Inglorious Basterds

[Richard Chuggar]

Saw this last night.  It was pretty darn awesome.  They really should have killed more Jews, though.  And then killed more Nazis after that.  They did shoot a man's nuts off, so that was interesting.  I will forever order my tres margaritas with specific fingers. 

[Chuck to Chuck]

Just saw it.

Yea for the opening scene and the bar scene.  The rest?  Good acting but an overall ehhh...

Yeah, it was "nice" to see Hitler shredded with bullets, but it's kind of wistful to think 50 or 60 million fewer people would have died.

Not on par with Dogs, Fiction or Kill Bill 1.

Krueger was such a tease.  Everyone knows Quentin doesn't do nude scenes.

Keene Curtis: Best as Grand Moff Tarkin on the radio.  May he and Peter Cushing rest in peace.

[R-V]

I don't want Chuck's awful opinions to get the last word in this thread, so I'll just say the movie was fucking great. Anyone who disagrees should have a swastika carved into their fivehead.

[Slaky]

I don't want Chuck's awful opinions to get the last word in this thread, so I'll just say the movie was fucking great. Anyone who disagrees should have a swastika carved into their fivehead.

Chuck hating it should make it that much better, I'd think. Unless we're talking about Soriano.

[CT III]

I don't want Chuck's awful opinions to get the last word in this thread, so I'll just say the movie was fucking great. Anyone who disagrees should have a swastika carved into their fivehead.

Great, they killed Hitler.  That means the fucking war lasted until the 1970s.

[MAD]

Just saw this movie on Monday and generally agree with the consensus here.

Not QT's best, but the opening scene and the scene in the downstairs bar are both textbook examples of flawless filmmaking.  The way Tarantino builds the tension in each of these scenes is mastery of the highest order.

And this Christoph Waltz dude deserves and Oscar nomination.  The man devoured every scene he was in.

[Quality Start Machine]

I don't want Chuck's awful opinions to get the last word in this thread, so I'll just say the movie was fucking great. Anyone who disagrees should have a swastika carved into their fivehead.

Great, they killed Hitler.  That means the fucking war lasted until the 1970s.

Now we know who designed George Hutchins' site.

[Chuck to Chuck]

Just saw this movie on Monday and generally agree with the consensus here.

Not QT's best, but the opening scene and the scene in the downstairs bar are both textbook examples of flawless filmmaking.  The way Tarantino builds the tension in each of these scenes is mastery of the highest order.

And this Christoph Waltz dude deserves and Oscar nomination.  The man devoured every scene he was in.

This.

[Weebs]

Just saw this movie on Monday and generally agree with the consensus here.

Not QT's best, but the opening scene and the scene in the downstairs bar are both textbook examples of flawless filmmaking.  The way Tarantino builds the tension in each of these scenes is mastery of the highest order.

And this Christoph Waltz dude deserves and Oscar nomination.  The man devoured every scene he was in.

This.

Also, THIS.

I just watched it the other day, and while I enjoyed most every scene with Waltz and/or Pitt, I found myself not really caring about most of the other scenes, with the exception of the bar.

[Powdered Toast Man]

Just saw this movie on Monday and generally agree with the consensus here.

Not QT's best, but the opening scene and the scene in the downstairs bar are both textbook examples of flawless filmmaking.  The way Tarantino builds the tension in each of these scenes is mastery of the highest order.

And this Christoph Waltz dude deserves and Oscar nomination.  The man devoured every scene he was in.

This.

Also, THIS.

I just watched it the other day, and while I enjoyed most every scene with Waltz and/or Pitt, I found myself not really caring about most of the other scenes, with the exception of the bar.

The scene in the cafe with the cream and the strudel and hot chick and Goebbels?  Nothing?  Really?

[Slaky]

Just saw this movie on Monday and generally agree with the consensus here.

Not QT's best, but the opening scene and the scene in the downstairs bar are both textbook examples of flawless filmmaking.  The way Tarantino builds the tension in each of these scenes is mastery of the highest order.

And this Christoph Waltz dude deserves and Oscar nomination.  The man devoured every scene he was in.

This.

Also, THIS.

I just watched it the other day, and while I enjoyed most every scene with Waltz and/or Pitt, I found myself not really caring about most of the other scenes, with the exception of the bar.

The scene in the cafe with the cream and the strudel and hot chick and Goebbels?  Nothing?  Really?

It's Weebs you're talking to.

[Weebs]

Just saw this movie on Monday and generally agree with the consensus here.

Not QT's best, but the opening scene and the scene in the downstairs bar are both textbook examples of flawless filmmaking.  The way Tarantino builds the tension in each of these scenes is mastery of the highest order.

And this Christoph Waltz dude deserves and Oscar nomination.  The man devoured every scene he was in.

This.

Also, THIS.

I just watched it the other day, and while I enjoyed most every scene with Waltz and/or Pitt, I found myself not really caring about most of the other scenes, with the exception of the bar.

The scene in the cafe with the cream and the strudel and hot chick and Goebbels?  Nothing?  Really?

I said "most every scene with Waltz and/or Pitt."  Waltz was in the cafe/strudel scene, therefore...

[MAD]

Just saw this movie on Monday and generally agree with the consensus here.

Not QT's best, but the opening scene and the scene in the downstairs bar are both textbook examples of flawless filmmaking.  The way Tarantino builds the tension in each of these scenes is mastery of the highest order.

And this Christoph Waltz dude deserves and Oscar nomination.  The man devoured every scene he was in.

This.

Also, THIS.

I just watched it the other day, and while I enjoyed most every scene with Waltz and/or Pitt, I found myself not really caring about most of the other scenes, with the exception of the bar.

The scene in the cafe with the cream and the strudel and hot chick and Goebbels?  Nothing?  Really?

As it had Waltz, then this scene was terrific also.  Him  ordering Shoshana a glass of milk was dreadfully terrifying, considering that his reputaion for supposedly sniffing out Jews would make you wonder if he knew who she was.

It just wasn't as perfect as the two aforementioned scenes.

[Powdered Toast Man]

Just saw this movie on Monday and generally agree with the consensus here.

Not QT's best, but the opening scene and the scene in the downstairs bar are both textbook examples of flawless filmmaking.  The way Tarantino builds the tension in each of these scenes is mastery of the highest order.

And this Christoph Waltz dude deserves and Oscar nomination.  The man devoured every scene he was in.

This.

Also, THIS.

I just watched it the other day, and while I enjoyed most every scene with Waltz and/or Pitt, I found myself not really caring about most of the other scenes, with the exception of the bar.

The scene in the cafe with the cream and the strudel and hot chick and Goebbels?  Nothing?  Really?

As it had Waltz, then this scene was terrific also.  Him  ordering Shoshana a glass of milk was dreadfully terrifying, considering that his reputaion for supposedly sniffing out Jews would make you wonder if he knew who she was.

It just wasn't as perfect as the two aforementioned scenes.

Begrudgingly, I agree.

[Dr. Nguyen Van Falk]

I don't want Chuck's awful opinions to get the last word in this thread, so I'll just say the movie was fucking great. Anyone who disagrees should have a swastika carved into their fivehead.

Great, they killed Hitler.  That means the fucking war lasted until the 1970s.

Now we know who designed George Hutchins' site.

That is George Hutchins' site.

It's the site where it becomes clear that he's an actual Nazi and not merely a Nazi symp.