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Thursday, May 6. 2010Inglourious BasterdsComments
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I saw "Inglourious Basterds" long ago and I liked it.
The American obsession with WWII produced so much fiction... always ending in "the proper way", finally something unexpected happening in a WWII movie! That alone was worth the price of admission.
My reason for posting the comment (besides to much free time) is that reading your review, I don't really get what you did not like.
You don't like the soundtrack, but is that enough to trash a movie?
What do you mean with: the plot is ok but Tarantino did not film it properly?
I sometimes have similar mixed feeling about movies that I watch at home with all kind of distractions. Personally, I find that to properly evaluate a movie is much better to watch it on the big screen of a theatre.
No, I won't trash a movie just because of the soundtrack. I was just surprised because Tarantino thinks the soundtrack is very important, and he succeeded very much in Kill Bill and Pulp Fiction, for instance. As for why I didn't like it: I can't really tell. I just couldn't "connect" with this film. Not enough might be the right words: Not serious enough to be taken seriously, not funny enough to be really funny etc, not unreal enough or too far from reality, in many things I felt it was an either not enough or too much - it might have been done differently in both directions and might have been better. (And no, I'm not a person watching movies while reading a book and listening to music and chatting on IRC and writing emails. It's usually close the shutters, fire up the projector, set the stereo to be a bit louder than normal.)
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