If you watch the deleted scene where he tells Norman about his past, you learn he killed his girl and his brother while drunk in a car crash so he has nothing to go home to which is why he wants to die fighting
I like how Grady starts crying like most humans would do in that situation. Shows the raw side of war and not the macho soldier with no emotions in other movies
@@bigpoppapump8014 Ive been in 2 fire fights in afghanistan and yes I had emotion like his. As a 19D we are always surrounded and air support and artillery support takes forever not to mention how comms are so shitty in afghanistan so yeah it always feels shitty. Everyone wants to be a gangster until its time to do gangster shit.
My Uncle was a combat engineer in France. He participated somehow in the D-Day landings, but was later killed July 27th 1944 near Normandy at the head of his platoon. He was posthumously awarded the Bronze Star with Valor. RIP Lieutenant Norman Conrad Watkins. He's buried at Colleville-sur-Mer cemetery. Another life, another brave man gone too soon.
I pulled security for the 60th Anniversary of the landings back in 2004 near Point-du-Hoc/Omaha Beach on the Channel there in France while stationed in Germany, right after returning from Iraq. I was there for over a week and visited that cemetery a few times. It’s an absolutely beautiful place to be laid to rest, overlooking the English Channel with the Cliffs of Dover just visible. There was even an 80-year old woman there holding a sign thanking the troops for liberating her from Dachau as a child. Your uncle was a warrior, a good man, and laid to rest in one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen.
they are singing "SS marschiert in Feindesland" a very well known song amongst neo-nazis nowadays. (i'm not one of those psychopaths i just know of it)
They symbolize death because of the way they were. They were not westernized Germans with a civilized mentality. It's like what a great white shark represents. You can't reason with it, you can't shake hands, the only way is to fight them and that aint easy to do so you question your ability to survive-fear triggered The director did a great job of reminding people who they were, what they stood for and what our Grandads would have heard coming down the road but our Grandads are heroes as they did win!
My favorite thing about this movie is that the atmosphere makes it feel like an post-apocalyptic horror film more than a ww2 film. It really captures how terrible and depressing being there in that time period was.
Your right Shia was amazing …..this part alone when he looks at Pitt knowing full well it’s certain death if they stay and fight ……but he still stays with his friend
My grandfather was a loader just like Grady. He never spoke a word about the war to ANYONE (except maybe my grandmother). This movie hits my dad, my uncles, and myself like your wouldn't believe.
My great grandfather served in Vietnam, never told anyone about the war but later in his life he got really bad alzheimers that combined with his PTSD forced him to relive the worst parts of the war he was in. I never got to know him, and I never got to hear his stories or know what unit he served in. All I know is that he spent the last few years of his life crippled from having to relive every second of the war up until it killed him.
This is unarguably the most underrated war film ever made. The fact that this movie has no consideration for academy awards was mind boggling. Everyone knocked it out of the park with their performances and the story was incredible
not sure about that...i mean really, what other than a tank with its crew rolling through Germany is the point or message of this movie? i found the storyline to be almost non-existent.
My sergeant used to joke on deployment about how he would leave me to die if we got overrun. Joked about it multiple times. We used to joke all the time about how each other were going to die gruesome deaths and we would not miss each other. He ended up saving my life multiple times over those 13 months. Fury does a fantastic job of showing how men at combat will say the absolute worst things possible to each other, and even be horrible to each other, but will sacrifice themselves in a heartbeat to save your life.
I was in the army and I fucking hated some of the guys in the battalion. I would have taken the same risks for them that I would have for my close friends. That's being a soldier.
In reality, that tank crew would not have lasted even 10 minutes, because that zz unit had several troops carrying the deadly Panzerfaust anti tank weapon. The Panzerfaust was literally the world's first RPG
@@owen3721 Who knows?? It's a marching song to keep the troops marching & in good timing. All armies do it. When I was a Ranger at Fort Benning, we sung HEY HEY CAPTAIN JACK, as we marched for miles. We also did it on run in the rain & snow. It keeps your mind off of what you're doing. It also keeps your mind off of how tired & cold you are. It keeps you going that extra mile. . .
I don’t understand why they waited for the Germans to get so close. They should have fired a tank round straight down the centre of the German as they advance towards them. Plus opening fire with the 50cal, that would have killed more instead of waiting till they were on top of them.
That’s simple, you would’ve have paid the movie ticket or sat your little ass on that seat to watch the whole thing and enjoy 😂. Who does that, Hollywood!
