Proper antidote for all WWII and Nazi poison

Rating: 9/10 (7 September 2009)

This movie is not alone worthy of Tarentino, funny and entertaining, serious in describing the emotional horror and giving release to the bad guys getting what they deserved.
What it is making fun out of one of the most hated person, Adolf Hitler and his equally hated group of SS and Nazis.
How he depicted Hitler as a uncertain, over the top, desperate, suppressed homosexual kind of laughable character is most brilliant and healing. The way Hitler shouts his "Nein, nein, nein!", out of control, desperate, almost jumping and feet stamping, is absolute brilliant.
From now on, when I see one of these bald ultra nationalist right-wing types, the Hitler admires and other scum, I will not be able to help myself but start out laughing loud, having this image of the ridiculous Hitler in mind.
Pathetic, that's the word, he made that what is evil, hated and featured into pathetic figures. Weak and ridiculous.
That for me is enough to hope this movie gets at least an Oscar nomination for this tremendous achievement. He did what Harry Potter was taught when waving his wand against the bogeyman : 'Ridiculous' and the evil was forced naked, vulnerable and pathetic.