Fun Fact: The Tiger tank in this movie is an actual Tiger tank- Not a T-34 dressed up to look like a Tiger. It's the only drivable one left in the world, and it was loaned by the Bovington Tank Museum for use in this movie.
*It's the only drivable Tiger 1 left. In France is actually a Tiger II that can still move under it's own power. As far as I know can it also still rotate it's turret and has the original Engine
@@BrokenAngelWings I've seen video of at least one Tiger II being driven (I've seen more than one video, but I couldn't tell you if it's the same tank every time)
There's one getting restored in Australia to become driveable again. Not sure how long it is going to take, but there are youtube videos showing the restoration of getting it put back together again, but not driveable yet.
Yes, but the movie is historically inaccurate, A real life tiger tank would’ve tanken this tanks out one by one, fury is a propaganda type movie, it’s not meant to show reality, it’s meant to show that USA is better than everyone (which is wrong)
@@b-049 Exactly. The German tank doctrine was: Take out the first tank in the convoy and then the last so they are trapped. Or if the commander spots tanks with a long barrel are they a priority target. Meaning no matter what, Fury would have ended there. And seriously? Some logs bouncing an 88 off? Also BS. And Fury would have most likely died after the first scene with the PAK which was more than capable at dealing with Easy Eights...
The German soldier discovering Norm under the tank shows his humanity towards a vulnerable person in the midst of hell. We must remember there were soldiers on all sides that did not want to be involved in the war :( Great reaction video, thank you both. :)
@@SamJackson-xu1py Probably. This was 1945. The only Germans left fighting were either forced to fight or were fanatical Nazis that were willing to fight to the last man in defense of the Reich
Hanna in the begining : "you cant just kill people" Hanna halfway through: "FUCK EM!!" Hanna at the end: "War is bad but people are nice" This movie sure is a journey
Hannah, I know these movies are a hard watch for you : but your reaction is important. The humanity you show during these films, the tears, the concern for wildlife even : you’re showing the BEST of humanity. Keep going. These soldiers deserve our tears
Hannah says she isn't good at these kind of movie reactions, but I disagree! She just is in touch with the deeper themes in these movies. Its clear to me she's an empathetic person which is why she's good at these. Keep it up guys I love your channel. If you guys would pretty please give V for Vendetta a watch??
I'm a grown ass man with kids and I cry like a baby at these movies, the gritty realism and the idea that millions have died due to pride and ego is painful....
"If I just keep my head down, I won't die" is definitely a thought that every soldier has during their first combat situation. Then you realize that you can't see the enemy, you don't know if they're trying to flank you, and there is no waiting it out. The battle does not end until you kill him or he kills you. Fear turns to rage that someone is trying to kill you and you stop worrying about death. By the end of our first deployment, we weren't even hiding from mortars anymore. We were running around trying to "catch them."
The reason the bullets looked like lasers is because while we do have tracer rounds which are loaded every few rounds to see where your shots are landing they decided to paint most of the rounds as tracer rounds just so the audience have an easy time tracking what’s going on. Loved your reaction you guys, this movie is easily the best war film in terms of showing just how gritty and unpatriotic war really is. From the sound effect, practical effects, writing, acting, this film fires on all cylinders and is a true masterpiece.
yep , thanks Ryan for pointing that out with the tracers, so in reality a machine gun firing would not look like that, in fact you cant really see the bullets
@@darthsaren6519 That’s exactly right. Just a couple tracers per magazine really to know if you are on target. Every so often you may see a quick flash of one but they wouldn’t be real bright.
@@darthsaren6519 you can't see the bullets, but you can see the tracers, with low light conditions. we would load every 3rd round in a 30 round magazine witn a tracrer when i was in. it helps to direct the fire from a fire team, squad, larger elements.
My father said when he was in Vietnam they loaded every 5th round as a tracer on belt fed weapons. Not only do they help you stay on target by letting you see where you’re rounds are going, but they also will let you know if you’ve over heated the barrel of the rifle. When it over heats the bullets don’t fly straight, they make like a corkscrew streak threw the air.
@D G no offense taken. Most machine guns are rifles though as they have a rifled barrel. Like you said, when the barrel gets hot enough it starts changing colors and is screwed, the tolerances start getting bigger and bigger so rounds don’t fly true anymore. With tracers you can see that as a visual cue to know you need to change barrels before you damage it permanently.
@@alexsandermc9794 I lost faith in humanity, and also found faith in humanity. It is a dichotomy, I saw the worst and the best of humanity during the '90's. It is said that every man finds God at the bottom of a foxhole.
This was the first war movie for me where even though the ending is triumphant, you do not feel that way at the end, just like the soldiers after they've won the war. You feel a sense of overall loss and doom. Loss of life, loss of humanity, loss of faith in man. And to know it happends and keeps happening.....great movie.
For Hannah: the bullets you saw and compared to Star Wars - those are called tracer rounds. It allowed you to see how far off target you were so you could correct and get a direct hit. It’s accurate, and it was the inspiration for such lasers in sci-if movies…movies like Star Wars.
Only every fifth round in machine gun belts, referred to as four-to-one tracer. There are 4 more bullets that you can see in between the tracers you see.
Indeed, the inspiration goes deeper. X-wings utilised red bolts, the tracer colour of most nato countries during the cold war. The ties used green which was used by Russia and Russian supplied equipment during the cold war. Obviously most blasters in the OT use red bolts, but I believe the use of red and green specifically (as opposed to any combo of colours) was intentional for the space battles to draw parallels with nato/rebels fighting for freedom and warsaw/empire fighting for control.
I like his acting and all a lot, he was GREAT in The Bear! However, his roles are often quite uncomfortable, annoying, asshole, kind of stuff - and I actually think he's a little like that in real life... Watched some interviews with him and all, and he says a lot of bs as well, these "crazy stories" you just know aren't true.
As a member of a Tank crew for 9 years, you are closer to them than your own brothers. those men become part of you, everyone I know that were Tank crewmen agree "best Job I ever had"
Ash, I legitimately watch your reaction videos nonstop and seriously appreciate having Hannah's reactions available as well. If you are a fan of this War movie, it means you definitely haven't seen "Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War" yet. Watch that movie. Trust me. If you think Fury is the best, then you'll definitely rethink that after watching Tae Guk Gi on the Korean War. The BEST hands down.
@@justtrustash Love your reaction to have the movie fury but question for you both. Could you react to the TV series House of the Dragon I get the feeling you might like it
"Choke her she's cold." Literally means, the engine is cold so less air, more fuel. Once the engine starts less "choke" more air as "she" (the engine) (see how we love the feminine) warms up. American tanks used gasoline (petroleum) fuel, not diesel at the time so you could try it out on your lawnmower or something. Maybe? BTW I DO love your reactions. Both of you.
Yup! Cars with carburetors had a choke lever that you pulled to start it and then you pushed it back in once the engine warmed up (too soon and the engine would stall). This became unnecessary once electronic fuel injection was invented. I remember my Dad being excited about it when my family bought our first fuel injected car in 1986.
I’d also recommend 1917. Most Great War films are based on the American perspective. But 1917 is the British. Might be something you guys would want to see. Also Dunkirk which is also British. But great film FO SHO!
@@abrimfulofasha I agree to an extent. But given I believe Ash and Hannah are British they may enjoy seeing a movie from that perspective. Hacksaw Ridge is Fantastic. Anything Mel Gibson directs pretty much is great.
@@abrimfulofasha Like I said I never said it was better than Hacksaw. Just giving them some recommendations for some films that come from the British perspective. Dunkirk & 1917. Which are both very good films.
Also side note, in a battleground it is very rare to see wildlife during fighting times as they will normally steer WELL away from the battle site. Most animals are gone before the battle even begins.
Yeah, just a human walking through the woods quietly will scare most wildlife away. If they are making noise it will chase away even big predators (wildcats, bears, etc). Tanks and machine guns? Yeah, every living creature is running like hell outta there.
@6:02 - When he says: "Choke 'er up, she's cold," he is referring to the choke valve on a carbureted (rather than injected) internal combustion engine. It regulates the air pressure in the intake manifold, thereby altering the air/fuel mixture. Very few carbureted engines still around, so it isn't surprising that you hadn't ever heard of a choke. I grew up in the 80s and my first rig was an '84 FJ60 Land Cruiser. Definitely had a choke pull next to the steering column that you would need to pull out to start the engine when it was cold (I lived in Montana, where it gets very cold). As the engine warmed up, you would gradually push the "pull" back in.
You guys are amazing together with reactions. Competent in detecting themes and techniques of cinematography, funny quirks, and still have the wits about you to take in the emotional parts of a film. I've watched a lot of reaction videos, and you guys make the duo thing work better than any other channel. Most times it takes the suspense out of it or people think they need to talk to each other the entire time. Keep killing it you guys! You guys should totally add Logan, and The Count of Monte Cristo to the list
Great reaction to you Both🙏❤️ I remember going to watch this in theaters when it came out My Grandfather was in a Tank Division in WW2 so this hit home And He said "This was the closest thing to capturing Combat in a War movie" Powerful movie💯 Brad Pitt is a Legend lol at the beginning The Inglorious Bastard's reference 🤣 Well done 👏
Id also add Hacksaw Ridge and Enemy at the gates to your list, both of those movies were based on actual war hereos which definitely makes the stories more impressive.
