Not to be confused with: Inglorious Bastards (1978)
Plot comparison: Enzo G. Castellari’s straight-forward WWII action movie, correctly spelled, versus Quentin Tarantino's postmodern WWII action/comedy/film-buff fantasy homage without a dictionary in sight
If they switched directors: Tarantino would add an hour of dialogue scenes to pad out the action set-pieces. Castellari would take ’em out.
Irksome to whom?: Tarantino fans who can spell. Inglourious (two Us) Basterds (with an E) is out on DVD this week. You have been warned.
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Hadouken76
Dec 10th 2009, 14:15
i remember seeing a burt reynolds eighties job called 'heat', lets hope no-one nicks the name and turns it into a epic crime classic... d'oh!
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John23
Dec 11th 2009, 18:51
What about '28 days' and '28 days later'? Sandra Bullock vs. The Undead
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