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Inglourious Basterds

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Brad Pitt (Actor), Melanie Laurent (Actor), Quentin Tarantino (Director, Writer) Rated:

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Brad Pitt takes no prisoners in Quentin Tarantino’s high-octane WWII revenge fantasy Inglourious Basterds. As war rages in Europe, a Nazi-scalping squad of American soldiers, known to their enemy as “The Basterds,” is on a daring mission to take down the leaders of the Third Reich. Bursting with “action, hair-trigger suspense and a machine-gun spray of killer dialogue” (Peter Travers, Rolling Stone), Inglourious Basterds is “another Tarantino masterpiece” (Jake Hamilton, CBS-TV)!

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Actors: Brad Pitt, Melanie Laurent, Christoph Waltz, Michael Fassbender, Eli Roth
Directors: Quentin Tarantino
Writers: Quentin Tarantino
Producers: Lawrence Bender
Format: Multiple Formats, Blu-ray, Widescreen
Language: English (DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1), French (DTS 5.1), Spanish (DTS 5.1)
Subtitles: French, Spanish
Subtitles for the Hearing Impaired: English
Region: Region A/1 (Read more about DVD/Blu-ray formats.)
Aspect Ratio: 2.40:1
Number of discs: 1
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Studio: Universal Pictures Home Entertainment
DVD Release Date: August 30, 2011
Run Time: 153 minutes
Average Customer Review: 2,019 customer reviews
ASIN: B0054OGQS2
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July 12, 2014

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Inglorious Basterds is, like some of Scorsese's, Paul Thomas Anderson's, Welles', and Sergio Leone's films, an operatic work about death -- or Death -- which is also amused about its own circling and coiling (and coiling and circling) around it. The best way to describe films like this is to compare them to Baroque art, a style of painting and sculpture that invites intense, even unbalanced emotional responses. Think of Bernini's intensely sexual sculptures against Michaelangelo's sculptures that show a balance of sensuality and intellect. Baroque films are edited so that scenes wittily push (or ram) together fear and comedy, anxiety, a dreamlike something in their preparation for violence, and humor. And characters take each other in often as pieces of theater, and perform for each other. As in opera they can be expressing themselves with a nearly cartoon exaggeration even as they unexpectedly stir emotions: I am dying, they seem to sing, with their guns, and this is my song of death.

Song, and music in general, is key to any Tarantino film, from Reservoir Dogs ("Stuck in the Middle With You") to Pulp Fiction ("Flowers on the Wall") and Jackie Brown ("Didn't I Blow Your Mind This Time"). In Inglorious Basterds the key is the Morricone-like soundtrack that, as in Leone's films, asks us to feel the joy of the filmmaking -- the bravura assembly of images -- as well as take in more deeply the unfolding story. In this case, it is a tall tale, with many moving parts: a group of wild American Jews are put together by the American military in World War II to kill and scalp Nazis, and as the story spins up from scenes such as the early one in the German forest with the killing of a German soldier by baseball bat, we come, perhaps naturally, to an attack on the Fuhrer himself in a movie theater which has most recently played a G.W. Pabst film starring Leni Riefenstahl. There is the leader of the Basterds (played with opera buffa joy by Brad Pitt), there is the escaped Jewish girl (played with fragility and steel by Melanie Laurent) and, among a couple of dozen other speaking parts, there is the "Jew Hunter," played by Christoph Walz with a certain kind of aesthete's lightly curtailed rage that is exciting, terrifying and nervily humorous to watch. It is a film of wrought performances, and Walz's is the best.

Note: if you purchase this Blu-ray/Digital package from a third-party seller, as I did, you may find that the code for downloading the digital copy has already been redeemed. You still get the Blu-ray disk, but half of the bargain is lost.

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Arthur H. Roach

World War II with a bit of a smile

August 20, 2016

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It's a classic, but I'm seeing it for the first time. Edge of your seat, white-knuckle excitement as the story progresses. As clever as "Spy vs Spy" in Mad Magazine, one side always one-upping the other. Brad Pitt dominates whenever he's on screen, an over-the-top no-holds-barred American on a mission to take out as many Nazis as possible, but in order to demoralize them, to do so with as much visible pain and suffering as possible. Two plots almost unwittingly converge for an explosive finale. Take nothing for granted!

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Amazing, wildly entertaining...My Favorite Tarantino movie

February 5, 2016

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Hans Landa... one of the best, original villains ever imagined. He literally steals ever scene he is in. Well deserved Oscars for Mr. Waltz, but somebody tell me why it wasn't for best Leading actor? Who was he supporting, Brad Pitt? Ahhhh, no. Brad Pitt's hillbilly character was pretty entertaining too, as were pretty much every one of these characters.

Some of the scenes in this movie are just heart stopping intense and enthralling. The opening scene as someone else mentioned. The dialogue is just irresistible. And the scene in the basement tavern. Every time I watch it, I still squirm with uneasiness, the tension is truly griping.

This movie IS a classic. It's outlandishness is somehow balanced by incredibly good acting, making the unbelievable become real.

It's just unique in every way, pure imaginative entertainment. Proof once more there is no one with the balls and imagination and brilliance of Q. Tarintino. Bravo!

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No spoiler review... LOVED IT !!!! A true instant classic. True genius.

October 28, 2014

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Loved this film. Tarantino nails it once again. Of course, this film has been reviewed so many times that it becomes quite challenging to bring anything new to the table. Really, all I can do is offer my own personal, select aspects I found most enjoyable. First and easily foremost is the outstanding performance of Christoph Waltz as the Nazi SS man Hans Landa. He takes over every scene in a disturbingly polite way that disarms you, belying his true evil nature as a tool of Hitler's Germany. My second favorite aspects of the film were every scene in which the Basterds inflicted their own form of warfare on the German army and, later, the High Command. I don't think, this point, there is anyone who hasn't seen the film, but I won't offer any spoilers here. I do believe this is one of my favorite 100 movies of all time. I am a HUGE film buff, usually a movie a day, so while that sounds like a silly number, when you do the math, it's really saying something (again, at least for me). If you enjoy Tarantino, this one's easily a winner (though I couldn't sit through Jackie Brown). But if you just love movies, it's also a winner. Unless you really can't tolerate violence - and why would you consider a Tarantino film if you can't - then I think this is just one of those films you have to see at least once in your lifetime.

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Not quite a masterpiece but fascinating

April 5, 2012

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"Inglorious Basterds" was director Tarantino's biggest hit since "Pulp Fiction" yet, judging from the reviews here, 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, a la M*A*S*H, which it wasn't (though it does have some humorous bits). I'm sure a lot of American moviegoers aren't used to subtitles, either. Still, for fans of the director - myself included - this was 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 Nazis in gory but deliciously vivid ways. But 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 to come, if he can restrain his impulse to always place style slightly ahead of substance.

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