Obscene and insulting war comic

Rating: 2/10 (25 December 2014)

Fury was written and directed by the same person, and it shows. The Characters are cardboard cut outs and the story goes south when it gets bogged down with our "heroes" being fed by German young ladies.
It goes into fantasy territory when one of the females willingly has sex with the new guy.
Our "heroes" have the charm of a drunken, rabid bikie gang ploughing through another bikie gang's territory.
No way would all those men stand around in the scene where Brad Pitt's character shoots an unarmed German Prisoner. Most people have morals and most would have interjected. This scene is so insulting to our veterans!
The writer needs to read up on Max Hastings and Martin Middlebrook - and research BEFORE writing.
Just as well this film was released after most of the veterans have passed on. While it has been documented about Russian atrocities as they rampaged through Germany, most, if not all military historians agree that U.S. And allied servicemen treated (on the whole) civilians with respect. Unlike what is depicted in this movie.
These wooden characters don't even treat each other with respect. Brad Pitt's character is more Jekyll and Hyde in an unbelievable way. One minute he is getting the new guy to remove half a face from the inside of the tank, the next he is acting like his best friend, procuring a Freulien for his new best mate's carnal desire.
The special effects are obscenely real but the action isn't - most German infantry units were issued with anti-tank weapons, and a single tank, as depicted at the end, wouldn't have lasted five minutes.
And what is with Brad's character jumping off his tank onto a German officer on horseback? This is straight out of a World War II comic.
The fact that this movie has such a high rating on IMDb is a sad reflection on the lack of knowledge about what really happened during the war.