Inglourious Basterds(2009)

[kalaa_pipaasi]

There are many films that talk about the assassination of Hitler.

and one day Tarantino decided to have his own film on the assassination of Hitler.

One of the best and the most under-rated films of Tarantino 

 

[DesiPokiri]

Most part of the movie is fiction

[dasari4kntr]

3 సార్లు చూసా ఇప్పటికి…

ఆ బేస్‌మెంట్ పబ్ సీన్ చాలా బాగుంటది…

 

[kalaa_pipaasi]

9 minutes ago, DesiPokiri said:

Most part of the movie is fiction

most of films that dealt with hitlers assassination are fictious.

[kalaa_pipaasi]

11 minutes ago, DesiPokiri said:

Most part of the movie is fiction

On top of that Tarantino always likes giving an alternate ending contrasting to the reality

[Truth_Holds]

Kavalane misspell chesaara title ni ? Any explanation

[kalaa_pipaasi]

2 minutes ago, Truth_Holds said:

Kavalane misspell chesaara title ni ? Any explanation

Pattesav macha

[kalaa_pipaasi]

4 minutes ago, Truth_Holds said:

Kavalane misspell chesaara title ni ? Any explanation

Spelling mistake nadhe thappu

[Truth_Holds]

Nenu cinema title gurinchi adiganu

Tarantino had a reason why he spelled that way

[kalaa_pipaasi]

2 minutes ago, Truth_Holds said:

Nenu cinema title gurinchi adiganu

Tarantino had a reason why he spelled that way

Naku theleedhu reason.will be glad to know it

[Truth_Holds]

Naaku theleedhu..ee article choosanu

"Tarantino didn’t misspell the title to differentiate his film from Castellari’s, and was instead a creative decision which he initially refused to explain, simply saying that “Basterds” was spelled as such because “that’s just the way you say it”.

 

Tarantino eventually gave in and shared more about the decision of misspelling the title of Inglourious Basterds, saying it’s “a Basquiat-esque touch”. He later added while on the Late Show With David Letterman that it was a “Quentin Tarantino spelling”, but didn’t go any further into it. Of course, before that, fans came up with different explanations as to why the title of the film is spelled like that, and one of the most popular ones says it’s all because Aldo Raine can’t spell, as seen in the scene where the Basterds capture (and scalp) a group of Nazis and his rifle shows “Inglourious Basterds” carved into it – which is most likely just an in-movie nod to the title.

Inglourious Basterds’ title definitely makes it stand out from the rest of Tarantino’s movies, and gave viewers something to talk about for a while. Whether that was Tarantino’s intention or not is unknown, as well as if there’s more to the misspelling of the title than what he shared, as he tends to keep many details to himself."

[mirchi_bajji]

movie was great because of Christoph Waltz. he carried the movie. excellent acting by him.

[kalaa_pipaasi]

9 minutes ago, Truth_Holds said:

Naaku theleedhu..ee article choosanu

"Tarantino didn’t misspell the title to differentiate his film from Castellari’s, and was instead a creative decision which he initially refused to explain, simply saying that “Basterds” was spelled as such because “that’s just the way you say it”.

 

Tarantino eventually gave in and shared more about the decision of misspelling the title of Inglourious Basterds, saying it’s “a Basquiat-esque touch”. He later added while on the Late Show With David Letterman that it was a “Quentin Tarantino spelling”, but didn’t go any further into it. Of course, before that, fans came up with different explanations as to why the title of the film is spelled like that, and one of the most popular ones says it’s all because Aldo Raine can’t spell, as seen in the scene where the Basterds capture (and scalp) a group of Nazis and his rifle shows “Inglourious Basterds” carved into it – which is most likely just an in-movie nod to the title.

Inglourious Basterds’ title definitely makes it stand out from the rest of Tarantino’s movies, and gave viewers something to talk about for a while. Whether that was Tarantino’s intention or not is unknown, as well as if there’s more to the misspelling of the title than what he shared, as he tends to keep many details to himself."

Thanks for the insight. Reportedly there was another movie from the director  Enzo Castellari -  The Inglorious Bastards(1977)

the other reason being he don’t want to explain the reason as it kills the creative reason behind the usage.

explain a joke or creativity, and the very explanation kills it ani ekkado chadiva.Tarantino serious ga theesukunnademo dheeni.so he refused to give it any explanation antunadu vadi article lo

[ShruteSastry]

Have seen this multiple times, one of the best where every actor has done fabulous job.

[Peter123]

lol none of the quentins movies are underated.