I'd assume those panzershrecks would have been more of a pain in the ass if they were allowed to take cover in the treeline. Infantry at close range against an armored position and the element of surprise, I'd assume they would be able to take more of them out.
I love stories like this. It reminds me of the 3 Brazilian heroes that refused to surrender when they were outnumbered by a bunch of Nazi soldiers in WW2. They fought to death and even the german soldiers respected them enough to dig graves and bury them with a sign that said "here lies 3 Brazilian heroes".
One thing I disliked about this scene was their lack of obvious preparation. They should have moved all the 30 cal ammunition into the tank, collected any 8mm or 9mm other ammo and some appropriate weapons from the field and cleared a better field of fire. The fact that the main tank cannon also suffered a failure to extract a spent shell during this battle, rendering it useless, was a bit of a stretch too.
@@pjny21 Totally agree. Hollywood being hollywood I guess. Take the intel back and call in the arty. Still, there probably were and still are those that value duty over personal survival.
@@SevenStanesMBThe spoke to the CPT with the scar earlier in the movie and he told him they had nothing around, the tanks were going there because right down the road were mechanics and doctors with basically no infantry. That's the reason he wanted to hold the crossroads
Watching grady break down in that short moment is a tough thing. Right there you are watching a man come to realization that death is coming. Its chilling in a way.
"No its not what I want to do but it's what we're doing", so many real soldiers hav either said the same or thought it at some point during there service. Also him saying fvck it before they get ready is so awesome, he knows they most likely won't make it, but fvck it at least he gets to die with his brothers that he loves fighting for a good cause that's something a lot of ppl wish they could do
lol there's a difference between bravery and stupidity. For this sergeant to waste his men's lives on a pointless stand, is clearly stupidity. No commander in real life is stupid enough to make this decision. In real life, you value your men's lives, run while you still can, get to friendly territory, call an artillery strike, and live to fight another day. This is poor writing for this movie.
that line reminds me of the beach landings in Saving Private Ryan when someone yells "we're not we're supposed to be" and then someone yells back "no one is where is they're supposed to be!"
The timeline between the Germans being spotted and him running back to the tank and the dialogue and the set up of the german and setting the fires is unrealistic. They would not of had time to do all that. But, great movie.
This was a notoriously slow SS battalion. Or maybe they actually saw Norman and started marching and singing til they were sure he was gone, then they just kinda hung out and hoped they got scared off 😂
What I can at least appreciate in this scene, something I think would've been a real moment as well, is that Pitts character Don didn't even attempt to stop Norman from throwing his life away with him. He just accepted that Norman made that choice himself and immediately gave him an order.
My father as a mechanic in the Canadian army for over thirty years and the makeup artist in this movie nailed it. The grease and grime that covered their faces from the tank was accurate. Sort of a grey smudging. Such an amazing film.
Man say what you will about Shia as a person (which i will most likely agree with ) but man look at his face mostly his eyes in this scene when he’s staring at War Daddy, like his literally confused as to why he wont leave and wants to stay and its breaking his soul
Somewhat selfish in my opinion. He decides to seal their fate when he decided to stay and fight knowing they won’t leave him behind. Essentially giving them no choice. I get the stand and fight thing but damn they all died because of the decision…
I remember watching this in a veteran hospital with a lot of soldiers . Most of them couldn’t even finished watching this movie they all walked out some where just looking lost probably remembering what happened when they were at war . Pretty heartbreaking
Sure the movie wasn’t perfect but scenes like this made it worth while. I love the camaraderie of the crew. The closest thing to a real Fury story would be a Soviet KV-1 that held up a German advance in June of 1941 during the Battle of Raseiniai.
Wouldn’t it had been better to engage them at a distance? I understand the whole element of surprise but if they had engaged them from a distance they wouldn’t had been surrounded on all sides plus they could’ve just ran away and hid in a pre-made hiding spot after their ammo ran out and lived 🤷♂️
Absolutely! There were so many reasons to engage them at a distance. When you have a 76 mm gun and a tank -- distance is your friend. It's the infantry who wants to close the distance and engage with you at short range with the portable anti-tank weapons of that era. So they essentially gave up their tactical advantage by playing dead and letting the infantry surround them Plus, at distance it would have taken time for the Germans to realize the tank was immobile and maneuver around it. They could have engaged the Germans at a distance -- given them casualties - and then probably safely withdrawn when they started getting closer. The movie was pure fiction.
