Pretty standard Tarantino fare. An eccentric bloodbath with a convoluted timeline. I enjoyed the film; it flowed well and the language barrier was very aptly crossed, and I very much liked the plot twist at the end (Hitler and his cronies get shot to pieces), and an already good film was capped off with a frankly spectacular performance from Christolph Waltz as the charismatic Nazi officer. There were also a couple of amusing scenes starring Brad Pitt's American renegade. Certainly worth watching, but not if you are looking for a film with a deep message.

This is exactly what I went to the theater to see. Satisfying violence, Nazi killing, and explosions. Thanks for giving us exactly what we were looking for Tarantino.

I dug seeing Nazi's getting scalped and one getting rubbed out with a baseball bat-and I think this was Brad Pitt's best movie as a half Apache leading a group of Jews who wanna _ _ _ k up Nazi's.But I still don't dig Quentin Tarantino;I generally dig blood-but I walked out of 'Reservoir Dogs'-and barely made it to the finish line in 'Pulp Fiction'.According to comedian(and rabbi)Jackie Mason,"every Jew I know ALMOST KILLED SOMEBODY" and having Hitler,Goerring,Goebbels and like-minded trash getting rubbed out by arson(I think Hitler is also machine-gunned)crosses the line into comic-book hood that could easily be replaced by Bernard Madoff,whom tons of my fellow
Chews would also love to rub out.To see a much better movie along these lines,check out 'Black Book'.

You would think that a person of my age, a senior citizen at that, would learn his lesson. "Hope springs eternal in the human breast." This is another Tarantino blood fest of various types of killings. This flick of course is politically correct in that it is Jews killing Nazis. The theme was much better thirty years ago in the good old Spaghetti Westerns. Those Westerns at least had a scintilla of believability.

I WANT MY MONEY BACK!