Ridiculous battle scenes. Does film makers care about reality of war?

Rating: 6/10 (18 January 2015)

I didn't like that movie. It is ignorant of basic facts of tank battles. 1. Tiger's 88mm gun was the best tank gun in WWII with twice the effective kill range of that of any allied tank gun. A textbook tactic for any German tank commander,was, when confronting a superior number of enemy tank: Don't make a charge attack! Ambush the enemy and kill them one by one. Use in full your superior gun range and don't let them come near to you. 2. Moreover, in WWII, there was no gun stabilizer, therefore, it was basically impossible to hit a target while on move. In reality,American Shermans would not hit their target while charging in a John Wayne style. In opposite, the concealed two German anti-tank guns would easily destroy the Americans. 3. The scene where American tank commanders are riding in open turrets while dozens of foot soldiers hiding behind their tanks, charging the enemy, was ridiculous. Tank commanders are a prime targets for enemy fire and no-one, ever, attacks the enemy positions with open hatches. 4. There is no way, a non officer would get a command of a tank-platoon. If his CO is killed, another would be appointed. 5. But most disturbing scene is, undoubtfully, the murder of German POW as a pervert lesson to childish Norman and very degenerate, unmoral conduct of American personal. Maybe the director got confused with the Vietnam war, in WWII the American soldier was a naive, moral and courageous man, believing in what he was told by his CO and more important: very disciplined.