That film is Inglorious Basterds (2009) directed and written by Quentin Tarantino, starring Brad Pitt, Melanie Laurent, Christopher Lantz, and Eli Roth. The movie was about an American assembling a team of Jews to take out the Nazis in Germany. Scholars argued that this film portrayed bad ethics because the Jews acted so viciously against the Nazis. Denby in Suleiman’s article sarcastically pointed out that, “… abusing soldiers of your enemy is somehow okay, so as long as you are the good guys and they are bad” (73-74). This brings disapproval towards Inglorious Basterds because it broke important morals like human torture which is still wrong no matter how evil a person is. To
That film is Inglorious Basterds (2009) directed and written by Quentin Tarantino, starring Brad Pitt, Melanie Laurent, Christopher Lantz, and Eli Roth. The movie was about an American assembling a team of Jews to take out the Nazis in Germany. Scholars argued that this film portrayed bad ethics because the Jews acted so viciously against the Nazis. Denby in Suleiman’s article sarcastically pointed out that, “… abusing soldiers of your enemy is somehow okay, so as long as you are the good guys and they are bad” (73-74). This brings disapproval towards Inglorious Basterds because it broke important morals like human torture which is still wrong no matter how evil a person is. To