Tarantino's masterpiece

Rating: 10/10 (8 March 2010)

I know it sounds strange because there is Pulp Fiction in Tarantino's hands. But, IMO, Inglorious Basterds is better. It's definitely the most entertaining movie I've ever seen. And that it's what Tarantino always wants to bring us, entertainment. Watching Basterds, tension grows inside you scene after scene while you keep laughing hard at the dark comedy/clever jokes. That is just the perfect mix to prepare you for the ending. As it approaches, you keep thinking: "Oh my God, I can't believe this is going to happen! We'll have problems counting the dead bodies, haha!". Tarantino's mark. Aldo Raine (Brad Pitt) makes you laugh a lot. His accent is a little annoying at the beginning, but as you know him better, you realize that it fits just perfectly. Hans Landa (Cristoph Waltz), the villain, is unbelievable. When the movie ended I thought about 2 things: How that movie was perfect and that I just watched the man who was going to win Best Supporting Actor Oscar, and that really happened. This is a movie I'll watch thousands of times. And I recommend you to do so.