I read somewhere that the germans fought so hard and effectively because of the brothership they felt for eachother in ww2. Many germans reported to fight for their friends in the army. The heads of the army of germany knew this and they let many friendships form in platoons. They sometimes let platoons go back from the frontline when new soldiers joined the platoon so everyone could be friends before they went back to the frontline. In a way the germans fought more out of love than the allied forces did. I think that is quite an interesting thought as we see the germans in ww2 as the bad guys.
This was March or April of 1945. All the regular Wehrmatch had surrendered by that time or were willing to and about to. Those were the "good guys" who were defending their Country and were misled by propaganda. The only ones left were the radical true believers in Nazism- the SS and Gestapo. This situation is historically accurate. There were other holdouts as well in pockets. The sane ones were surrendering in droves while the insane ones fought a losing battle to the bitter end. It's a tragic story that included Japan, Italy, and others; and continues to this day with radical propaganda.
... in my opinion, as the young soldier was the lone survivor seen and left alive , shows that cruelty is in a hateful heart not Humanity. 🐕🦺🐑🐑🤍🌍🌎🌏🌔⛈️🥽🕯️🕊️✨🌙☄️🪶📜⏳🕰️⌚👑🗝️🧸🎒⛑️👓🧭🎒🩺🪖🕶️🥾
@@Geojr815 Hundreds of them. They also had vehicles, there wouldn't have been enough time to run and warn the Allies. So they decided to stall and take as many out as they can. Which proved fruitful by the end
@@triplemoyagames4195 yeah but there were so many Germans and not enough trucks to carry them so the battalion could only move as fast as those marching on foot
There are dozens of soldiers in the marching column with anti-tank weapons and in the ensuing battle only ONE is fired. Otherwise you shoot at TANKS with carbines and machine guns. Exactly my sense of humor. 😏
He gave the option and they all stayed. But in the end its about the mission. Also the young kid survived. And held off long enough for us troops to stop the ss advancement.
@@danielpickrell8311 of course they will stay, he's a family member for them...what was he thinking?? acting like his crew wont give a shit3?? and those SS aint advancing...they're making a last stand..Germany was toast that time..
I think that was sort of the point.. this movie is so great to me because it tries to depict people as they really are for the most part, which is a mixed bag. Some good and some bad, all mixed up into a single person.
In Saving Private Ryan, at the end of the movie the group defend the town because Ryan said it’s the only way he’ll willingly return home. What is the reason the crew of Fury stay and fight in this movie? I don’t see any strategic reasoning as to why they want a suicide mission as opposed to returning back into the larger invation force and be assigned a new tank and then join back into the war under more reasonable conditions. Not just “HOLD THE LINE” for no reason.
Savage scene. Awesome ending. 🎥🎞️🎬Cool movie. 👍 To the men & women ( family& friends) that fight our wars, 👑⚡God Bless you. ✨🕯️🌙⏳🪶📜✨🕊️💫♥️👑👣💙💞🤍💐☄️🗝️⚡✨Peace be with you.🙏❤️_✍️
By movie standards it was fine. If you're looking for "realistic portrayal" you're not looking in the right place, it's not a documentary. In real life the Shermans (especially Fury) would rip the Tiger to shreds at that distance. Or the Tiger would be firing from much, much further away. Would that be interesting from storytelling perspective? No. All those arm chair experts and historians who love to shit on this movie so much fail to grasp that all historical movies sacrifice some accuracy or realism for entertainment or suspense. Absolutely all. in terms of WW2 historical accuracy Fury is just one level below the top tier stuff like Saving Private Ryan or The Pacific.
Sometimes, when men have been in combat, everything else recedes into the distance. And men, having seen how cheap life has become; resolve to fight to the death.
Ich denke realistisch geseheb wäre die sache viel schneller geregelt gewesen. Mal ehrlich betrachtet. Aber auch wenn es natürlich blöde Nachwirkungen hatte war es schon sehr gut das das gesamte dinge (krieg) so ausgegangen ist 🙏
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When he says "stoooooop.What are you doing" with breaking voice.
Man it hurts.
He says, “Top”, which is usually the namesake for a First Sergeant of a Battery, or the highest in command for a platoon or squad.
@@dropkickirish4449 No
@ConstanceDisicpline nice elaboration phuck nut
@@dropkickirish4449 no he said STOP to deescalate the yelling.
