WTF? Writer for The Atlantic recommends skipping WWII movie 'Fury' — unless 'you're a fascist' [Video]

FURY is the most sadistic, jingoistic, and militaristic movie I've seen in a long time. Tarantino-levels of violence with none of the wit.

— Noah Gittell (@ReelChanger) October 10, 2014

@ReelChanger Doesn't sound good. Recommend seeing it?

— Courtney Boyce (@BoyceCourtney) October 10, 2014

@BoyceCourtney Not unless you're a fascist!

— Noah Gittell (@ReelChanger) October 10, 2014

@ReelChanger you realize that the soldiers in the movie were fighting actual fascists, right?

— rjwest21 (@rjwest21) October 10, 2014

Oh, and FURY has absolute no chance at Oscars. It's far too pro-war for the left-leaning Academy.

— Noah Gittell (@ReelChanger) October 10, 2014

Don't be surprised to hear some warhawking Congressional candidates reference it on the campaign trail.

— Noah Gittell (@ReelChanger) October 10, 2014

@jtLOL @ReelChanger So — it portrays what war is actually like?

— bfwebster (@bfwebster) October 10, 2014

@bfwebster No, it celebrates it.

— Noah Gittell (@ReelChanger) October 10, 2014

@ReelChanger Well, since my dad fought in both WW2 and Vietnam, I don't see that as a bad thing.

— bfwebster (@bfwebster) October 10, 2014

@bfwebster Okay, well, we disagree. You can make an argument that killing is a necessary evil, but this movie goes much further than that.

— Noah Gittell (@ReelChanger) October 10, 2014