Embarrassing script

Rating: 5/10 (3 June 2012)

I kind of like Tarantino in a way. I loved Resovoir dogs, Pulp fiction and some other of his films. He has a great style that is unique in its kind. He tells his stories nicely. This film is no exception. BUT, what incredibly silly story - a gang of Jews working undercover in WW2 France? They are stupid enough to paint themselves into a corner. The avenging Jewish girl gets a free chance to get her revenge on her family's executioner, with no questions asked? And of course there is almost no guard's in the theater to protect Hitler and his closest men. All this is so far-fetched that I get red cheeks on Tarantino's behalf. He has often chosen naive alternatives to solve situations in his scripts and this is no exception. The only thing is that it's not working at all this time. The end has no finesse and you regret that you have spent a couple of hours on this nonsense. But I will give the film five stars because it is technically well done.