FURY (2014) Reaction & Commentary | FIRST TIME WATCHING
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- You all voted in the RUclips poll, so here's my reaction to FURY from 2014.
Guys, I was not prepared. This one was heavy.
Mind blowing performances by Brad Pitt, Shia LaBeouf, Logan Lerman, Michael Pena, and Jon Bernthal. I mean, COME ON! What a cast!
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The green bullets are tracer rounds,one of every 5 rounds is tracer,like marker where you shoot
I was hoping someone would come here and tell her that...I was saying tracers...tracers...lol
@@bryondavis2173 Tracer rounds
@bulgariannationalist5719 yeah yeah tracer rounds ...I've shot them and they're cool ...I've always called them tracers
It's also true that they've been overused in this film, especially green ones.
Depends on the conflict. Korea they ran all tracers on some positions.
6:41 The reason for them being mean to him originally is because they probably have seen so many of their friends and comrades die at this point they don't want to get close to another person just to see them die.
The harshness is a result of war which is unforgiving, men which are hardened at this point. So a little fear is just the fire he needs to temper him and try to prepare him mentally for what he might see. Sort of to create a shell for him to hide in. Otherwise a fresh mind going into combat might literally collapse and he might literally go insane. Men are good at creating barriers in their minds to protect against horrors he might witness. So really they are doing him a favor.
@9:10 the green bullets are called tracer rounds. Used for the gunner to get a better picture of where his bullets are going/hitting. Usually there would be a tracer bullet per every few rounds.
"Ideals are peaceful. History is violent."
Fun Fact: All of the extras are British military or former military. One scene had 350 extras.
Gun Enthusiast Fact: Brad Pitt shoots several German soldiers with a German-made Sturmgewehr 44, also known as a StG 44, the world's first successful assault rifle.
Tank Enthusiast Fact: The second time a genuine Tiger I tank has been used in the production of a WWII film. It features "Tiger 131" from the UK's Bovington Tank Museum, the only fully functioning Tiger I tank in the world.
Historical Fact: Despite the dramatic ending, it should be mentioned that the Ordnance Battalion attached to the 2nd Armored Division would have had Fury cleaned, painted inside, patched, repaired, and released in about 48 hours. The Sherman tanks seen in this movie were considered the weakest of tanks at that time period. However, the L55 M1A2 76mm gun mounted on Fury was capable of penetrating the front armor of the Tiger tank at ranges up to 700 meters, more if HVAP ammo was used.
Who normal considers Shermans the weakest tanks of the period? History shows that they were the best.
One vet once said: “don’t call me a hero, I’m no hero I was lucky all the hero’s are dead and I will never forget them as long as I live”
I’m sure there are many veterans that have this same thought.😔
"Wait till you see what a man can do to another man" that's deep.
Lmao there is no way to ease a man into war 😂
A girl can dream! Lol
During initial training soldiers who will serve in combat specialties are treated more harshly than those who will be in service and support, such as a clerk typist, so they are better prepared for what they'll have to do. Having a totally green service guy inserted into a combat team would require some fast toughening up, both physically and mentally, meaning zero hand holding. A similar character is in the excellent war movie "Saving Private Ryan".
FYI - The Geneva Convention allows The immediate Execution of soldiers caught wearing Their Enemy's Uniform , with no trial and It's NOT A War Crime.
Very good information to know. Thank you for sharing!☺️
Is that still allowed today?
@@roguetrooperblue Yes. It's called " Perfidy", it's considered a war crime on par with approaching The Enemy with a White Flag as though you intended to surrender, then when you're Close, attacking, rather than surrendering.
@@NickWilly-yi5xb Interesting I wonder if there are cases of either of those things happening in recent history
@@roguetrooperblue "Seek and ye shall Find".
They are able to kill the enemy if they disguise themselves as one of you
Well that makes sense!
I think the best thing this film portrays is that war is not some honourable thing where the “good guys” are all lovely and heroic. And the “bad guys” are all terrible and evil. In war everyone gets dirty, everyone does terrible things and no individual soldier, sailor or airman wins in war as an individual you just try to survive.
