Home
Creators
Search Recent Random
Posts
Search DMs Popular Hash Lookup Tags Random
Importer
Import FAQ
Register Favorites Keys Review DMs Logout
Community
Telegram ThePornDude
Home Creators Posts Import Register Favorites Logout

INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS - Full Length Reaction! (Patreon)

Published:
2023-07-24 16:00:13
Edited:
2025-04-09 14:11:05
Imported:
2026-06
Tags:

Content

Here's the full length reaction to Inglourious Basterds! I wasn't sure how I'd feel about this one because I didn't love Once Upon a Time in Hollywood when I saw it in 2019, but I enjoyed this movie! Pulp Fiction was always just a couple of votes behind this movie in the poll (and as I'm typing this, it is actually TIED), so I will watch Pulp Fiction soon as well. Enjoy!

Files

INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS - Full Length Reaction!

Welcome Patrons! Thank you so much for being a part of my Patreon community! I'm so truly grateful for your support. Here is the full length reaction to Inglourious Basterds! Enjoy! My Instagram: addie_counts

Comments

Randee Carreno

Happy Monday, Addie! 😊 I hope that you had a great weekend. Even though I voted for "Pulp Fiction" I'm glad that this one ended up winning. It's been awhile since I've seen this movie. And it's going to be a great re-watch. Looking forward to watching this reaction later this evening. Have a great day today! 😊

Alex Tan

Happy Monday, Addie. Inglourious Basterds (2009) is my favorite Quentin Tarantino movie, alongside Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (2019). The film's second chapter is my favorite scene because it establishes the Basterds and their goal. That ending was so satisfyingly savage IMO. I think that the reason why you didn't enjoy OUATIH is because of its non-linear storyline. You'll also appreciate that movie a lot more if you research the Tate/LaBianca Murders. I do hope that you would do a rewatch reaction to that movie soon.

Alex Tan

Fun fact: Eli Roth, who plays Sgt. Donny "The Bear Jew" Donowitz, got into his character by listening to Hannah Montana. His girlfriend (now ex-wife), Lorenza Izzo, snuck in the song "Nobody's Pefect" onto his iPod playlist that was filled with various heavy metal songs by Misfits and Iron Maiden. When he filmed the scene where he was beating up a Nazi, he was thinking about what it would be like to be Hannah Montana. Thus, resulting in the ferocity of Eli Roth's performance as Sgt. Donny "The Bear Jew" Donowitz.

Alex Tan

At the beginning of the film's final chapter, the David Bowie song Cat People (Putting Out Fire) was playing. It was actually written for the titular movie, Cat People (1982), which I would definitely suggest to you for Halloween. It's executive produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and directed by Paul Schrader.

Alex Tan

Here are two hilarious gag reels: Camera Angel: 2nd AC Geraldine Brezca created some creative, expletive, or otherwise amusing phonetic names for the scenes being slated. Link: https://youtu.be/Ul04AA3R4d0 Hi Sallys: Before or after a take, the actors &/or QT say hi to editor Sally Menke. Link: https://youtu.be/Ts9_5331qOk

Byrd N. Hand

Bawn jerno, Addie. Gratsee for this reaction. 😁 Notice you had Christoph Waltz and Léa Seydoux together briefly in the first scene before reuniting respectively as Blofeld and Madeleine in the James Bond series ("Spectre" actually had a subtle acknowledgement of this scene between their characters).

Alex Tan

Speaking of Til Schweiger, who played Hugo Stiglitz, I also suggest The Replacement Killers (1998) & King Arthur (2004, produced by Jerry Bruckheimer), both directed by Antoine Fuqua. Speaking of Mélanie Laurent, who played Shosanna Dreyfus, I also suggest 6 Underground (2019) with Ryan Reynolds and directed by Michael Bay.

ButtercupsTrueLove

Because I'd had knowledge of the Tate-LaBianca Murders from news revelations back in the day, I watched "OUATIH" with growing dread as the movie unfolded.

