No, not the Quentin Tarantino World War II reimagining you’re probably thinking of. This late 70’s cult action adventure showcases a gang of war criminals caught between opposing forces on the front-lines of Nazi occupied France. The embodiment of overflowing action flicks of past Inglorious Bastards takes a mildly believable situation and spins it along an exponential incline of absurdity through non-stop barrages of bullets, chases, explosions, and the grand hurrah a train heist. It's no surprise why this film has stayed in the cult category all these year but if you’re looking for a campy no-brainer look no further.
Friday, March 4, 2011
100 Word Review - Inglorious Bastards
No, not the Quentin Tarantino World War II reimagining you’re probably thinking of. This late 70’s cult action adventure showcases a gang of war criminals caught between opposing forces on the front-lines of Nazi occupied France. The embodiment of overflowing action flicks of past Inglorious Bastards takes a mildly believable situation and spins it along an exponential incline of absurdity through non-stop barrages of bullets, chases, explosions, and the grand hurrah a train heist. It's no surprise why this film has stayed in the cult category all these year but if you’re looking for a campy no-brainer look no further.
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