Inglorious Basterds

[JAZZMANB]

I like the inconsistency in his work
Pulp took you on a roller coaster from heavy to stupid
It's the script for me
The milk scene and the bar scene ,just brilliant writing

 

[Deleted member 40035]

I think it is one of his better ones. People are used to anything WW2 related being completely devoid of humour (Allo Allo excluded) so i think that's what makes it seem odd to some.

The story is a fantasy, not a retelling of actual events. I think QT described it as a western with WW2 iconography. If you set your suspension of disbelief to a correct level it is a really good film.

Correct.

 

[double maxim]

I get the fact that some people think his films are a series of brilliantly written and shot set peices which are sometimes strung together a bit haphazardly, I think the set pieces are that good in most of his films I can forgive it though.

Django Unchained and Hateful Eight are the only ones that I have never had the urge to go back and watch more than once but still thought both were more than passable from what I remember.

 

[gonzalo]

Django Unchained and Hateful Eight are the only ones that I have never had the urge to go back and watch more than once but still thought both were more than passable from what I remember.

I don't know why but I've always loved westerns and I thought those two Tarantino movies were something else, have watched both at least five times.

Not to mention the Ennio Moriccone soundtracks on both

 

[Pants]

 

[Deleted member 37549]

Far from my favourite Tarantino film but Christoph Waltz is brilliant in it, the opening scene is one of the best.

 

[Mantobar]

 

[Deleted member 26]

Much better than his last film which was utter shite

 

[West_Winger]

Quality film
“Drei glaser”

Die bearen juden.

 

[Joe Public]

Great start but turned in to a shit Jewish revenge fantasy movie.

 

[Kid Galahad]

I think it's class, might watch it tonight as it's been a while.

 

[MackneyHackem]

Johnny fuckin’ ballpark.

 

[Lukas73]

The noise when he twats the nazi in the heed is worth watching for....

Oh and the opening scene, Waltz is a charming almost camp Evil....frightening

 

[jayjaysafc]

Die bearen juden.

Love it me.
Waltz makes the movie like

 

[houst69]

Would have been so much better without Brad Pitt

 

[West_Winger]

Love it me.
Waltz makes the movie like

Aye definitely. That bit when he’s eating with Shosanna in the restaurant and says there’s something else he was going to ask is really creepy.

 

[Keyser Soze]

I get the fact that some people think his films are a series of brilliantly written and shot set peices which are sometimes strung together a bit haphazardly, I think the set pieces are that good in most of his films I can forgive it though.

Django Unchained and Hateful Eight are the only ones that I have never had the urge to go back and watch more than once but still thought both were more than passable from what I remember.

Me too - enjoyed them at the time, but didn't have that retrospective pull of some of his others.

 

[jayjaysafc]

Aye definitely. That bit when he’s eating with Shosanna in the restaurant and says there’s something else he was going to ask is really creepy.

I even like the French farmer character and actor

 

[Al Bundy]

Far from my favourite Tarantino film but Christoph Waltz is brilliant in it, the opening scene is one of the best.

Phenomenal acting by Waltz and the farmer in that first scene. You can just feel the tension in it.

 

[rapscallion]

Waltz like a Ralph Fiennes, John Cleese, set chewing Godzilla and Pitt. Funny like.

Anyone see him as a painter in that other thing? Stiff as old Weetabix.