Inglorious Basterds

[Tonker]

I am reluctant to admit this, but I didn't like this movie.  I agree that chapter one was engrossing.  Everything else was bizarre. 

I read a review that described this movie as a "Jewish wet dream" about killing Nazis.  During World War II Hollywood routinely made movies creating fictitious battles and victories.  But after the war movies were fictionalized versions of actual events.  Audiences were not prepared for stories that changed the way things played out.  That's why this movie put me off.  It was like seeing Custer win the battle at the Little Big Horn.

Two votes against, then?

Two thumbs down, way down.

[Quality Start Machine]

I am reluctant to admit this, but I didn't like this movie.  I agree that chapter one was engrossing.  Everything else was bizarre. 

I was just about to start rooting for Cal, too.

I read a review that described this movie as a "Jewish wet dream" about killing Nazis.  During World War II Hollywood routinely made movies creating fictitious battles and victories.  But after the war movies were fictionalized versions of actual events.  Audiences were not prepared for stories that changed the way things played out.  That's why this movie put me off.  It was like seeing Custer win the battle at the Little Big Horn.

Intrepid Reader: Roger DeBris:

Did you know, I never knew that the Third Reich meant Germany. I mean it's just drenched with historical goodies like that...

(Seriously, is it any worse than Demi Moore re-writing Nathaniel Hawthorne?)

[Gil Gunderson]

I am reluctant to admit this, but I didn't like this movie.  I agree that chapter one was engrossing.  Everything else was bizarre. 

I was just about to start rooting for Cal, too.

I read a review that described this movie as a "Jewish wet dream" about killing Nazis.  During World War II Hollywood routinely made movies creating fictitious battles and victories.  But after the war movies were fictionalized versions of actual events.  Audiences were not prepared for stories that changed the way things played out.  That's why this movie put me off.  It was like seeing Custer win the battle at the Little Big Horn.

Intrepid Reader: Roger DeBris:

Did you know, I never knew that the Third Reich meant Germany. I mean it's just drenched with historical goodies like that...

(Seriously, is it any worse than Demi Moore re-writing Nathaniel Hawthorne?)

No, but at least she was naked in that one.

[powen01]

Couple of things for me to note after watching this movie...  Not that anyone cares...

1.  I liked the movie.

2.  I liked watching Nazis get stabbed.

3.  I liked watching Nazis get blown up, shot, beat, burned alive, punched, kicked and scalped too.

:SPOILER ALERT:

Watching a Jew unload a full clip from a submachine gun point blank into Hitler's lifeless body has given me the world's biggest, baddest, Nazi killing, Third Reich flag waving, swastika covered cum-rag jerking, goosestepping boner.  I don't feel bad saying this because as we all know, once you start feeling sorry for the bastards, they feign dying, turn over, and shoot your hot, beautiful, milky Jewish chest. 

God bless America.

[*In a Nutsack]

Couple of things for me to note after watching this movie...  Not that anyone cares...

1.  I liked the movie.

2.  I liked watching Nazis get stabbed.

3.  I liked watching Nazis get blown up, shot, beat, burned alive, punched, kicked and scalped too.

:SPOILER ALERT:

Watching a Jew unload a full clip from a submachine gun point blank into Hitler's lifeless body has given me the world's biggest, baddest, Nazi killing, Third Reich flag waving, swastika covered cum-rag jerking, goosestepping boner.  I don't feel bad saying this because as we all know, once you start feeling sorry for the bastards, they feign dying, turn over, and shoot your hot, beautiful, milky Jewish chest. 

God bless America.

*In a Nutsack likes this.

[Jon]

powen01 just summarized everything right with America.

[Kermit, B.]

Eli Roth looks a lot like Zachary Quinto.

[TDubbs]

Eli Roth looks a lot like Zachary Quinto.

It's NOT Sylar?

[Kermit, B.]

Eli Roth looks a lot like Zachary Quinto.

It's NOT Sylar?

No.  Nor is it Spock.

[Dr. Nguyen Van Falk]

Eli Roth looks a lot like Zachary Quinto.

It's NOT Sylar?

No.  Nor is it Spock.

Eli Roth wrote and directed one of you favorite movies ever, TDubbs.

[BH]

Eli Roth looks a lot like Zachary Quinto.

It's NOT Sylar?

No.  Nor is it Spock.

Eli Roth wrote and directed one of you favorite movies ever, TDubbs.

What a great end-to-end thread. Magical.

[Kermit, B.]

Eli Roth looks a lot like Zachary Quinto.

It's NOT Sylar?

No.  Nor is it Spock.

Eli Roth wrote and directed one of you favorite movies ever, TDubbs.

What a great end-to-end thread. Magical.

Why do I love JD?  Because he called the four-letter "the Pete King of Cubs websites."

[Philberto]

Saw it. Liked it. Will see it again.

[ChuckD]

Everyone keeps saying Christopher Waltz stole the show? Apparently they didn't see the part where Diane Kruger's awesome chest was on display.

[JD]

Everyone keeps saying Christopher Waltz stole the show? Apparently they didn't see the part where Diane Kruger's awesome chest was on display.

Who are those people?