Quentin Tarantino

World famous Zionist director takes on the Nazis.

 

Quentin Tarantino's Nazi film Inglorious Bastards 

Quentin Tarantino's forthcoming Nazi flick have now been amplified by the apparent leaking of the film's script. It suggests that Inglorious Bastards comes packed to the gunnels with torture scenes, revenge attacks and casual slaughter.

Inglorious Bastards, in a nutshell, focuses on the escapades of eight Jewish-American soldiers who are parachuted behind enemy lines and ordered by their commanding officer to "git me 100 Nazi scalps". It is not a Holocaust movie, as such. But it uses the death camps as a touchstone and therein lies the danger. "This is pop culture meets Nazi Germany and the Holocaust," explains German film critic Tobias Kniebe.
 

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But is this so unusual? After all, pulp fiction met Nazi Germany years ago, and the pair have been on at least nodding terms ever since. Pulp treatments of the second world war are about as old as the war itself, while Nazism has long held a dark allure for creators of comic-books, dimestore thrillers and exploitation movies alike. By embarking on Inglorious Bastards, Tarantino may have stuck his head above the parapet. But he's not doing anything that hasn't been done before.

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According to his detractors, Tarantino's proposed marriage of pulp fiction and Nazi brutality will be "completely unpredictable". Maybe so - but here's a prediction to be getting on with. Inglorious Bastards (when it is finally released) will be callous and crass and gleefully sadistic.

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It will toss historical accuracy to the wind and employ the Holocaust as nothing more than a convenient excuse to show lots of cackling Nazis getting their gruesome just desserts. It will be wildly irresponsible and morally defunct. For all that, it will be a more sensitive, truthful and satisfying film on this subject than the Oscar-winning Life is Beautiful. And for that we shall be thankful.
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