Inglorious Bastards

Chapter 1 - Once upon a time .... in Nazi-occupied France. * * * * * * * Chapter 1 - Sound of Music (scenery, mis en scene) Chapter 1 - Once Upon A Time (.. in the west) / nazi occupied france Chapter 1 - Once upon a time in the west (mis en scene of house interior) Chapter 1 - Bricolage (Beethoven x Spaghetti Western music) Chapter 1 - Once upon a time - mass killing Chapter 1 - Sherlock Holmes (pipe) Chapter 1 - The Searchers (runaway scene)

Chapter 2 - Inglorious Basterds *Chapter 2 - The Dirty Dozen - Plot, Scenery. (a mission to assassinate Nazis) (courtyard) *Chapter 2 - Hyperreality (Pitts Tennessee accent, over the top characters) (Basterds & Hitler) *Chapter 2 - Not true representation of Hitler and War. Tar ignores convention by using chapters. (a story/ fairytale) Chapter 3 - German Night In Paris *Chapter 3 - Uses multiple genres (german cinema) (George Paps) = homage *Chapter 3 - Voice over of Basterds (Hugo Stiglitz) *Chapter 3 - Samuel L Jackson Voice Over - Hyper Reality (self referencing) (not real) Chapter 4 - Operation Kino *Chapter 4 - Shoe - Cinderella (Fairytale) Chapter 5 - Revenge of the Giant Face *Chapter 5 - Nations Pride (A lm inside a Film) *Chapter 5 - David Bowie - Cat People (Putting Out the Fire) *Chapter 5 - Similar shots to previous Tar lms. (boot shot, landers POV) Uses an off-kilter mix of Ennio Morricone, Ray Charles and Elmer Bernstein, among others, as musical genres to underscore the mayhem onscreen. Billboard: And you used actual music from some German propaganda lms of the era. Tarantino: In particular, there's a song in there -- the English title of the German song is "I Wish I Were a Chicken" (Ich Wollt Ich Waer Ein Huhn). That's the third one on the soundtrack, with Lilian Harvey and Willy Fritsch, that's from a German propaganda lm