Inglourious Basterds...(spoilers)

Absolute and utter crap. Tarantion really crashed and burned with this one, which is a shame coming so close after the masterpiece that is 'Deathproof'.

I thought it was good...

Absolute and utter crap. Tarantion really crashed and burned with this one, which is a shame coming so close after the masterpiece that is 'Deathproof'.

Scarebaby

Best movie of the year IMO.

My favorite scene was when the Nazi sergeant was executed by the Bear Jew. The music, the atmosphere, the soldiers clapping, everything made that scene perfect. I love the part where the Bear Jew points at the Nazi badge and asks him, "Did you get that for killing Jews?" and the sergeant replies, "Bravery." Pure gold right there.

The bar scene was pretty crazy as well. EVERYBODY ****ing DIED! I had to watch that **** again. LOL

I loved it. It was funny, dramatic, classic QT. The guy that played the German Inspector has to be a shoo-in for a best supporting actor nom.btaylor2404

I thought there was gonna be action in this movie.. I was pretty bored. great acting and all though, good movie just not my type.

I enjoyed it but it's not Quentins' best. I had a chance to buy it for around $15 on Blu Ray but I passed it up. I can wait till this goes down under $10.

Loved the movie.

Mélanie Laurent looks exactly like my math teacher.

It certainly isn't for young children. Diablo112688

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My brother gave me the movie for Christmas, and it was freaking awesome!!!! Just an all around epic movie, destined to be a classic!

[QUOTE="Diablo112688"]It certainly isn't for young children. chessmaster1989

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[QUOTE="Diablo112688"]It certainly isn't for young children. enterawesome

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From the movies I've seen this year (the main two I still need to see are Up In The Air and The Hurt Locker), I'd definitely give Tarantino Best Director. Aside from being a great movie overall, Inglorious Basterds has some of the most intensely suspensful scenes I have seen...

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From the movies I've seen this year (the main two I still need to see are Up In The Air and The Hurt Locker), I'd definitely give Tarantino Best Director. Aside from being a great movie overall, Inglorious Basterds has some of the most intensely suspensful scenes I have seen...

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[QUOTE="enterawesome"]This is true. But even so, I saw it and loved it. :P Tarantino is way up there in my list of favorite directors, just behind Peter Jackson and James Cameron.enterawesome

From the movies I've seen this year (the main two I still need to see are Up In The Air and The Hurt Locker), I'd definitely give Tarantino Best Director. Aside from being a great movie overall, Inglorious Basterds has some of the most intensely suspensful scenes I have seen...

I loved that scene.

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From the movies I've seen this year (the main two I still need to see are Up In The Air and The Hurt Locker), I'd definitely give Tarantino Best Director. Aside from being a great movie overall, Inglorious Basterds has some of the most intensely suspensful scenes I have seen...

chessmaster1989

I loved that scene.

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[QUOTE="enterawesome"]Definately. Especially the scene where they're all in the bar and everyone's pointing their guns at each other's balls, it was really one of those "edge of your seat" moments.enterawesome

I loved that scene.

As I've said many times, Christoph Waltz completely deserves the Best Supporting Actor win for his performance. His performance was unreal.

[QUOTE="enterawesome"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

From the movies I've seen this year (the main two I still need to see are Up In The Air and The Hurt Locker), I'd definitely give Tarantino Best Director. Aside from being a great movie overall, Inglorious Basterds has some of the most intensely suspensful scenes I have seen...

chessmaster1989

I loved that scene.

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I loved that scene.

As I've said many times, Christoph Waltz completely deserves the Best Supporting Actor win for his performance. His performance was unreal.

Definately. Especially the scene where they're all in the bar and everyone's pointing their guns at each other's balls, it was really one of those "edge of your seat" moments.enterawesome

I loved that scene.

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[QUOTE="enterawesome"]I know, it was pure excellence. Everything from the dialogue, the cinematography, the whole atmosphere of the scene was just outstanding. Another great scene was the Nazi investigation at the beginning where the Jew Hunter (is that his nickname?) goes in the house, acting like he enjoys the guy's milk so much while the Jewish family is whimpering under the floorboards, and then him and the Nazi soldiers start shooting the ground everywhere when the Nazi gets the farmer dude to talk.

enterawesome

As I've said many times, Christoph Waltz completely deserves the Best Supporting Actor win for his performance. His performance was unreal.

Brad Pitt is really funny in that movie... one of the few performances of his I've really liked...

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I loved that scene.

Looked pretty stupid from the trailer. Does it actually have a plot, or is it just a way to find new ways to kill people on the television screen?

Looked pretty stupid from the trailer. Does it actually have a plot, or is it just a way to find new ways to kill people on the television screen?

magnax1

I watched it last night. It was a great film, but the pacing kind of bothered me. The way it was filmed was kind of offbeat, too.

It seems like the type of movie I'll enjoy more thinking about than actually watching, if that makes sense.

Looked pretty stupid from the trailer. Does it actually have a plot, or is it just a way to find new ways to kill people on the television screen?

magnax1

"Looks like the shoe is on the other foot"

"Yea I was just thinking that"

brilliant.

Brad Pitt speaking Italian = :lol:

"Correcto."

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Looked pretty stupid from the trailer. Does it actually have a plot, or is it just a way to find new ways to kill people on the television screen?

KHAndAnime

I love Tarantino movies, but I found it extremely dull. I couldn't stand how long some of the dialogue scenes were, and I guess they just weren't as memorable when compared to Resovior dogs or Pulp Fiction. HoolaHoopMan

I really enjoyed it, but to be honest don't think it'd be half the movie it was without Waltz as the Jew Hunter. He pretty much made the movie, and every scene he was is shined. The pacing was slow at times, but to see him was always worth the wait. Myers was fairly enjoyable too.

I love Tarantino movies, but I found it extremely dull. I couldn't stand how long some of the dialogue scenes were, and I guess they just weren't as memorable when compared to Resovior dogs or Pulp Fiction. HoolaHoopMan

I disagree. The scenes with extensive dialogue were some of the best and most intense parts of the movie, in my humble opinion. Waltz played one of the most intimidating Nazis I've seen in any film. Sure, maybe there aren't as many memorable one liners like in Pulp Fiction, but damn, the conversations between Waltz's character and others were very thoughtful and created a tremendous amount of tension.

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Absolute and utter crap. Tarantion really crashed and burned with this one, which is a shame coming so close after the masterpiece that is 'Deathproof'.

xxmatt125xx

Your opinion is invalid, sorry.

I never really understood why people complained about the amount of dialogue, I thought it was great. Probably the most entertaining movie I saw last year.

I thought it was decent, but Brad Pitt made the movie somewhat enjoyable.

I thought the part where the girl was on the movie screen at the end was nuts. The whole shooting everyone was a little low, just let them burn.

But it is Tarantino. :lol: