This is also called a war movie?

On the screen, the German Tiger tank hit the U.S. M10 tank with armor-piercing shells, and immediately caused an explosion inside the M10. The base of the turret was violently lifted, and explosives were ejected from the rear, but there was no flame or gas at the bullet holes on the front steel plate. Squirt out. For such special effects, I want to say that it is not scientific.

In addition, a battalion of elite German soldiers would rather use bazookas, machine guns, and grenades to attack a U.S. tank that has lost power and is helpless than the simplest fire attack. This is simply ignoring military common sense. Is discrediting the audience's IQ.

Once upon a time, when Marshal Manstein led the 11th Army in the Battle of Crimea, he did not have an armored unit, but commanded German infantry to repel hundreds of Soviet troops in an unobstructed open saline-alkali area. With the coordinated attack of tanks and aircraft, how can the SS, which is so powerful and far more powerful than the ordinary defense force, be so unbearable in front of a broken tank?

Derogating the opponent too much, but accidentally lifted himself into a pig that flew into the sky. Such an arrangement makes people shake their heads.

The most intolerable thing is that a Nazi soldier in the film found the "machine" hiding under the tank, and he actually smiled and floated away. Is this too bloody? I know that the director wants to express that the German army is not all humans and animals, and there are good people in the German army. Just like the German girl who fell in love with the "machine", there is brutality and tenderness in the war, but the expression here is illogical.

Not to mention that these Germans are fanatical Nazis who have been completely brainwashed to defend the head of state to the death. Even ordinary Wehrmacht soldiers, after several hours of fierce fighting, especially after witnessing the sacrifices of many of their comrades in arms, their eyes should have been killed. Red, how can it be possible to have universal sentiments at this time and show mercy to the enemy's live-minded men?

Compared with the previous scene where Pete intimidated the "machine" to shoot German prisoners of war, the plot of the Nazis letting go of the "machines" at this time is simply praising the Nazis' rhythm that is more humane than the US military!

Such a film full of loopholes is not worth watching, let alone recommending.

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