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Originally Posted by sebastian_dangerfield
Speaking of Nazis such as Flower, Inglourious Basterds was ridiculous, but highly entertaining. The dialogue in the movie is Tarantino's best since Pulp Fiction. Only where PF was mostly amusing, well written gibberish (outside Sam Jackson's character, who made a few points), the dialogue in IB is used to create extreme discomfort and tension that keeps you on the edge of the seat. And it's not hype - the guy who plays the head villain deserves an award.
My only problem with it was Tarantino's use of Western, Disco and dissonant orchestral waves reminiscent of There Will be Blood all in one movie. Too many disparate styles there at once, IMO.
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I enjoyed it a lot more than I thought I would. I don't think I have ever seen that head villain in anything else before -- he had sort of a familiar yet unfamiliar face.
