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Austin Lee Moyer

I just realized the old southern general is the same old man as george in once upon a time in hollywood.

lee eames

Great choice Katie. This is such a great film and hope the other girls also react to it one day.

Snick

Haha. Can’t believe it. You just reacted to my favorite Tarantino movie.

Dajefe70

Woohoo. I love this movie!

fan

I’m glad Katie decided to continue Tarantino movies! I forget who was watching them before but they stopped after only a few. Every Tarantino movie is a gem!

MatthewJ

I'd love to see Katie watch Dune part 1&2 with Ivy in time for part 3 at the end of the year.

John West

Ruth destroys a Guitar near the end, he thought it was a Prop turned out to be a very old and valuable Guitar worth Thousands of dollars.

John West

Katie, a Haberdashery is a place that makes and sells Hats.

JessDMorgan

I gave it a Like because of Katie. This is my least fav Tarantino Movie.

Juice

Also plays Old Man Carrucan in Django

animalsoul

great reaction i like this more than some other QT movies

Gaëtarrow

HI Munchie! I Never saw this one, just a vague memory about the trailer. So i'll discover it with you! But as always, if you ask someting I can explain to you, I'll do it. I only know this movie is called "Les huits salopards" in french , who can be translate as "the eight badguy/assholes/Bastard/Scumbag" (yeah the word "Salopard" don't have a real translation in English.... just an insult kind old-school now that nobody is really using anymore). Ruth is played by Kurt russel. you saw him in "Once upon a time in Hollywood", Tombtsone (don't remember if you were in this one reaction tho), or if you ever Saw guardian of the galaxy 2 outside the munchies channel. Lincoln was the president during the civil war and the one who abolished the slavery. he was assasinated in 1865. The american civil war is a huge mess hard to explain...( by "mess" I mean there's a lot to say and many think are complex...). In short and simple way (and certainly badly explain). the north (industrialized) and the south (mainly agricultural and with plantation runned mainly by slavery) had problem to get along. the trouble about abolishing slavery, economic interest and a south wanting each state to be more indenpendent where the north want to have a more centralized state and you have a country ready to explode. And when over, the wound are very hard to heal... (For what I heard some wound aren't still healed yet). that explain why the general hate black people. a few years ago, he lost all his "property" (aka slaves) because they lost the war. and if you remember Django unchained, they don't even see black people as human.... Georgia was one of the southern state. Philadelphia was in the north. The war last form 1861 to 1865 a,d was very bloody! (that wht's happend when you fight using napoleonic-war like tactic with guns who are slighty becoming as deadly as modern one.... launching a thoussant men in a frontal charge where everyine is shooting on you with modern rifle, not a good idea!! ) The stick they put in the snow between the cab and the toillet is to be able to see if the blizard is too hard. "Mi negro amigo"= my black friend. Samuel L Jackson, with his acting, made me hate him in Django unchained. But here, he really made me feeling uneasy with the story about the general's son.... I understand his hate of white men, But I think Tarentino did go too far with this one ! If only french was so easy ! 🤣 Euh..... no she wasn't pregnant it was just her guts. not really better. Well, except for the nut shooting and the general's son story, who was too much for me, i'm with you. the movie is very good !! Tarentino is very good as story teller! it was really a fun discovery with you! Have a good day munchie.

Gaëtarrow

1) yeah, I'm not the best one to explain this. We agreed on that. Sorry, if you feeled insulted. It was clearly not my intention. 2) I'm kinda a history nerd. So don't worry, I'm not looking to say things just for the sake of it. I'm basing on what I read in my history book. Now I certainly made it more like a nutshell than a real thing. But unless I said something really wrong ( which I encourage you to tell me where and explaining it, I'll be grateful! Always ready to learn something new), I don't see the problem. 3) not the best thing but I grew up with a franco-belgian comics, called "Les tuniques bleues ( the blue tunics), who were looking for real historical events ( like the Merrimac cuirasers or the duel in the channel sea, Bull run, riot in new York for the conscription etc ..). So yes not the best educational but I know about this war since childhood. And also, Katie ask for explanation.😅 And I'm explaining them things since I began to put comments! 😅 Again my apologies if I shocked you.( If it's the part about how they fought war, we were fighting the same way in Europe... We weren't better.) Have a good day

mundanelotus

Great reaction Katie. I hope you'll watch Inglorious Basterds next

Ponchlord

Hey ease up on the Belgian fella! What he wrote was a lot more nuanced than what your average American can tell you. Also the south will not rise again.

