Spaghetti western

What's a spaghetti western? A spaghetti western is a Western movies made in Italy during the 1960s and 1970s. The genre featured lower production values than Hollywood Westerns, but today many of the films are well-regarded for their violence and complex characters.

Why would Tarantino use this genre for a World War II movie? A major genre convention is for most war films is that they portray the war correctly but then Tarantino’s take on the World War 2 film is his own adaption on how the war could have ended in his eyes/view on it. 

List three ways Tarantino subverts the audience's expectations? The Dialogue that Tarantino has the characters use also subvert the audience and for it to be unexpected.