Inglorious Plup

Rating: Null/10 (12 November 2009)

Monologue monologue action monologue monologue monologue monologue action monologue monologue etc etc. then again I suppose if you're going to try to suspend belief in this far fetched, abstract, uniformed daydream one needs copious amounts of static waffle to set the stage. As the "badie" went on and on showing how "clever" he was I found myself wishing he would just shoot the "goodie" in the face and spare my agony.
Waffle or not, unless you are a die-hard sycophant or you learnt all you know about the second world war from a comic book or tabloid newspaper, you'll soon realise there is nothing in this film to stimulate, not even a token "big budget great action scene" in sight ... Whoever funded this visual mush should be rightly indignant, not only at the waste of money but that everyone will forever know they are a Muppet with a sign on their back saying "my money is up my butt, take all you can grab with one fist"
Great actors, great acting, good directing and production cant save this pointless script. If someone ever comes forward to claim that Tarentino stole their best ideas and used them in "Plup Fiction" I would be inclined to believe them. What next Tarentino . a comic book version of how a violent, emotionless, humourless man single-handedly saves Ethiopia from starvation? "wow what a brilliant idea" shouts the guy with a sign on his back.