Inglorious Bastards

This was daft, quite funny and largely entertaining, even though it dragged a bit in parts. I think any charm it has is rooted in the interesting cast and the utter ludicrousness of everything that goes on. It didn't look as rubbish as I expected - the action scenes were actually quite well staged. Lower your expectations and you'll have fun.

10 points for the movie, 50 points for SPELLING THE FUCKING TITLE PROPERLY. take a hint, Tarantino.

It's almost The Dirty Dozen without the scatching and harsh irony lying under the "glorification of violence". Fun, if you can stomach the ill-considered exploitation of the WW2-setting.

You "start" realizing how fun and flashy this is when our bastards squad end up killing another bastards squad by mistake, immediately joining the french resistance in a mission to sabotage an armored train carrying a deadly bomb. You just don't forget your first macaroni combat flick. It's not that action and comedy are combining, but actually tons of fun action set-pieces filled with smart physical humor. The last section is pure bliss.

A fun and entertaining twist on World War 2 films.For people who like this genre of film I think they would enjoy this.There are quite a few references to other films in this genre that are cool to see.For a picture that was low-budget the action sequences were pretty well done.

This bleak and cynical exploitation film about Americans in WWII is pretty refreshing considering the endless film depictions of heroic and valorous soldiers in other films of this era. The endless fight scenes get a bit repetitive and dull after a while, but otherwise it's pretty fun, with a some pretty funny, twisted low-brow humor (e.g. naked German women firing machine guns).

This is what i call: 'piece of crap'.

This is an entertaining action, comedy film. The ensemble cast work well together. The script has a couple of slow spots but some exciting scenes as well. Overall I would recommend this film.

One of Tarantino's weakest movies, but still great for punching Nazis. I feel it makes the nazis a little bit too competent and not stupid enough, though.

I know this film gets a lot of love but this was just average to me. The beginning was a bit better what with all the tension in the group but by the end, it was just generic good guys easily kill the bad guys who can't shoot for shit.

this film kicks so much fucking ASS

Strange.

Filmen är dum på ett ett ganska underhållande sätt. Tarantinos serietidningsestetik är ju inte precis nånting som får en att fundera och filmen glöms i samma ögonblick som eftertexterna börjar rulla, men trots att filmen är lång har jag aldrig tråkigt. Österrikaren Christoph Waltz är helt lysande i sin roll som den ende smarte "tysken" och han gör Brad Pitt till en birollsinnehavare.

The characters are all unique and fun. Some of their characteristics are somewhat stock but it's better than them just being vanilla and forgettable. Who doesn't love a rag tag group of miscreants that come together to be heroes in their own way?

Not my favorite of Tarantino's, but a decent movie in its own right. I think Tarantino does his best - and does excellently - when writing crime and action, but maybe he's just a bit lacking in the holocaust department.

A couple of good scenes, but ultimately a crude embarrassing fantasy bordering on being actually seriously offensive.

68.000

Kind of like an A Team where they kill people. Bit cheesy, but for the type of film that it is surprising decent. The black guy rocks! Underdeveloped plot though so don't expect too much.

It's nothing special, but the last thirty minutes are pretty well done. It would be much better if it wasn't lacking direction until it reached that point, however.

Derivative but fun.

Much better than the new one, and also completely different.

I don't generally like old film, but this one was good.

A pretty fine 70's action flick with a decent plot and good characters. I had a couple laughs and it kept me entertained. Essentially, a poor man's dirty dozen.

My curiosity arose due to Tarantino's film. I found this to be a whole load of fun as well.

Good WW2 exploitation from Castellari.

Completely absurd but kind of enjoyable in its own silliness. It has some pretty okay production values, but it's not something you need to go out of your way to see.

Takes almost an hour to get to a plot, but they fill the time nicely. Fred lays down the hammer per usual. But it seems like an awful lot of trouble for a gyroscope.

Not exactly my cup of tea. Has some rather impressive production values that I didn't expect. That, and a tongue-in-cheek attitude that makes the stupidity of it all barely tolerable, is about it on the positive note.

Quel maledetto treno blindato: 7 // 7 // 6 // 7 // 6 // 6 // 3

Boring and the italian dub was pretty horrible.