Juvenile and cartoonish

Rating: 3/10 (12 December 2014)

Spoiler Alert: So much wrong with this movie, but the big action scene at the end is beyond the pale.
Tank is immobilized which means their armored machine guns face forward only. So what do the crack SS troops do? Only attack it frontally, running towards it, or back and forth across the kill zone.
The have anti-tank weapons but do not use them until they have first had many of their ranks ignore any training or experience they have, commit willful suicide by waltzing around the front in the machine gun fire.
And then they demonstrate that they cannot hit the broad side of the barn with them. When it does hit, the director decides to minimize the damage it cause to a single casualty. In reality, these shaped charges were a lot more vicious to the tank crews.
Bad, bad, bad, bad, bad. Oh, did I mention it was Bad? Yes Bad.
Not to filmmakers - story matters. If you're trying to make a realistic tank battle movie, realism matters too.