jewish, and ate the unkosher strudel, also went on a suicide mission to assassinate the Nazi chairmen and hundreds of German civilians. She’s just as morally bankrupt as Landa if shes going to kill tons of people, thats why Shoshana needed to die, an eye for an eye makes the world go blind. She’s most likely judged harshly
Its a fascinating nuance, in a brilliant film, with all that beautiful vintage cinema equipment, that, thinking she killed him, she see him alive in the movie. Its strangely poetic, and when he shoots her, shocking-in her moment of (almost) tenderness. And all these things fly out in just 4 minutes! Just great. I guess it turned out to be a gift to us all, that Q.T. was always the last kid picked at P.E!
About a year or 2 after this was released, Daniel Brühl was in a German comedy (a very good one) by the title of "Dinosaurier - Gegen uns seht ihr alt aus". And to this day im baffled by how much I tend to sympathise more with the insecure, childish nazi sniper, who killed 300 men, than with the manipulative, cold hearted, cockey banker, who cheats elderly people out of their private homes right into poverty. Still, I love the guy's acting. I can see how he manages to sneak himself into so many major motion pictures. If you want to see more of his excellent acting, watch Cargo. He and Peter Mullen are amazing in thisone. If someone told me the two of them were the inspiration for Vaas and Jason from Far Cry 3, I'd believe that person instantly.
I mean WW2 is long enough ago in the past that to us, it's all pretty abstract. If you're still holding a grudge against 1940's germans, that's saying more about you than WW2. But uhh, emphasizing with a depiction of a soldier from the "other team" doesn't sound off to me at all. I doubt the guy personally partook in the holocaust. He was smitten for the jewish girl the whole movie. He was just a decorated soldier, doing his duty. He just had the "misfortune" of running into a woman/operation he didn't comprehend, and tried to blunt his way into her pants. His inability to take no for an answer is more a detriment to his character than his german uniform, in my personal opinion.
@@hansolo631I hope you realize there are still survivors from both sides of the holocaust. Just because it took place long before you were born does not mean the animosity is, or should be forgotten
@@Noles4life77 I think it was hinted as more of a facade to get Shoshanna to like him. When that didn't work, he tells her that not even 300 men can tell him to go away.
I think despite Frederick being kind to her because he liked her, didn’t eliminate tge fact that he was indeed a narcissist who he said himself “not a guy you can say no to” and should their romance continue it would be toxic as hell if somewhere down the road she no longer can make him happy or satisfied.
"Because there was something about Zoller. He really liked her. Everything Zoller did that ended up fucking her up and putting her in this situation, he did with good intentions. His biggest crime was liking her. I think of that scene as a romantic scene. It's Romeo and Juliet. Those bullets? That's them consummating their relationship. In any other time in the 20th century, they could have been in love. Except for that one time." -Quentin Tarantino
I’m surprised we didn’t get to see more of her feet, for a Tarantino movie. She was the prettiest woman in the whole movie by a mile. And that’s saying a lot with Diane Kruger in it.
03:28 I learned in the past, everyone to kill with a headshot and not to have mercy, if it is my enemy. Its better to shot the full magazine then only 1 bullet.
@@BackwoodsFilms To be fair, she's not a soldier and does not know how/where to place shots whereas he absolutely does. It's not about 'mercy' as much as it is about competence.
Fredrick underestimated, how annoying he was. Shosanna underestimated a war veteran. It is a bit silly, that she did not approach the body from the back.
Lived in France her whole life, spoke French as her mother tongue, lost her whole family to the Nazis, had to flee all on her own and make do with absolutely nothing, managed to end up running a cinema but still had to hide every detail of who she was as a Jew in Nazi-occupied France. How could she be poorer or more French?
Not going to lie, i saw this movie spoilers free (Since i don't really care about spoilers and spoilers are the main reason im interested in some movies or series this was an unique event) when i saw this scene and saw Shoshanna die the "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO" i screamed was audible from mars, this scene was unique!
To be fair to Fredrick, from this film’s depiction of him, he was a soldier backed into a corner who survived the most harrowing experience of his life.
Frederick es alguien que salió obvios traumas de su experiencia en la guerra, y obvio no tenía como recomponerse por lo que desarrolló una obsesión por Shosanna. Cuando él ve su película vemos como su estrés post traumatico hace efecto, por eso decide ir donde Shosanna quien siempre se mostró frío con él.
He was obviously used to getting his way by charm, what he demonstrated was that he was not accustomed to not getting his own way and wouldn’t stand for it. Spoiled petulant brat who happened to find himself in a position to be a war hero and was enjoying the notoriety, however tortured by the details he might have been.
If it were a different part of the 20th century these two wouldve been a happily married couple with alot of kids but unfortunately it was during ww2..
