Good thing QT is good at rewriting history now, cause that's where his career and talent are.

I'm probably biased b/c I think he's overrated as a writer/director... but seriously.

I honestly don't think I can sit through his smirky mug, over-acting as he "channels rage."

Tarantino makes a point of making that German hero soldier seem like he's actually a pretty nice guy. However Shosanna is too blinded by her rage against the entire Nazi party that she still kills him anyway. In the bar, the German soldiers celebrating together are all very human and certainly do not seem evil. One Nazi is celebrating the birth of his son. This man's death reads as almost tragic in the script and really emphasizes the message Tarantino may or may not be implying: that taking a life is never glorious. It is tragic. This message really made me wonder if what the Bastards are doing is really righteous in any manner, or if they are really just as bad as the Nazis.

Now I know most of you will probably just say I am looking into it too much, and the script really isn't that good. I personally think Tarantino has talent and the current Bastards script really deserves more insight than simply, "QT sucks balls and this movie is gonna blow bloated purple donkey dick!" In Kill Bill he showed us that nearly everyone has the capacity for evil. Pai Mei was one wicked fucker, Bill took vengeance and ruined the Bride's life forever, Budd who seemed pretty cool at first, mercilessly buried the Bride alive, the Bride separated a daughter from her mother at a very young age (Vernita Green), hell, even the little girl stepped on her gold fish. Perhaps this film is an extension of that theme of innate evil in all man.

Okay I will chill out now. I originally began writing this because it bothered me that people were complaining that the "Bastards" weren't even in the script that much and I thought they may have missed the point. I'm just trying to give you guys something else to consider before you get all angry. I'm planning on seeing the movie regardless of odd casting decisions and I really hope it's better. However, (ahem) it really wouldn't hurt if the Bastards had some more play time on the screen in my opinion.

I gotta great idea QT. Steve Carell as Landa? Why not? It will be funny! HA! HA! HA! (Kungfuhustler retreats into the corner to cry to himself until he finally rocks his strained body into a shaky, sweaty, disturbed sleep.)