Just brilliant as usual.

Rating: 10/10 (27 March 2016)

"The ultimate authority must always rest with the individual's own reason and critical analysis." (Dalai Lama)
A film is a film. You've got a story, characters, and a scenery. Music to go with it and voilà.. You've got a picture. Of course you can criticize till you weight an ounce, but that's not what a film is about.
Inglorious Bastards is perfect. Amazing actors, good scenery, and I happen to like the dialogs. It doesn't matter where the characters come from, but they have been put down perfect. The dialects, expressions and other characteristics are sensational. The Tarantino style music from old French chansons to the Good, Bad and Ugly western sound. For me it all blends into a film I can't stop watching. The chapters, details of the scenes, the acting, the different angles from which all the acting comes together to a perfect finish. You just have to see it for yourself.
Colonel Hans Landa. Christoph Waltz. Was he really just passing by when they were shooting a scene or so? How fortunate were they, when he walked there and was asked to play this role?
Waltz was the topping on a delicious cake. I've seen and liked him in other films, but in this one he is the red wire through the film. Utter brilliance.
Thanks again Mr Tarantino.