In the three years since Inglourious Basterds killed all the Nazis Brad Pitt has done Moneyball, Tree of Life, and some kids-y voice acting. Not exactly a murderers' row of badass roles. But if the trailer and a trending RT 93% are any indication, Killing Them Softly will be Mr. Jolie's return to Tyler Durden-esque form. I, for one, am excited.
With that in mind -- and since we're also inching closer to the release of Django -- let's take a minute to remember several moments of badassery that involved Lt. Aldo Raine in Inglourious Basterds. Sure, Hans Landa gets all the love, but his Italian pronunciation is dogsh*t. Above via.
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The stache really completes the package
BJ Novak’s face in that last GIF might be the most disturbing image in that movie.
Yes.
Got us a German here who wants to die for country. Oblige him!