Even though many of those involved with FURY are Americans . . .

Rating: 7/10 (25 November 2014)

. . . it's still as if some "fair and balanced" world version of Fox News is behind its revisionist "history." Everyone knows that the biggest name connected to FURY, Brad Pitt, fancies himself a One Worlder now. But FURY could have earned a rating of "10," like Warner Brothers' LETTERS FROM IWO JIMA, if its distributors had exercised their prerogative of editorial oversight. No such luck here. Japan's Sony Corporation continued its assault on American Values with FURY, which is no surprise when you consider that Sony's Japan was Hitler's Best Friend. So rather than a manly frontal attack, FURY tries to bamboozle those too young to remember Tojo with dozens of sneaky slights to America peppered throughout its long 134-minute duration. Flattering pictures of Germany's dictator, Adolf Hitler, pop up here, there, and everywhere; not even one photo of America's beloved WWII leader, FDR, is in sight. Wounded G.I.s shoot themselves in the head, rather than sticking it out till the medics arrive. Newbies are forced to violate the rules of war by gunning down unarmed German P.O.W.s, as sort of the second step in gang initiation (Step One being slopping up the face of their predecessor into a bucket). Adding insult to injury, German Nazis are shown WINNING the tank named FURY's final battle! With all the Japanese and German cars on our U.S. highways today, it's not surprising that many American high schoolers think that WE lost WWII! Who could blame them, with untruthful spectacles such as FURY in our Megaplexes?