Was it kino?
Was it kino?
Carson Wright
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Brayden Perry
It's good, but emotionally sterile. Hollywood is the true kino.
Ryan Taylor
Pleb filter
Hudson Richardson
no
Henry Kelly
The opening scene was. Then in turns into Tarantino masturbating about how film ends WWII.
Julian Bailey
pleb honeypot
Brody Lewis
If I could define a movie as schizophrenic this would be it. It is all over the place tonally; it doesn't know whether it wants to be a slapstick comedy, serious drama, thriller, action flick, whatever. The acting is subpar throughout, so many closeups, too many plot points, and a revolving door of characters who enter and exit the story doesn't help as well. To make matters worse Tarantula somehow makes a number of the Nazis sympathetic and heroic while making the Basterds come off as barbaric and amoral. Weird fucking movie.
Oliver Sanders
Lanza was a kino villain but everything else felt quite flat
Julian Walker
Out of everything to complain about the acting is far from one of them. Stellar performances throughout
Sebastian Sanders
It was transphobic.