Now this is a movie premise that I enjoy.  How about the "What if it happened this way?" scenario.  We all knew Hitler was a coward and killed himself but what if some southern, trigger happy redneck was given the chance to kill him.  If it were ever to happen, this movie is a great depiction of the story.

I enjoyed the story of the 'hangman' who thought he was invincible, the story of the escaped Jewish girl who owns the theatre where Hitler will now view his last show and of course the baseball player from Italy in the Basterd crew.

I thought this was a fun movie to watch.  It took me by surprise, I laughed and I didn't see the story unfolding in front of me.

Let's gun down Hitler and talk with some southern draw.

Ingourious Basterds' "wanna believe it" quotient is somewhat inglorious.  It's the movie set settings.  It's Brad's hard to believe self confidence.  Doesn't shout "real".  On the other side of the Franc, the author of this spinner came up with a very creative idea, as he wove the Jewish horror together with American brash.  Retribution dreams made me like the story, but presentation stripped away points of lasting greatness.  This is only a one-timer film.  Thanks, anyway.