Shameless bastard.

After watching Inglourious Basterds, the one who impressed me the most was the one who played the so-called "Jewish hunter". He is cruel and observant. He is like an eagle, nothing can escape his eyes, and like a fox, he knows all the survival rules in the jungle. Every time he appears, he makes me sweat for each other. He was a shoo-in, approached the target step by step and killed him quietly.

What impressed me most was that he first searched Jews in French homes. He knew from the beginning that there was a Jew hiding under the floor, but the most addictive way of his terror was that he broke each other's psychological defense line bit by bit and killed each other in his own way. He let the little Jewish girl go because he believed that one day he would find her and kill her, just as he killed other Jews. "Out of range. Goodbye, Soshana! " He never misses.

This film is not about how great the German Nazis were, but the most important thing is the "Inglourious Basterds" that made the Nazis frightened. A group of people headed by the "villain" Eldo, fighting violence with violence, was particularly effective in that era when human nature was obliterated. The aesthetics of violence also makes the whole film "full of vitality". The effective way to do things is based on their knowledge of the enemy. He understood the routines of good people and the tricks of bad people, both good and evil. Violence, blood, satire on human nature, multi-clue and multi-angle narration and explosive music are also hard to let go.

In photography, the brightest and darkest values are added to both sides of the color bar to show their differences from black and white points. Low-angle light enhances the texture of grass and increases the contrast. The slender shadows left by the roof and cows are also great. A large number of empty prospects help to show the vastness here and provide a sense of space, especially when the grass is almost flush with the protagonist. The distant mountains in the background contribute a lot to the depth of field. There is a good balance between the house and the trees, which also makes the actors smaller.