Tarantino's masterpiece

Rating: 10/10 (27 August 2009)

As well said at the end of the movie, this is indeed Tarantino's masterpiece, together with "Pulp Fiction".
All the elements that made Tarantino's films enjoyable are there: the dialogs, the freaks, the subtle tension, the attention to details and the hidden sarcasm, the drama and the comedy leaving the audience on the edge of their seats, without feeling the 153 minutes of the movie pass by.
I loved how Tarantino left the message very clearly: "Forget about the politically incorrect and the history books, I will make a film how I think it should be done and I will give the Nazis what they deserved. And in the process of doing so, I will make fun of some cultures too, including the American one". And he does that playing with clichés in a way that only one of the best directors alive can do! In Tarantino's world, the characters all have flaws, villains and good guys have good and bad behaviors. Even the pretty French lady whose family was slaughtered had to pay with his life when she considered giving forgiveness to someone who did not deserve it.
Brad Pitt and Christopher Waltz both deserve Oscars for their performance, giving life to great dialogs. Waltz speak French, English, German, and Italian! Pitt is hilarious, especially when he struggles with foreign languages ("Buon giorrrno" said during an evening event).
Certain scenes were made for perfection: The first scene of the movie has its tension built up in a way that make spectators enjoy every second of it - every sip of milk, every smoke of tobacco.
Best movie of the year, without a doubt! 10!