My Number 2 Film of all time!

Rating: 10/10 (24 March 2010)

I think it would be easy to write an essay and breakdown each scene of this movie but I wont do that. I must say, however obvious it is to say, Tarantino is one of my favourite directors. He see's himself as the audience and often talks about his influence from all walks of cinema. We have seen this in his past movies with the inspiration of guys such as Sergio Lionni. Quentin is so clever how he retains his own dark but bouncy style in a WWII movie with aspects of both Hollywood and world cinema.
This was a fantastic picture with great suspense and some amazing performances; I was particularly drawn in by Mélanie Laurent and obviously Christoph Waltz. The story was great and very quirky too, I enjoyed the dialogue and thought the cinematography was superb with some great colours. Quentin's directing was second to none with some unbelievable shots and typical panning and twirling - I felt like I was there.
In true Tarantino style the suspense led to a brilliant climax which is nothing less than genius. These are his 'mountain climbing' days and I know I cannot wait to see what he does next. Some movies deserve 10/10, this surely one of those special moments in cinema!