In Django Unchained (2012), Dr. King Schultz gestures "two" with his fingers the way a real German person would, counting with his thumb first. This detail is also a major plot point in another Tarantino film, Inglorious Basterds (2009).
I watched both of these movies about a month ago and it's pretty crazy how similar they are. They both have Christoph Waltz and include the song Fur Elise. They are both violent revenge porn against an awful group of people (nazis and slave-owners). There are other similarities that came to mind while watching that I can't remember at the moment but it seems like Tarantino made these two as sister films in a way.
opus_4_vp on April 13rd, 2018 at 14:40 UTC »
Since Christoph Waltz is Austrian, it only seems natural for him to count that way anyhow.
Bread_Truck on April 13rd, 2018 at 16:57 UTC »
I watched both of these movies about a month ago and it's pretty crazy how similar they are. They both have Christoph Waltz and include the song Fur Elise. They are both violent revenge porn against an awful group of people (nazis and slave-owners). There are other similarities that came to mind while watching that I can't remember at the moment but it seems like Tarantino made these two as sister films in a way.
Edit: fixed his name.
__removed__ on April 13rd, 2018 at 17:42 UTC »
This is how my toddler learned to count in preschool. It helps to develop hand muscles. Or they're a bunch of Nazis.