The tank that they fought against was the Tiger one tank, one of the best tanks of the entire war.
Not the best tank only had a good gun and good armor that's it everything else about the tiger was shit it broken down easily maintenance was a nightmare especially when having to change or fix the suspension it was underpowered so it's speed and maneuverability was garbage it was extremely heavy which limited it it was a massive target it couldent be built it large numbers tiger 1 variants used different parts so parts couldent be interchanged between vehicles im sorry but I'm tired of everyone saying the tiger is the best tank when it's not
@@freedomefighterbrony9053 That's because it was designed to be a stationery unit. It wasn't built for the way it was being used.
@freedomefighterbrony9053,
Actually the Tiger I was surprisingly quite good in mobility for such a heavy (56 ton) tank in WW2 and it actually had superior flotation on soft ground than the Sherman due to its much wider tracks. It's engine was not great to push such a weight but of handled with care break downs could be reduced.
The overall operational average % of Tigers in 1944/45 was around 70%. Good for a heavy tank.
Ergonomics were excellent.
@@lyndoncmp5751 and then you tried to cross a bridge with it.
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Tigers crossed lots of bridges. Bridges that wouldn't take Tigers probably wouldn't take Shermans either.
Can’t get enough of Shia in this film
He’s so freaking good in this!
Unbelievably fabulous! He’s a talented guy for sure.
Was talking with a friend about some underrated war movies. for Vietnam "Hamburger Hill" (1987) for WW1 "The Lighthoresmen" (1987) an Australian war film/ for WW2 "The Cross of Iron" (1977) there are so many movies but these 3 are considered very well made movies deff worth watching
8:36 mark - Yes every job in the Army has a school you would go too. (esp for combat arms ) Normally but in war time you could be given on the job training
It pretty well universally sucked being a replacement. Common theme in many of these, people wouldn't want to get to know you. Most part your training is abbreviated but if you had a specialty role you would get that. My grandfather was a replacement waist gunner on b17, did a few weeks of flight and aerial gunnery training then off to Italy, few weeks later, his plane was shot down over Bleschhammer and POW for the rest of the war. You were expected to come and go, especially in the high casualty roles like aircrew. Required to fly 35 missions but your life expectancy was around 10 although that improved slightly towards the end.
3:15 well considering shia LaBeouf pulled one of his teeth out and stopped showering for this movie, on top of this he got into a fight with scott eastwood for spitting on "his" tank.. i would say yeah it definitely took a toll on them!
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"the male experience" the movie.
1945 edition
Tracer rounds are very real in the military, especially in the US military! I really enjoyed your reaction to this film. Great editing cutie 💯🌚💯😍🌹💯💯💯
Thank you so much for the support! Editing credit is not mine to take though. That all goes to the boyfriend!
@@RickieReacts lucky guy.
The German soldier was wearing an American coat and he was more than likely firing at The Americans which very loosely could be described as him hiding who he is to be able to get close and kill Americans (again very loose definition but considering the American soldiers were ambushed and a lot of them were killed by these Germans they didn't really mind and let such a loose definition slide by) therefore he would get the same treatment as basically a spy would get which means that if you get caught you're going to be executed and can be executed on the spot
Also the Green 'lasers' are tracer rounds there to show the Gunner where his bullets are going since the gun vibrate so much when firing this makes it so that they don't really have to look down the sights of a gun but still know where they're shooting
And a reason why they stayed to protect the crossroads against the soldiers is because if they let them go past without a fight than that large Battalion was headed straight for Cook's, doctors, nurses, wounded soldiers, etc (it is stated in the movie but people often missed it because it passes really quick)
And at this point the movie Germany had mobilized as many people as it could into the military which included a lot of farmers and food was often confiscated to give to the military which is why the eggs and cigarettes scene with the two German women is the way it is
Hope this helped with a few of your questions ^^
Late to the party, but what can I say? The cat sold the reaction for me 🐱
This story is loosely based or i should say inspired by Audie Murphy, a US Army Medal of Honor recipient who utilized a M10 tank holding off the enemy. He was a lieutenant who told the men to go to the tree line while he stayed behind, like Don did at the end there. In the Army there is an award based on him that is given to soldiers.
