Well, I am going to eat my words because I did see this movie and it was great. It was done in such a silly way that it didn't really bother me.Ps. I am not racist... thank you very much.   See 7 other replies

The Nazi's were probably the most demonic group of people in the twentieth century -- along with the communist revolutions, and the yet untold persecution, torture and massacre of Christians and all non-conforming individuals. My point isn't that they don't 'deserve' to be hated, it's that we run a dangerous risk of misplaced hatred in exchange for the horror and guilt we should be feeling for what our government is doing in the middle east.   See 28 other replies

This conversation is null, because this movie just plain sucked. I think I've liked every Tarantino movie up until Inglorious Basterds. It wasn't very funny, it was violent simply because it could be, the story wasn't coherent, and the characters were excessively one dimensional. When I read that Tarantino thought that this film was his opus, I was excited. When it was over I just kept thinking that I could have written the script, and that doesn't say much. "Oh look, I just wrote an anachronistic WWII story in the style of a western. Maybe I can just hype it up so much people will pay without thinking." It almost seems like all creativity went into the beginning scene with the French village, which set the bar high for the rest of the movie... But then it just failed. To discuss the social and cultural implications of this movie is pointless. It was a piece of crap thought up by a director who just might be over the hill now. Violence isn't shocking anymore, Mr. Tarantino. Try harder next time.   See 28 other replies

Wow humanblade and Jerome Tate, I don't know if you guys are try to be scarastic or whatever but what you just stated is offensive. I think this thread needs to be deleted, because I really don't think that this is the kind of message Inglourious Basterds trailer is suppose to invoke.I rest my case.   See 28 other replies

I like your play on my word of choice describing the movie trailer. Feeling "weird" about a trailer makes it difficult to bring a friend to go see a movie on a Friday night, that was my point. I have friends who said that they like Inglourious Basterds but complained that the movie was too long.Collen, when you stated, 'many people will be willing to pay money to feel "weird" about something', you might be referring to paying money to view a "freak show at your local county fair".   See 28 other replies

First off Japan is nowhere near more technologically advanced than we are. They just have flashier appearances in areas like Tokyo. Technology is more than dolls that can vommit. Nasa, our military, etc, etc. I don't care enough to list examples of all that. Just really responding to point out, no one knew what effect the bombs would have before dropping. Just knew that there would be a lot of power. Although dropping the bombs was a great decision as it did end the war with far less casualties than would have occurred otherwise. Albeit civilian casualties & POW's, but a bombing is a bombing after all. While I won't argue that they were necessary. It was definitely the best option at the time.   See 28 other replies

thtop being thuch a meanie!
what the nazis were mad at was that we designed them some kick-аss boots but refused to give them the rest of the ensemble if they kept doing such messy things with them.
it is not easy washing jew blood out of leather. i mean look at the shroud of turin, kicking around for 2K years, and still encrusted with jew protein.
check your fagts.   See 28 other replies