55. “Inglourious Basterds”
It’s great. Tarintino proved that he is a great director and writer and film fan. It’s a love/hate film and I loved it. Not one moment seemed forced. Odd or bad performances were easy to forgive. The cinematography in each chapter was different and well done. The uses of narration did take you out of the film momentarily but they never made the film seem heavy handed. I could go on for days about the film but won't because the Internet has already gone on for days. I'll probably end up buying the super deluxe special edition in ten years when Tarantino finally decides to release it.
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