Glorious Gangsterds Film Analysis

Inglourious Basterds: A Story of Glorious Revenge "We aren't in the prisoner-taking business. We are in the killing-Nazi-business and cousin, business is a-boomin." Inglourious Basterds has all the right ingredients for a memorable movie. It is a fictitious World War II movie that is centered around Jewish revenge. The film is written and directed by, my favorite director, Quentin Tarantino. The director of photography, Robert Richardson, does a stupendous job of capturing my attention with his camera angles. Although the cast of actors could have been better, Christoph Waltz's brilliant performance as Colonel Hans Landa is amazing. I love the way the Inglourious Basterds script is written. The plot is based on Jewish revenge set in Nazi-occupied France. A young Jewish girl plots revenge on Adolf Hitler and Nazi Colonel Hans Landa, the men who murdered her family 4 years prior. Meanwhile, a unit of Jewish-American soldiers, who have infiltrated Nazi-occupied France, are brutally killing and scalping any Nazi's they come upon. Their goal is to terrify and eventually, assassinate Adolf Hitler. The characters written in this movie are unexpected. The Nazi characters, which would be considered the bad guys, are not rude or unlikeable. These characters come off as polite and even charming. The Jewish characters, which would be
Quentin Tarantino is known for his round-about dialogue. His characters hardly ever say something simple. To give an example of his round-about dialogue, instead of the Jewish Lieutenant saying, "kill this guy," the Lieutenant says, " We have a German here who wants to die for country, oblige him." He also likes his characters to tell us stories, which don't make sense at the time they're given, but later in the story make perfect sense. I love this trademark. He doesn't simply tell me what's coming next. He makes me feel like I have to figure it out on my