War doesn't wait for anyone. He waited, and a whole tank crew got killed because of him. I mean at least try to put yourself in a position of these tank crews instead of applying a modern sense of school fairness to a pool of blood, and thinking what they're doing is wrong. His inaction would, were this a real story and it continued, have killed more people.
Well the best and the most motivational thing this movie taught me is no surrender send me!
The truth is the us military where facing a lot of challenges trying to keeping the military vehicles running during the war and it was not easy in a heat of combat around the clock battles
Loved the cast. I was never very impressed with LaBeouf's work until I saw this.. He might be my favorite character.
Same here!
Training in the military has become more in depth as time has gone on. Prior and during WW2 command roles had more training.
Good commanders passed their knowledge on to the people under them.
Now days the at least in the US military troops are highly trained, their commanders even more so.
The green you were seeing is tracer ammunition. It has a coating that glows/burns when fired to make aiming the weapon easier. Note every 3rd or 5th round is a tracer depending on the country.
Armies are supposed to not shoot prisoners BUT in WW2 German SS troops were executed when ever caught because of a couple incidents where the SS massacred Allied soldiers who had been captured.
The Tiger tank is Tiger 131. The last operational Tiger tank left in the world. Tigers were incredibly well armored. There was a Tiger on the Eastern Front (Russia) that I have seen photos of that had the pock marks of over 50 hits from Russian weapons.
One German tanker, Kurt Knispel an unsubstantiated claim of 165 tank kills over his career.
In Europe in some countries you will find the remains of tanks on the side of the road preserved as memorials to the men who died in them. You can also find grave sites that are like this as well.
Tributes to the allied soldiers are everywhere.
One of the most touching is there is a new bridge named De Oversteek in Nijmegen.
The bridge incorporates 48 pairs of street lights, one for each American soldier who died in the crossing.
Every sunset the pairs of lights on the bridge illuminate at the pace of a slow march from the South bank to the North.
The same direction the soldiers frantically paddled in canvas dinghies
Since Oct. 19, 2014, a Dutch veteran has walked across the bridge, starting at a memorial on the south bank ending on the opposite bank.
When the Dutch military veterans started the Sunset March, a veteran would walk alone across the bridge at first.
Word spread and locals would join the lone marcher.
People from all over the world learned about this and contacted the organizers of the march, asking if they could walk in silence alongside the veteran.
There's three movies that Mel Gibson stars in that you need to watch... the first one is the Patriot the second one in Braveheart and the last one is We Were Soldiers...
That, "easy boy," with the umistakably country american accent, was the most assuring voice he's heard since pop pop.
Another great movie that should be in your list is: Hacksaw Ridge, a true story. Directed by: Mel Gibson
Well, if you wanna see a heroic man in war not killing anyone, then you HAVE to check out Hacksaw Ridge, directed by Mel Gibson and Starring Andrew Garfield (if you haven't seen it already).
It's a true story, and the movie actually had to water down the hero's accomplishments as a combat medic because the true facts are even more incredible.
It's definitely worth diving back into a war movie or 2 😅 and if you've already seen it, hopefully you'd agree.
To me. The best part about this movie is the German tank scene. This may be the only movie that used an actual working German Tiger tank. Most other movies use mock ups to make it look like a Tiger. Or just ignore it completely and use a different tank and just call it a Tiger (looking at you 1960's movie Battle of the Bulge)
The Tiger in this movie is borrowed from the Bovington Tank museum (know as Tiger 131).
There is a video "The Tiger that wouldnt die". In Russia, this Tiger spent 6 hours in combat. Took a multitude of hits. Managed to drive itself back 60km to safety. They counted up the hits.
The tank was hit 252 times. The tank was a write off but the crew survived.
