Revenge to German Basterds for Germanic Savagery

Rating: 7/10 (4 September 2012)

Revenge to German Basterds for Germanic Savagery
If you don't like Tarantino's style than you won't like this film. If you are a fan of his films it is not as noteworthy as other films but you will find it enjoyable nonetheless. Much like Tim Burton films there is a familiar component that you either love or hate.
The film is based on a group of racial victims of German savagery during WW2 and their incredibly well deserved payback to said perpetrators. Germans committed horrific genocide and atrocities on Jews, Russians, Poles, Greeks and Serbs. The film focuses on a group of Jews who during the Allied liberation of occupied lands offer their own sweet justice on German 'Basterds'. The film is very loosely based on a bunch of real life American soldiers who were of the Judaic religion who rounded up and killed German murderers before they could be tried and most likely hanged.
The acting ranged from Pitt's average showing to Waltz's exceptional performance. Major parts of the story were obviously fictitious but the story had a interesting plot. The directing was classic Tarantino.
Overall 7 of out 10 for Tarantino or WW2 movie fans but a 5 out of 10 for those who don't like either.