Inglorious Bastards

Here's the trailer:



Looks like a steroidal version of the Dirty Dozen.

Here's what I'm interested in seeing: how will Tarantino's dialog adjust to a movie that's essentially a period piece? Soldiers in WWII don't have the pop cultural center that mark Tarantino's oeuvre, or at least they don't have one that contemporary audiences will immediately grasp.

On the other hand, occupied France would seem to provide ample opportunity for the stylized violence that another hallmark of his flicks.