@@dropkickirish4449 No
If you watch the deleted scene where he tells Norman about his past, you learn he killed his girl and his brother while drunk in a car crash so he has nothing to go home to which is why he wants to die fighting
WOW si es verdad nose porque la eliminaron
I know right it's seems like All the deleted scenes should have not been deleted at all 😔✌️
They also need to hold that cross road otherwise the ss would have wiped out a whole battalion
what song were the germans singing
Fun fact: the name of his brother is also norman
I like how Grady starts crying like most humans would do in that situation. Shows the raw side of war and not the macho soldier with no emotions in other movies
what song were the germans singing
@@owen3721 idk
@@Bos396 I found it it’s called SS marschiert in feindesland
you ever been to war? how do you know what most humans do in this situation?
@@bigpoppapump8014 Ive been in 2 fire fights in afghanistan and yes I had emotion like his. As a 19D we are always surrounded and air support and artillery support takes forever not to mention how comms are so shitty in afghanistan so yeah it always feels shitty. Everyone wants to be a gangster until its time to do gangster shit.
My Uncle was a combat engineer in France. He participated somehow in the D-Day landings, but was later killed July 27th 1944 near Normandy at the head of his platoon. He was posthumously awarded the Bronze Star with Valor. RIP Lieutenant Norman Conrad Watkins. He's buried at Colleville-sur-Mer cemetery. Another life, another brave man gone too soon.
I thank your uncle for his ultimate sacrifice against true evil. I pray that he has found peace in the beyond.
My great great uncle was also called Norman, he passed on sword beach on D-day
Thanks to your uncle for his service.
I pulled security for the 60th Anniversary of the landings back in 2004 near Point-du-Hoc/Omaha Beach on the Channel there in France while stationed in Germany, right after returning from Iraq. I was there for over a week and visited that cemetery a few times. It’s an absolutely beautiful place to be laid to rest, overlooking the English Channel with the Cliffs of Dover just visible. There was even an 80-year old woman there holding a sign thanking the troops for liberating her from Dachau as a child.
Your uncle was a warrior, a good man, and laid to rest in one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen.
When Norman says I'm Staying with you" and the music starts changing I cant help but shed a tear.
man Shia absolutely kills this role/part. such an underrated actor! he was phenomenal in lawless too!
I believe this role rejuvenated his career!!!!
No wonder he is messed up in the head
You seen American honey??? He kills it in that as well
@@rickybaldner5142 i have not!
he's at the worst a top 5 male actor in hollywood. a genius who didn't have the desire to go full brad pitt and do more movies every year
Hearing the SS singing in the distance then slowly getting louder still gives me the chills
Scary 😮
Sound of death ☠️ wounder what they were signing
@@KKH57 it's a song, "ss marschiert in feindesland"
they are singing "SS marschiert in Feindesland" a very well known song amongst neo-nazis nowadays. (i'm not one of those psychopaths i just know of it)
They symbolize death because of the way they were. They were not westernized Germans with a civilized mentality. It's like what a great white shark represents. You can't reason with it, you can't shake hands, the only way is to fight them and that aint easy to do so you question your ability to survive-fear triggered
The director did a great job of reminding people who they were, what they stood for and what our Grandads would have heard coming down the road but our Grandads are heroes as they did win!
The most beautiful part is:
"Grady come on."
Those two won't leave each other.
My favorite thing about this movie is that the atmosphere makes it feel like an post-apocalyptic horror film more than a ww2 film. It really captures how terrible and depressing being there in that time period was.
I thought the same thing! I feel like their tank crew is one of the last relics of humanity fighting against overwhelming powers, clinging on to hope.
@@chefduke3719 even the way the Americans act in this film feel like survivors of a dystopian society more than soldiers
Yeah I know what you mean. Even the weather looks dismal and gray. It’s basically an overcast throughout the whole film.
They effectively had, they invaded a ruined continent @@logger22
Totally agree. The background music is eerie which adds to the depressing feeling.
Shia is on another level in this movie. How did he not win an Oscar! All of them did amazing, one of the best acting performances
Personally, I think Bernthal is the one who really hit it out of the park.
Its not that special lol
Your right Shia was amazing …..this part alone when he looks at Pitt knowing full well it’s certain death if they stay and fight ……but he still stays with his friend
@@django3422 O yeah, his fear to death but couldnt leave his brothers, he played that really well.
@@edwardwongliupepelutivrusk1262 Yeah, he managed to show an incredible combination of fear, vulnerability and courage.
My grandfather was a loader just like Grady. He never spoke a word about the war to ANYONE (except maybe my grandmother). This movie hits my dad, my uncles, and myself like your wouldn't believe.
Stop with the dramatic bullshit 😂
@@Perseus6797 Would you say that to a WW2 vet?
