Sometimes it looks like a first person shooter

Rating: 8/10 (23 October 2014)

Last night I watched "Fury"... It's a good movie. Actually, it is a great propaganda movie. Who was at war can identify a dose of reality in this movie, although sometimes it looks like a first person shooter. It is impossible that a tank surrounded by soldiers with anti-tank weapons survive as long as the Fury remained at the end of the movie. Fury is certainly worth a look. Fans of the genre and fans of Brad Pitt will most appreciate this movie. After watching this, I look at the killing of children in Afghanistan, Iraq or Syria with a lot less conviction. How it sounds "Taliban youth" (German word for youth), "terrorist youth", "chemical weapons youth"... Or collateral damage remains politically acceptable term?