A gruesome Walt Disney movie(Spoilers, but If you love good war movies, please read all)

Rating: 4/10 (9 November 2014)

Do you like Walt Disney, but also violence? Do you love all the anecdotes that you hear on History Channel and want them to see in the movie? Do love all the cliché not smart bad guys ala James Bond. Read no further this movie is for you!
But if you don't recognise yourself with it? Please do read. I start with some good points. At first the soldiers do look human and movie is raw, it has also(Imo) a good scene when the two main characters visit two German ladies in the village. But But, the things are going downhill from the moment that they meet the Tiger tank. If would expect that the veteran US tanker would have grown some steel and know some tactical grammar and their machines. But no! They first make a smoke curtain, but they just back off and loose the surprise momentum. Yes, even the toughest soldier would have some second thoughts if he is confronted with something superior that his machine. But hey. Every German tank (Pz IV, Panther) is dangerous. Not only the Tiger. Cliché number one: Every Sherman crew did and did his pants when confronted with the Tiger. Than they change their mind, and instead of fleeing attacking the Tiger. Cliché number two. Every, Sherman could penetrate only the rear of Tiger tank. US army knew by April 1945 that late models of the Shermans(the E8 for example) could easily penetrate the side armour of the Tiger, even with the standard Ap, the Apcr or other more potent Ap round, could even penetrated the front of the Tiger form 100 meter!!! But no! Lest show them the cliché. That the horror the horror. The last scene. Lest start with act one. When the boy sees the Germans, well not just the Germans, but the German! I see about 12-20 Rpgs. They soldier are carrying them on their shoulders. Remember this! After that another mind boggling thing happens. Well a lot of them. The action is not even started. Sergeant Major must make a choice, make a heroic stand (because well duty) or retread. He chooses the first one. He let the tank look like it is knocked out and crew is dead. Because he wants the German get closer and engage them first before they engage them. Clever. The German comes near, and they also have a choice. To just ignore it and walk past(it happened). Because the officer and his men already sow a lot of the dead Shermans, they just ignore them. Or the officer is always on his guard and wants to be sure. Than he has two choices (maybe more but I see only two reasonable once). Get down and let couple of men through hand grenades. Without completely open the hatches and stick their head in, only to be shot. Or(or and) spread out, surround the tank, let 6 or 8 man aim with Panzerfaust at it. And one soldier will check it out. If he get a head shot. The Panzerfaust men would shoot and boom. Goodbye tank. But no. He is not so smart, and so are his troops. Cliché number three. The commander of the tank had only one choice at that moment. Before the engagement load all the ammo. And load He, not Ap. At shoot them when they are far(but not close enough to have good shot) with everything. He's, 50 cal, everything. In one minute half column would be shot to pieces. No he let them get closer. So infantry is now a real threat. nice So, things happening because, well, script. But what, wait, were are the Rpgs? Why are the German just blindly running up the tank? Why are they unpacking the Rpgs (4 boxes with 3 Rpgs each). And they only use three? Why is everybody shooting and thus giving away their position? Why is nobody shooting in the back of the Sergeant Major standing outside the tank? Why do you need a f sniper?