A feeling of void and incompleteness

Rating: 4/10 (30 January 2015)

In first place I have to say that the current rate (7.7) is ridiculously high and therefore this is a highly overrated movie which should not have much more than a 6...
I was expecting much about this movie, since Brad Pitt usually has a good choice in movies he participates in, but how I was wrong in this case!
The movie's first half develops the story a little bit, introducing a young soldier who doesn't want to be there, and the path which leads him to be a real soldier, but even then I could not stop thinking that I've seen this before, and the sense of "deja-vu" doesn't stop there and kept me haunting on and on. I won't mention much of what are this "deja-vu" scenes, there are many reviews around which talk about them, but I couldn't stop being disappointed because I was expecting much more from Fury. The character development is poor and until the end of the movie I was expecting to know a bit more about those 5 soldiers on Fury, specially sergeant Wardaddy which the character is clearly "lost" in depth. I was also expecting some realistic war scenes but most of the battle situations are ridiculous, not only on the way they end, but on the way they start...
Although the action scenes are good - improbable but good - although the acting is nice, it all feels void, and in the end I could felt that this was just a movie and actors acting well, but not something to be taken seriously, specially the last battle which on a real situation would result on a quick defeat and very low casualties for the highly specialized German SS troops.
Overall this has to be considered as a poor movie, currently highly overrated on IMDb.