I'm only 12 minutes and 40 seconds into your video and I can tell right now that our country is lost
There is no nice in war! War is hell on earth!!!!
i agree with you into easing them in into the war but, i believe one should do that at the beginning of a war not a couple of years into one.
Saludo desde la República Dominicana excelente vídeo
FURY LOVE😔
The US greatly underestimated its need for infantry(and the ferocious casualty rate) and greatly overestimated the need for certain support jobs like anti-aircraft(We achieved air dominance before D-Day), Chemical Warfare troops and lots of administrative jobs. Hence, thousands of men were hastily retrained and shoved into infantry units as individual replacements, sometimes during the middle of fights. Needless to say, this was suboptimal. Often with only cursory weapons training, lacking the extreme physical fitness required to march under heavy loads day after day, unused to the lack of shelter, warm food and sleep, without the unit cohesion and trust bonds developed in hard lengthy training, they suffered brutally during and after the war.
A lot of people dont know or realize is that this whole movie takes place in one day, 24 hour period. So all of this was just 1 day out in the front.
Oh dang I definitely didn’t know that. Makes the movie even more intense
That makes my anxiety levels rise just thinking about having to go through all that in a single day!
Great reaction ma
Thank you for the support! ❤️
I’d say as an actor for a good performance you need to get into the headspace. I’ve only done community and university theatre but I love it and I found for myself if I was doing a dramatic role or playing a villain, I really had to put myself into what that character would be like, which I can say does affect you a little. I had a role once where the script had me as a jilted lover who ended up unaliving my costars new man. It was probably a week after wrap where I still felt it.
"Kick Ass" did tracers better than "Fury". 3/12 Cav. 3rd Armored Division.
Normally. every fifth round in a machine gun belt is a tracer round .The tank crew is family of sorts . They've lived and fought together since they were put into action . Norman is an FNG ( Fucking New Guy ) , in their eyes he has to earn his way into the crew to gain their respect .
8 years 11bravo. It's not douchery as you said. This is your job.
With our WW2 VETERANS, NOW IN THEIR LATE 90S/100s. We should stand up & honor these sacrifices, that were given to us, so we'd never forget;
no one win in a war, only politician win
Damn this was just uploaded hahah. Still steaming its so fresh
We must honor our WW2 VETERANS!!!!
Everybody is that person if they have to be. If they cannot be then they are dead
Find it funny women complained about not being able to vote if you wanted to vote this is where you fought for your vote on the battlefields ( Draft)
Tracers are used for night time combat. So to know where you’re actually hitting
That makes all the sense in the world! Makes me feel like a idiot.
"It's about a tank crew going across Germany and, y'know, surviving."
Uhh... about that last part...
im a combat veteran and I get the last stand. I would NEVER leave my brothers and sisters. Also im not saying this in a sexual way but you look beautiful with your eyes and red hair. ( just a compliment)
While I love this movie, there are some things that should be taken of note. First is the statement of heavy losses to American armor. This is partially true, while early M4 Shermans did have issues with "Brewing up",(Tank catching fire and ammo exploding) this rapidly stopped with the addition of wet stowage. Most cases, while the tank might have been knocked out, the crew survived more often than not due to the ergonomics of the tank and how easy it was to escape from the vehicle. I encourage you to look up Nicolas Moran (The Chieftain) channel, he is an expert and is privy to a lot of old war documents that have been declassified.
The Tiger tank in the movie is a real PzKw VI Tiger I, the only one in the world that still runs. Most tigers that you see in the movies are mock ups, mostly on a T34 chassis. Tiger 131 resides and is shown to the public in Bovington England.
Final note, while yes it was considered that the Tiger I's weak point was considered to be the rear, it was actually the lower side that was the weak point. Also, The shermans that were engaging the tiger were mostly armed with the low velocity 75mm gun, and no, the gun could not penetrate the armor in the front unless at near point blank range. Fury how ever was mounting a 76mm high velocity gun. At the range they were depicting in the film, Fury would have punch holes in that tank for days.
