One of the few Hollywood directors making decent movies for adults

Rating: 8/10 (27 November 2009)

I could never give anyone full marks, there is always room for improvement!
Inglourious Basterds really does come close to realising my childhood fantasies about how a few men on a mission could expletive! the Nazi's and imagine a more realistic outcome to the spaced out symbolist disaster that was the third Reich. I'm not a Jew, I'm not a Jew lover, I'm not a Nazi, I'm not a aryan sympathiser. I like my truth, but Tarantino makes bull(expletive)it! look, taste, feel and sound so good, why even bother with the truth. Take a point of view from the infamous Schrödinger's cat paradox, either living or dead, even the cat wouldn't want the truth to get in the way of a good ball of yarn. That's why Hollywood will always kick the art-house guru's out of the water with it's global appeal. Yes i'd much rather see more care taken over some of the Padang Hollywood manages to produce, but the Europeans and the rest of the world produce just as much badly drawn scuzz-dribble as the big Hollywood studios. I rated about 5 movies that I've seen at the cinema so far this year above an IMDb 6 and two of those were kids movies. State of Play was decent and Frost/Nixon was too, and those movies were good practice for holding my bladder before Basterds.
I was about 8 or 9 when i saw my first R rated movie - Robocop. After that experience i was corrupt and hooked on violence and abusive language, mainly because the other kids at school thought it was cool too. It's not the most original metaphor for my admiration of a director and his movies but it suits my affirmation that Inglourious Basterds is too cool for school. I can only hope that someone with Tarantino's deft eye for detail, visually analytical parody and descriptive passion for storytelling will re-imagine the Anime classic - UROTSUKIDOJI!!! When they do, i will be in the cinema with all the other cine-files holding hands in solidarity and singing "thank god we're not in jail" "they will never catch us" and the classic polka "please don't tell my mom".
Power to the Projectionist!