Tarantino firing on all cylinders

Rating: 9/10 (7 November 2014)

For me, this is Tarantino's best work. Five minutes in you know this is Tarantino's hand. His style figures are all there with amazing cutscènes, characters and a short moment featuring himself. That also means viewers expecting a serious and historically correct wardrama will probably hate it.
First of all, more than half of the film is spoken in foreign tongue. A big plus for me, because there are some great films out there that fail to fully star because of language. Schindlers List is a single example.
Secondly, the actors are GREAT. Walz was fantastic, as usual. Playing games and being awesome from the beginning. But really, I can name everyone in there. Diehl, Fassbender, Schweiger and even Myers, who I do not rate at all. Pitt deserves some special praise though, portraying an extreme -nazi hatin'- Mississippi yank who 'dropped out of a f'ing aeroplane', in the best way you can imagine. Chemistry all over.
To summarize, while making this film Tarantino, Pitt and Walz all fired on maximum cylinders resulting in the best movie I've seen in a long time.
Oh, and fresh up your German, 'cause this is quotable as hell.