I served on tanks and was stationed in Germany in the 90's when I served in the Army. The one thing I really loved about this film is the interaction of the crew of the tank. That is a real thing for us, we are hard on each other, we have to be, we all depend on each other knowing that the guy next to us have each others back. We are family, even now, 30 years later, I still keep in touch with all of my brothers. and yes, we gave each other a lot of crap. But we knew we could depend on each other without question. Also to answer a question you had, yes, we do train a lot on tactics for the tank, and how to work with other groups like infantry and artillery. We have to. And also, yes, we are given orders to follow, but we are also given leeway to carry out those orders.
The red and green "lights" from the bullets are called tracer rounds, they are mounted about every 5-10 rounds, its to help the gunner walk the shot in on the target as automatic heavy weapons have high recoil and move the gun off target. It also allows other gunners to see where a target is and concentrate fire on a specific location.
@erichelvie8524
Without HVAP (which was rare and hadn't been replaced in US 2nd Armored Division after Operation Grenade the month before) even the Sherman 76mm struggled against the Tiger I frontally beyond 300 yards. Fury had no chance to penetrate it frontally at the 800 yards initial range. Conversely the Tiger could have eaten all those Shermans for fun.
Tiger I had effective frontal armour of circa 115mm to 130mm when the angling (24 degrees on the nose plate) and nickel steel of 265 Brinell Hardness is taken into account. Seeing as Fury and the other Shermans are themselves angled when they are firing at it after closing, the Tiger I is oblique to them. That automatically takes its front armour up to 150mm or more. Fury isn't getting through that without HVAP. Never.
Nobody wants to kill anybody and everybody wanted to go home but unfortunately that's not the way it works out in real life
Please do some reactions to the (1979) movie The Jerk starring Steve Martin and Bernadette Peters and the (1977) movie Pumping Iron starring Arnold Schwarzenegger who was a Bodybuilder so please call Arnold a Hunk who really needs a Bath.
Get them before they get you, why didn't we think of that?
Great reaction! You should watch The Peanut Butter Falcon. This is not a war film but a really good Shia LaBeouf film
Such a sweet movie!
You should watch😊
Das Boot (1982)
Most famous German (war)movie
Movie was Split in Episodes because of lenght. So ITS different to series from sky
You should put " Hacksaw Ridge " on the list also .
It most definitely is!
Your generation and the ones just before and after you will never understand
Oh my god you definitely have to do Annihilation too! That movie is soooo good.
I think that’s on the list!
Now you need to watch " Heartbreak Ridge " and " Full Metal Jacket " .
War is cruelty, no winners, no loosers. They all do nasty things to stay alive, same in every war.
Tracers my dear, it helps to direct fire
Sharing your feelings while the movie is playing kinda gets in the way and defeats the purpose of a reaction. Not to tell you how to run stuff, but consider pausing when you're sharing thoughts 😅.
I love your setup and editing. Really professional 😊
Thanks for the input! Are there any reactors that you’d recommend for me to watch to get some tips? I promise I’m not missing that much while I’m talking, it just looks like I talk through the entire movie because of the editing. And because we record the reaction and the movie separately, it might be too difficult to pause every time I talk. But let me know which reactors you like and I’ll check them out!
Here am I, send me. Powerful
the scene around 18:20 you could not be more wrong, You feelings ofc toward the guy I can't object to but you are totally out there of the motives to that guy, He is helping him not trying to be a dick to him.
I think you talked over about 85% of the dialogue in this movie....
Yeah, you’re probably right. I always got in trouble at school for talking too much. Must not have grown out of it yet. 😏
You must be new to reaction channels. She can’t *not talk* because then you’d just be watching the movie.
@@themikereda I watch reaction channels everyday. Most of them talk between the dialogue. You know, so that they can follow the story...
It’s not f*ck they are all responsible for each other life as you seen from the scene before where he let the kids blow up one of the tanks all it takes is one slip up and everyone in your platoon is dead
If you liked that movie, I highly recommend "Das Boot". It's about the Crew of a German submarine.
Showing the other side which is quite rarely!
