Quentin Tarantino creates a massively original time-piece and literally changes history in 'Inglourious Basterds.'

Rating: Null/10 (24 June 2014)

It's very daring for talented filmmakers like Quentin Tarantino to make violent films that can turn out controversial and change historical facts in them, but get the result of an amazing film. QT creates 'Inglourious Basterds', spelled wrong on purpose and about a group of American Secret service men called the Basterds who kill Nazi's during WW II. Lt. Aldo Raine is the leader of the group, a militant American who has no mercy for the Nazi cowards. Raine is played hilariously by Brad Pitt. 'Inglourious Basterds' has a million sub-plots. Christoph Waltz is a high-ranking German who ends up interacting with the bastards and is surprisingly funny and likable, which is realistic. Out of their evil work, the Nazi's were normal people which is Tarantino's point. A young Jew also tries to get revenge against the Nazi's as well for murdering her friends and family in the opening scene, which is as riveting as any cinematic experience you'll ever see. This WW II film has Hitler and history changed in unimaginable ways outside Quentin Tarantino's brilliant mind. Tarantino's originality in not only this masterpiece, but his other works is so unique and sophisticated that it should be cherished in the art world. His directing is great as well, giving us great shots and creative visuals that make the film unique visually as well. The other aspects such as editing, cinematography, production and costume design help this creative gem become even realer, and believable. Not a second in this film is goofy to the point that it feels like a spoof. Tarantino makes every scene believable to the point that it gets weird. The film has hilarious scenes, to depressing and riveting scenes that make your blood curl, to absolutely heart-pounding action that make this masterpiece and instant classic and one of Quentin Tarantino's true works of art.