filmosophy:
THAT’S A BINGO!
If anything, Inglourious Basterds is the most mature, emotional, classical film Tarantino has put up on screen to date, a hyper-verbose and slowly drawn-out film with a good deal of its dialogue in French and German, a film where Tarantino crafts his most memorable villain to date (Col. Hans Landa), as well as one of his most realistic female characters (Shoshanna, seen above). If you choose not to see it, to write it off as a mere revenge fantasy or a lesser version of Pulp Fiction set in Europe during WWII, well, you do so at your own peril.
I have said this verbatim to anyone who’ll listen. Read the rest of Chad’s review here.