@@TheStraightestWhitest so in your opinion men are Nazis who pursue women with no interest in them, and/or kill them, where women are just trying to survive in a world that's extremely hostile to them? yeah that's pretty true
She got the better deal. Didn't she want to burn with the rest of the cinema? Probably spared her burning alive. But by the way she screams with the bullets in her gut, not much more pain. Anyway, she was a psycho and he was a prick. This ending was, if nothing, poetic.
@@stu2257 burning innocent people alive is completely normal behavior to you? Hitler and the German leadership were not the only attending people to this movie.
More senseless violence by sick freak Tarantino. What a stupid way for Shoshanna to go out. After everything she endured. Tarantino just enjoys violence. He'd almost be the genius everyone declares him to be if he didn't include the over-the-top violence. The creepy dude is into Foot Fetishes, the N word and violence. There are parts of this movie that are good, but he ruins it with nonsense. He did the same thing with the Hateful Eight (one of his worst) and Django.
I just realized their relationship is like a really sick subversion of Romeo and Juliet 💀
Yes, we're Romeo is a "nice guy"and Juliet is just sick of him
@@AdamDj-ic3kr I was more thinking in the sense of “boy and girl from rival groups, one thinks the other is dead and then it turns out they’re not and both end up dead”. Of course, since the love is unrequited, they end up killing each other instead of themselves
Subversion because she's trying to overthrow the Hitlerian Government by killing him and sub-version because she's a French Jew and he's a German Nazi. Very clever.
Yea probaly because Tarantino said this himself and now you're passing it off as your own thought on the internet, people are fkn weird
@@ReverZe83 I don’t watch interviews with movie directors to try to sound smart, this scene just reminded me of the end of Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo and Juliet and that’s why I made the connection. But sure buddy, we all think you’re really smart 🙄
Shosana was going to die anyway. She wasn't going to make a run for it after setting the cinema on fire.
On the surface a really nice guy with no ill intentions, but actually a disturbingly twisted character.
I would actually contend that the warning signs were always there. He tried to make advances over and over again despite Shoshanna's obvious disinterest, even going so far as to forcefully shove her into a car and make her come to his party. He was always acting like this, it was just shrouded in his nice and decent demeanor.
@@notmecubes And then calling it iNvItAtIoN, yep I agree. But his true colors actually showed in this scene and not before.
@@Cupboard610 honestly cool to see how Tarantino was calling out nice guy syndrome before it was cool!
also like, he's a Nazi war hero. Not sure it was ever that subtle that he's ill suited for romance.
Interesting though to see how he's humanized: he clearly feels guilt for killing so many, and yet there is no place in the Nazi war machine for empathy towards one's enemy so he has nobody to share his true feelings with. At the same time that suppression of his empathy has worked, and so his guilt is twisted: he wants relief at any cost and is willing to pursue shoshanna who is clearly just being polite (because she has no reason to risk trusting him and his persistence is quite the bad sign) and wants nothing to do with him, even to the point of physically harming her to get what he wants.
We're lucky the Nazis are gone, and with them all societal structures which make men so miserable and entitled. Hah!
Ah no shit, the Nazi who had a lust for killing wasnt actually a nice guy
how his head explode when she says "lock the door"... nothing we can do guys, beautifull women are our debility
Ay!
debility?
mmmm u mean weakness.
anyway may s true, she s stunning❤
Well he did shoot his load after all
Not when you realized what bitches and sluts are
Speak for yourself Romeo.
i like to imagine frederick is still annoying her in hell, teasing her about how they spent their last moments in life together
She’s definitely not in hell
@@eddiemoran8044She’s jewish, and ate the unkosher strudel, also went on a suicide mission to assassinate the Nazi chairmen and hundreds of German civilians. She’s just as morally bankrupt as Landa if shes going to kill tons of people, thats why Shoshana needed to die, an eye for an eye makes the world go blind.
She’s most likely judged harshly
@@ric_reborn HES A NAZI
you dont decide that @@eddiemoran8044
@@ric_rebornSure he did. He killed three hundred and one people for Hitler
That last shot was absolutely brutal
The Best scene, Moricone is the legend
not the best.. ppl died..
@@user-sf5li1ob1zwhat the hell you mean dude
She coulda not opened the door knowing the whole place was going to be torched 5 mins later
Its a fascinating nuance, in a brilliant film, with all that beautiful vintage cinema equipment, that, thinking she killed him, she see him alive in the movie. Its strangely poetic, and when he shoots her, shocking-in her moment of (almost) tenderness. And all these things fly out in just 4 minutes! Just great. I guess it turned out to be a gift to us all, that Q.T. was always the last kid picked at P.E!
About a year or 2 after this was released, Daniel Brühl was in a German comedy (a very good one) by the title of "Dinosaurier - Gegen uns seht ihr alt aus". And to this day im baffled by how much I tend to sympathise more with the insecure, childish nazi sniper, who killed 300 men, than with the manipulative, cold hearted, cockey banker, who cheats elderly people out of their private homes right into poverty.
