Most of these deleted scenes actually make a lot of the real movie make sense, or at least more sense. Like the hatch. That's an important detail. The talk about going home. I want to see the full directors cut, with everything in it. I don't care if it's 4 hours long.
I honestly would rather this movie be 4 hours than what it is now. I would love a 4 hour Fury! It would breath so much more life into this movie! Especially since we can finally connect better with the characters.
Yes the deleted scenes usually do help. We were watching a movie one time I don't remember the name of it but it it cut from like a dinner scene to something else and it was really confusing from then on the whole movie was confusing. Anyways we found the deleted scene was in the DVD and that deleted scene pretty much summed up the whole movie it was really stupid that they cut it it was only like a minute and a half.
The deleted scenes explain a lot. In this, it not only explains the floor hatch, but also why they had to take on the tiger instead of calling in support.
The bigger question is why they didn’t use their Sherman 76 properly, the APHE shells that cannon fired were more than enough to penetrate the hull and the turret of the tiger. They could’ve just shot at it as soon as they saw it and knock it out in one or two shots
@GMF so what. If your point is that Spanish people are white simply because Spain is in Europe, then that explanation is pretty dumb. There's a huge difference between a Spanish or f.e. greek person and a Swede. Can't generalise everyone as "white"
If I'm gonna be honest they probably should've left every deleted scene in, the movie just felt way to short and we didn't really connect or learn about any characters except Norman and hints about the others
Agreed. I felt that they left out a lot of important information in the final cut. I always wondered why Wardaddy had some sort of connection to Norman, and turns out in the original script apparently Wardaddy had a brother named Norman that shared a lot of similarities with the kid, however he died. So that explains a lot of why Wardaddy protected him multiple times and such. Plus in the original there was a lot more background such as why Wardaddy could speak German, and apparently his mother was born there or he had some type of ancestry so his connection to the war was more personal. Overall I loved the movie, despite the criticism such as it’s lack of accuracy etc, but I felt they did it a big injustice to leave out so much backstory from the characters. Would have made a much more gripping film and possibly could have been 1 of the best in that genre.
I liked the movie so I agree, it was already two hours so they had to cut stuff at the cost of story line. Im perfectly fine with watching a 3 hour movie i enjoy.
The only thing I can think of is that they had a specific runtime to meet. I know Lord of the Rings trilogy had roughly 2-3 hours worth of content cut out for that exact reason.
I served in both Iraq and Afghanistan as a tank commander and I can say I have never experienced brotherhood anywhere else other then on a tank. This movie hits all the right spots
@@LuisOrtiz-gc4le the guy who gives the crew members in the tank orders like he tells the gunner to shoot and the driver to move anywhere the commander needs, it's like brad pitt (war daddy)
I was also in Afghanistan, I traveled all over the country to about every base you could imagine. Been on tons of convoys of all types. I can say with 100% confidence, there were no Tanks in Afghanistan. Terrain made them useless, there were only Strykers.
Difference Engine this scene was probably deleted because it contradicted the scene where Norman didn't shoot the kid and Brad Pitt got pissed at him for not shooting but in this scene he told Norman to only shoot on his command
@@FactoryOldFork not how Hollywood works anymore. Only way a director has a full say in their film is if they're a name big enough for the big studios to trust. Recent movies would be way better if it wasn't like this
The hatch would not help Norman. He should give credit to German grenades that blow in about half a minute instead of 4 seconds ))). Man, Brad Pitt had enough time to write a letter to his mom and hand it to Norman ))
Oh yeah. Saw a Sherman that had been used up until the 90-2000's up in Yorkshire in the UK. Driving had learned how to drive it THAT DAY. Apparently very simple. Like driving a car
I think the majority of all deleted scenes should have been left in. It brings more side info on each character as well as allows us to bond with them more. In the original with scenes cut out, we see the crew as a bunch of shit talking war toughened men, but with deleted scenes we see regular men who still retain their humanity. (They just show Norman how to survive war in their own tough way)
Well, the whole movie felt unfinished. It definitely told a story and was well acted, but what that story truly was is a mystery. It was hardly based on true events and even these scenes seemed like it was really a snapshot of historical context from ten thousand feet.
That "running out of war" line made me realize that pretty much every single soldier in WW2 knew that it'd be over eventually. They had just as much foresight/hindsight as we do. They were 100% aware of their place in history. That's fucking crazy.
Yea. The sentiment in 1945 was try to not get killed. Most of the glorious parts were over, and the Battle of the Bulge was the last one. The rest were just mopping up operations, hurrying up and wait from one German town to another.
I mean War Fatigue is a real thing and has been known about for centuries. It's why countries when they go to war, they try to get it over quickly. If it goes too long, both countries suffer for nothing. Not that I'm advocating for war - I'm just saying long wars gain nothing.