Gaëtarrow

Thanks guy. But don't worry. I should have expected that. No offence taken.

Ponchlord

No problem bud gotta defend my fellow history nerds. Also now that I have your attention you think you can convince them other Belgians to pay reparations to the people of Congo for the atrocities committed by King Leopold? If ya'll can storm the Belgian Castle and dissolve the monarchy and pay back the people that would be great 😂😂

Gaëtarrow

Thanks! For paying back the Congo...I'm not on the government. But I know they pay to develop the country and gave back many artefacts and official excuse and sympathy for all the suffering. For what it's worth... Not sure a real paiement will be done one day...( Even more now with the economy we have). And to be honest, Leopold 2 is a national shame. The king everyone wants to forget and jump right to the next one , way more prestigious. And about the king. Don't worry, he's as useful as a Christmas tree in summer! The only one who's having real political power here is the prime minister of the federal government, the senate and the 2 government of both regions ( Wallonia and Flanders). For example: when the king Baudouin didn't want to sign the law about the abortion ( being a huge catholic), the government disposed him, signed the law and reinstalled him after !! Welcome in Belgium!!! The only country who can stay more than a year without a government formed after election and still work better than France with an official government! ( Not me who said that one !! But a journalist .) 🤣🤣🤣 The real question being will Belgium survived or being cut in two ? We heard that all the time ( except when the soccer cup is on !! All of sudden they're not more Wallons and Flemish but Belgian!!! Than the cup is done and everyone is screaming at each other again 😅)

BEWITCHED COLLECTOR

You still need to watch Jackie Brown, Reservoir Dogs, and Death Proof.

Grumpy Monk

I hope you can watch some Robert Rodriguez movies. His style is similar to Tarantino. The Machete movies are pretty interesting.

Proto Type

Without getting into the weeds here ~ There are three immediate problems with your premise Max: 1. That only Americans can understand the America Civil War. 2. That Wikipedia is a reliable source of information regarding ANYTHING political. 3. That Google doesn't prioritize information that is favorable to their own personal ideology while throttling information that counter it. As for beginning a conversation by calling someone a "clown"... I think you're Toxic AF mate. Clearly you're new here, and don't understand that the privilege of a comments section has already been removed recently because of people just like you... Perhaps there are some old episodes of Jerry Springer that you might enjoy, as they are aligned with your general disposition.

Lou

I think this film set the precedent of "no more use of real historical guitars for films" and only props from now on because of this as well.

Maxime Vray

I love this one. Its a rare style where all the charachter and the story take place in a unique confined place. It leads to paranoia and focus a lot on acting and dialogue.

Andy Smith

Haven't seen this in years and had forgotten most of the details, so it was fun revisiting it. I like the Agatha Christie if she'd written Westerns vibe to it, and the cast is top notch. Even the song she sings, Jim Jones, is great - I know it from Bob Dylan's version. A few people here have mentioned Bruce Dern, the old general. As far as I can tell he's the only actor to have been directed by Tarantino and Alfred Hitchcock. There's a lovely film he did many years ago called Silent Running, a bittersweet Science Fiction film that I would highly recommend.

Chris Kodama

Katie: The actor who plays John "The Hangman" Ruth is Kurt Russell, a longtime actor who has been in many, many movies over the years. You recently saw him in Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood. He played Randy Miller, the stunt coordinator who hired and then fired Cliff Booth. He was also the voice of the narrator. Also, the actor who plays Oswaldo Mobray is Tim Roth, who you saw in Pulp Fiction as Pumpkin/Ringo (the restaurant robber) who Jules (Samuel L. Jackson) talks to at the table. And the actor who plays Joe Gage is Michael Madsen, who you saw in Kill Bill: Vol 1 & Vol 2 as Budd (the bouncer at the club who was bitten by the black mamba snake in the trailer home). He also had a small part in Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood. He was Sheriff Hackett in an episode of Bounty Law.

animalsoul

The munchies schould watch Escape from LA a classic Kurt Russel Movie (some may say Escape from New York is better but i am not one of than.. LA is way more Fun)

Truss

@1:39, was that anime "Bocchi the rock" ?