Typical Tarantino-flick with some major flaws, although still extremely enjoyable.

Rating: 8/10 (3 January 2020)

Well casted, well acted, and well-written movie that subverts your expectations in logical and interesting ways while at the same time being filled to the brim of typical Tarantino dialogue, humour and nazi ultra-violence. However, apart from Waltz's Hans Landa , all the characters are quite one-dimensional and static, but that is not neccesarily the focus of this film, and it works more than fine without particularly well-rounded characters.
The movie is a classic for a reason and holds up very well ten years later.
Arrivaderci (read in Pitt's heavy american accent)