Great Movie

Rating: 7/10 (27 June 2015)

Fast paced and action packed Inglorious Basterds sets the standards for "no guts no glory." This film is a must see for those who enjoy war fiction and have a taste for the blood and gore that go with it. I enjoyed this movie and would deem it as a cult classic to go along with many of Quentin Tarantino movies. The theme shows major on moral implications throughout the film.
Colonel Hans Landa (Christoph Waltz) and Lt. Aldo Raine (Brad Pitt) follow their own instincts in this film and make it come to life in their breathtaking appearances. Colonel Hans Landa ruthlessly interrogates and kills anyone not loyal to the Nazi reign. While Lt. Aldo Raine mercilessly kills Nazis with his ragtag bunch names the Inglorious Basterds. The film takes place in Nazi-controlled France during the height of the Nazi reign. The central idea was based around the motif that what the unified group of Inglorious Basterds was aimed straight at diminishing the control of the country from the Nazi tyranny. Always displaying that the ragtag group had and always gained the upper hand in the issue. In the end the good and just always conquers the evils of the villain it seems in this case with the instance at the end where Colonel Hans Landa ended with the swastika symbol on his forehead much like his predecessors before him. Colorful and distinct the phrase non guts no glory came into play as each time someone was killed there was a massive bit of blood shed added to every death in the film which was incredibly awesome.
The only other film that comes to mind while enjoying this film is 300 Rise of an Empire for all the bloodshed and gore that goes well with any action packed war movie. I enjoy watching films that extensively go over moral implications and this hit the spot right on. The determinant is always based on right and wrong and this depicted such quite adequately.