"Inglourious basterds" is a good war film

Rating: 8/10 (18 April 2014)

I was in a very strange mood last night so i decided to watch a violent film,so out with my blue ray of Quentin tarantinos,"inglorious basterds".I personally have nothing against the Germans and think they are a good crowd now.The film plays away in his usual chaptered style.There are some reasonably graphic scenes of nazi swash sticker markings being carved into peoples foreheads but then this is an 18 cert war film. I particularly like the way much of the film bases around the cinema,the one with a lesser seating capacity as the venue that was previously intended.The image of cement splicing on a section of 35mm 1.37:1 footage to the end of reel 2 of the lassies laughing image with sound was quite incredible,the footage as the story implies was made by film making equipment in house.The piles of highly inflammable nitrate film were ignited behind the 4:3 screen,with the doors fixed closed leading to a human barbecue.So a good film all around,it was released around 2009,but well worth watching,i have even played an unrun sealed 35mm trailer film print that i purchased on ebay for £3 through a 1965 Phillips fp20,so i must have liked it.Leading roll actor was brad Pitt as lieutenant Aldo Raine,and Melanie Laurent as Shoshanna Dreyfus,the operator of the cinema.As well as very good scenes played out representing the force of the third Reich.If my memory serves me correctly Quentin instructed that the film was only distributed on what i would guess to be to eight sections per batch of 35mm celluloid film allowing for pushing 16,000ft/though probably 70mm also,modern polyester base of course. English SUBTITLES R:T 153 MINS////2 HRS 33 MINS