Fury stars off great, but quickly loses momentum

Rating: 1/10 (15 January 2015)

I'm amazed at how Hollywod directors keep insulting the intelligence of movie-goers, by doing this kind of ww-2 movies and claiming to be realistic. Don't get me wrong, the scenery and props were top-notch, real shermans and tiger were used in the film, so it has a slick image and production. The acting is also decent, but here it all goes downhill.
The epic adventures of Brad Pitt begins in Germany, soon to surrender, ready to save the world. They quickly introduce a lot of characters that don't contribute to any of the already lacking plot and die just as fast.
Early on, they charge at some German PAK anti-tank guns, in a fight that you can pass as being plausible. Next, they clear a town where again, this time, the PAK crew misses from less than 200m and having the surprise advantage. Moving on...
Now we experience some boring scenes, just so that the characters develop a little emotion and morals, even the soft-hearted kid begins to obsess over killing Germans.
We soon get dragged into a tank battle that starts off promising, with 4 Shermans pitted against a Tiger. Looks like the Allies have slight advantage. Yet, again, for the sake of grief and suffering, we see some epic John Woo tank combat, 3 secondary Shermans take the fall and our heroes emerge victorious after missing about 3-4 shots each.(As a side note, Tiger's armor was all-round the same; 80mm).
Now it gets insulting. The last fight is basically a Call of Duty 2 mission made to movie, easy difficulty, Germans just swarm a disabled tank just to get crippled by heavy losses and retarded path-finding. This scene might be called "so bad it's good", in that it often produces laughter in the viewer.
tl;dr Watch if you want to see the greatest piece of WW2 action- movie ever.