Well, I've just left the midnight showing..

Rating: 9/10 (21 August 2009)

I have to say this movie is more than fantastic in quite a few ways. To start it's a QT film, and that may be why the review seems biased, but to be honest I purposely kept myself from getting too amped up, and going in had ignored all other reviews. This is not QT's finest, but it makes my top 10 and his top 3. He works a lot of great camera angles, including an over-hanging shot with a shaky follow along. So, cinematically I give it a 10.
Now for the acting. I think Brad Pitt definitely was funny and pulled of the role quite well. The only acting I worried about was Eli Roth, now I have all faith in him as an actor, he did fantastic as the baseball bat wielding "Bear-Jew". Also,Christoph Waltz as Hans Landa was one of the finest pieces of acting I have ever seen, he was funny, yet frightening. It was just an amazing piece of acting. Finally, Lauren Laurent as Shoshanna, was beautiful and her words cut like a razor, it was another fantastic piece of acting. But, some of the smaller roles, like B.J Novaks was sub par. As an overall for acting I would give it an 8.
Finally, for the writing, which I'm judging off of the script i'd previously read, and the way characters portrayed this. I think it was pretty good. It was classic QT where characters held those deep wrenching true to human emotion conversations, but it was well played. And the way actors like Christoph Waltz brought it to screen made it have real feeling. Overall the writing gets an 8.
So as an overall movie, I give it a 9 out of 10.