The Chieftain's Hatch: Fury's Tiger Standoff

Walter_Sobchak, on Oct 03 2014 - 14:44, said: My big concern is that the film is directed by David Ayer.  His other big WW2 film, which was trumpeted at the time for it's realism and attention to detail, was U-571 (he was the writer.)  The film deviated from reality so much that the British Prime Minister wrote a letter calling it "affront to the memories" of those involved in the original events.  From Wiki:     The film has numerous inaccuracies and features scenes that stretch the limits of believability.  The climax of the film features two WW2 submarines in an underwater battle.  Anyone with a basic knowledge of WW2 submarine warfare would recognize this as extremely unlikely.    However, probably the worst thing about U-571 was what was left on the cutting room floor.  In the original version of the film, the character played by musician/actor Jon Bon Jovi is decapitated by flying debris.  This scene was cut from the film in order to avoid an "R" rating.  Personally, I think seeing Bon Jovi getting his head cut off would have gone a very long ways toward redeeming the film.  We can only hope there is a similar scene in Fury for Shia LeBoeuf.