Brad Pitt: "Choke her up, she is cold" means to "give it gas while engine not running" which in turn means push the small black button on the bottom right corner of the temp and pressure motoring console which is to the left of the tank driver. There are 2 buttons: the STARTERS (those tanks ran 2 engines) you push the left most a couple of times then the right one and its supposed to turn both engines on I think: got to drive one at a NAF Blue Angels show after the show when everything was being packed up. things drive very similar to a skid steer or dozer
Hannah's total understanding at the end of like how he couldn't do it as well as the other young German soldier was mint. War is nothing but shit end of.
What a great suprise you guys reacting to this, i just stopped everything i was doing to watch this lol. You guys should check out The Thin Red Line at some point, an amazing WW2 movie, one of the best in my opinion.
7:35. That was me at my sister's funeral when I walked into the bathroom. I had to be the rock for my mom, and I always directed people giving sympathy towards her, and accepted none. Those small breaks away from people, when I could fully just lose it, got me through a very tough time. You have to release it.
Yes, that's exactly what they look like when they shoot, they're called tracer rounds so you can stay on target easier, not every round has a tracer but every 3 or 4 rounds (Or So) have a tracer round.
I was on tanks for a decade. I never saw combat (I was right between the two Gulf wars) but this film really nailed the crew interaction. And the tactics seemed reasonable as well. Also, yes, all this laser looking bullets: every fifth round on a machine gun belt is a "tracer round" that is lit. It helps you refine your aim. And also, the ricochet is very accurate. I label this film as rather accurate portrayal.
Eh, most of the tactics were alright. I think the biggest gripe that a lot of armchair tank commanders and history buffs have is with the Tiger vs 4 Sherman battle. The Tiger tank did a few things that were really, really dumb, like taking out the rear tank first instead of the lead tank (although I'll let that pass, because if they kill Brad Pitt, there'd be no movie). Also charging towards the Shermans instead of keeping their distance, taking advantage of the effective range of their main gun, didn't seem like a wise move.
You guys should watch the HBO mini-series the Pacific. It was directed and produced by Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg and is based off of multiple true stories of American Marines fighting the Japanese during WW2
The house with the women scene is the best in the movie. Brad Pitt sees it as a brief moment of normalcy and tries to get as much out of it as he can, where as his men find it disgusting because they've been put through the ringer by him. He made them the war beaten dogs they are, as he was supposed to so they'd survive, and now they're pissed he can just turn it off.
Also they took shots at Brad by talking about the dead horses and how they were killing them KNOWING Brad's character loved horse which caused him to pop at the table scene.
“Best job I ever had” refers to the rush of combat and the feeling of absolute elation that comes from the end of the fight and you realize you’re still alive
I was bawling, by the way, watching this with you. Loved how the two of you really got everything the movie was putting forward, all the messages about humanity, the tough love from Brady and the bond between this team. One of my favorite reactions from the two of you, and one of my favorite reactions to Fury altogether. You guys never fail👍, hope you're doing well, and the RUclips grind isn't overwhelming
Just some additional info for you: Both the "Fury" tank and the Tiger I (the one tank they can barely kill) are in the collection of The Tank Museum, Bovington, UK. So, yes, you can visit them and it's well worth visiting, even if you are just has a mild interest in history. (Sorry, I can't promise a Brad Pitt appearance, though.) Many other vehicles used in this film are in private collections. For example, the entire German convoy at the beginning of the movie belongs to Bruce Crompton. Actually, tanks are rather cramped inside. The prop guys had to make a 110% sized "tank" to be able too shoot most of the inside actions. I'm not a subscriber, but if I may recommend a movie, then I shall recommend the sports drama 'Ford v Ferrari'. The loader in Fury was portrayed by Jon Bernthal and he also plays Lee Iacocca in Ford v Ferrari.
15:00 a lot of heavy machine guns use a "tracer round" every 5 or so bullets that is more visible to see, so you can see better where your shots are landing since its probably quite difficult to look down the sights firing a heavy weapon like that
I just watched this movie three days ago and I really loved your reactions! You two should react to movies together more often. Definitely one of the most sincere and heartfelt reactions I have seen of this very gritty movie.
You guys are funny AF love when you roast each other haha This is one of my favorite War movies of all time along side Behind Enemy Lines & Saving Private Ryan
I took my 93 year old grandfather to see this in theaters back in October of 2014. He was in a heavy armor brigade and was the crew chief in an M26 Pershing tank. Those were the tanks built to avenge all the M4 Shermans we lost to the German Tiger tanks. His Pershing was heavily armored and that model had a huge primary canon that fired shells powerful enough to go right through a German Tiger tank. My grandfather's tank had 8 Tiger kills and 15 of the lighter weight German Panzer tanks. He was extremely emotionally moved by this movie
I love this DUO you two are so great togther, your reactions give me life haha This film is sooo good, already knew how emotional you'd get during this. Keep up the greatness guys here for the long run❤👑👏🏾
War turns the purest of hearts into hatred... seeing your best friends die or your brothers die... I hate war, but the need for it will never go away... But these movies show how war isn't just brutal on the body, but the mind and heart as well.... what you will do in a life or death situation after watching what your brothers and sisters went through will change you and you could do some crappy stuff... like war crimes and stuff. I'm not excusing the behavior, but the mind can lose itself pretty quickly when faced with this stuff.
This movie is just beyond words, I love the acting, the writing, setting and music. Fury is an amazing movie and I suggest it to reactors, and I cannot express how excited I was to see you both reacting to it. I cried at the ending again. Another war movie I don't see suggested very much is a Korean film, My Way.
Well IMO is "Das Boot" the best war movie for a couple of reasons: 1. It shows the german perspective of the war and most importantly shows that not all germans were nazis or cruel monsters like the world thinks we were. 2. It's quite entertaining. Most of the time it's calm but when it gets tense it is tense 3. It's really realistic. At least more than Fury or saving Private Ryan or other Hollywood movies. 4. Naval Battles always fascinated me
Best Lines in this movie: "Ideals are beautiful, History is Violent" "They are Young, and They are alive" "You Feel It? It's War, You Feel It?" "Wait till you see it, what a man can do to another man" "Don't get atouch to anyone" "It's ok, This is my Home" "Just Kill Me!! I can't do it, Kill Me !!" "I'm Scared" , "I'm scared too" "Best Job i ever had" "I'm sorry, You're a good guy, better than i am" ... etc.. etc.. So good, awesome movie..
This movie is great with detailed film making: 1) director wanted to show that the sniper who took out war daddy was also a very experience soldier hence him removing his face cover and cam zooming in to show wrinkles and scars on his face 2) similarly, the German soldier who lets Norman go at the end is a young soldier like Norman and good job with the camera showing us how young he is
This channel is gold haha, love the comedy. 15:00 those are Tracer bullets. Every few bulltes they added those to have optical indicator where they shoot at. Of course the negativ part of thise is that enemys see exactly where you shoot from.
The bullets look like that because every 5th round they would have what you called a tracer round which has a coating so when it's fired it creates a trail so they can see where the rest of the bullets are landing :)
Though the ending scene is often regarded as fiction in how 5 men can hold off 400-1,200 (battalion sized unit), the ending is believed to have taken inspiration from the real life story of US Army 2LT. Audie Murphy. He held his ground, alone, on top of a burning tank with the tanks .50 cal mounted weapon (same as Wardaddy) against 300+ German soldiers and 6 German tanks. He survived and was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions. He is the most decorated US military person ever and a legend amongst the US military personnel/community.
so you think when 300 experienced soldiers equiped with Panzerschreck they won´t use it? Instead of they attack the single tank on the middle of the road with their rifles and machine guns for hours and then finally they got the amazing idea to use the Panzerschreck? And of course the sniper had to be a part of this scene too. Sorry, but this scene was totally bullshit. I am talking here about this movie not about Audie Murphys story. And the scene Tiger vs Shemans was a joke too.
@@SgtLfk I mean, literally one man did this against 300 (est.) experienced German soldiers AND tanks with just a Carbine, and a .50 cal. So 5 guys attempting the same thing its not that far fetched when compared to an the IRL event.
If you haven't seen The Punisher series with Jon Bernthal, you haven't lived yet. Its pure awesome. PS! Watch Platoon, Full Metal Jacket and Born on the 4th of July.
I’ve been very fortunate to of been in the fury tank and the tiger tank that are in this amazing film, I got pictures with the tanks plus inside the fury/sherman tank I got to go inside it and you can see drawings inside the tank that the actors had drawn on the inside,I remember being in the tank and thinking there are so many safety hazards and ways to lose your head and fingers in the tank
I've been waiting for this reaction for so long now! Does anyone here want to hear something that might make you even more sad after that ending? Here it goes: So if anyone remembers at one point in the movie it was mentioned that that entire tank crew was together for the entirety of the war. Now go back to the beginning of the movie, when the crawl text comes on screen and it says the date is "April 1945" that's 4 months before the war ended. So that means that that original crew who had been together the entire war was only 4 months away from going home and yet they met their ends and Logan Lerman's character who just got there for the first time got to go home after a valiant act of heroism that those guys probably had done many times before. Crazy to think man... To this day I have been saying this for years but I believe Fury is the most under rated War Film of all time! This movie does not get talked about enough. If there was an Oscar for best ensemble cast in a film not only would Fury have been nominated but it would've won it. This cast is amazing, I love these characters even with their flaws as human beings. I also think maybe an acting Oscar should've been given to one of those five I mean the acting here is top notch. The action is violent and brutal all over and that's another thing I love about them movie it does not give a F about anything it goes for it. I think this movie is one of those war movies that really truly shows what the war was like especially towards the end of it when people were getting desperate on both sides of the conflict and it shows the trauma and PTSD amazingly. This movie is also one of the more rewatchable movies I've ever seen I love watching it even if that does sound weird since it is a war movie. Love the reaction I hope everyone sees what I said and thinks about that when they see this movie for more after!🙏
I watched this one over and over since it came out. It doesn't sound weird, it's definitely a rewatchable movie. I don't cry easily but this one and a few others get me teary eyed every time I see them. I recommend you to watch "Taking Chance" with Kevin Bacon which isn't an actual war movie but a war-related one. It's one of the other ones which get me almost crying every time I see it again.
