Movie Review : Inglourious Basterds

Aug - 20 | By: admin | 0 Comments.

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Set during World War II, Quentin Tarantino has once proven his greatness as a director. Although the title of the movie was taken from a movie shown in the 1978, it was not a remake but rather a fresh approach on the event that transpired during the year of Nazi’s occupation. It aimed on killing Hitler by being Basterds, comprised of soldiers that are Jewish American in descent. In watching the movie, it can be seen that there is some sort of violence that is attached to it so parental guidance is needed. Apparently, the movie is all about getting what one had sown. Inglourious Basterds reflects revenge. For all the bad and terrible things that the Nazis have committed against the Jews and other civilians, the Basterds made a revenged by attacking the former and scalping their head. A gruesome form of revenge but as much as fear is concerned, the Basterds will surely equate the degree of fear that the Nazis have spread all over Germany and France.

All in all, the movie is great in such a way that it depicted the real events during World War II. The characters portrayed their roles as well. There has been a good selection of artists that played all the important roles and have delivered good acting prowess that made the scenes very appalling to the people. A mixture of laughter, tears and drama; Inglourious Basterds is a movie to watch for. Aside from being a good source of historical information on World War II, the movie exudes a nationalistic and patriotic feeling that will surely bring the audience back to loving its one own country.

My rating: 7/10 only because of the violence. But nonetheless, it is a movie to watch for by those that are into history.