Here is an excerpt from the first essay, where I did a review on Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds:
Like his other films, Tarantino builds a rep for the "good guys" whipping out pistols and swords towards the gangsters, sketchy cops, and bloodthirsty villains. However, unlike his past films, it was refreshing to see this violence turned onto an army of coldhearted Nazis because this represents every humane citizen's dream: Hilter being barbecued and the Nazis surrendering before much more destruction could occur. The dialogue throughout the movie was another work of art by Tarantino. Gripping phrases such as, "Why do you have your Walther pointed at my testicles?" to simple, humorous ones like Raine's Italian impression of, "Bon Journo," with a giveaway American accent. It is obvious that Tarantino still knows how to keep audiences absorbed and bracing themselves for what happens next.
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