So for Hannah asking if it really looks like that when they fire. It does and it doesn't, the glowing bullets are what is called a Tracer round. This type of bullet has a compound at the base of it that burns brightly once fired, there are several colors. The green tracer is made by using baruim salts in the compound. The reason for a tracer round is to create a visual aid for allies to coordinate and/or focus fire on a point or target, especially in low light conditions. So in the town scene where Brad Pitt says follow my burst, he means look where my tracer is hitting and fire on that position. You will generally have magazines with one of these loaded every 4-5th round-ish, you dont want all your mags to have tracers in them because the line of sight works both ways. The opponent can see exactly where you are firing from as well
The actors formed a strong bond filming this movie as well. Clint Eastwood's son, Scott, is one of the infantrymen riding on the back of Fury. He spit tobacco on the tank and Shia LeBeouf nearly went to blows with him over it. Turns out it was the director that told Eastwood to do it for the scene, but Shia was just gonna deck the guy for fouling the tank that they considered their "home".
I gotta be honest with you, I watched 3 reactions to action movies, and I thought you you were way over the top. But then I saw you react to something more dramatic. And you were just as honest about how it made you feel. I'm now subbed.
Whilst Hannah is right for the most part about the other side in a war being just as likely to have been forced into it as yourself, and just as scared, and desperate for home, the SS were a different breed. They were Hitler's triggermen, they carried out the executions, ran the death camps, and every other heinous shit you can imagine. The SS were the true believers, for whom no act was immoral. It's hard to summarize just how far this group went in the pursuit of true evil. There are few groups, identifiable as a single mass that act in concert, that are as widely and prolifically responsible for truly reprehensible deeds. As such, yeah. The SS can go to hell.
This. Things were so insane that even in the german military, members of the Wehrmacht would get into fights with SS members (a german tank Ace famously kidnapped a SS unit that was trying to kill POW's and chained them to train tracks). So yeah, even guys on their side disliked them.
While the SS were responsible for most the war crimes, the waffen-SS actually did have conscripts, even non-germans (especially later in the war when far less people wanted to be associated with the SS). It's a common misconception that all SS were passionate volunteers. The wehrmacht had their share of war criminals, and likewise the waffen-SS had their share of soldiers forced into it.
They were also incredibly high on Methanphetamene chewing gum for the first few years of the war, and were starting to run out by the time America stormed Normandy, so you were dealing with a bunch of angry meth-heads in withdrawal.
Wrong. The Waffen SS itself (which is a fighting branch of the SS), as in the soldiers of SS that you could encounter in battle, did not operate any camps (that was under different branch of SS, Totenkopfverbände, still SS but you most likely wouldn't encounter them in any battle). And while it often had people who joined for ideological reasons, it also had some conscripts and many foreign volunteers (danes, swedes, french, latvians, bosnians, you name it) who joined often because they just viewed bolshevism as a threat. Also some people from Wehrmacht transferred to SS simply because it might've been a progression in their military career. And if I were to name some that did the most heinous shit, then I'd pick something more specific (for example 36th Waffen SS grenadier division or 13th Waffen SS mountain division) as Waffen SS was such a large organization that you could find all kinds of people in there.
The mad thing about this war is that most of the people who fought were regular joes and not dedicated warriors who had been training for years, you even had boys lying about their age... which would never be permitted in ancient times by Romans/Greeks etc. Spartans never stepped foot on a battlefield until they were 30! but trained from 14 which shows the amount of time it takes to make a warrior. Massive respect for all the lives lost but especially those who had never trained for seen war previously. Love the channel keep doing your thing!
I do love reactions to war films and I would recommend the film 13 hours which is based on a true story also fun fact the rounds that are fired in this that you said look like lasers are called tracer rounds it's so they can see where the rounds are going so others can see where to shoot
Ash & Hannah, your reaction videos are simply the best, really, with so much more than just the ordinary viewing commentary, (that in other YT Reactors is often so irritating in how they talk too much, talk over really important dialog or just make stupid comments) you always give such excellent comments, from your combined points of view, that sometimes are matched or other times be in stark contrast, but whether it's from you or Hannah or from both of you simultaneously, so many are either profoundly insightful or humorous beyond expectation. Seriously, you both add so much more to your productions as compared to what are all too often just run of the mill YT reaction videos not worthy of viewers time or attention. I've recommended you guys to others, something I haven't done before, and I do it with enthusiasm "YOU gotta check out this guy named Ash on YT!" lol. As always, the bonus of watching the interaction between you two, your intros, your close ups, etc., I'm so glad you don't edit them out, altogether, it's just like getting whipped cream and strawberries on top of pancakes, like getting extra icecream on your pie, like getting, well you get the picture lol. THANKS SO MUCH TO YOU BOTH!
Dude yall always put a smile on my face!😂 You two as a couple are great! Shoutout to Hannah for always taking time to do reactions after her long days she's a real one 🙏 it's appreciated
Ok i've been binging your videos the last weeks and just fucking love em. Ash energy is above 9'000! Look at that scene !!! BOLOGNAISE ! Your sister is a gem but doesn't seem to really enjoy the movies that much, while Hannah is such an emotional and empathic woman, you can tell she doesn't know or is really eager to watch it, but then gets taken away and immersed, beautiful. Also makes such an effort to look good for the video, and she does ! But what's really catching my interest is how you two react with eachother. Ash being the chad he is, saying something provocative, and then the edit and zoom on her face and eyes "did he really just say that ? do i love or hate him ?" Absolutely genius. You're both beautiful and such a sweet couple :)
• The German kids in uniform reveals how desperate the German army was in the last month of the war. • The German tank was known as a Tiger (Panzer Kampfwagen VI) tank. It was the most heavily armored protected tank of World War II. It's gun was an 88mm capable of penetrating the thinner armor of the American Mark IV Sherman tank with ease and striking its target at a greater distance than any other tank. The Sherman's 75mm gun was not capable of penetrating the front and side armor of a Tiger. It could have done damage with a side shot on the tracks and wheels but this would have only immobilized the tank and not prevent it from turning its turret and firing. However, as you correctly understood, the Tiger's armor in the rear was thinner and penetrable by 75mm round. • As we all know, movies come with a rating system. However, after watching Hannah carefully daubing her tears so as to not mar her makeup, I believe there should be a rating system that tells her how little or how much make-up to apply prior to watching a movie.
the tiger was not the most heavily armored, not even the tiger 2 was, that title goes to the Jagdtiger that, despite never seeing combat, its armor was way stronger than the tiger's, A normal sherman shooting at the side armor of a tiger was enough to destroy it and pen it, no need to go all the way around. Fury is a 76mm sherman, the 76 could pen the tiger on the front at a distance of 800 meters.
@@spygineer1076 I agree that at the range depicted in the film and any distance less than 800 yards (yards was used in the reference material I consulted) the 76mm Sherman could penetrate a Tiger's side turret and superstructure thickness of 80mm or its hull of 60mm, since the 76mm gun penetration was rated at 93mm at 800 yards. However, I don't believe at 800 yards it is a given that a Sherman 76mm, firing at the front armor of a Tiger, would penetrate its 100mm thickness. Of course, we would be debating that the difference of 7mm would or would not be enough to prevent penetration. I certainly would not want to bet my life on it. Perhaps, a HEAT round could do it but I'm not that knowledgeable on ammo capability. In a real world situation, a Tiger would take advantage of its lethality and survivability by engaging Sherman fronts at distances greater than 1,500 meters.
The rounds that light up when shot are called Tracer rounds. Every certain number of rounds shot will release a tracer, and those are used to count how many shots approx. were fired when reviewing the film. I don't know the exact number but it works like every tracer that you see equals (x) many rounds shot since they are spaced out evenly.
I like how the director decided to make the screen really greyish looking through the movie to give it a feel of sadness and no hope’ that part for me really made it feel quite real.
I've watched this movie so many times and it still gets me every time. I will never forget the lines "What a man can do to another man" and especially "Ideals are peaceful, History is violent", with the whole Russia-Ukraine Thing going on. Great Reaction!
I love how you guys solved your arguments on this video. Definitely a sign of a beautiful relationship being able to get past it together, instead of letting everything explode. Much love to you and the best of wishes! ❤
One of the truest, and most honest films ever...combined with one of the truest and most honest reactions ever. Love you guys. Keep doing you, and keep fighting for what you do.
Loved the reaction as always.. Never disappoints.. Fury is by far the one of the best WW2 films to come out in a long time. The intensity in this fking movie is on a whole different level. From the drama to the battle scenes and those brief subtle moments of jubilation after a victory or laughter at some dark twisted joke, you get so invested in the characters and grow more attached to each of them as the movie progresses. You can't help but root for these lads from start to finish and the more you invest the more attached you become. It really shows the brotherly bond and commadery they share during such a brutal and horrific time. I rank this up there with the likes of saving private Ryan, battle of Iwo Jima and hacksaw ridge, all classic WW2 films that are a shock to the system. Love you, you beautiful humans and again bloody fantastic reaction.
