April 08
Inglourious Basterds
Finally I’ve watch the movie.
It was awesome, with a superb cast and simple plot, and cinematography at one its best; distinctly a Tarantino gem. The other aspect that made the film so enjoyable was the language was thrown in a great jumble of mix to heighten the mood and message. The fluency of the actors conversing in the film alternates well with french to german, german to english and of course the bumbling italian from Brad Pitt and Eli Roth was a dead sucker punch that tickles so.
Great cast (and cameo of Mike Myers as the Brit General) overall from Brad Pitt – of course, Michael Fassbender’s (300 Spartans) elegant but short-lived Brit spy, Diane Krueger’s German-Brit double spy a noteworthy performance, Til Schweiger’s crazy assed Hugo Stiglitz, the french girl with her emotions, the little potrayal of Sir Winston Churchill, the German Major that was brilliant but lost his balls to Stiglitz in the table shootout, and of course Christoph’ Waltz’ enigmatic cunning and cruel potrayal as the Jew Hunter. Evil. Wicked. Looking dead forward to his next performance as another villain as Chudnofsky in The Green Hornet (2010) together with Seth Rogen, Jay Chou and Cameron Diaz.
It was awesome, with a superb cast and simple plot, and cinematography at one its best; distinctly a Tarantino gem. The other aspect that made the film so enjoyable was the language was thrown in a great jumble of mix to heighten the mood and message. The fluency of the actors conversing in the film alternates well with french to german, german to english and of course the bumbling italian from Brad Pitt and Eli Roth was a dead sucker punch that tickles so.
Great cast (and cameo of Mike Myers as the Brit General) overall from Brad Pitt – of course, Michael Fassbender’s (300 Spartans) elegant but short-lived Brit spy, Diane Krueger’s German-Brit double spy a noteworthy performance, Til Schweiger’s crazy assed Hugo Stiglitz, the french girl with her emotions, the little potrayal of Sir Winston Churchill, the German Major that was brilliant but lost his balls to Stiglitz in the table shootout, and of course Christoph’ Waltz’ enigmatic cunning and cruel potrayal as the Jew Hunter. Evil. Wicked. Looking dead forward to his next performance as another villain as Chudnofsky in The Green Hornet (2010) together with Seth Rogen, Jay Chou and Cameron Diaz.
Well my favorite line of all would be Stiglitz's '”say auf wedersehen to your nazi balls” . Classic.