Luis Fernandez

Cat People (1982) was a fun film. I would also recommend Cat People (1942), which I think is just as entertaining.

Alex Tan

#OnceUponATimeInHollywoodRewatchReactionForAddieCounts

Andre Agog

So glad you watched this one Addie. I do enjoy you getting more daring in your choice of films.

SquaredSpekz

I love the reveal that it's an alternate history. Hitler gets shots to shit by some of the best Jewish soldiers in history instead of killing himself.

Fawks

The thing about Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, you really have to know the real history of the Manson murders and how attrocious they were. The climax of that movie has the biggest tension building scene since the Basterds opener. But only if you know what really happens. These two are unique in that the way they end is much more cathartic and enjoyable than the sad reality. If you do go back and give Hollywood another shot, definitely read about what happened to Sharon Tate (who is played by Margot Robbie in the film). Tarantino has a lot of respect for her and really honored her memory. As for DiCaprio's character, most of the movie is based on a conglomeration of a bunch of western actors that followed a similar trajectory through the rise and fall of tv westerns and resurgence of Italian-made spaghetti western films like those Clint Eastwood is known for. It's a bit self indulgent for all the Hollywood love but the more you know about the history behind it and the more of Tarantino's style you're familiar with, I think you could definitely get a lot more out of a second viewing.

Luis Fernandez

Diane Kruger (Bridget von Hammersmark) was on an episode of Fringe (2x17), and there's a scene when she's on the phone trying to remember someone's name, and one of her guesses was "Gorlami". It was a fun reference to catch.

james repka

I'm in. Others will disagree, as is their right, but this one, Pulp Fiction, and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood are my three favorite Tarantino films.

Alex Tan

Speaking of Diane Kruger, who played Bridget von Hammersmark, I also suggest National Treasure (2004), National Treasure: Book of Secrets (2007) (both produced by Jerry Bruckheimer), Unknown (2011) & The 355 (2022). #MoreDianeKrugerForAddieCounts

james repka

The title of the opening segment, Once Upon a Time in Nazi-Occupied France, is a subtle hint that what you are watching is a fairy tale, complete with a happy ending (though a quite bloody one because, you know, Quentin Tarantino).

Byrd N. Hand

If you liked Samuel L. Jackson in "Die Hard: With a Vengeance" (as I know you did), you'll definitely also like him in "Pulp Fiction;" he basically plays a more intense version of Zeus in the film.

Luis Fernandez

That was a great scene! Hope she was ok with it. I know Uma was salty about some of the things she endured for Kill Bill.

Luis Fernandez
>>113701700

Dunno if Addie noticed, but Jackson was the narrator for the Hugo Stiglitz background scene.

Billy Dancel

I'm happy that Shosanna was able to survive and find a new identity. I have a feeling that Landa did have an idea that Emmanuelle was her alias. If Fredrick Zoller wasn't infatuated with her, he would have had her revealed and killed. That's the one good thing Zoller did. I just now made this connection that Zoller was played by Daniel Bruhl who is our Baron Zemo from the MCU. One of my favorite roles of his is actually from a TNT series called, The Alienist, that aired after Civil War. With the makeup and costuming I never made that connection until today. The Alienist is a sleeper series that is so very unique. Two seasons.. 18 episodes total 10/8 I see that there's only been 1 reactor who has watched this, a few years ago. If by chance other subscribers have seen this then maybe we can suggest this. I know that you have a full plate ahead of you, Addie. Back burner idea.

Chip MC

if zoller hadn’t have been so infatuated w shoshanna, her and landa would’ve never even crossed paths. zoller didn’t do anything good lol

Alex Tan

I'm open for Addie to do a rewatch reaction to Titanic (1997).

Tyler

don't know if its planned but. if you haven't seen the hateful eight yet, that's another really good Tarantino movie.