Ya..But..

Rating: 7/10 (16 December 2015)

Yeah it's not the best film. In short the title says it all; the film reflects the fury felt by people fighting in war. This, like many other films, reminds us that war is hell.
What's the point? To exhibit the growth of a bond that is forced to grow or they all die. They all depend on each other for the tank to operate.
One small aspect that makes this film worth while is the way the kid is not killed in the end. As was portrayed in the beginning the kid does not want to partake in killing or the war in general. When the audience sees that he is spotted but the German soldier, the common trope of thought is to expect that the kid's goose is cooked. This film reminds us that all of the soldiers, on both sides, were humans. This one, like the kid, had no interest in causing more death. For t was a possibility that both of these characters were forced into the war and that it went against their values and morals. This is an interesting thought which is off=ten attempted at being explored, but never done sow well. in Saving Private Ryan Upton saves the German, but he ends up killing his mates. Fury shows, the often unconsidered, morally-equated Nazi.