BobbyCooper |
04-22-2011 08:33 PM |
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Originally Posted by myk
(Post 862648)
I see what you're saying. But I think that he humanized the Nazis just to dehumanize them again. I think you'll recall the ending, where Hans Landa defects to save his own ass. I think that Tarantino did it that way just to show what slime the upper-level SS guys really were.
Hmm.. I don't know if "creepy" is the word I would use for it. In fact, I've always found Tarantino's dialogue to be pretty consistent from film to film (ie: he always seems to use the line "I know this is a stupid question before I ask it...). I've never seen Deathproof though, which is sad. All my friends tell me I've gotta see it. I think I'll watch it today :D
PS - I see that you live in Germany. How was Basterds recieved there?
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Very well I think, but they are everywhere all over Tarantino flicks^^ Also some of the bigger German stars starred in it, which I think gave it a boom as well here. In the media and all that..
Yea, Hans Landa was really an excellent charackter^^ He really deserved the Oscar no doupt.
You definitely need to watch Death Proof. I watched it 3 times alone in the cinema haha It's made to look like to be a very old movie from with bad video qualitiy and so on. Really some great stuff and the music alone omg :D
It's an amazing movie even if the story isn't very original at all lol
But the music and this was also a very important part which I missed so badly in the Inglorius Basterds.
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