Tarantino's love for the Nazi's?

Rating: 9/10 (20 January 2010)

What can I say here? Is this another Tarantino film? Yes. Does this movie primarily deal in gore and bloodshed? Yes. Is this another Tarantino film that has over dramatic scenes that over use their stay? Yes. Is this another Taratino film that has no point? No. Why do I say this? Well, because this movie does EXACTLY what you don't want it to do. It makes you WANT to kill. By the end of this movie I'm sure you'll be aching to want someone to die, the only problem is, you don't know who. And the real clever part about it is that it makes you thirst for blood against the people you wouldn't be ashamed in killing...the nazi's. But where this movie goes sour is that it portray's the Nazi's in a - I don't wish to sound out of line - 'lovable' fashion. Especially regarding Christopher Woltz's character (Hans Landa). You can't help but wishing you were everything those characters were (except for being part of a totalitarian, psychotic, mass-murding posse).
But by the end of this movie it is clear nobody is innocent. Is this Tarantino's best movie? No. But does it touch on some wider concepts and challenge American entertainment with it's foreign subtitles? Yes. Therefore this movie is well worth the watch and can be very satisfying for the sick at heart. For me, this is another mediocre Tarantino film in which the characters exceed the story or even the background. However it turns you onto the idea of having no problem to kill and the most ingenious of it all is that it does it with killing the very people you would want to see killed the most through all our history. Now that is entertainment. Though let's not be irradiate and make it reality. hmm?