It was amazing, in every sense of the word!

This one actually seemed to use it more effectively than his other movies (like Pulp Fiction, the 2-hour pop culture reference).  The dairy farm scenes and the bar scenes were really good at building suspense through dialogue.

hey faggot, sorry to disappoint but i liked the movie!

the opening scene served its purpose, set up the villain and the tone for the rest of the movie. the bar scene on the other hand killed off a dozen characters that had been introduced and to that point had no real role! I mean the two basterds in that scene, the third one didn't matter, one was only there because he spoke german, and the other was given a huge introduction but did nothing prior to his death. I did like the scenes where the guy ate tierre missou with the jewish girl and where he strangled the german actress.
If anything, this stuff only detracted from the movie IMO because I went in expecting/wanting to see more of the basterds.


All tarantino movies have a lot of dialogue but I had hoped he got a lot of it out of his system in Death Proof!