Inglourious Basterds(2009)- User Reviews

I loved this movie.

Any movie that puts the Nazis in a situation where I can laugh my tail off at them is fine by me.

The fact that much of this movie took place in languages other than English was kind of an interesting switch from the norm. There …more»

I found this film pretty entertaining, I never seen a movie about the nazis that was'nt boring, I think Quentin did a really good job even though the film had alot of subtitles.more»

I saw "Inglourious Basterds" and thought it was the worst war movie of the year.

But then I saw "The Hurt Locker".

"The Thin Red Line" still holds the distinction of Worst War Movie Ever...

well...

no.
The more I …more»

it's just an awesome movie, wonder what's next thats what i like!! witty and clever is all the way through this movie and the ending that was the best part! show me a good ending and you will get a hundred a+!more»

While clearly not his best work (see "Resevoir Dogs" and "Pulp Fiction"), it was definitely deliciously fun to watch Tarantino re-write history the way that it should've been, perhaps. From the deliberate Sergio Leone-like opening …more»

I loved it. I am glad i waited for the DVD though, it's a little long and Tarentino tends to drag out some dialogues, but they are interesting conversations. I don't know if I would have loved it at the movies and not being able to pause, if …more»

I really wanted to like this movie. I'm a Tarantino fan, and I like wierd movies. While the start and end of the movie are good, the middle drags too much. It's too long, too random. This could have been an hour and a half movie. Loved the acting. …more»

Tarantino makes good movies but this sucked. Story line was stupid. If anyone needed to be scalped, it was the basterds.more»

What a boring piece of garbage! Tarantino is the worst director ever. The story is very slow and comes together to a horrible stupid fire in a movie theatre which is what I would have done if I saw this in it too. Pitt's acting is dumb and the accent …more»

The interesting parts are when the "The Basterds" are on screen. The rest of the movie drags with way too much dialogue. Blah blah blah, action, blah blah blah, action, etc. and too much Roth, not enough Diane Kruger. Tarantino should stick …more»