Bravooooooooo

Rating: 10/10 (10 February 2010)

Never have I seen a film as exciting and daring like Inglourious Basterds. It's definitely a charming and bitingly funny film. Quentin Tarentino made us a "spaghetti" that consists of five chapters and leads us to endless aftertastes. Because this film is historically ridiculous, it can easily impress its audience. Well, just like what Quentin has said, if he had written a script which fits the historical affairs, the film would surely become a "textbook" of history. As is known to all, art is out of life but stands higher than the life. What's more, different people have different understandings of history. Through a partly made-up story(or fairy tale), Quentin has something to tell us, maybe his common-sense view of history. Also, what is more impressive in this film or in other Q-films is that Quentin endowed the film with his own characteristics. We can say that he shot the film for himself. The film is a huge production involving advanced shooting skills and so many film stars, and all these serve for Quentin's "psycholagny". One of the characters well worth mentioning is Hans Landa, the German SS officer, which is brilliantly portrayed by Christopher Waltz. After watching this film, you may not be able to resist the temptation of kicking him, embracing him and kissing him. Another character I adore is Shoshanna, which is wonderfully cast by Melanie Laurent. She is pure, kind and a little elegant. Her tragic life struck my heart with lingering sound. In a word, this is a must-see.BRAVO!!