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Inglorious Bastards (2009)

Year: 2009
Original title: Inglorious Basterds
Length: 160
Source: USA, Germany
Color: C
Genre : Action, Drama, War
Production: Quentin Tarantino, A Band Apart, Zehnt Babelsberg Film, Lawrence Bender Productions, The Weinstein Company, Universal Pictures
Prohibited: No
Director: Quantin Tarantino

is a bit 'I do not write that, I admit, but sometimes the university commitments take over and I have to give in to the studio. But I feel guilty and so I want to go back immediately with a burst of cannon Inglorious Basterds .
When I saw him at the cinema for the first time I was dead tired and lost some parts because of drowsiness. But I got to see it again and I must say that this is another gem of this year 2009 draws to a close.
Tarantino is back with a barrage of quotations, allusions and references. It also distorts history. It is no longer the story we know and we read books, it becomes just what takes place at the time was the most desired: the end of the war and the death of Hitler and all the highest offices of the Reich.
Tarantino's film is also a real bow to the "cinema", the one with a capital. Divided into chapters, as his other films (five in this one) and with a soundtrack that both refers to Morricone, a thousand and one can mix genres as only he is capable of it. And if Grindhouse we were not particularly liked, well, here we have to think again, because the film is a gem of the first order. A riot of color, music, sound and acting. Although the blood is less abundant than his other works, Tarantino manages to keep the attention fixed for over two and a half hours without getting bored. The dialogues are the highlight of this film: exaggerated, and strongly pushed to excess citazionistici would be enjoyed in the original language in order to capture every nuance.
Pitt is still proving a great actor, perfectly characterizing his Aldo , but the mention goes to the main Waltz fantasy that manages to create a cynical and ruthless Colonel, who more than once arouses in the viewer feelings of 'love and hate: perfect.

Tarantino can then get rid of that network of apathy that seems to have imprisoned writers and directors, managing to rewrite history in a film that is an homage to a film class. The section winner is his passion and dedication to the film "pure," which is a fixed and an avid film lover ... in short, a film director who turns out to make art, not just to fill their portfolios: a genius.