When the bullets look "like lasers" those are called tracer rounds. It's so that you can see where your bullets are landing to adjust your aim better. Not all bullets look like that coming out of a gun but tracers can be made different colors.
Another great reaction for another great movie from the greatest reaction channel, let's go! I totally agree. This movie was able to capture the bond, the brotherhood of war really well. That is something you can't recreate without some kind of trauma. and please tell Hannah, she is great at the reactions! Always loving the banter between you two and her takes. I didn't think about it before but now I do worry about the trees and the wildlife, oh my...lol. She's wonderful as much as you are. Another recent war movie is 1918 which is really great and and older movie called, Black Hawk Down is a good movie based on a true story. Thank you both for this reaction. take care
Humanity shines brightest in the darkest moments... I would argue that during such tense moments humanity does not go out the window but shines brightest... As the act of war is all of human existence as we currently know it compressed into but a few moments. Wrath, compassion, lust, happiness, sadness, regret, pride, bravery, cowardice, death, and birth... We see it all in what one can describe as, in the larger picture that is human existence, small moments of pure humanity that we call war.
I have to say that I absolutely love this movie. I love it so much that I have watched many reactions to this movie…when I watch those reactions they ALWAYS leave out that scripture scene in the tank. To me that is the most important scene. Thank you for adding that. I will subscribe. Cheers from across the pond.
My dad served in a tank in ww ll. He would never talk about it. After I saw this I knew why. RIP Dad, love you and miss you❤️there will never be another generation like them. This country should be ashamed of what we ve done with the freedom they gave their lives for
Man this movie got me too. For me it was saving private ryan ( the brutality and the rawness of war) and band of brothers ( the love and bonds you have for characters) then mix them two up and stick it all in a tank. Hannah you shouldn’t worry about not being able to do this lol, your guys reactions are real that always make for amazing authentic content. Shia and John bernthal and Brad outstandinggggg
I really like seeing you react together, it brings me joy and is always much fun! 👌 And because of the way Hannah reacts to certain things and because she is a woman, you should watch "Battle for Sevastopol" (2015). A biographical war movie about the most successful female sniper in recorded history. I am really curious how your reactions would be to the things that happen in the movie or rather in the time period and if Hannah could relate to that. Of course other war movies are more popular and are reacted to more on youtube, but this is one that needs more attention and is with 7.1 imdb close to Fury 7.6 (just so you know it isn't trash, Ash) 😁 Anyways, thanks for your reactions. 😊
Engines used to have a manual choke to start cold engines. You would pull out the choke and after the engine warmed up you would push it back in. The choke basically helped to thin the fuel mixture going into the carburetor if I understand it correctly.
Ash, your one liners and single word descriptions are just too much bro! It doesn't matter what kind of movie it is, it's always, 100% of the time, hilarity ensuing. I had a friend or two that was always this naturally funny and I loved every second I got to hang out with them. "Omelette!" *Swiping vertical hand gesture* "OMELETTE!" Bro stahp! LMFAO "Symbolisms! I wanna break your eggs!" How am I supposed to enjoy this reaction if I'm constantly pissing my pants?! BTW, wtf! I just noticed I wasnt subbed? How can this be? I swear I was subbed. This seems to be happening to alot of channels I sub too. Good job RUclips! Also, still waiting on that "Symbolisms" merch!
😂😂 my brother even if you weren’t subbed, this comment means everything to me..legit such an honour to have you on our channel mate, so much love to you ❤️
Not lasers. Those are tracer bullets that light up so you can see where you are hitting. Typically every 4th or 5th bullet is a tracer. So.... in between what looks like lasers there are 3 or 4 regular bullets in between.
hey Ash , great reaction as usual , this is what I like about you , one of the few reactors who actually understands some things. Like it was with 300 - first one I saw with you and then Troy , etc. Anyway just a tip for you , dont watch Schindlers List with Hannah, just dont :) It is probably one of the most heart breaking war movie
6:00 "Choke 'er up, she's cold" is referring to the tank's engine. When starting a cold internal combustion engine, the ratio of air in the fuel-air mixture needs to be dialed back (creating a richer fuel/air ratio), which means the engine operator needs to have a means to control the airflow into the engine. This is done via what's known as the choke valve, which as the name suggests, 'chokes' the amount of air going into the engine. Once the engine warms up, you open the choke valve & increase the airflow (for car owners wondering where the hell their choke valve is: most modern vehicles are fuel-injected, with an Electronic Control Module (ECM) that automatically controls the airflow based on engine temperature)
I love you for your reactions, especially when it comes to such heavy movies. But I want to say, a soldier in a war, even if he is on the wrong side, even as a German, is not evil! Yes I say this very simply as a German and I am infinitely sorry for what my ancestors did. But a soldier follows his orders, he is not good or evil because of that. If someone had refused, if someone had said that he would not shoot, would not kill, then he himself would have been shot. Yes, we Germans had many evil people in our ranks, but not every soldier was evil. These soldiers also had a father, mother and often a wife and children. They did not want to die any more than anyone else who was involved in this war. This is not to excuse the deeds that were done, but not everyone is evil when they do something bad. I hope that one day you will watch two things: 1. "The last Tiger" from the game: Battlefield 5. Only the cutscenes. And then, I hope as a video here in the channel: "Das Boot" best in original language with English subtitles. It should show you that we are all human, with our faults, with our flaws, but that there are good people on every side. War is always terrible, knows no winners, only losers. Let's build a better world, in peace and happiness! Thank you and keep up the good work, like this channel very much.
@@justtrustash Thank you, for your great reaction. You are both great people! Hope this channel continues to grow. But most of all I hope that you are always happy in your private life. Only that counts!
It's interesting to note that a book written in the '90's by the late author Stephen Ambrose called. "The Victors" when interviewing veterans from the war he had asked them who did they think they had the most in common with and they said they found after the war ended they discovered they had the most in common with the German people.
Fun Fact: The Tiger tank in this movie is an actual Tiger tank- Not a T-34 dressed up to look like a Tiger. It's the only drivable one left in the world, and it was loaned by the Bovington Tank Museum for use in this movie.
*It's the only drivable Tiger 1 left. In France is actually a Tiger II that can still move under it's own power. As far as I know can it also still rotate it's turret and has the original Engine
@@BrokenAngelWings I've seen video of at least one Tiger II being driven (I've seen more than one video, but I couldn't tell you if it's the same tank every time)
There's one getting restored in Australia to become driveable again. Not sure how long it is going to take, but there are youtube videos showing the restoration of getting it put back together again, but not driveable yet.
Yes, but the movie is historically inaccurate,
A real life tiger tank would’ve tanken this tanks out one by one, fury is a propaganda type movie, it’s not meant to show reality, it’s meant to show that USA is better than everyone (which is wrong)
@@b-049 Exactly. The German tank doctrine was: Take out the first tank in the convoy and then the last so they are trapped. Or if the commander spots tanks with a long barrel are they a priority target. Meaning no matter what, Fury would have ended there. And seriously? Some logs bouncing an 88 off? Also BS. And Fury would have most likely died after the first scene with the PAK which was more than capable at dealing with Easy Eights...
The German soldier discovering Norm under the tank shows his humanity towards a vulnerable person in the midst of hell. We must remember there were soldiers on all sides that did not want to be involved in the war :( Great reaction video, thank you both. :)
Did he really though?
@@SamJackson-xu1py Probably. This was 1945. The only Germans left fighting were either forced to fight or were fanatical Nazis that were willing to fight to the last man in defense of the Reich
But the SS were volunteers serving specifically for the Nazi Party. They were as ideologically Nazi as anyone could get. I guess Norm just got lucky.
@@samueljones1146 There were SS officers and then there were regular drafted soldiers that were only forced to fight as the war became a loss.
Hanna in the begining :
"you cant just kill people"
Hanna halfway through:
"FUCK EM!!"
Hanna at the end:
"War is bad but people are nice"
This movie sure is a journey
FACTS!!
Rollercoaster of emotions 😂
@@justtrustashwhere y'all from? In y'all culture ok to date siblings? Or are y'all not blood related?
@@Santino3989 It seems like they're from the UK
@@Santino3989blood related? Brother they look fuckall alike 😂🤦🏼
Hannah, I know these movies are a hard watch for you : but your reaction is important. The humanity you show during these films, the tears, the concern for wildlife even : you’re showing the BEST of humanity. Keep going.
These soldiers deserve our tears
Hannah says she isn't good at these kind of movie reactions, but I disagree! She just is in touch with the deeper themes in these movies. Its clear to me she's an empathetic person which is why she's good at these. Keep it up guys I love your channel. If you guys would pretty please give V for Vendetta a watch??
We’ll add that to our list! Love you mate, thank you for watching ❤️
2nd V for Vendetta
I'm a grown ass man with kids and I cry like a baby at these movies, the gritty realism and the idea that millions have died due to pride and ego is painful....
“Mmmmmm tears of unfathomable sadness.” Eric Cartman
Yes! V for Vendetta!
"If I just keep my head down, I won't die" is definitely a thought that every soldier has during their first combat situation. Then you realize that you can't see the enemy, you don't know if they're trying to flank you, and there is no waiting it out. The battle does not end until you kill him or he kills you. Fear turns to rage that someone is trying to kill you and you stop worrying about death. By the end of our first deployment, we weren't even hiding from mortars anymore. We were running around trying to "catch them."
