A Spaghetti Western is a movie about Old West that is not expensive to make and usually is made in Europe.
Tarantino used this genre to make a World War II movie because it was cheaper and it is easier to subvert the audience's expectations. Also, he wanted to make it very violent and make sure not many characters lived like a suicide mission.
Three ways Tarantino subverts the audience's expectations are only two people lived, the main villain helped to kill Hitler to save himself, and the nazi sniper and the jewish lady who owned the theatre who you thought might live and even have a relationship killed each other.
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