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Rating: 10/10 (23 August 2019)

This is not your history class, just an alternative history storytelling attempt by Tarantino, and how excellently executed! A vindictive theater owner in Nazi occupied France and a bunch of Jewish American soldiers called 'Inglourious Basterds', separately plan to destroy the 'Third Reich' on a movie screening night at that theater. Executing the death of them all at one place hosting the Fuhrer too, isn't much plainly easy as the previous line reads.
The movie has all my favorites from Tarantino's filmography - the long opening scene feat. the Oscar winning act by the master Christoph Waltz as Col. Hans Landa, justifying his title of 'The Jew Hunter'. That opening scene is my favorite Tarantino scene, Christoph Waltz's act here makes him my all - time favorite actor from a Tarantino movie, and Col. Hans Landa being my forever favorite Tarantino character. Another unforgettable sequence features him against the Basterds (Brad Pitt, Eli Roth, Enzo Castellari) faking as Italians - that conversation is impeccable. The movie throughout has the mingling of the languages of several countries of West and Central Europe, primarily pampering the Francophile in me with its setting in France : that charm of old France, with those cobbled streets and lovely cafes.