This scene would be 10 times better if they didn't explained later...

Come on anon. Its a QT movie, you're lucky SLJ didn't walk in, quip, whip his cock out and end WW2 by himself.

The scene is good enough. No complaints.

Are those 3 raised fingers?!

Yep, definitely a spy.

if they didn't explained later. It ruins the mystery and insults the watcher's intelligence.

thats almost any piece of media. There's very few movies that don't assume the audience is retarded

I use the german method of signing 3. It's more comfortable for my hand.

He already had a heavy suspicion by first eavesdropping, then talking with them. No single oddity or inconsistency by itself is a smoking gun, but as they begin to pile up the picture becomes clearer.

if they didn't explained later.

GOOD MORNING SAAR

it's still stupid though, that they count to three using the thumb, but then switch to four fingers to signal four

Four with a thumb is a very uncomfortable hand posture for me.

We're talking about a Tarantula movie here. How many percentage of the audience would have understood where does the newfound certainty of this suspicious but reluctant German officer came from? Keep in mind it all starts with one being aware of this cultural difference, which alone would disqualify more people than not. The scene worked well, the masses got their explanation later on and intellectual stimulation remains one of the lowest priority for a Tarantula movie. Everybody won if you ask me.

if they didn't explained later.

lamborghini saar

Fuck you

I thought he just knew because he was a knower. Coming up with an explaination with hand gestures is retarded.

we use different fingers

Stuppid

they should of used the real life documented incident of calling it petrol instead of gas

It's genius, it created two distinctive shapes that are hard to mix up even from a large distance. Plus it's a reference to JESUS.

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just a dumbed down version of a superior scene

qrd?

no one fucking knows what your barbaric gesticulations mean, germoid

My wife's deaf and signs three the German way. She insists that it's part of ASL and that the traditional way means "W", but I'm reasonably confident it's because she's actually a Nazi. Which makes me love her all the more.

the whole thing is stupid to begin with. There's a reason spies are always traitorous nationals, because as this scene proves a foreigner will never ever pass for a national

I want a crippled wife...

Why didn't he just wait to shoot him later when no one was looking?

ASL is interesting, it's closely related to French sign language rather than British sign language. Maybe that's why it uses a continental style sign for 3. I wonder how the British do it.

insults the watcher's intelligence.

every tarantino movie. but sometimes its your time it insults instead of your intelligence.

didn't explained

SAAAAR

watcher's intelligence.

SAAAAAR I SO INTELLIGENT YOU BLOODY BITCH

I'm spanish

based nazi wife

Which makes me love her all the more.

Haha so fricking epic bro

you are brown. Distinctions beyond that are only important to other shades of brown.

The Spanish are blonde and blue eyed

So why was your insult distinctively Indian, you retarded tryhard?

whiter than you ahmed

I am French you pair of tits.

shut the fuck up faggot

You are not better than brown spics just because you lisp faggot.

You're just mad that it was the woman who explained it, you fucking incel.

Movie name?

Three Amigos.

Gun fire in a basement when you're suppose to meet with the mole

Hey why are my men dead back there?

Oh the general fucked up and gave us all away

Ah I see please do not explain how that happened we will trust you inherently from now on and I will not speculate any further

Stick to shitposting pal let the Oscar winning screenwriters write the movies

Can you fuck off? Not every ESL or grammar/spelling fuckup is some stupid pajeet. Yes shitskins are annoying, but so are stupid golems false outrage bitching.

implying you're white

Inglorious Bastards, a Quentin Tarantino flick.

(Not them, and it's not a big deal, but)
That particular type of error is rare amongst native speakers. It can only really happen as an editing mistake, e.g. starting with "if they hadn't explained later" and then meaning to change it to "if they didn't explain later" and forgetting to change a word.
Meanwhile it's a common ESL error and seems to be particularly common in India.