03-22-2010, 09:18 AM
I think Brad Britt was supposed to be the star, but he couldn't have been on screen for more than twenty minutes. Yet, the movie is almost ten hours long. Well, It felt that long. Especially after the three hour opening sequence in the French farm house. I kept yelling cut at the screen, but the movie makers refused
I know Tarantino is known for his indulgent dialogue but this film sure could have used a good trimming. Scenes went on forever. The scenes with Christolph Waltz were good, but those were few and far between. But they went on too long as well. There were a couple of surprising scenes, were you went whoa, like the one in the basement bar, but not enough of them. And for a film called Inglourious Basterds, you don't see much of them, either. You just hear about them.
To recap, you don't see the star much. You don't see the Basterds exploits. And it's long winded. I say pass.
I know Tarantino is known for his indulgent dialogue but this film sure could have used a good trimming. Scenes went on forever. The scenes with Christolph Waltz were good, but those were few and far between. But they went on too long as well. There were a couple of surprising scenes, were you went whoa, like the one in the basement bar, but not enough of them. And for a film called Inglourious Basterds, you don't see much of them, either. You just hear about them.
To recap, you don't see the star much. You don't see the Basterds exploits. And it's long winded. I say pass.
So much for the flickr badge idea. Dammit