It's certainly less gory than Kill Bill, but so are most things, really. I mean, it's quintessential Tarantino. I'm not that well versed in UK comedies about war, don't think I saw anything apart from The Great Escape to be honest! The level of political correctness is very 1940s, but probably that's where any common ground ends. Let's see, scales. It's less gross than anything Frank Miller related, less quaint than Guy Ritchie, and slightly less historically accurate than Hetalia.
Also apparently the actor who plays The Bear Jew loves reading slash about himself, twitters about it and attempts to traumatise Tarantino with links, yeah, good luck trying to traumatise Tarantino.
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Date: 2010-01-07 10:13 pm (UTC)Also apparently the actor who plays The Bear Jew loves reading slash about himself, twitters about it and attempts to traumatise Tarantino with links, yeah, good luck trying to traumatise Tarantino.