The reason the bullets looked like lasers is because while we do have tracer rounds which are loaded every few rounds to see where your shots are landing they decided to paint most of the rounds as tracer rounds just so the audience have an easy time tracking what’s going on. Loved your reaction you guys, this movie is easily the best war film in terms of showing just how gritty and unpatriotic war really is. From the sound effect, practical effects, writing, acting, this film fires on all cylinders and is a true masterpiece.
yep , thanks Ryan for pointing that out with the tracers, so in reality a machine gun firing would not look like that, in fact you cant really see the bullets
@@darthsaren6519 That’s exactly right. Just a couple tracers per magazine really to know if you are on target. Every so often you may see a quick flash of one but they wouldn’t be real bright.
@@darthsaren6519 you can't see the bullets, but you can see the tracers, with low light conditions. we would load every 3rd round in a 30 round magazine witn a tracrer when i was in. it helps to direct the fire from a fire team, squad, larger elements.
My father said when he was in Vietnam they loaded every 5th round as a tracer on belt fed weapons. Not only do they help you stay on target by letting you see where you’re rounds are going, but they also will let you know if you’ve over heated the barrel of the rifle. When it over heats the bullets don’t fly straight, they make like a corkscrew streak threw the air.
@D G no offense taken. Most machine guns are rifles though as they have a rifled barrel. Like you said, when the barrel gets hot enough it starts changing colors and is screwed, the tolerances start getting bigger and bigger so rounds don’t fly true anymore. With tracers you can see that as a visual cue to know you need to change barrels before you damage it permanently.
“You feel it?”
“You feel it?”
“It’s called WAR! You feel it?”
That line said it all
One of the Best lines in movie, honestly gives me goosebumps watching that scene again ❤️
“Wait till you see it”
“See what?”
“What a man can do to another man”
The most impactful line in this movie.
FACTS!!
It's war, you feel it???
@@justtrustash Spent time in the balkans mid 90's. You would not believe what man could to to another man.
@@PrinsPrygel I live in Brazil, but i can have an idea, here some peolple has the head cut-off alive...and some times even worst....
@@alexsandermc9794 I lost faith in humanity, and also found faith in humanity. It is a dichotomy, I saw the worst and the best of humanity during the '90's. It is said that every man finds God at the bottom of a foxhole.
This was the first war movie for me where even though the ending is triumphant, you do not feel that way at the end, just like the soldiers after they've won the war. You feel a sense of overall loss and doom. Loss of life, loss of humanity, loss of faith in man. And to know it happends and keeps happening.....great movie.
For Hannah: the bullets you saw and compared to Star Wars - those are called tracer rounds. It allowed you to see how far off target you were so you could correct and get a direct hit. It’s accurate, and it was the inspiration for such lasers in sci-if movies…movies like Star Wars.
Only every fifth round in machine gun belts, referred to as four-to-one tracer. There are 4 more bullets that you can see in between the tracers you see.
Indeed, the inspiration goes deeper.
X-wings utilised red bolts, the tracer colour of most nato countries during the cold war. The ties used green which was used by Russia and Russian supplied equipment during the cold war.
Obviously most blasters in the OT use red bolts, but I believe the use of red and green specifically (as opposed to any combo of colours) was intentional for the space battles to draw parallels with nato/rebels fighting for freedom and warsaw/empire fighting for control.
"Wait until you see"
"See what?"
"What a man can do to another man."
That line really hit me.
Jon Bernthal is such a fantastic actor, they all are but Jon often goes unnoticed behind huge names
No he not punisher an Dame Shane from walking dead
completely agree. Jon's the goat
I honestly love his characters screen time the most besides bible, it says alot about this movie that honestly Don is 4th out of my favorites
I like his acting and all a lot, he was GREAT in The Bear! However, his roles are often quite uncomfortable, annoying, asshole, kind of stuff - and I actually think he's a little like that in real life... Watched some interviews with him and all, and he says a lot of bs as well, these "crazy stories" you just know aren't true.
@@AlphaChinoz dude you just replied to a 2 year old comment, go to bed it's not relevant anymore
You guys are so fun to watch. You guys being the most british people in the world makes this 100x times better too😂😂
😂😂 it’s like watching real life villains haha
As a member of a Tank crew for 9 years, you are closer to them than your own brothers. those men become part of you, everyone I know that were Tank crewmen agree "best Job I ever had"
Ash, I legitimately watch your reaction videos nonstop and seriously appreciate having Hannah's reactions available as well. If you are a fan of this War movie, it means you definitely haven't seen "Tae Guk Gi: The Brotherhood of War" yet. Watch that movie. Trust me. If you think Fury is the best, then you'll definitely rethink that after watching Tae Guk Gi on the Korean War. The BEST hands down.
My brother! So much love to you..thank you for this beautiful message ❤️ will do mate, I’ll add it to the list
@@justtrustash Love your reaction to have the movie fury but question for you both. Could you react to the TV series House of the Dragon I get the feeling you might like it
Hannah, Ash, watch Hacksaw Ridge after this. It's Incredible True Story.
I second this 👆 great film about a great man.
I posted the same in the comments!! 💗🇺🇸💗 this needs to be seen.. as a Former Combat Medic myself, that movie is everything to me ♥️🇺🇸♥️🇺🇸♥️
A must watch movie..
They should watch road to perdition !
I think she'll enjoy Hackshaw a lot more than this. Both great films though.
"Choke her she's cold." Literally means, the engine is cold so less air, more fuel. Once the engine starts less "choke" more air as "she" (the engine) (see how we love the feminine) warms up. American tanks used gasoline (petroleum) fuel, not diesel at the time so you could try it out on your lawnmower or something. Maybe? BTW I DO love your reactions. Both of you.
Appreciate you mate, thank you for watching ❤️
Yup! Cars with carburetors had a choke lever that you pulled to start it and then you pushed it back in once the engine warmed up (too soon and the engine would stall). This became unnecessary once electronic fuel injection was invented. I remember my Dad being excited about it when my family bought our first fuel injected car in 1986.
I’d also recommend 1917. Most Great War films are based on the American perspective. But 1917 is the British. Might be something you guys would want to see. Also Dunkirk which is also British. But great film FO SHO!
1917 is insane also. The sceeeenes in that. Hannah will get destroyed though 🤣
@@abrimfulofasha I agree to an extent. But given I believe Ash and Hannah are British they may enjoy seeing a movie from that perspective. Hacksaw Ridge is Fantastic. Anything Mel Gibson directs pretty much is great.
@@abrimfulofasha Like I said I never said it was better than Hacksaw. Just giving them some recommendations for some films that come from the British perspective. Dunkirk & 1917. Which are both very good films.
I think Legends of the Fall had a tiny bit of WWI in it if you wanna see more of Brad Pitt.
Dunkirk is one of the best war films ever made, top 5 for sure.
Whenever i see a new movie pop up from "Just trust ash" i become so happy, you guys are awesome! Thank you for these videos
Also side note, in a battleground it is very rare to see wildlife during fighting times as they will normally steer WELL away from the battle site. Most animals are gone before the battle even begins.
Good to know. If I see them running I should follow.
Yeah, just a human walking through the woods quietly will scare most wildlife away. If they are making noise it will chase away even big predators (wildcats, bears, etc). Tanks and machine guns? Yeah, every living creature is running like hell outta there.
@@testfire3000 Exactly
@6:02 - When he says: "Choke 'er up, she's cold," he is referring to the choke valve on a carbureted (rather than injected) internal combustion engine. It regulates the air pressure in the intake manifold, thereby altering the air/fuel mixture. Very few carbureted engines still around, so it isn't surprising that you hadn't ever heard of a choke. I grew up in the 80s and my first rig was an '84 FJ60 Land Cruiser. Definitely had a choke pull next to the steering column that you would need to pull out to start the engine when it was cold (I lived in Montana, where it gets very cold). As the engine warmed up, you would gradually push the "pull" back in.
You guys are amazing together with reactions. Competent in detecting themes and techniques of cinematography, funny quirks, and still have the wits about you to take in the emotional parts of a film. I've watched a lot of reaction videos, and you guys make the duo thing work better than any other channel. Most times it takes the suspense out of it or people think they need to talk to each other the entire time. Keep killing it you guys! You guys should totally add Logan, and The Count of Monte Cristo to the list
Mikey!! Love this beautiful comment mate, thank you for the love you legend ❤️
@@justtrustash Count of Monte Cristo for sure. Also, The 13th warrior.
Great reaction to you Both🙏❤️ I remember going to watch this in theaters when it came out My Grandfather was in a Tank Division in WW2 so this hit home And He said "This was the closest thing to capturing Combat in a War movie" Powerful movie💯 Brad Pitt is a Legend lol at the beginning The Inglorious Bastard's reference 🤣 Well done 👏
"We were Soldiers" and "Black Hawk Down" are two great war movies!!
Id also add Hacksaw Ridge and Enemy at the gates to your list, both of those movies were based on actual war hereos which definitely makes the stories more impressive.
@@ev6808 agree 100%.
I think all 4 we've mentioned are based on true events, makes them all the more gripping!!
Brad Pitt: "Choke her up, she is cold" means to "give it gas while engine not running" which in turn means push the small black button on the bottom right corner of the temp and pressure motoring console which is to the left of the tank driver. There are 2 buttons: the STARTERS (those tanks ran 2 engines) you push the left most a couple of times then the right one and its supposed to turn both engines on I think: got to drive one at a NAF Blue Angels show after the show when everything was being packed up. things drive very similar to a skid steer or dozer
Hannah's total understanding at the end of like how he couldn't do it as well as the other young German soldier was mint. War is nothing but shit end of.
