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Rating: 3/10 (14 April 2010)

Ignore all the silliness - Dirty-Dozenish Jews; blonde-blue eyed dairy-farming Jews; Hitler and Goebbels as caricatures from Batman; all Germans are Nazis. This silly, childish comic-book movie would have sunk without trace if it were not for the publicity generated by having Tarantino as director, and to a lesser extent Pitt as a main character. But it's not pointless. As cynically pointed out Ricky Gervais, any Hollywood film to do with Jews and World War II will earn an Oscar.
First of all, a Hollywood film about the war will reinforce American belief they won it. Alone. Secondly, and this is more recent but vital: that World War II was all about the Jews. Now we have another film whereby the Jews won the war. The film's plot is about cinemas and the importance of Jews and Hollywood is unhidden - so pay attention to what's being said: Jews of America control the media (not just Hollywood) and the media is how you receive the world's reality. The most telling scene is when a German officer has his head bashed in by a baseball bat. The Jew ("Jew-Bear") proves he is quintessentially American with his self-congratulatory mock-heroics afterward, baseball representing this. Hollywood wins America. "America" has been reinvented by Jews. They won the war, the anti-semitic Nazis lost. Saxons lost. Anglo-Saxons lost.