A film about World War II.

It's definitely Quentin's Inglourious Basterds in 2009, and I revisited it yesterday.

The film has also been translated into unscrupulous bastards and rogue agents, and the English name is Inglourious Basterds.

The story took place during the Second World War. A group of American soldiers who committed crimes should have been executed, but in an extraordinary period, they adopted an extraordinary policy. They were allowed to make meritorious deeds by committing crimes-going deep into Nazi-occupied France to carry out a dangerous mission, which was code-named Operation Keno.

In the middle of World War II, various battlefields in Europe were in full swing, and German Nazis and allied forces fought for years and were inseparable. In Nazi-occupied central France, an ordinary French girl, Soshana Dreyfus (Melanie Laurent), changed everything because of the war. Soshana witnessed her family being slaughtered by German Colonel Hans (Christopher Waltz), but she survived and fled to Paris. Soshana, who lost her loved ones, was devastated. With the help of a kind person named Ms. Mase, Soshana forged her new identity in Paris and settled down as the proprietress of a theater. Although Soshana was able to survive in the world, time did not wash away her grief and hatred for the Nazis because of the tragic death of her family. One night, while working in front of the cinema, she accidentally met the German sniper hero Zola (Daniel Bruhl). Zola wants to pursue Soshana, but Soshana is not interested in Germans or even German heroes. Helpless Zola used her identity to forcibly invite Soshana to the banquet of senior German officials. At the banquet, Soshana met Hans, the German colonel who killed her family. Fortunately, many years passed and Hans didn't recognize Soshana. After talking to Hans with endless pressure and panic, Soshana came up with the idea of revenge for the whole family. Because a film about Zola will be shown in her cinema in a few days, many senior German officials will be there, and even Hitler will be attracted by this film and go to see it in person. Soshana wants to take this opportunity to burn all German officials with torches.

At the same time, American Captain aldo Lane (Brad Pitt) is brought to a military court for serious violation of military discipline. He thought he was completely finished, but he was told by his superiors that if he made meritorious deeds, he could write off the bad things he had done in the past. The task entrusted to aldo is extremely special: he will lead a group of amateurs who have similar experiences with him to carry out assassination missions in the hinterland of German-occupied areas, targeting senior military generals of the Third Reich. In France, it was Bridget (diane kruger), a movie star who was popular in Germany at that time. In fact, Bridget is a secret informant who is responsible for providing information to the allies.

Aldo and his team successfully sneaked into France, and led the troops with a miscellaneous brand called "bastard". Their plan was to carry out an assassination mission. At that time, a senior German general was watching a play in a cinema, which happened to be run by Soshana, and Soshana was preparing to avenge her relatives. Two groups of strangers came together because of the same goal. ...

The soundtrack of quentin tarantino's new films is his usual style. They are all old films, and the soundtrack of B-rated films is probably related to Quentin's work as a clerk in a video store. Including several classic soundtracks by the master ennio morricone. Un Amico in "Rotating Pistol" and Rabbia E Tarantella in "Alon Sangfang" are all classics in the soundtrack. If you haven't heard of it, you can listen. It's so classic.