What a great suprise you guys reacting to this, i just stopped everything i was doing to watch this lol. You guys should check out The Thin Red Line at some point, an amazing WW2 movie, one of the best in my opinion.
Haha cheers mate..mad love to you ❤️
7:35. That was me at my sister's funeral when I walked into the bathroom. I had to be the rock for my mom, and I always directed people giving sympathy towards her, and accepted none.
Those small breaks away from people, when I could fully just lose it, got me through a very tough time. You have to release it.
Hannah, these reactions are why we keep coming back, y’all together are top notch team. Keep watching sad movies please!
Cheers you legend ❤️
Yes, that's exactly what they look like when they shoot, they're called tracer rounds so you can stay on target easier, not every round has a tracer but every 3 or 4 rounds (Or So) have a tracer round.
Every 5th. 👍
I was on tanks for a decade. I never saw combat (I was right between the two Gulf wars) but this film really nailed the crew interaction. And the tactics seemed reasonable as well.
Also, yes, all this laser looking bullets: every fifth round on a machine gun belt is a "tracer round" that is lit. It helps you refine your aim. And also, the ricochet is very accurate.
I label this film as rather accurate portrayal.
Eh, most of the tactics were alright. I think the biggest gripe that a lot of armchair tank commanders and history buffs have is with the Tiger vs 4 Sherman battle. The Tiger tank did a few things that were really, really dumb, like taking out the rear tank first instead of the lead tank (although I'll let that pass, because if they kill Brad Pitt, there'd be no movie). Also charging towards the Shermans instead of keeping their distance, taking advantage of the effective range of their main gun, didn't seem like a wise move.
You really think that ending battle was realistic or accurate?
"this world is such a shit-show, ain't it?!" I couldn't agree more.
"You are great at this Hannah." I also agree on this.
Keep going.
You guys should watch the HBO mini-series the Pacific. It was directed and produced by Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg and is based off of multiple true stories of American Marines fighting the Japanese during WW2
The house with the women scene is the best in the movie. Brad Pitt sees it as a brief moment of normalcy and tries to get as much out of it as he can, where as his men find it disgusting because they've been put through the ringer by him. He made them the war beaten dogs they are, as he was supposed to so they'd survive, and now they're pissed he can just turn it off.
And on top of that, he's treating Norman, the new guy, to that normalcy
They were also more than a bit rapey in that dinner scene
Also they took shots at Brad by talking about the dead horses and how they were killing them KNOWING Brad's character loved horse which caused him to pop at the table scene.
“Best job I ever had” refers to the rush of combat and the feeling of absolute elation that comes from the end of the fight and you realize you’re still alive
I was bawling, by the way, watching this with you. Loved how the two of you really got everything the movie was putting forward, all the messages about humanity, the tough love from Brady and the bond between this team. One of my favorite reactions from the two of you, and one of my favorite reactions to Fury altogether. You guys never fail👍, hope you're doing well, and the RUclips grind isn't overwhelming
Never overwhelming when I see comments like this ❤️ love you mate, thank you so much
Just some additional info for you:
Both the "Fury" tank and the Tiger I (the one tank they can barely kill) are in the collection of The Tank Museum, Bovington, UK. So, yes, you can visit them and it's well worth visiting, even if you are just has a mild interest in history. (Sorry, I can't promise a Brad Pitt appearance, though.) Many other vehicles used in this film are in private collections. For example, the entire German convoy at the beginning of the movie belongs to Bruce Crompton.
Actually, tanks are rather cramped inside. The prop guys had to make a 110% sized "tank" to be able too shoot most of the inside actions.
I'm not a subscriber, but if I may recommend a movie, then I shall recommend the sports drama 'Ford v Ferrari'. The loader in Fury was portrayed by Jon Bernthal and he also plays Lee Iacocca in Ford v Ferrari.
15:00 a lot of heavy machine guns use a "tracer round" every 5 or so bullets that is more visible to see, so you can see better where your shots are landing since its probably quite difficult to look down the sights firing a heavy weapon like that
I just watched this movie three days ago and I really loved your reactions! You two should react to movies together more often. Definitely one of the most sincere and heartfelt reactions I have seen of this very gritty movie.
You guys are funny AF love when you roast each other haha
This is one of my favorite War movies of all time along side Behind Enemy Lines & Saving Private Ryan
I took my 93 year old grandfather to see this in theaters back in October of 2014. He was in a heavy armor brigade and was the crew chief in an M26 Pershing tank. Those were the tanks built to avenge all the M4 Shermans we lost to the German Tiger tanks. His Pershing was heavily armored and that model had a huge primary canon that fired shells powerful enough to go right through a German Tiger tank. My grandfather's tank had 8 Tiger kills and 15 of the lighter weight German Panzer tanks. He was extremely emotionally moved by this movie
I love this DUO you two are so great togther, your reactions give me life haha
This film is sooo good, already knew how emotional you'd get during this.
Keep up the greatness guys here for the long run❤👑👏🏾
Hahaha let’s gooo!! This put a massive smile on my face you legend ❤️
War turns the purest of hearts into hatred... seeing your best friends die or your brothers die... I hate war, but the need for it will never go away... But these movies show how war isn't just brutal on the body, but the mind and heart as well.... what you will do in a life or death situation after watching what your brothers and sisters went through will change you and you could do some crappy stuff... like war crimes and stuff. I'm not excusing the behavior, but the mind can lose itself pretty quickly when faced with this stuff.
So happy you loved this Ash. The bonds between these characters and the actors themselves are incredible
FACTS!! Thank you for watching mate ❤️
“Tell em!” Hahaha!! Ah, the subtleties.
This movie is just beyond words, I love the acting, the writing, setting and music. Fury is an amazing movie and I suggest it to reactors, and I cannot express how excited I was to see you both reacting to it. I cried at the ending again.
Another war movie I don't see suggested very much is a Korean film, My Way.
Yeah I’ve seen parts of it. It’s an incredible story.
my way is the best war movie ever
Well IMO is "Das Boot" the best war movie for a couple of reasons:
1. It shows the german perspective of the war and most importantly shows that not all germans were nazis or cruel monsters like the world thinks we were.
2. It's quite entertaining. Most of the time it's calm but when it gets tense it is tense
3. It's really realistic. At least more than Fury or saving Private Ryan or other Hollywood movies.
4. Naval Battles always fascinated me
Best Lines in this movie:
"Ideals are beautiful, History is Violent"
"They are Young, and They are alive"
"You Feel It? It's War, You Feel It?"
"Wait till you see it, what a man can do to another man"
"Don't get atouch to anyone"
"It's ok, This is my Home"
"Just Kill Me!! I can't do it, Kill Me !!"
"I'm Scared" , "I'm scared too"
"Best Job i ever had"
"I'm sorry, You're a good guy, better than i am"
...
etc.. etc.. So good, awesome movie..
This movie is great with detailed film making:
1) director wanted to show that the sniper who took out war daddy was also a very experience soldier hence him removing his face cover and cam zooming in to show wrinkles and scars on his face
2) similarly, the German soldier who lets Norman go at the end is a young soldier like Norman and good job with the camera showing us how young he is
This channel is gold haha, love the comedy.
15:00 those are Tracer bullets. Every few bulltes they added those to have optical indicator where they shoot at. Of course the negativ part of thise is that enemys see exactly where you shoot from.
Appreciate the love mate ❤️
The bullets look like that because every 5th round they would have what you called a tracer round which has a coating so when it's fired it creates a trail so they can see where the rest of the bullets are landing :)
fox holes in open and 88 missing shots like they can't aim. i wish they were battle accurate too
Though the ending scene is often regarded as fiction in how 5 men can hold off 400-1,200 (battalion sized unit), the ending is believed to have taken inspiration from the real life story of US Army 2LT. Audie Murphy. He held his ground, alone, on top of a burning tank with the tanks .50 cal mounted weapon (same as Wardaddy) against 300+ German soldiers and 6 German tanks. He survived and was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions. He is the most decorated US military person ever and a legend amongst the US military personnel/community.
so you think when 300 experienced soldiers equiped with Panzerschreck they won´t use it? Instead of they attack the single tank on the middle of the road with their rifles and machine guns for hours and then finally they got the amazing idea to use the Panzerschreck? And of course the sniper had to be a part of this scene too. Sorry, but this scene was totally bullshit. I am talking here about this movie not about Audie Murphys story. And the scene Tiger vs Shemans was a joke too.
@@SgtLfk I mean, literally one man did this against 300 (est.) experienced German soldiers AND tanks with just a Carbine, and a .50 cal. So 5 guys attempting the same thing its not that far fetched when compared to an the IRL event.
@@Charli3HM21 First of all this is April 1945, and at this point all the experience German soldiers are either dead or prisoners of war.
@@andrebattiste3305 so you're saying they should've survived then since ALL experienced German soldiers are dead or POWs?
It's absolute nonsense.
If you haven't seen The Punisher series with Jon Bernthal, you haven't lived yet. Its pure awesome. PS! Watch Platoon, Full Metal Jacket and Born on the 4th of July.
I’ve been very fortunate to of been in the fury tank and the tiger tank that are in this amazing film, I got pictures with the tanks plus inside the fury/sherman tank I got to go inside it and you can see drawings inside the tank that the actors had drawn on the inside,I remember being in the tank and thinking there are so many safety hazards and ways to lose your head and fingers in the tank
Yours and Hannah's reactions are so human and genuine. Love it.