@@marc-etiennemercier6584 I’d say it anyone clearly lying, yes.
@@Perseus6797 and I guess your great wisdom makes you spot lies everywhere without question, right?
My great grandfather served in Vietnam, never told anyone about the war but later in his life he got really bad alzheimers that combined with his PTSD forced him to relive the worst parts of the war he was in.
I never got to know him, and I never got to hear his stories or know what unit he served in. All I know is that he spent the last few years of his life crippled from having to relive every second of the war up until it killed him.
04:20 shane rubbing the back of his head, "let me tell ya sumthin'..."
"Oh god, here's the rambling About How Im A Better Father for the 176Th Time!"-Rick Grimes
Incredibly acted scene. The emotions were amazing as were the glassy eyes of Shia.
Best quote of the movie. "It's not what I wanna do but it's what were doin"
This is unarguably the most underrated war film ever made. The fact that this movie has no consideration for academy awards was mind boggling. Everyone knocked it out of the park with their performances and the story was incredible
It's a true beauty of a movie,Not on saving private ryan level but it's great.
not sure about that...i mean really, what other than a tank with its crew rolling through Germany is the point or message of this movie? i found the storyline to be almost non-existent.
My sergeant used to joke on deployment about how he would leave me to die if we got overrun. Joked about it multiple times. We used to joke all the time about how each other were going to die gruesome deaths and we would not miss each other.
He ended up saving my life multiple times over those 13 months.
Fury does a fantastic job of showing how men at combat will say the absolute worst things possible to each other, and even be horrible to each other, but will sacrifice themselves in a heartbeat to save your life.
No one cares
@@Daveg250870 you cared enough to comment 😉
Like family
I was in the army and I fucking hated some of the guys in the battalion. I would have taken the same risks for them that I would have for my close friends. That's being a soldier.
The brotherhood of this movie is incredible.
Its FAKE American romantic vision... Zero reality... Zero truth
Shia LaBeouf should have won an Oscar JUST for this scene!
This is pathetic! American style pathetic!
Z
I have to agree
Riiiiiiiiiiiiight
Yea that stare expressed so much. They all knew they were dying there together.
Nah honourable acting yes Oscar no
In reality, that tank crew would not have lasted even 10 minutes, because that zz unit had several troops carrying the deadly Panzerfaust anti tank weapon. The Panzerfaust was literally the world's first RPG
what song were the germans singing
@@owen3721 Who knows?? It's a marching song to keep the troops marching & in good timing. All armies do it. When I was a Ranger at Fort Benning, we sung HEY HEY CAPTAIN JACK, as we marched for miles. We also did it on run in the rain & snow. It keeps your mind off of what you're doing. It also keeps your mind off of how tired & cold you are. It keeps you going that extra mile. . .
C130 rolling down the strip…
@@owen3721the song is called "Teufelslied" but this version is fast
But then the movie would be over real quick. You gotta draw the line with accuracy somewhere if you making a ww2 film, or any film based on history
I don’t understand why they waited for the Germans to get so close. They should have fired a tank round straight down the centre of the German as they advance towards them. Plus opening fire with the 50cal, that would have killed more instead of waiting till they were on top of them.
Hollywood
That’s simple, you would’ve have paid the movie ticket or sat your little ass on that seat to watch the whole thing and enjoy 😂. Who does that, Hollywood!
So you really think they would be marching in a bulk during daylight 😂 keep on gloryfying this bullshit
Let’s put logic into Hollywood movie 😂
I'd assume those panzershrecks would have been more of a pain in the ass if they were allowed to take cover in the treeline. Infantry at close range against an armored position and the element of surprise, I'd assume they would be able to take more of them out.
I love stories like this. It reminds me of the 3 Brazilian heroes that refused to surrender when they were outnumbered by a bunch of Nazi soldiers in WW2. They fought to death and even the german soldiers respected them enough to dig graves and bury them with a sign that said "here lies 3 Brazilian heroes".
what song were the germans singing
@@owen3721 Dunno... Probably something about not wanting to be there fighting crazy Brazilians who didnt give a F....
😂
Where did the Brazilians fight?
Italy. There was a Brazilian Corp there.
One thing I disliked about this scene was their lack of obvious preparation. They should have moved all the 30 cal ammunition into the tank, collected any 8mm or 9mm other ammo and some appropriate weapons from the field and cleared a better field of fire. The fact that the main tank cannon also suffered a failure to extract a spent shell during this battle, rendering it useless, was a bit of a stretch too.
