Inglourious Basterds Review

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Inglourious Basterds ReviewWe all get excited anytime a new film by Quentin Tarantino comes out, and with every new film, he keeps topping himself with a more epic soundtrack. Well he's did it again! and with a very unique selection of music. If you're lucky enough to have the complete soundtrack to Inglourious Basterds (like me) than you will especially love this killer soundtrack. There is a few problems I have with the soundtrack they're selling here (not the music used in the movie) but I will share that with you on the last part of my review.
(the list below is also of songs not on the offical soundtrack, but within the movie and in order of how they are played in the film)
The Green Leaves Of Summer by Nick Perito: Opening Credits.
The Verdict (La Condanna) by Ennio Morricone: Hans Landa Arrives.
L'incontro Con La Figlia by Ennio Morricone: The assassination of Shosanna's family and her subsequent escape.
White Lightning (Main Title) by Charles Bernstein: Pvt. Butz's introduction and Basterds aftermath/Lt. Aldo carving a swastika into Butz/introduction to Shosanna and the theater in 1944.
Il Mercenario (ripresa) by Ennio Morricone: Nazi Scalping/Werner is taken to Lt. Aldo.
Slaughter by Billy Preston: Presentation of Hugo Stiglitz, Hugo's flashback.
Algiers November 1, 1954 (from Battle of Algiers) by Ennio Morricone & Gillo Pontecorvo: The Basterds springing Stiglitz from jail.
The Surrender (La Resa) by Ennio Morricone: Donny kills Werner.
One Silver Dollar (Un Dollaro Bucato) by The Film Studio Orchestra: Bistro music when Shosanna and Fredrick talk.
Hound Chase (from 'White Lightning') by Charles Bernstein: Maj. Hellstrom informs Shosanna she must come with him.
Al Di Là Della Legge by Riz Ortolani: Piano music at Maxim's when Shosanna has lunch with Goebbels, Francesca, Zoller and Maj. Hellstrom.
Bath Attack (from 'The Entity') by Charles Bernstein: Shosanna sees Hans Landa again for the first time.
Claire's First Appearance by Jacques Loussier: Shosanna decides to burn the theatre down the night of the Nation's Pride premiere.
The Fight by Jacques Loussier: Stiglitz sharpens his knife in front of Lt. Hicox.
Davon Geht Die Welt Nicht Unter by Zarah Leander: First song playing in La Louisiane (when the first card game is going on).
The Man with the Big Sombrero by Samantha Shelton And Michael Andrew: The second song playing in La Louisiane (when Bridget is attempting to inform the Basterds of the recent changes in Operation Kino).
Ich Wollt Ich Wär Ein Huhn by Lilian Harvey & Willy Fritsch: The third song playing in La Louisiane (when Sgt. Wilhelm interrupts the conversation to talk to Bridget).
Main Theme from Dark of the Sun by Jacques Loussier: When Lt. Aldo and Bridget start coming up with Plan B for Operation Kino.
Cat People (Putting Out Fire) by David Bowie: Shosanna's preparation montage for her revenge.
Mystic And Severe by Ennio Morricone: Col. Landa studies the lobby and finds Bridget and the Basterds.
The Devil's Rumble by Davie Allan & The Arrows: Donny and Omar study the opera boxes and take their seats among the Nazi officers.
What'd I Say by Rare Earth: Donnyz and Omar study the area outside Hitler's opera box.
Zulus by Elmer Bernstein: Marcel bars the doors and takes his place behind the screen with the nitrate film prints.
Tiger Tank by Lalo Schifrin: Fredrick leaves the opera box to see Shosanna; Shosanna switches reels.
Un Amico by Ennio Morricone: Shosanna is killed by Fredrick.
Eastern Condors by Sherman Chow Gam-Cheung: Omar kills one of Hitler's guards.
Rabbia e Tarantella by Ennio Morricone: Lt. Aldo carves his masterpiece; the ending credits.
The problem I have with the soundtrack is...... THERE IS NO DIALOGUE TRACKS! every one of Quentin's soundtracks there is dialogue tracks and it sucks these does not have any... Thats what is fun about his soundtracks, but oh well... Nice front and back cover and etc.Inglourious Basterds Overview

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