Brilliance, pace and style

Rating: 8/10 (29 August 2009)

Entertaining feature films is sign of Tarantino, and this is it. But the brilliance comes from christoph waltz, what amazing actor, the De Nero looks, and equal to the task, deserves the best actor at Cannes, and I guess should get an Oscar nomination.
The movie's pace, cinematography, sets, different languages in different scenes and overall screenplay is very good. To start off, I felt the movie had a bit of drag with Jew and German hatred for each other gets cruel and the part with "bear jew" and "jew hunter". But Tarantino was fast to bring changes as chapters went along, and was able to close the loop well in the end. Again the vindication part in question, is settled by different objectives to kill Hitler in the movie, which made it brilliant in my opinion.
My favorite scene is where I guess Tarantino is a magician, when the British officer gets caught with a "not so great" German accent, and then he starts speaking English, super stylish, hats off to Tarantino, style is his middle name.
The only little not so favorable thing about the movie was German hair getting scalped and carving the swastika sign, and all. I somehow feel Hate begets hate, what Hitler did was atrocious, that doesn't mean he should be followed back.