Finally, Tarantino creates his own masterpiece

Rating: 10/10 (1 November 2009)

Most of us would consider Pulp Fiction as Tarantino's greatest film, with Reservoir Dogs and Jackie Brown (his most mature film) coming in second and third. However, considering Tarantino's latest installment of Inglourious Basterds, I am firmly of the opinion that Tarantino believes that it is his best film, and I would have to agree.
Apart from being historically inaccurate, hopelessly immoral, and quite pointless in its substance... Inglourious Basterds is one of the most beautiful things I have ever watched. Distinctly Tarantino, the film moves back and forth between characters and various story lines, and ultimately blends them together in the film's climatic ending. The film's writing is superb, and the dialogue between the characters are torturous and hilariously funny at the same time. The film's wonderful script is supported by a unique cast of French, German and English actors, each fulfilling their roles perfectly, keeping in mind that the film is at best a satirical representation of a WWII scenario. Thus, in taking themselves not too seriously, actors like Brad Pitt and Cristoph Waltz flourish in their opposing roles, recognizing the self-parody and humor their roles require.
Well... I could go on and on. Just a great film. Best I've seen in a long time. Well done master Tarantino.