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LA RECENSIONE
I will be brief (as always you know by now).
I couldn't care less about all the disputes over the quotes made appropriately or inappropriately by Quentin Tarantino.
I liked Inglourious Basterds for the following reasons:
- It has a good start that promises well...
- It takes out a good number of Nazi krauts, Hitler & Goebbels included...
- There's a nice unexpected piece sung by the Legendary David Bowie...
While I didn't like it for these reasons:
- It doesn't fully deliver what it seems to promise at the beginning...
- The dialogues in German drag on quite a bit and without subtitles they are an endless torture...
- The story of the Inglourious Basterds lacks story, for this shortcoming the film, in my opinion, suffers quite a bit and by including it, it would have compensated for the many dead times of an otherwise enjoyable movie...
Well, I hope I've been brief enough by adding that Quentin Tarantino is a guarantee and I would watch anything he does without fear of getting bored.
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The review appreciates Inglourious Basterds for its strong start, notable Nazi targets, and unexpected David Bowie song. However, it criticizes the slow-paced German dialogues and the film's weak storyline. The reviewer acknowledges Tarantino's reputation as a filmmaker but feels the movie doesn't completely fulfill its early promises.
Quentin Tarantino
Quentin Tarantino (born 1963) is an American film director and screenwriter known for nonlinear storytelling, sharp dialogue, genre-mixing and extensive cinematic references. He emerged in the early 1990s with Reservoir Dogs and achieved international fame with Pulp Fiction.27 Reviews
