Not Another Tarantino Classic

Rating: 10/10 (23 December 2012)

Despite the name for this review expecting the contrary, this is a fair explanation regarding the quality of Q's twisted look on WWII. Like all of his films in the past, he has a great script paying homage to the films that inspired him to move into Hollywood instead of becoming a serial killer (Thank the good Lord above). He also help bring performances from people who never would've been noticed otherwise (Christoph Waltz is the main benefactor). Not to mention he had enough action to not only keep the people who enjoy the Michael Bay IQ droppers entertained, but he had a screenplay that keep you on the edge of their seats. Something that is very simple yet very rare in film. Not to mention it can only be done by the best ( I don't count Spielberg because he over does these things one way or another.) Q not only keeps you entertained with simple American pleasures (booms and bangs) he entertains you mentally with a screenplay. Q did it again and it's a shame because this film, like Pulp Fiction, got caught in a weird Oscar year and if it came out either the year or two after it originally did, it not only would've swept all the categories, it wouldn't have been close.