This movie should be studied in film schools!

Rating: 10/10 (3 September 2009)

Let me start with the fact that I am not a die hard Tarantino fan. I liked Kill Bill but didn't love it, and I respect his work, admire Pulp Fiction, but although classy, he was always a bit quirky to me. Until I saw this.
Every theatre and film school, college, university and academy should have a semester long course studying "Inglorious Basterds." I do not know how Tarantino wrote this script, and how he directed it, but it is a perfectly assembled puzzle.
The script is so well written and rewarding to the actors, who are all brilliant (except for Diane Kruger, who is just ordinarily). Even side characters who have a line or two, because of their acting, make stunningly memorable performances.
I have never watched 2 hours of dialogue and 30 min of unequally dispersed action, and enjoyed it so much. The camera and the tensions, and the actors' freedom in building the amazing characters they build is nothing short of phenomenal.
Watch the movie. It may not fit your taste, you may find it boring or cheap, but you will respect it, for it is something that has already undoubtedly turned into a benchmark, overshadowing all Tarantino's work by far.