Tarantino wows audiences once again

Rating: 10/10 (21 August 2009)

Being a huge Tarantino fan, I was incredibly excited, and had been since I heard of the film, to see how Tarantino planned to entertain me. He far exceeded my expectations, as well as others I'm sure, with Inglourious Basterds. The film is told through a chapter format, as Tarantino did in Kill Bill, switching between Shosanna Dreyfus' plot to extract revenge on Col. Hans Landa as well as other high ranking German Officers and the plots of the infamous "Bastards" led by Aldo "The Apache" Raine who spread fear throughout the German Army through their brutality, as well as the much feared Donnie "The Bear Jew" Donowitz. Brad Pitt as Raine makes the movie through his memorable lines he delivers as the films comic relief.
I must warn, if you plan on seeing a film with non-stop violence, this is not it. There are scenes with immense violence, but a majority of the film is filled with dialogue, as are most Tarantino films. In all, the film may not be Pulp Fiction, but it deserves, and will receive, much praise.