Appreciate it mate ❤️
“Wait till you see it”
“See what?”
“What a man can do to another man”
Shoulda showed that part. Epic line and delivery by Shia lebouf.
I've been waiting for this reaction for so long now! Does anyone here want to hear something that might make you even more sad after that ending? Here it goes:
So if anyone remembers at one point in the movie it was mentioned that that entire tank crew was together for the entirety of the war. Now go back to the beginning of the movie, when the crawl text comes on screen and it says the date is "April 1945" that's 4 months before the war ended. So that means that that original crew who had been together the entire war was only 4 months away from going home and yet they met their ends and Logan Lerman's character who just got there for the first time got to go home after a valiant act of heroism that those guys probably had done many times before. Crazy to think man...
To this day I have been saying this for years but I believe Fury is the most under rated War Film of all time! This movie does not get talked about enough. If there was an Oscar for best ensemble cast in a film not only would Fury have been nominated but it would've won it. This cast is amazing, I love these characters even with their flaws as human beings. I also think maybe an acting Oscar should've been given to one of those five I mean the acting here is top notch. The action is violent and brutal all over and that's another thing I love about them movie it does not give a F about anything it goes for it. I think this movie is one of those war movies that really truly shows what the war was like especially towards the end of it when people were getting desperate on both sides of the conflict and it shows the trauma and PTSD amazingly. This movie is also one of the more rewatchable movies I've ever seen I love watching it even if that does sound weird since it is a war movie.
Love the reaction I hope everyone sees what I said and thinks about that when they see this movie for more after!🙏
I watched this one over and over since it came out. It doesn't sound weird, it's definitely a rewatchable movie. I don't cry easily but this one and a few others get me teary eyed every time I see them. I recommend you to watch "Taking Chance" with Kevin Bacon which isn't an actual war movie but a war-related one. It's one of the other ones which get me almost crying every time I see it again.
@@DenizYalcin ya man thanks for the rec!
The tea talk in the beginning got me 😂
So for Hannah asking if it really looks like that when they fire. It does and it doesn't, the glowing bullets are what is called a Tracer round. This type of bullet has a compound at the base of it that burns brightly once fired, there are several colors. The green tracer is made by using baruim salts in the compound. The reason for a tracer round is to create a visual aid for allies to coordinate and/or focus fire on a point or target, especially in low light conditions. So in the town scene where Brad Pitt says follow my burst, he means look where my tracer is hitting and fire on that position. You will generally have magazines with one of these loaded every 4-5th round-ish, you dont want all your mags to have tracers in them because the line of sight works both ways. The opponent can see exactly where you are firing from as well
Not exactly, the round takes approx 100m to start burning
The actors formed a strong bond filming this movie as well. Clint Eastwood's son, Scott, is one of the infantrymen riding on the back of Fury. He spit tobacco on the tank and Shia LeBeouf nearly went to blows with him over it. Turns out it was the director that told Eastwood to do it for the scene, but Shia was just gonna deck the guy for fouling the tank that they considered their "home".
I gotta be honest with you, I watched 3 reactions to action movies, and I thought you you were way over the top. But then I saw you react to something more dramatic. And you were just as honest about how it made you feel. I'm now subbed.
Ash i believe you and Hannah are the most relatable people 😂 i like you both for being yourselves
Whilst Hannah is right for the most part about the other side in a war being just as likely to have been forced into it as yourself, and just as scared, and desperate for home, the SS were a different breed. They were Hitler's triggermen, they carried out the executions, ran the death camps, and every other heinous shit you can imagine. The SS were the true believers, for whom no act was immoral. It's hard to summarize just how far this group went in the pursuit of true evil. There are few groups, identifiable as a single mass that act in concert, that are as widely and prolifically responsible for truly reprehensible deeds.
As such, yeah. The SS can go to hell.
This. Things were so insane that even in the german military, members of the Wehrmacht would get into fights with SS members (a german tank Ace famously kidnapped a SS unit that was trying to kill POW's and chained them to train tracks). So yeah, even guys on their side disliked them.
While the SS were responsible for most the war crimes, the waffen-SS actually did have conscripts, even non-germans (especially later in the war when far less people wanted to be associated with the SS). It's a common misconception that all SS were passionate volunteers. The wehrmacht had their share of war criminals, and likewise the waffen-SS had their share of soldiers forced into it.
They were also incredibly high on Methanphetamene chewing gum for the first few years of the war, and were starting to run out by the time America stormed Normandy, so you were dealing with a bunch of angry meth-heads in withdrawal.
Wrong. The Waffen SS itself (which is a fighting branch of the SS), as in the soldiers of SS that you could encounter in battle, did not operate any camps (that was under different branch of SS, Totenkopfverbände, still SS but you most likely wouldn't encounter them in any battle). And while it often had people who joined for ideological reasons, it also had some conscripts and many foreign volunteers (danes, swedes, french, latvians, bosnians, you name it) who joined often because they just viewed bolshevism as a threat. Also some people from Wehrmacht transferred to SS simply because it might've been a progression in their military career. And if I were to name some that did the most heinous shit, then I'd pick something more specific (for example 36th Waffen SS grenadier division or 13th Waffen SS mountain division) as Waffen SS was such a large organization that you could find all kinds of people in there.
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The mad thing about this war is that most of the people who fought were regular joes and not dedicated warriors who had been training for years, you even had boys lying about their age... which would never be permitted in ancient times by Romans/Greeks etc. Spartans never stepped foot on a battlefield until they were 30! but trained from 14 which shows the amount of time it takes to make a warrior. Massive respect for all the lives lost but especially those who had never trained for seen war previously. Love the channel keep doing your thing!
I do love reactions to war films and I would recommend the film 13 hours which is based on a true story also fun fact the rounds that are fired in this that you said look like lasers are called tracer rounds it's so they can see where the rounds are going so others can see where to shoot
Ash & Hannah, your reaction videos are simply the best, really, with so much more than just the ordinary viewing commentary, (that in other YT Reactors is often so irritating in how they talk too much, talk over really important dialog or just make stupid comments) you always give such excellent comments, from your combined points of view, that sometimes are matched or other times be in stark contrast, but whether it's from you or Hannah or from both of you simultaneously, so many are either profoundly insightful or humorous beyond expectation. Seriously, you both add so much more to your productions as compared to what are all too often just run of the mill YT reaction videos not worthy of viewers time or attention.
I've recommended you guys to others, something I haven't done before, and I do it with enthusiasm "YOU gotta check out this guy named Ash on YT!" lol.
As always, the bonus of watching the interaction between you two, your intros, your close ups, etc., I'm so glad you don't edit them out, altogether, it's just like getting whipped cream and strawberries on top of pancakes, like getting extra icecream on your pie, like getting, well you get the picture lol.
THANKS SO MUCH TO YOU BOTH!
Dude yall always put a smile on my face!😂 You two as a couple are great! Shoutout to Hannah for always taking time to do reactions after her long days she's a real one 🙏 it's appreciated
Legit the most hard working human, she deserves all the love..thank you mate for showing that you legend ❤️
you guys are hilarious together lmao keep up the good work.
As good as the reactions are, the intros are always 10/10. You two are hilarious. 😂
My brother, you’re always here showing support, mad love to you ❤️
Ok i've been binging your videos the last weeks and just fucking love em. Ash energy is above 9'000! Look at that scene !!! BOLOGNAISE ! Your sister is a gem but doesn't seem to really enjoy the movies that much, while Hannah is such an emotional and empathic woman, you can tell she doesn't know or is really eager to watch it, but then gets taken away and immersed, beautiful. Also makes such an effort to look good for the video, and she does !
But what's really catching my interest is how you two react with eachother. Ash being the chad he is, saying something provocative, and then the edit and zoom on her face and eyes "did he really just say that ? do i love or hate him ?" Absolutely genius. You're both beautiful and such a sweet couple :)
• The German kids in uniform reveals how desperate the German army was in the last month of the war.
• The German tank was known as a Tiger (Panzer Kampfwagen VI) tank. It was the most heavily armored protected tank of World War II. It's gun was an 88mm capable of penetrating the thinner armor of the American Mark IV Sherman tank with ease and striking its target at a greater distance than any other tank. The Sherman's 75mm gun was not capable of penetrating the front and side armor of a Tiger. It could have done damage with a side shot on the tracks and wheels but this would have only immobilized the tank and not prevent it from turning its turret and firing. However, as you correctly understood, the Tiger's armor in the rear was thinner and penetrable by 75mm round.
• As we all know, movies come with a rating system. However, after watching Hannah carefully daubing her tears so as to not mar her makeup, I believe there should be a rating system that tells her how little or how much make-up to apply prior to watching a movie.
the tiger was not the most heavily armored, not even the tiger 2 was, that title goes to the Jagdtiger that, despite never seeing combat, its armor was way stronger than the tiger's, A normal sherman shooting at the side armor of a tiger was enough to destroy it and pen it, no need to go all the way around. Fury is a 76mm sherman, the 76 could pen the tiger on the front at a distance of 800 meters.
