His best work as of yet

Rating: 9/10 (20 January 2013)

I've just recently seen Django: Unchained in theaters, and I must say I was impressed but nothing like I was when I viewed Inglorious Basterds for the first time.
First I just need to say that Christoph Waltz instantly became one of my favorite actors after seeing IG. The opening scene was one for film history. He was able to capture so much tension, and intrigue. Every scene where Waltz's character appears I'm just captivated by the performance.
In no way did this film feel like 2 and 1/2 hours. The time flies so fast. Such a roller coaster. Just watching how the characters will react to there current situation, and the tense/hilarious conversation that will ensue. I should also add (for those of whom do not know) QT is a master at his craft and a master of conversation. I just never get enough of it.
If there is a reason you haven't seen this film then do yourself a favor and go buy (yes BUY) this DVD/bluray and watch it immediately. At least to watch the scene's that contain Waltz.
I should also add that the ending came as a big and much appreciated surprise. Something I would have never expected to have happened, and which caught me off guard in a good way.
So like I said before this is by far one of QT best films. Coming from a Gen Y'ers perspective that is.