Inglourious Basterds [DVD] [2009]

Inglourious Bastrds is a riveting battlefield journey with a type of Special troops to get in and out for victory and payback

great action and story, Mr. Q . T. is absolutely Genius, a must own !

An alternate retelling of WWII history as only Quinten Tarantino can write and direct. A great cast including Brad Pitt produces a tongue in cheek reality as Jewish American Army soldiers trying to assassinate the German High Command including Hitler himself. Great fun and war action. If only WWII had ended this way.

Quentin Tarantino said that he considered this film to be his masterpiece when it was released back in 2009. While it isn’t quite that (“Pulp Fiction” still has that honor), it is a violently glorious affair as Brad Pitt and his team take on Christoph Waltz in a performance that earned him an Academy Award. All the witty dialogue, the non-linear storytelling and the morally complex characters that you would find in any Tarantino film are all present and accounted for.

As great as Quinton Tarantino's Pulp Fiction is, I'll take Inglorious Bs over any other Tarantino movie. I was pleasantly surprised to see I could get this DVD for only 4 bucks.

Buying this types of movie to improve my knowledge in filmmaking is what i want. Best Buy always the best movies, specially Tarantinos collection!

This movie is just over the top. A great movie for any collection. Must watch more than once.

This movie was director Tarantino's biggest hit since "Pulp Fiction." Yet, judging from some of the reviews, many weren't happy with what they saw. Blame it partly on the marketing, which presented this as a Brad Pitt movie (he's only in it about 25 minutes) and a dark comedy, which it isn't (though it does have some humorous parts). Still, this is a remarkable, if flawed film. The three extended scenes are film-making of a very high order, and the remainder is never less than fascinating in that offbeat Tarantino way. I enjoyed the history rewrite, with Jews taking revenge on the Germans in gory but deliciously vivid ways. However, I also felt the director was pulling some punches, going for instant gratification instead of really probing the nature of good and evil that might have raised this to the level of a true classic. Still, watching Tarantino move with such ease into such a different genre is exciting. I think his best movies are yet to come, if he can restrain his impulse to always place style slightly ahead of substance.