@@spygineer1076 I agree that at the range depicted in the film and any distance less than 800 yards (yards was used in the reference material I consulted) the 76mm Sherman could penetrate a Tiger's side turret and superstructure thickness of 80mm or its hull of 60mm, since the 76mm gun penetration was rated at 93mm at 800 yards. However, I don't believe at 800 yards it is a given that a Sherman 76mm, firing at the front armor of a Tiger, would penetrate its 100mm thickness. Of course, we would be debating that the difference of 7mm would or would not be enough to prevent penetration. I certainly would not want to bet my life on it. Perhaps, a HEAT round could do it but I'm not that knowledgeable on ammo capability.
In a real world situation, a Tiger would take advantage of its lethality and survivability by engaging Sherman fronts at distances greater than 1,500 meters.
@Ash you can't imagine how hard this movie hit in theaters. The sound of those tank shells whizzing by... I'll never forget it. Awesome movie
The rounds that light up when shot are called Tracer rounds. Every certain number of rounds shot will release a tracer, and those are used to count how many shots approx. were fired when reviewing the film. I don't know the exact number but it works like every tracer that you see equals (x) many rounds shot since they are spaced out evenly.
I like how the director decided to make the screen really greyish looking through the movie to give it a feel of sadness and no hope’
that part for me really made it feel quite real.
I've watched this movie so many times and it still gets me every time.
I will never forget the lines "What a man can do to another man" and especially "Ideals are peaceful, History is violent", with the whole Russia-Ukraine Thing going on.
Great Reaction!
I love how you guys solved your arguments on this video. Definitely a sign of a beautiful relationship being able to get past it together, instead of letting everything explode. Much love to you and the best of wishes! ❤
One of the truest, and most honest films ever...combined with one of the truest and most honest reactions ever. Love you guys. Keep doing you, and keep fighting for what you do.
The ending was nonsense
@@johanstinson sometimes a message is louder than the minutiae of specific aspects of the speech.
"Best job I ever had!" Is them telling each other, I love u guys...
Loved the reaction as always.. Never disappoints.. Fury is by far the one of the best WW2 films to come out in a long time. The intensity in this fking movie is on a whole different level. From the drama to the battle scenes and those brief subtle moments of jubilation after a victory or laughter at some dark twisted joke, you get so invested in the characters and grow more attached to each of them as the movie progresses. You can't help but root for these lads from start to finish and the more you invest the more attached you become. It really shows the brotherly bond and commadery they share during such a brutal and horrific time. I rank this up there with the likes of saving private Ryan, battle of Iwo Jima and hacksaw ridge, all classic WW2 films that are a shock to the system. Love you, you beautiful humans and again bloody fantastic reaction.
I’m still in the intro but loving this couple and the humor. Epic movie. Enjoy
I love this film. You guys need to check out some of this director’s other films, especially End Of Watch starring Jake Gyllenhaal
God, I LOVE End Of Watch. Such an amazing movie.
When the bullets look "like lasers" those are called tracer rounds. It's so that you can see where your bullets are landing to adjust your aim better. Not all bullets look like that coming out of a gun but tracers can be made different colors.
Another great reaction for another great movie from the greatest reaction channel, let's go! I totally agree. This movie was able to capture the bond, the brotherhood of war really well. That is something you can't recreate without some kind of trauma. and please tell Hannah, she is great at the reactions! Always loving the banter between you two and her takes. I didn't think about it before but now I do worry about the trees and the wildlife, oh my...lol. She's wonderful as much as you are. Another recent war movie is 1918 which is really great and and older movie called, Black Hawk Down is a good movie based on a true story.
Thank you both for this reaction. take care
Love you so much mate ❤️
@@justtrustash of course man and thanks for replying 🙏🏼
Humanity shines brightest in the darkest moments...
I would argue that during such tense moments humanity does not go out the window but shines brightest...
As the act of war is all of human existence as we currently know it compressed into but a few moments.
Wrath, compassion, lust, happiness, sadness, regret, pride, bravery, cowardice, death, and birth...
We see it all in what one can describe as, in the larger picture that is human existence, small moments of pure humanity that we call war.
Y'all should definitely watch Platoon eventually. Possibly the greatest Vietnam War movie imo.
One of the best reactions ever i have seen. You both make for a great couple. ❤
I have to say that I absolutely love this movie. I love it so much that I have watched many reactions to this movie…when I watch those reactions they ALWAYS leave out that scripture scene in the tank. To me that is the most important scene. Thank you for adding that. I will subscribe. Cheers from across the pond.
My dad served in a tank in ww ll. He would never talk about it. After I saw this I knew why. RIP Dad, love you and miss you❤️there will never be another generation like them. This country should be ashamed of what we ve done with the freedom they gave their lives for
Man this movie got me too. For me it was saving private ryan ( the brutality and the rawness of war) and band of brothers ( the love and bonds you have for characters) then mix them two up and stick it all in a tank. Hannah you shouldn’t worry about not being able to do this lol, your guys reactions are real that always make for amazing authentic content. Shia and John bernthal and Brad outstandinggggg
Hannah “OMG, the poor forest!”
Ash: *internally* 😒 15:40
You had to choose to go into the SS, and they knew they were going to be doing horrific things. I have no sympathy for them.
A lot of the SS were conscripts. Introduced in 1942
32:58 i don´t know whats more brutal... the death itself or the fact his crew had to witness only half his body sacking down the tank.
I really like seeing you react together, it brings me joy and is always much fun! 👌
And because of the way Hannah reacts to certain things and because she is a woman, you should watch "Battle for Sevastopol" (2015). A biographical war movie about the most successful female sniper in recorded history. I am really curious how your reactions would be to the things that happen in the movie or rather in the time period and if Hannah could relate to that.
Of course other war movies are more popular and are reacted to more on youtube, but this is one that needs more attention and is with 7.1 imdb close to Fury 7.6 (just so you know it isn't trash, Ash) 😁
Anyways, thanks for your reactions. 😊
Engines used to have a manual choke to start cold engines. You would pull out the choke and after the engine warmed up you would push it back in. The choke basically helped to thin the fuel mixture going into the carburetor if I understand it correctly.
Ash, your one liners and single word descriptions are just too much bro! It doesn't matter what kind of movie it is, it's always, 100% of the time, hilarity ensuing. I had a friend or two that was always this naturally funny and I loved every second I got to hang out with them.
"Omelette!" *Swiping vertical hand gesture* "OMELETTE!" Bro stahp! LMFAO
"Symbolisms! I wanna break your eggs!" How am I supposed to enjoy this reaction if I'm constantly pissing my pants?!
BTW, wtf! I just noticed I wasnt subbed? How can this be? I swear I was subbed. This seems to be happening to alot of channels I sub too. Good job RUclips!
Also, still waiting on that "Symbolisms" merch!
😂😂 my brother even if you weren’t subbed, this comment means everything to me..legit such an honour to have you on our channel mate, so much love to you ❤️
Not lasers. Those are tracer bullets that light up so you can see where you are hitting. Typically every 4th or 5th bullet is a tracer. So.... in between what looks like lasers there are 3 or 4 regular bullets in between.
hey Ash , great reaction as usual , this is what I like about you , one of the few reactors who actually understands some things. Like it was with 300 - first one I saw with you and then Troy , etc. Anyway just a tip for you , dont watch Schindlers List with Hannah, just dont :) It is probably one of the most heart breaking war movie
Hahaha makes me want to watch it even more 😂 love you mate
6:00 "Choke 'er up, she's cold" is referring to the tank's engine. When starting a cold internal combustion engine, the ratio of air in the fuel-air mixture needs to be dialed back (creating a richer fuel/air ratio), which means the engine operator needs to have a means to control the airflow into the engine. This is done via what's known as the choke valve, which as the name suggests, 'chokes' the amount of air going into the engine. Once the engine warms up, you open the choke valve & increase the airflow (for car owners wondering where the hell their choke valve is: most modern vehicles are fuel-injected, with an Electronic Control Module (ECM) that automatically controls the airflow based on engine temperature)
I love you for your reactions, especially when it comes to such heavy movies. But I want to say, a soldier in a war, even if he is on the wrong side, even as a German, is not evil! Yes I say this very simply as a German and I am infinitely sorry for what my ancestors did. But a soldier follows his orders, he is not good or evil because of that. If someone had refused, if someone had said that he would not shoot, would not kill, then he himself would have been shot. Yes, we Germans had many evil people in our ranks, but not every soldier was evil. These soldiers also had a father, mother and often a wife and children. They did not want to die any more than anyone else who was involved in this war. This is not to excuse the deeds that were done, but not everyone is evil when they do something bad. I hope that one day you will watch two things: 1. "The last Tiger" from the game: Battlefield 5. Only the cutscenes. And then, I hope as a video here in the channel: "Das Boot" best in original language with English subtitles. It should show you that we are all human, with our faults, with our flaws, but that there are good people on every side. War is always terrible, knows no winners, only losers. Let's build a better world, in peace and happiness! Thank you and keep up the good work, like this channel very much.
We Love you mate ❤️
@@justtrustash Thank you, for your great reaction. You are both great people! Hope this channel continues to grow. But most of all I hope that you are always happy in your private life. Only that counts!
@@AndreasW78 this is everything to us! We appreciate you so much mate ❤️
It's interesting to note that a book written in the '90's by the late author Stephen Ambrose called. "The Victors" when interviewing veterans from the war he had asked them who did they think they had the most in common with and they said they found after the war ended they discovered they had the most in common with the German people.
Agreed! The only Germans during WW2 I would say are evil would be the SS the Wehrmacht were just normal soldiers.
Hanna makes me cry when she cries lmao....I relate to her empathy. That ending got me. Legit you guys are my favorite pair to watch. Keep it coming!!