Leaving the ammo can on the outside was a weird writing choice.
@@pjny21 Totally agree. Hollywood being hollywood I guess. Take the intel back and call in the arty. Still, there probably were and still are those that value duty over personal survival.
@@SevenStanesMBThe spoke to the CPT with the scar earlier in the movie and he told him they had nothing around, the tanks were going there because right down the road were mechanics and doctors with basically no infantry. That's the reason he wanted to hold the crossroads
@@jessemiguel3872 Ah cool! Must have missed that. Thanks.
Good eye soldier, that attention to detail couldn’t be fit into a theater length film
Watching grady break down in that short moment is a tough thing. Right there you are watching a man come to realization that death is coming. Its chilling in a way.
Their sacrifice saved the lives of others.
what song were the germans singing
"No its not what I want to do but it's what we're doing", so many real soldiers hav either said the same or thought it at some point during there service.
Also him saying fvck it before they get ready is so awesome, he knows they most likely won't make it, but fvck it at least he gets to die with his brothers that he loves fighting for a good cause that's something a lot of ppl wish they could do
Imagine how terrifying the German military was
lol there's a difference between bravery and stupidity. For this sergeant to waste his men's lives on a pointless stand, is clearly stupidity. No commander in real life is stupid enough to make this decision. In real life, you value your men's lives, run while you still can, get to friendly territory, call an artillery strike, and live to fight another day. This is poor writing for this movie.
what song were the germans singing
that line reminds me of the beach landings in Saving Private Ryan when someone yells "we're not we're supposed to be" and then someone yells back "no one is where is they're supposed to be!"
The timeline between the Germans being spotted and him running back to the tank and the dialogue and the set up of the german and setting the fires is unrealistic. They would not of had time to do all that. But, great movie.
what song were the germans singing
It’s called hollywood sci-fi 😂
@@owen3721 SS Marschiert in Feindesland I think it’s nicknamed the devils song. Even their music sounds dark
This was a notoriously slow SS battalion. Or maybe they actually saw Norman and started marching and singing til they were sure he was gone, then they just kinda hung out and hoped they got scared off 😂
Your not wrong but also they would have had a few minutes though probably close to 10 maybe 15
He can see them with his bare eyes but they can't see the tank on the path
what song were the germans singing
I don’t think it was what he saw but the song in which they were singing
@@owen3721 Marschiert in Feindesland
“Whatcha mean you gonna hold the- THE TANKS BUSTED” That made me laugh alittle
1:00
The song is called pa vikingtog. It's the anthem of the Viking Division of the German Nazi SS.
The colorgading of the movie and the atmosphere is incredible
We gonna hold this cross road
WHAT YOU MEAN WE GONNA HOLD.....THE TANKS BUSTED
what song were the germans singing
THE TANKS FUCKING BUSTED TOP!!
@@daltoncrowder8918yeah you said that
What I can at least appreciate in this scene, something I think would've been a real moment as well, is that Pitts character Don didn't even attempt to stop Norman from throwing his life away with him. He just accepted that Norman made that choice himself and immediately gave him an order.
Few men hold battalion ,few brave men ,but it was a suicide, they could have returned back to their regiment
Those SS units were no joke, they were like the German equivalent of the Japanese. Extremely fanatical and would fight to the death.
My father as a mechanic in the Canadian army for over thirty years and the makeup artist in this movie nailed it. The grease and grime that covered their faces from the tank was accurate. Sort of a grey smudging. Such an amazing film.
Who's ever been in combat knows that is a powerful scene. Especially if you have to decide.
1:15 the dudes comes running back and bradd pit asks, why arent you at your post ? damn, figure it out eienstein
“whatchu mean you’re gonna hold this-the tank is busted” grady was funny w out actually intending to be
one of the best war movies ever! I've probably watched it over a dozen times.
they carry so much anti tank guns and it took them 15 min in the fight to remember they have them lol
In real Life the Fight would BE last 2 minutes
bunch of great actors. perfect casting
Jon bernthals acting in this scene was great. He knew what's staying most likely meant.
Man say what you will about Shia as a person (which i will most likely agree with ) but man look at his face mostly his eyes in this scene when he’s staring at War Daddy, like his literally confused as to why he wont leave and wants to stay and its breaking his soul
4:41 ........ Piano part
At the end it made me cry when the crew leader tells Norman to go
This is the best scene by far! Shias best acting here!
