Glorious.

Rating: 8/10 (20 September 2019)

Quentin Tarantino puts his trademark zest for snappy dialogue (though this time, spoken mostly in French and German) and graphic violence to good use in this fabulously gory, terrifically twist-laden World War II flick.
The plot takes plenty of creative licence with reality, and bears little relation to what actually happened during the infamous conflict. Sufficed to say though, history lessons might be a mite more exciting if events had gone down this way.
Despite Brad Pitt being top-billed, the movie is most definitely an impressive ensemble piece of international actors giving it their all, and by the end it would take almost psychic guesswork as to who is actually left alive.
Even though it runs for nearly three-hours, everything just flies by, as scenes full of tension and suspense take you to the edge of your seat (and probably off it OUCH).
Basically, it's yet another highly impressive piece of cinema to add to the resume of an arguably great director. So there. 8/10