As promised, a fistful of snapshots from the Berlin premiere of Inglourious Basterds, click the picture below to see them. We’ll bring you a full review of this epic world war 2 extravaganza pretty soon. As described in our previous report on the premiere, it was quite the event. Please check out a series of more professional photos here, here and here also, to get a better look at the stars on the red …

“Dankeschoen!” he said, visibly moved, after several minutes of applause. A Basterd’s work well done, I thought, when the lights went on and Quentin Tarantino had just ended the second world war – on celluloid.
Fast forward two or so hours earlier. The Berlin premiere of Inglourious Basterds, probably the movie’s biggest worldwide (aside from the one in Cannes a few weeks ago) was one hell of an event. Fans had lined up outside the …

Alright dear readers, before I fix up my report from the Berlin premiere (wich some pictures hopefullly (but there’s a few to get you started), and maybe a video if it turned out decent), here’s a rundown of other stuff that’s interesting. Pictures of the premiere in Stockholm are available here for example. Just to give you some picture material, hope to also gather pictures of yesterday’s Berlin premiere. Interesting for video gamers and …

Only months after the shooting of Inglourious Basterds wrapped earlier this year in the Potsdam suburbs of Berlin (at the historic Babelsberg Film Studios), the Basterds are back in town. But this time, they have come not to work five days a week, but to celebrate and enjoy the miracles of cinema. Quentin Tarantino, with an entourage consisting of the main actors, will host the Germany premiere of his latest work of art tonight …

Inglorious they are. Last nights UK premiere at Leicester square in London must have been a blast. Empire magazine has some footage from the red carpet (click here). Lawrence Bender says “this ain’t your daddy’s WW2 movie”, damn right that. Harry Knowles of AICN twittered a few days ago that the final cut “flies”, and he mentioned the music especially. Quentin Tarantino was at HMV the day before the premiere and signed limited editions …

I’m a big fan of Wired magazine, personally. Not because I’m a tech nerd, but because it’s a smart publication with entertaining and informative articles about aspects of our modern society that are relevant, even though at the time of publication we might not quite believe it yet. And applause to their latest concoction, which they’ve titled “New Rules for Highly Evolved Humans“, a funny little index of advice from such highly evolved people …

Exciting times, my friends! Inglourious Basterds is only a few weeks away. Monday will actually be the premiere in Stockholm (Sweden), as far as my sources tell me, and July will see a few more European (gala) premieres. So expect lots of pictures, reviews and gossip. We have actually started to compile a little calendar with opening dates and premieres, which we ask you to help us improve. If we have wrong dates listed, …

IGN dropped the gauntlet just now featuring an exclusive look at the Inglourious Basterds soundtrack album art. Click here to check it out at IGN. Remember, it was weeks ago that the actual track list surfaced and a few days ago, some additional news/details on the soundtrack were disclosed by QT himself. The CD is slated for release August 18th.

“A Basterd’s work is never done” exlaims the new poster for Inglourious Basterds that just premiered internet-wise on Yahoo Movies. It shows Brad Pitt‘s Aldo Raine on a pile of dead Nazi soldiers. Click here to check it out.
UPDATE: For your reading pleasure, Variety has a full-on Q&A with the man himself! Quentin talks a lot about the movie, why its actually a minute longer than the version shown in Cannes and his take …

The Weinstein Company is apparently going to give a couple of thousand (or million?) UFC fans the Basterd treatment. According to reports, they have teamed up with the pay-TV fighting event and will show footage from Inglourious Basterds there, you can read more here.
On a different note, Quentin Tarantino will attend the upcoming Melbourne Film Festival (MIFF). A no-brainer of course, the self-declared fan of Ozploitation cinema can hardly pass on this opportunity. On …

Who’s a Basterd? By way of Empire magazine, the latest issue of which (theyr August 2009 issue, should hit the news stands in the UK this weekend) is a must own for every fan since it will feature a huge Inglourious Basterds section I’m told (interviews, pictures, reviews…), we get a look at the new European (UK/English) character posters of Inglourious Basterds. Those are in the style of the posters we’ve seen hitting the …