Love how the new guy P-whips them all into staying and he's the only one who survives 😂
Somewhat selfish in my opinion. He decides to seal their fate when he decided to stay and fight knowing they won’t leave him behind. Essentially giving them no choice. I get the stand and fight thing but damn they all died because of the decision…
As a German, I confirm that in school we still learn to sing with our mouth shut.
smh Hollywood..
Id run to if i knew it was an SS Battalion. Every one of them over 6 ft tall and trained machines.
So many top actors in this movie.
Essentially he is killing them all here. He’s stuck focused on his past story.
I remember watching this in a veteran hospital with a lot of soldiers . Most of them couldn’t even finished watching this movie they all walked out some where just looking lost probably remembering what happened when they were at war . Pretty heartbreaking
i love how hector is in this movie still
Always wonder what's the song name
Poetic lisence. Good film. Entertainment. Stop nitpicking. Great stuff.
Check out the vet (of China's People's Liberation Army) reacting to Fury with his son - always good to see it from the other side
Never seen the movie but YT randomly recommended me some clips to peak my interest.
Sure the movie wasn’t perfect but scenes like this made it worth while. I love the camaraderie of the crew. The closest thing to a real Fury story would be a Soviet KV-1 that held up a German advance in June of 1941 during the Battle of Raseiniai.
Wouldn’t it had been better to engage them at a distance? I understand the whole element of surprise but if they had engaged them from a distance they wouldn’t had been surrounded on all sides plus they could’ve just ran away and hid in a pre-made hiding spot after their ammo ran out and lived 🤷♂️
Absolutely! There were so many reasons to engage them at a distance. When you have a 76 mm gun and a tank -- distance is your friend. It's the infantry who wants to close the distance and engage with you at short range with the portable anti-tank weapons of that era. So they essentially gave up their tactical advantage by playing dead and letting the infantry surround them Plus, at distance it would have taken time for the Germans to realize the tank was immobile and maneuver around it. They could have engaged the Germans at a distance -- given them casualties - and then probably safely withdrawn when they started getting closer. The movie was pure fiction.
I read somewhere that the germans fought so hard and effectively because of the brothership they felt for eachother in ww2. Many germans reported to fight for their friends in the army. The heads of the army of germany knew this and they let many friendships form in platoons. They sometimes let platoons go back from the frontline when new soldiers joined the platoon so everyone could be friends before they went back to the frontline. In a way the germans fought more out of love than the allied forces did. I think that is quite an interesting thought as we see the germans in ww2 as the bad guys.
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Is this the only movie depicting the tank warfare in finer details ?
That shit would've been terrifying.
This was March or April of 1945. All the regular Wehrmatch had surrendered by that time or were willing to and about to. Those were the "good guys" who were defending their Country and were misled by propaganda. The only ones left were the radical true believers in Nazism- the SS and Gestapo. This situation is historically accurate. There were other holdouts as well in pockets. The sane ones were surrendering in droves while the insane ones fought a losing battle to the bitter end. It's a tragic story that included Japan, Italy, and others; and continues to this day with radical propaganda.
Best way to especially Germany during WW2 Germans aren’t N@zis N@zis are German big deference
Honestly, I know there are magnificent ww2 movies but fury touched me the most while it s fictional my favourite movie of all time
The german march song is the song
SS marschiert in feindes land 😊
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@@owen3721I saw you asking that everywhere lmao
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Teufelsleid is the name of the song
... in my opinion, as the young soldier was the lone survivor seen and left alive , shows that cruelty is in a hateful heart not Humanity. 🐕🦺🐑🐑🤍🌍🌎🌏🌔⛈️🥽🕯️🕊️✨🌙☄️🪶📜⏳🕰️⌚👑🗝️🧸🎒⛑️👓🧭🎒🩺🪖🕶️🥾
what song were the germans singing
Shia legit pulled one his teeth out for this role because he thought that's how the charecter would have been.
Wouldn’t it make more sense to run back to the American lines and warn them about the Germans?
The tank was done, and wouldn't be enough time
@@triplemoyagames4195 the Germans were all just marching though
@@Geojr815 Hundreds of them. They also had vehicles, there wouldn't have been enough time to run and warn the Allies. So they decided to stall and take as many out as they can. Which proved fruitful by the end
@@triplemoyagames4195 yeah but there were so many Germans and not enough trucks to carry them so the battalion could only move as fast as those marching on foot
@@triplemoyagames4195 hey bro then foot 🦶 if for what??they could easily ran away and warn their allies
Brad Pitt plays it very well. If you look at his eyes when he knows it's SS. He knows he's dead. That happened back then for sure
I love that they're so loud they aren't even worried about people discovering them
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Man just woke up, probs been dreaming of all those cadavers he seen.
