Does inglorious bastards have subtitles for it according to quentin tarantino?”
Quentin Tarantino’s resume as a writer/director is not as long as many believe it to be. He has not even reached double digits, yet each time he releases a new film it is almost an event in itself. Some say he has forever changed the way independent films are viewed. So it was a very little surprise to see the midnight screening of his new endeavor, “Inglorious Basterds” (spelled with an “e”), sold out. “Basterds”, as they are referred to in the film, tells the story of a small band of Jewish-American soldiers sent to Nazi-occupied France to “Kill Nazis”, during the Second World War The film also focuses on a film premiere of a new Nazi inspired film, and the plan by others, besides the basterds, to sabotage the premiere. Quentin Tarantino shows a great blend of the type of artist he is with his new film. First, he stays true to his art house roots. The film is broken up into chapters, a device he has used in the past. Most notably in this picture is the use of foreign languages. A stu