Still, I love the guy's acting. I can see how he manages to sneak himself into so many major motion pictures. If you want to see more of his excellent acting, watch Cargo. He and Peter Mullen are amazing in thisone. If someone told me the two of them were the inspiration for Vaas and Jason from Far Cry 3, I'd believe that person instantly.
Vaas deserves a QT movie
I mean WW2 is long enough ago in the past that to us, it's all pretty abstract. If you're still holding a grudge against 1940's germans, that's saying more about you than WW2. But uhh, emphasizing with a depiction of a soldier from the "other team" doesn't sound off to me at all. I doubt the guy personally partook in the holocaust. He was smitten for the jewish girl the whole movie. He was just a decorated soldier, doing his duty. He just had the "misfortune" of running into a woman/operation he didn't comprehend, and tried to blunt his way into her pants.
His inability to take no for an answer is more a detriment to his character than his german uniform, in my personal opinion.
You're either a male or narc male worshipper that you relate to them
@@hansolo631I hope you realize there are still survivors from both sides of the holocaust.
Just because it took place long before you were born does not mean the animosity is, or should be forgotten
If our love aint like this, i don't want it
Her death was so Cinematic
😂😂😂😂
Didn't get to see his big movie premier because he thought between his legs...
Well he did, but he also had ptsd from killing so many people, I mean he said himself he hated watching the part where it shows him killing people.
@@Noles4life77 I think it was hinted as more of a facade to get Shoshanna to like him. When that didn't work, he tells her that not even 300 men can tell him to go away.
And your point is?
@@shmoke6135I don't think it was a facde since when it cuts to the shots of him watching the scene, he is visibly distressed and feels disturbed
They said they could be best loving couples, but unlike for them, they were part of trantino movie
I think despite Frederick being kind to her because he liked her, didn’t eliminate tge fact that he was indeed a narcissist who he said himself “not a guy you can say no to” and should their romance continue it would be toxic as hell if somewhere down the road she no longer can make him happy or satisfied.
They literally shot themselves
3:52 impressive dying skills by the actress here.
Her fellow countrywoman Marion Cotillard should be taking lessons.
@@user-es9gz8kx3fahahaha
She is unskilled 🤷🏻♂️
French touch classic 😅
@@user-es9gz8kx3f To be fair Cotillard had a good death scene in La Môme. To me that makes up for it.
what a masterpiece..
I like how the last half of the scene turned into a karaoke video.
"Because there was something about Zoller. He really liked her. Everything Zoller did that ended up fucking her up and putting her in this situation, he did with good intentions. His biggest crime was liking her. I think of that scene as a romantic scene. It's Romeo and Juliet. Those bullets? That's them consummating their relationship. In any other time in the 20th century, they could have been in love. Except for that one time." -Quentin Tarantino
I’m surprised we didn’t get to see more of her feet, for a Tarantino movie. She was the prettiest woman in the whole movie by a mile. And that’s saying a lot with Diane Kruger in it.
Real shit 😂
I'll take Diane !!
both ladies killed it in the movie
@@irishspagetti6565 They did.
Pretty?😂
Barley average
Ich kenne sie schon ewig
Und jetzt klebe ich fast an ihr oder unserer geschichte weil das 1 was mit dem anderen zutun hat !
that uniform is so beautiful
Tarantino Is a genius! The best Director of Hollywood!(JS)
NOLAN is the greatest ever. 😂😂😂 what are you on son?
03:28 I learned in the past, everyone to kill with a headshot and not to have mercy, if it is my enemy. Its better to shot the full magazine then only 1 bullet.
Why?
IDK .
Then WTF-@@nicomoreno191
@@later5167 So you don't end up dead like Shoshanna when you discover that the body shots weren't fatal.
@@BackwoodsFilms To be fair, she's not a soldier and does not know how/where to place shots whereas he absolutely does.
It's not about 'mercy' as much as it is about competence.
This is real love❤😂😂😂
That's how love works
Love at first site,Kill at first betrayal
2:20 😢
3:29 😢💔
2 of the most tragic characters of the film 😢
You don’t force urself onto someone. It could kill u❤
Fredrick underestimated, how annoying he was.
Shosanna underestimated a war veteran.
It is a bit silly, that she did not approach the body from the back.
I wish she didn't have to die
Why she? I wish Zoller didn't die
@@hanssosigyeah man
@@hanssosigWhy? He was a Nazi. He killed lots of Americans, palled around with the worst of Germany
@@hanssosigY'all are way too comfortable being nazi sympathizers, and it's disturbing.
@@CyrusRKOStay disturbed
and now that is what you call Love beyond the grave
Es kommt der timing für alles zu diesem punkt zu erklären
so sad, war is sad..
