Quentin Tarantino talks White Supremacy

[#SOG_soldier]

You nikkas sound silly. We use nikka in every other sentence, will at least I do. And whites are largely racist. Qt is just showing you the truth

 

[Fillerguy]

QT is a skilled director because he had a character "whom he played himself" derail a film by calling a black man a ******.... I hate you motherfukkers so much. If those random were taken out most of his films, besides django, wtf would change about them? Yall genuinely believe this fukk doesnt go out his way to shyt on blacks

 

[iFightSeagullsForBread]

Wouldn't jum to call him an honorary brother or whatever, but he doesn't sugar coat his work unlike most of the garbage ass films that get made these days.

I mean, shyt isn't that what we'd want out of cinema or just dumb 80s cartoons and reboots.

 

[#SOG_soldier]

QT is a skilled director because he had a character "whom he played himself" derail a film by calling a black man a ******.... I hate you motherfukkers so much. If those random were taken out most of his films, besides django, wtf would change about them? Yall genuinely believe this fukk doesnt go out his way to shyt on blacks

i think more than anything he just showing how racist most CACS are he could be racist himself but i dont know him


either way i think the PF scene is purposely awkward and hard to watch

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

I still haven't seen Django Unchained. I just can't bring myself to sit through a movie with the n-word being thrown around by whites for an hour and a half. Just not gonna happen.

i get it and that kept me from seeing it for awhile. but at the end of the day how do we expect people from slave times to talk?

 

[Knuckles Red]

i get it and that kept me from seeing it for awhile. but at the end of the day how do we expect people from slave times to talk?

True, but I heard QT in several interviews when he talked about making the film. IDK...the way he came off, and the way he answered some of the questions...just rubbed me the wrong way. He just seemed a little too entitled with the use of the word in the movie, but I get where you're coming from.

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

True, but I heard QT in several interviews when he talked about making the film. IDK...the way he came off, and the way he answered some of the questions...just rubbed me the wrong way. He just seemed a little too entitled with the use of the word in the movie, but I get where you're coming from.

i didnt peep that. i dont really fukk with QT like that...he's talented but comes off like a scumbag and def adds in some foul shyt to his movies that dont necessarily need to be there like all his foot fetish moments throughout his flicks.

 

[ReturnOfJudah]

True, but I heard QT in several interviews when he talked about making the film. IDK...the way he came off, and the way he answered some of the questions...just rubbed me the wrong way. He just seemed a little too entitled with the use of the word in the movie, but I get where you're coming from.

I didn't see that shyt either and aint trying to

 

[Dwolf]

Of course there is but, guess what? It was suppose to be uncomfortable and awkward. It was the entire purpose of showing the goddamn scene because this is supposed to be a "friend" in the industry he works in.

And QT is big at showing major character traits and giving glimpses into a person through the dialogue so that scene was very Tarentino.

You can say you don't like the scene or think he could have gone a different direction but this wasn't him just throwing the N-word around. He was using it to make a point which is what he typically does (Using conversation for a glimpse into the psyche of the characters rather than expository)

QT could be racist but I don't think that scene means anything. Same with Django. The N-word was used so commonly because it was supposed to show the racism was so ingrained into daily life of America, at the time.

Ok.

 

[Micky Mikey]

Coming from a man who made parody of slavery and consistently degrades blacks in his films. Yet you negroes swear that he's "down". Lol

 

[KingFreeman]

I still haven't seen Django Unchained. I just can't bring myself to sit through a movie with the n-word being thrown around by whites for an hour and a half. Just not gonna happen.

The way Django did it underlined the ridiculousness of the word imo and fit with the rest of the film's tone. That said, QT's part in Pulp Fiction and the usage of that word there and in a few other movies had me like felt like dude was trying to prove a point or something and put me off. QT's whole appropriation of blackness was made obvious in that cringeworthy BET interview... dude tried to talk with some 50 yr old Cac from Maine's idea of how black people speak

 

[Knuckles Red]

The way Django did it underlined the ridiculousness of the word imo and fit with the rest of the film's tone. That said, QT's part in Pulp Fiction and the usage of that word there and in a few other movies had me like felt like dude was trying to prove a point or something and put me off. QT's whole appropriation of blackness was made obvious in that cringeworthy BET interview... dude tried to talk with some 50 yr old Cac from Maine's idea of how black people speak

He's a little bit...too comfortable.

 

[KingFreeman]

He's a little bit...too comfortable.

Alot of them cacs that get too comfy usually wise up when they asses get checked