Inglourious Basterds

[glam]

I think Shosanna Dreyfus is ESI...

I really would like to hear what anyone else thinks about any of the characters' types! iirc, Pinocchio typed Landa as Beta ST in some thread recently... I'm not so sure on his, or anyone else's, type!

[Gilly]

I thought she was Beta ST to the max, maybe LSI-Se.

Aldo was LIE or LSE I think. Landa was Fe dominant, EIE or ESE; some 3w2 sp/sx.

[Ezra]

Shosanna I saw as ESI. Her life was basically driven by her hatred for the Colonel, and her love for Marcel. Then she was an obvious IJ, and pretty obviously Se ego.

Colonel Lando I thought was Gamma extrovert. No particular reason. LIE > SEE. Maybe EIE, but I just thought Gamma was more likely. Aldo Raine... maybe Beta ST or something.

[munenori2]

HEY GUYS! Is it worth seeing?

[Ezra]

It's a great film. See it if you like Tarantino. See it if you don't.

[717495]

Fun movie. Felt overall beta. Shosanna Dreyfus was absolutely ESI though. I was happy the instant that gamma came into the plot. Landa had this mysteriously powerful arian aura and I could smell his clothes and his philosophy which captured the hidden areas of his life and history, even though his character kind of died a bit and became too silly.

[Gilly]

Landa was a baller. Probably EIE-Fe 3w4 so/sp.

[xkj220]

Lt. Aldo Raine LSE-Si
Shosanna Dreyfus ESI-Se
Col. Hans Landa SLE-Ti
Bridget von Hammersmark IEE-Fi
Pvt Fredrick Zoller SLI-Te
Lt. Archie Hicox ILI-Te
Major Dieter Hellstrom EII-Ne
Perrier LaPadite SEE-Fi


Cool movie. The final scene at the cinema is top class.

[717495]

Perrier was cool, he was like the good-loving guy/helpless guy and he had some hot daughters.

Also, that scene where Archie was questioned where he was born, trying to verify if he is safe or not, I relate to that kind of treatment a lot, and he seems like the type of character it happens to a lot, because he's sensitive and people see that in him. He has a weak spot that is sort of out in the open, slow thinker, doesn't have it all together sort of thing, but he relies on luck and his close friends. So kind of an odd way to try to relate to a character, but it somehow feels right. Compare him to Major Dieter Hellstrom. I think that was interesting to see them competing in a way, and Hellstrom was so at the top of his game, where Archie is the kind of guy who naturally comes into any situation acting ignorant even if he knows a lot, and he can't help it because he's there to learn and only learn, with having little training in making an impact.