Review: PROTEKTOR

Most war movies, particularly World War II movies, present themselves in a real documentary like style, which is difficult to digest and places the viewer in an uncomfortable situation. The best example might be Polanski’s The Pianist, where we follow the life of … (Adrian Brody) during the Wolrd War as he runs and hides from the Nazis and is aided by a sympathetic German soldier. Protekor takes a radically different path delivering a highly stylized vision of Nazi occupied Czechoslovakia.

Review: INGLORIOUS BASTERDS

Ok so before I even get into the meat of this review I need to explain one thing. This film gets two grades. The first grade is the one that this review focus's on, and that is the quality of the movie in its own little fictional Tarantino universe. That grade is a 5. The second grade is for the film goer that follows history so closely that he/she will never understand how something can be 'based on' or 'inspired by'. That grade is a 1. And, if you are the person who picks history over entertainment, I suggest you go home and read your 10th grade history book instead of seeing this.

Make your choice.