i had the privilege of attending the uk premier of inglorious basterds this evening. having seen the trailers i had high hopes but had doubts due to a string of self indulgent films (c amon lets be honest and self indulgence is his tarantinos middle name)i was surprised to find though that he had pulled the cat out of the bag with this one. the film is rich with interesting dialogue and perfect timed comedy with a dash of brutal assassination. the crowning glory of this film though lies with christoph waltz whom no fault or error can be found. he manages to create a real tension in the audience whilst remaining quite theatrical (couldn not think of a better word). he definitely deserved his prize at cannes and is heading for an oscar no doubt. hoping to see him in something again soon. 
i had the privilege of attending the uk premier of inglorious basterds this evening. having seen the trailers i had high hopes but had doubts due to a string of self indulgent films (c amon lets be honest and self indulgence is his tarantinos middle name)i was surprised to find though that he had pulled the cat out of the bag with this one. the film is rich with interesting dialogue and perfect timed comedy with a dash of brutal assassination. the crowning glory of this film though lies with christoph waltz whom no fault or error can be found. he manages to create a real tension in the audience whilst remaining quite theatrical (couldn not think of a better word). he definitely deserved his prize at cannes and is heading for an oscar no doubt. hoping to see him in something again soon. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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