Quentin Tarantino steps into the "historical" film genre and produces another noteworthy film

Rating: 9/10 (3 January 2015)

While Inglorious Basterds may not be one of Tarantino's best films, I would still consider it to be a great film. Inglorious Basterds may have the similar structure that most other Tarantino films have, but is still able to introduce certain elements that make this a distinctive film. Incorporating history into the movie was an element I greatly enjoyed in the movie since it allowed me to see what history is like through Tarantino's wild imagination. Inglorious Basterds also had one of the best casts I have ever seen in a movie. Their were a number of supporting characters played by great actors and actresses such as Eli Roth, Diane Kruger, BJ Novak, Michael Fassbender, and Christoph Waltz that I wish would have gotten more screen time due to the excellent performance of an excellent cast. Brad Pitt also gets major, major props for his historical yet spot-on portrayal of the lieutenant of a group of Jewish-American, Nazi killin' soldiers. Overall, Inglorious Basters is what your would expect for Quentin Tarantino. An always bloody yet great film that provides a look at history from Tarantino's point of view.