Don't listen to the hate reviews, they are all lies!

Rating: 10/10 (4 March 2014)

I love QT, he is by far one of my absolute favorite directors of all time. Why? Because he makes the movies he want, what he likes, and what he gets entertained by. We share similar interests, and therefore. I enjoy his movies just as much as he does. This movie, was no exception.
Yes, many parts of the movie didn't make sense. YES, we understand. Maybe not every Nazi officer and Hitler himself would attend one small cinema at the same time. But the accusations of the cinema only having 2 guards are false, they were everywhere. Which could be seen when Aldo Rayne got arrested. The thing is, people want to force others to hate something they didn't like from the start. This movie was just a victim of people trying to over analyze small details and accuse them of being false or illogical. Well guess what geniuses, this movie never happened. It's a WWII fantasy, and a hilarious one at that.
A lot of the bad reviews were centered around the poor acting of Brad Pitt and the Basterds. I think Brad Pitt made a glorious performance as the over American, Jewish, Nazi-hating soldier. Out in Nazi-occupied for a bloody revenge with the rest of the Basterds. I mean, who could say no to that? It's not about some goddamn french overemotional drama. This is a bitter soldier here trying to kill Nazis, what would you expect? As to the hate of Eli Roth and the other Basterds. Same answer, don't expect an over emotional and deep acting performance out of these guys. It will just disappoint you. I for one especially love Hugo Stiglitz, Just this cold murderer obsessed with stabbing Nazis. It's lovely.
Many performances in general was wonderful in this movie. Christoph Waltz' Hollywood breakthrough was no shock, he did his role as "The Jew Hunter" like no other actor. You could really go through what he was thinking, and he terrified us all.
The story in itself is just a nice multiple storyline adventure that have all of them crash in a total "ehr mah gerd" in the end. With beautifully scripted scenes that really took their time and space in the movie and of course those really gory scenes that we all enjoy. Nothing was rushed, and that's what I love about Tarantino movies. Yes, most things seemed extremely unrealistic, but the accused plot holes are just the cause of dumb people analyzing scenes in an attempt to look smart. Don't believe it. It's a movie for goodness sake, a fantasy, since when were they ever realistic anyways?
All in all, don't start watching this movie with the expectations that it will be horrible. Because it isn't. Just do what all of us experienced movie lovers do: Enjoy a movie for what it is, entertainment in 24 frames per second.
I give this movie a 10/10. Because I enjoyed it, I can look back at it, and I can never get tired of watching it again. Isn't that what matters?