Uncategorized: New trailer for Tarantino's latest INGLORIOUS BASTERDS.

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You know that Neil Young lyric “It’s better to burn out than to fade away”? Tarantino obviously thinks it’s better to fade away by making increasingly irrelevant, stupid pastiche movies. I mean, I suppose you could say he’s been doing that since Reservoir Dogs but the trailer for his next film Inglorious Basterds looks offensively bad.

Brad Nguyen
Brad Nguyen is a co-editor of Screen Machine. He studied Cinema Studies at the University of Melbourne, was the film reviewer for Triple R Breakfasters and has written for Senses of Cinema.

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  • Yosh
    12/02/09 - 9:09 PM

    Offensively bad by what measure? I mean, it looks like a pretty sanitised, watered-down trailer, but I don’t see any particular reason to expect the film to be bad. Well, apart from that awkward line about the Nazi scalps, and the Hitler tantrum shot.

    But then, I really like Kill Bill, so maybe our tastes just differ.


  • Brad
    14/02/09 - 12:02 AM

    It’s becoming increasingly clear that Tarantino is only interested in fetishizing violence and justifying his filmmaking with so-called postmodern homages. I like Kill Bill too but I feel that in the end it’s a piece of fluffy entertainment. There’s nothing particularly wrong with that, but when you start fetishizing the Holocaust and creating Nazi blood-lust, the ideological seams of Tarantino’s filmmaking really start to show.


  • Adam
    17/02/09 - 6:50 PM

    thank god I’m not the only one who thinks this is going to be an absolute piece of shit from a director who needs to be exiled on a desert island with Eli Roth.

    Oh wait, isn’t Eli Roth in this as well? Fuck me.


  • Brad
    17/02/09 - 7:45 PM

    Eli Roth and Tarantino need to take the next logical step and film themselves giving each other blow jobs.


  • Adam
    18/02/09 - 4:25 PM

    which we all know has already happened.

    M. Night Shyamalan can just join them (it’ll be the shock twist at the end)

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