Very interesting. You’re right, I’m not sure I’ve ever seen something from their perspective. I’ll check it out for sure
You butchered the hell out of Jon bernthals character, he wasn’t a bully just because of it he was trying to harden and get Norman used to the reality of their situation and he was just hardened from the ptsd he has, look up the fury deleted scene called nervous soldier and it shows a scene that changes how u look at him
I just say put things into categories
Would love you to do “Lone Survivor” too!
Do these bad/vial things?? He was literally killing a Nazi...
Yeah poor demolished tank too bad you don't feel the same way about the guys inside
The fight to exterminate evil is nonsense?
A great movie u need to react too is THE LAST SAMURAI it's awesome it stars Tom Cruise I honestly don't like Cruise but this is his best movie it's so good
That one is DEFINITELY on my list!! I’ve heard it’s great, I can’t wait for it!
Watch hacksaw ridge
Military droctoron tactics are from the military academics and epidemics from the us military and they are always lear military command and tactics in offices schools always have military situations and the tank museum have a tank week in June
this deleted scene should have been left in.
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it fleshes out Wardaddy's motivations and why he wanted to stay at the end. He felt the fighting was his penance.
i tried watchin but if your gonna talk every 5 seconds...nope
Lol this is a reaction and commentary channel so that’s kinda the whole point. If you wanted to watch the movie, go watch the movie? 😂
That's kinda the point of a reaction commentary video my guy lmao
@@S1D3W1ND3R015 Hard to react to something when you don't listen to what's being said.
I’ve always gotten in trouble for talking too much. Some things never change I guess. 🤷🏻♀️ Thanks for stopping by though!
women always misunderstand they are all teaching normand barely jealous but the director knew women wouldn't get it at all if they didn't portray certain elements a certain way. uncut is way different
Not a great idea to generalize all women. That would be like me saying all men are mansplaining jerks who think they know everything but can’t tell when they’re being rude. Of course that doesn’t apply to ALL men.
you cant say anything with a C in it can you 12:18 .... 13:41 lol
She is talking nonstop so annoying!
Bla-bla-bla
You are so incredibly wrong. Like I said anybody born after 1960 just wouldn't get it. We were a different type of people then, we knew the cost of freedom. The truly sad part is that there is just no explaining to you and those like you what life and the world is really about. Rainbows unicorns and wokeness is not where it is at.
Too much talking not enough watching.. those boys weren't soft back then they had a job to do no safe spaces no huggy bears no it's going to be okay Mommy loves you crap boys became men quick
Rickie, that's tracer rounds. Those glowing rounds are very much an actual thing, especially with area denial weapons like machine guns. Usually 1 to 5 ratio, where every 5th round is a phosphorus round that gives a colour trail to the other 4 round going down range.
Man, I feel stupid. That makes so much more sense than a Star Wars look alike. 😂
It's all lies, she had Kleenex handy....because Brad Pitt. In all seriousness, you feel like a father as a Senior NCO. You gotta get these people home, male or female. You have a rage inside you if anyone tries to hurt the folks under your command. It's pretty weird in some respects. Source: British Army SNCO having been in combat ops quite a bit, and a dad. Unfortunately I did not get them all home safe :(
No offense and with all respect. This shows how women don't know the world. We die every day al over the world. How we push ourselves forward how we suffer to keep this world keep moving forward. Engineer working On coal mine 1300m under ground. This is just another next day in men office.
cartmenentalise
She talks too much
You are so sweet it really contrast the main difference in men and women you looks like you can't really send when they're mean but you have to understand and I'll relate back to when we used to use swords and Spears the week and the front PTSD were usually Darwind out of the gene pool. Kind of like little boys having the a. D. D. You have to understand for thousands of years they went with their fathers and chased animals with Spears to feed. Now we expect them to sit a good chunk of the day. And just like the Romans during the Punic wars the stronger side isn't necessarily the one that wins or is moral the one that can stomach lose and atrocities and still have the will to fight. Beyonce the best thing about women is that when you have men has gone through this enable them to be able to see the good and the kinder side of life