Dr Schultz Loses His Temper (Django Unchained)

[skicherryLR]

"if you insist, I couldn't resist"
mans spittin bars 🔥🥶

[lolkhars]

Dr. Schultz was a dentist and his greatest enemy's name is Candy

[literallyagoon]

Was so loyal to his principles and moral compass that he would rather kill and die than betray them, what a lad

[mikemichaelson]

“Leo your line was ‘Goodbye have a wonderful night’ “

[raptordan]

He didn't lose his temper. Just made up his mind.

[georgetaylor]

The real definition of:
"Stand for something, or fall for anything".

[BigNavy]

I love how immediately after he gets killed, Django just starts mowing them down and is visibly angry and sad. They had such good chemistry and they’re writing together was fantastic.

[Dfekt]

Christoph Waltz is such an incredibly versatile actor. Going from a Nazi German in one film to a non racist bounty hunter in another. Dude is fantastic

[caramellpanda]

You can see the exact moment Schultz has had enough when Candie wants him to shake his hand. The pure rage turns into this playful, theatre-like response as he walks up with a smile. It's good writing and an honest reaction, sometimes when someone crosses the line on purpose you can't help but laugh in your anger. Beautifully executed scene, Schultz was a fucking chad.

[raybrozzo]

Such a great ACTOR he played the shit outta that role

[TheProstateMan]

Feel in love with both him and Django as characters. Was so sad when he got lifted out of his shoes by that double barrel.

[pajownik]

Christoph Waltz is one of the greatest actors of this era. Right next to John Malkovich and Gary Oldman. Pure class.

[capybara]

“I couldn’t resis-“
*gets shot by dude with double barrel shotgun*

[KiraNikks]

It's so cold how he just stands and accepts his fate, doesn't even try to scope anyone else to save himself, he knew he wouldn't clear the house with a 2 shot pistol and didn't want to die tired

[Justachannel-uw]

Dr. Schultz Was a picture of calm throughout the film and remained as such even when he lost his temper true gentleman

[nicholasn.]

I couldn’t resist! Epic, great movie.

[LeandroMartinho]

Candie: "I insist"

Dutch: "Insist?"

[VinceG_]

Amazing actors and amazing director. 10/10 movie.

[owenburgueno]

His whole character in the movie is built around being such a calm, calculated, and disciplined individual but even he couldn’t contain himself because of how evil Senor Candie is.

[gchat]

Hans Landa and Shultz are characters who are complete opposites in two different movies, yet both roles were brilliantly portrayed by the same actor. Christoph Waltz's incredible talent for acting is evident in how he effectively evokes completely different emotions in the minds of viewers through his performances.
I have seen countless actors throughout my life, but never before have I witnessed such an awe-inspiring, breathtaking performer. The sheer brilliance and talent displayed by this actor surpass any other I have encountered. Their ability to captivate, move, and immerse the audience in their artistry is simply unparalleled. Truly, I can say without hesitation or doubt, this individual stands as the epitome of greatness in the realm of acting.