The opening scene of Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds is a drawn-out masterclass in tension that also functions as a prologue and an introduction to Christoph Waltz’s legendary antagonist Hans ...
A violent fairy tale in which the history of WWII is wildly reimagined. In no meaningful way based upon Enzo G. Castellari’s schlock 1978 Italian WWII programmer of the same title, Tarantino’s ...
Quentin Tarantino seems to like using food-related scenes to create tension. For example, the opening breakfast scene in Reservoir Dogs (1992), the diner hold-up scene in Pulp Fiction (1994), and the ...
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The violence and corruption aren’t really what makes Bix’s big scene in this episode so unnerving — it’s the self-assured display of power that comes along with it. This is what really draws a ...
Inglourious Basterds is a film as much about its fictionalized subject matter as it is about its director’s evolvement behind the camera. With World War II as a backdrop, director/writer Quentin ...
Diane Kruger: No, not at all — but that’s why working with great actors makes your job a lot easier because all you do is play the scene. You react to what he puts out or what I would put out. I had ...
More often than not, Quentin Tarantino is like a very able boxer who throws the same punch time after time. After the first, second, and third haymaker -- one can predict what the fourth and fifth and ...
Given what the world expects from Quentin Tarantino – the man, the myth, the pastiche-driven movie machine – his latest feature, “Inglourious Basterds,” stands out for its seemingly low ambition.
Well that settles it. Quentin Tarantino has confirmed on Variety's BFDealMemo blog (via The Playlist) that the final finished running time of Inglourious Basterds is a complete 149 minutes. "I've ...
The common view of Quentin Tarantino as a sicko gore freak (largely due to the ear-slicing scene in Reservoir Dogs, geysers of blood in Kill Bill, and sundry splashy slo-mo ...