This is exactly why you always do a double-tap.
He killed lots of solders only to b taken out by a poor french girl
She wasn’t poor. Lol.
Poor jewish girl in disguise
She wasn't french 😊
….ya she was?
Lived in France her whole life, spoke French as her mother tongue, lost her whole family to the Nazis, had to flee all on her own and make do with absolutely nothing, managed to end up running a cinema but still had to hide every detail of who she was as a Jew in Nazi-occupied France. How could she be poorer or more French?
That wasn't expected 😂
you jump, i jump
Not going to lie, i saw this movie spoilers free (Since i don't really care about spoilers and spoilers are the main reason im interested in some movies or series this was an unique event) when i saw this scene and saw Shoshanna die the "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO" i screamed was audible from mars, this scene was unique!
la triste mirada de Frédéric :(
sus ultimos pensamientos de frederic : toma eso perra malagradecida
Love...
So romantic
The music is perfect. Effin Tarantino ROCKS!!!
the music kinda makes it funny
It's Tarantino
She stole the film for me
Frederick es obvio que queria una relación con Shosanna y que era un buen muchacho (un buen partido, aun siendo nazi)
Pero cuando una dice no es NO.
To be fair to Fredrick, from this film’s depiction of him, he was a soldier backed into a corner who survived the most harrowing experience of his life.
Frederick es alguien que salió obvios traumas de su experiencia en la guerra, y obvio no tenía como recomponerse por lo que desarrolló una obsesión por Shosanna. Cuando él ve su película vemos como su estrés post traumatico hace efecto, por eso decide ir donde Shosanna quien siempre se mostró frío con él.
He was obviously used to getting his way by charm, what he demonstrated was that he was not accustomed to not getting his own way and wouldn’t stand for it. Spoiled petulant brat who happened to find himself in a position to be a war hero and was enjoying the notoriety, however tortured by the details he might have been.
It is an amazing scene !!!!!!🫢🔴🤫
Cant reject the power of the 😻
😅open reels of nitrate film. Really?
If it were a different part of the 20th century these two wouldve been a happily married couple with alot of kids but unfortunately it was during ww2..
In the end, she loves him.
People say it’s love…. Where?
She killed him after feigning care for him. That's how women love.
@@TheStraightestWhitest so in your opinion men are Nazis who pursue women with no interest in them, and/or kill them, where women are just trying to survive in a world that's extremely hostile to them?
yeah that's pretty true
Mmh watcha say…
🤣🤣
lolololol
Brought me right back to 2010 bro.
I'm surprised the Luger actually fired.
This is so badly written. Why would she go near him without making sure he’s dead. Boo.
3:30
3:29
@@dwonnasargent5427 I loved when she died too 🤣
3:51
☕
😂😂
Without war they could've been something ngl
Without war they wouldn't have met each other...
She got the better deal. Didn't she want to burn with the rest of the cinema? Probably spared her burning alive. But by the way she screams with the bullets in her gut, not much more pain. Anyway, she was a psycho and he was a prick. This ending was, if nothing, poetic.
The last movie roll was in place and going, I'm pretty sure she was just about to leave the place and rely on Marcel burning down the screen.
Why was she a psycho?
@@stu2257 burning innocent people alive is completely normal behavior to you? Hitler and the German leadership were not the only attending people to this movie.
@@stu2257 because her family was murdered in front of her that tends to turn people insane y'know
Don’t confuse psycho with vengeance. It was revenge she was looking for.
I STILL ship them hopelessly
1:40 = 👍🏻
What, the rape threat? Great.
@@stu2257 2:51 she realized that he was right about that.
And how do you know that was a rape threat ?
@@stu2257That's pretty based of him.
More senseless violence by sick freak Tarantino. What a stupid way for Shoshanna to go out. After everything she endured. Tarantino just enjoys violence. He'd almost be the genius everyone declares him to be if he didn't include the over-the-top violence. The creepy dude is into Foot Fetishes, the N word and violence. There are parts of this movie that are good, but he ruins it with nonsense. He did the same thing with the Hateful Eight (one of his worst) and Django.
Before he made Django. This was meant to be his Western in its style. So damn near everyone has to die.
😕🤔🕵️♂️ Is Fredrick Speaking Chinese ( Simplefield ) Chinese ( Traditional) Or Actually German + ChineGerman Hahahaha 😂🤣😆
It's french.
Your Style is Rotten.
what a pathetic fantasy movie
Loser
You are a marvel guy
It's comedy
Dumb women 🍵
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(Yup, I know it's a "fictional" flim)
No means no
He's not a man you say "No" to.
Exactly. He kinda creeps me out. I dont know what people like about him🥲
@@olivashard8113i like the actor not the character. i think it takes true skill to play this role and Daniel Bruhl did great.
LMFAO
Even at gunpoint?😏