Great movie by all means
They should make a prequel to this movie.
There are a lot of deleted scenes from this movie which is my favorite of new war movies. I like it more than BoB and Pacific.
I just noticed how foggy it is when you see the SS troops up close. That's a nice touch because otherwise they'd be very open to Allied airpower.
I swear if they come or I have to go I’m ready..
A knocked-out tank with crew destroys an entire SS battalion. welcome to Hollywood...
Audey Murphy?
Best war movie in the last 26 years, the last one that hit similar vibes was Saving Private Ryan.
There are dozens of soldiers in the marching column with anti-tank weapons and in the ensuing battle only ONE is fired. Otherwise you shoot at TANKS with carbines and machine guns. Exactly my sense of humor. 😏
commander is so selfish and self-righteous, instead of hiding to fight another day, he let his whole team get killed...smh
He gave the option and they all stayed. But in the end its about the mission. Also the young kid survived. And held off long enough for us troops to stop the ss advancement.
@@danielpickrell8311 of course they will stay, he's a family member for them...what was he thinking?? acting like his crew wont give a shit3??
and those SS aint advancing...they're making a last stand..Germany was toast that time..
I think that was sort of the point.. this movie is so great to me because it tries to depict people as they really are for the most part, which is a mixed bag. Some good and some bad, all mixed up into a single person.
Pretty good singing from the SS battalion, considering hardly any of them are moving their mouths.
An entire SS battalion some of which have anti tank weapons and they manage to fight them off 😂 Right ...
Reading my mind
Du bist stimmt
Фильм про то, как немцы потеряли по дороге все фаустпатроны и кумулятивные гранаты
Да.
I enjoyed it for what it was a movie.
In Saving Private Ryan, at the end of the movie the group defend the town because Ryan said it’s the only way he’ll willingly return home. What is the reason the crew of Fury stay and fight in this movie? I don’t see any strategic reasoning as to why they want a suicide mission as opposed to returning back into the larger invation force and be assigned a new tank and then join back into the war under more reasonable conditions. Not just “HOLD THE LINE” for no reason.
I love this movie, ever!!! Love from indonesia . ❤
“Best job I’ve ever had”💯
Not many men you can call a brother. 🙏 I got all my boys. 🙏
My favourite scene of brotherhood. Ever
"We got a cannon!" nuf said
I want back those uniforms.
By far one of the best war films ever
Savage scene. Awesome ending. 🎥🎞️🎬Cool movie. 👍 To the men & women ( family& friends) that fight our wars, 👑⚡God Bless you. ✨🕯️🌙⏳🪶📜✨🕊️💫♥️👑👣💙💞🤍💐☄️🗝️⚡✨Peace be with you.🙏❤️_✍️
what song were the germans singing
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One of the best ww2 movies. Though the Tiger scene could've been so much better.
By movie standards it was fine.
If you're looking for "realistic portrayal" you're not looking in the right place, it's not a documentary. In real life the Shermans (especially Fury) would rip the Tiger to shreds at that distance. Or the Tiger would be firing from much, much further away. Would that be interesting from storytelling perspective? No.
All those arm chair experts and historians who love to shit on this movie so much fail to grasp that all historical movies sacrifice some accuracy or realism for entertainment or suspense. Absolutely all. in terms of WW2 historical accuracy Fury is just one level below the top tier stuff like Saving Private Ryan or The Pacific.
@@jackiemortes what're you talking about? Even at close range the Shermans couldn't penetrate the Tiger's front armor.
@@kristelvidhi5038 75mm Sherman probably couldn't, but both Fury and the third Sherman could, they're 76mm gun tanks.
@@jackiemortes the T34 had a 76.2mm and that couldn't penetrate the Tiger's armor.
@@kristelvidhi5038 Short range they could do damage. That's why the T-34s charged at Kursk
Sometimes, when men have been in combat, everything else recedes into the distance. And men, having seen how cheap life has become; resolve to fight to the death.
I’m staying here with you best line ever
Im gonna hold this crossroad... SOLDIER ❤.
damn this was a great movie
I’d rather die for something I believe in than live for nothing
Ich denke realistisch geseheb wäre die sache viel schneller geregelt gewesen. Mal ehrlich betrachtet. Aber auch wenn es natürlich blöde Nachwirkungen hatte war es schon sehr gut das das gesamte dinge (krieg) so ausgegangen ist 🙏