Inglourious Basterds (read 10 facts about the films here) winning big at the Academy Awards is still little over a week away (read here why it will win), but Monsieur Tarantino is making some space on his bookshelf for the little Oscar fella (even though in an interview he says he things Ms Bigelow should win the best director award), I’m very sure. Christoph Waltz has so many awards for his role as Hans …

I was surprised to see not one, not two, but three Tarantino-related entries at Variety. The first is about classic Tarantino quotes, the second is a tiny one about how lots of projects that are being tagged with Tarantino’s name never get made (or in a different way), if you ask me, not a Variety highlight. The third is about how many have tried to be Tarantino, which is a great companion piece to …

I’m not sure how much Pulp Fiction has really made in terms of dollars, considering the years of TV runs, home video exploits and theatrical special screenings and so on and so forth, but Inglourious Basterds is now officially Quentin Tarantino’s highest grossing movie ever, if you compare the initial theatrical box office numbers (cf. Boxofficemojo). The numbers are truly impressive and champagne corks must be a-poppin’ in the casa de Tarantino these days, …

Who saw that coming? In the past we’ve posted some exclusive pictures of “Stolz der Nation” (Nation’s Pride), the Eli Roth-directed movie-in-the-movie that is somehow starring in Inglourious Basterds. Today a trailer hit the net that, even though it looks a bit “modern”, it shows some good footage of the propaganda flick. Click here to see the pictures we’ve posted in the past and find out more about it, or precede to Apple.com to …

“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 …

Thanks to each and everyone of you who emailed us today about the Inglourious Basterds theatrical trailer hitting the net (Update: it’s not the theatrical trailer). I was of course divorced from my laptop otherwise you’d be reading this way sooner. So the time has finally arrived, here’s the new TV spot, feel free to set YouTube to auto-repeat. We STRONGLY suggest watching it in high-definition RIGHT HERE (embedding of that wasn’t working), a …

ET has done it again. Our least favorite tv show in the world scored another first look at Inglourious Basterds footage which might in the end be the theatrical trailer in some shape or form. Click below to check it out, or wait a week or so until a version hits that doesn’t have all the ET goo all over it :)

Thanks to Rama’s Screen for the heads up.

What a night it must have been at the Inglourious Basterds premiere. Just to give you a few impressions, here’s a few things you can look at: a) Pictures from the premiere red carpet event, see Tarantino dance! b) Part 1 and 2 of the press conference (some pictures) c) another feature on the premiere with the red carpet arrivals and Quentin Tarantino’s crazy dance! Even though reviews so far were sort of mixed, …

While I’m sitting here waiting for it to start raining, people in Cannes are probably half way through the first minutes of Inglourious Basterds already soaking up that good ol’ Morricone. But for you and me, there’s a new clip with an introduction by Quentin at Yahoo Movies (yeah that sucks I know, someone put it on Youtube or Vimeo please, in HD!) showing the rescure of Hugo Stiglitz from a Nazi jail. Also, …

Cannes is happening, my fellow Tarantinoites (or Tarantinophiles, in LeMonde’s words). There are three new clips from the movie up at movieweb.com that give a better impression of a) Brad’s accent and personality b) Diane Kruger’s hot french accent, c) the evil that is personified in Landa and d) the use of Morricone’s L’Arena in Inglourious Basterds. Watch the three clips right here.
Also, the first two screenings have happened (the big premiere is tonight …

Yours truly is back in action with a new laptop and an Ikea couch to rule the world from (or take a nap on, more likely). To put this into perspective, the last week has seen Quentin on American Idol, an extended clip with new footage and a few more articles and newspaper coverage of Inglourious Basterds. Personally, I am annoyed with the fact that it is very hard to get your hands on …

Oh what a long day, don’t get me started. I was looking forward to watching a downloaded version of the American Idol craziness when something ended up in my inbox. First I thought well isn’t that just the Basterds footage they showed on American Idol, but no. The Playlist, a website you absolutely must bookmark, got this via Film School Rejects, and it is … fasten your seatbelts … an extended version of Inglourious …

I’m full. I had chinese food and it was too much. Luckily, something amazing was waiting for me after the short walk back from the restaurant, where they had a Kill Bill house of blue leaves style bridge and pond, by the way. Yahoo Movies has the full untampered official teaser trailer of Inglourious Basterds up, also in inglourious Quicktime HD (as opposed to Yahoo’s own standard crapfest streaming shit), so check it out …

While Universal’s weirdo lawyers are going medieval on everyone’s asses on Youtube, I finally found a way to see Entertainment Tonight’s Inglourious Basterds teaser footage in acceptable quality. By the way, I don’t get what their friggin’ problem is. It’s free publicity! Considering that only a fraction of the planet’s population can watch ET, they should be happy Youtube exists. And the real thing is supposed to hit the net in some official way …

Here’s the teaser for the teaser to be shown today on Entertainment Tonight (I think 6pm eastern standard time, USA) which will also be seen in theaters attached to Friday the 13th: CLICK YouTube or in HD HERE:

Gotta hand it to the French, they sure don’t beat around the bush (all sorts of puns intended). Allocine.fr claims that a teaser trailer for Inglourious Basterds, which has not even wrapped yet, will hit next Thursday the 12th. If true, I predict all sorts of craziness. Stay tuned, you Basterds! On a sidenote, I remember when the Kill Bill teaser hit and I watched it over and over again. It kicked so much …

Has Quentin Tarantino made movies before? How do you actually pronounce Inglourious Basterds? Does the movie take place during World War II? Is it a movie about World War II? Find out below, in the excerpt from the Charlie Rose show:

See them run! Inglourious Basterds has probably wrapped up in Goerlitz, Germany by now (or maybe not), but video footage recorded by tenants or watchers continue to surface. Here are more videos from the set: Video 1 | Video 2 (and also Video 3). Please send us links should you find some.

Adding to the last news entry, HERE are a few more pictures of Daniel Bruehl and some of the action scenes for Inglourious Basterds that were just filmed in Goerlitz, Germany. What’s even better though, is a video clip showing American soldiers during an attack (that goes wrong I think). The scene being filmed here is part of the movie within the movie, with Daniel’s character Fredrick Zoller being up in the buildings somewhere …

Someone took a camera to the farm house set where Quentin Tarantino filmed the opening sequence of Inglourious Basterds. The production has since moved to other locations, but it is nevertheless worth checking out, you can see the set up close, see the water pump and the inside of the Perrier LaPadite farmhouse that served as the backdrop to introducing Hans Landa of the SS and the LaPadite gals. Check it out here: Inglourious …