One of the surviving wartime episodes of the British radio show Much-Binding-in-the-Marsh has them saying "it's almost over now", it's from mid-late 1944!
just a random user its a e8 sherman, they have pretty much the same effective thickness as tiger, the 88 can still penetrate them but they have to be closer and crucially they can also pen the tiger with the 76 that the later shermans received
@@absolutelydisgusted8665 Every historical movie in existence sacrifices some historical accuracy during filmmaking process. Every one. The best are "mostly" accurate with few inaccuracies which enhance the viewing experience. That's the way it works. It's a movie, not a documentary. Saving Private Ryan and the beloved Band of Brothers are not entirely accurate either. The Tiger skirmish, a favourite punching bag for entitled internet experts is a prime example. Yes, it ignores few basic facts like gun penetration at this distance and presents the infamous "one Tiger equals 4 Shermans" allegory. And so what? The scene is suspenseful, well paced and audio-visually impressive. It works. It works because it uses just the right amount of history coupled with a bit exaggerated but still respectful movie fiction. Would a "perfectly historically accurate" version of this event (whether the Tiger wins or loses) be as interesting? And a last note: strange shit happens in warfare. At some point an M8 Greyhound armoured car managed to take out the King Tiger by shooting at its ass.
Shinigami Teichou its an M4A4 E8. Its got comparable armour to a tiger and a 76mm gun that’ll penetrate a tiger no problem.... the fact that the tiger bounced a round is totally plausable
@@LogieT2K except that it was already almost-close range. and did you see how the shot bounced off their E8? either the gunner had a stroke mid aim or there was a magical force helping the main characters like some kind of plot armor or something. kind of like those seen in american movies, and it helped push the round upwards
@@LogieT2K True the scene makes no sense, other than the tank column turning to face and then reversing into cover, that's realistic, the Tiger coming out from cover is dumb. I think it's because they had the only functional Tiger I in the world that they were obsessed with showing it moving rather than have it sit around, less tactical and less realistic but show's off the fact they have it.
I have been waiting for all these deleted scenes for months. Especially I love Shia as Boyd "Bible" Swan. Thank you very much that you put these scenes here.
The film is amazing. But I've been watching these deleted scenes, and the majority of them are fuckin' amazing and I think they should have stayed in the film. I watched the actual film again a few days ago, and after seeing all these deleted scenes, it kinda felt incomplete.
All of this cut out small talk takes out so much realism, these conversations bring so much depth to the characters and our true of what goes down in the military.
Great movie! I hope there will be a “director’s cut” or “extended edition” Blu-ray and 4K HD disc that includes all of the deleted scenes edited into the entire film. Not in a selectable category collection of deleted scenes. 👍🇺🇸
>Says how most of the slangs used in this movie was "unknown" then. >Doesn't elaborate. >Funny part is, a lot of people agree, as if they lived in that era. And they said time travellers don't exist. Smh.
"If we get hit we're going to burn out and we're going to burn out fast." The well documented history of wet racks and their remarkable effectiveness in preventing catastrophic ammo cookoff: Am I a joke to you?
For them, they're fine, they've got a 76 Jumbo, however, for the smaller more Boxy Sherman's, they wouldn't be, those ones were called Tommy Cookers for a reason.
2:52 -“when I die, bury me upside down so the world can my ass.” It’s a vietnam war reference. And is on the side of helmet on Charlie sheens M1 on the movie platoon.
It just occurred to me that had Grady survived the war, and got himself a wife with a bunch of babies as he says, he would turn into the abusive, hillbilly, father, with PTSD, in the 50s and 60s.
The sherman didn't have armor like paper contrary to how popular history likes to remember it, they also didn't light up easily since they ran with wet storage and other saftey/easy escape methods, it was one of the most survivable tanks to take a big anti gun hit Not much can go toe to toe with late war advance anti tank guns, those things were designed to take out IS-2s or KVs the poor sods inside probably aren't gonna feel that way about it under fire though, which is understandable, but Im glad this line was cut if nothing then to help stem the spread of the awful book "burning coffins"
A movie set in 1945 with dialogue from 2014, probably one of the main weaknesses and historical inaccuracies with this film along with the bullying they give to the new guy and the perception that Americans on the front had poor equipment and were dirty. These fellas showered daily, they even had ice cream on the front line.
It pisses me off that in movies about the Second World War, actors are 20-30 years older than real soldiers back then. It was similar in Saving Private Ryan. Pitt was 50 in 2014. Real tank commanders were 25-30 years old.
this scene explains why they held off the german patrol at the end, the commander didnt want to survive the war, he feared going home, a little selfish to drag his squad down with him though, he should have known they would never abandon him
Probably the reason this scene was deleted was because of the historical inaccuracy that the tank will burn up when it gets hit. Considering this movie was at the end of war. This occurrence was very very very rare. This scene could also have been deleted because the acting was a bit over the top.
Friends dad was TC in 2nd Armored. Talked about attack by SS. They buttoned up and turned their turrets and fired all night . Morning showed the slaughter. This flick based on 2nd Armored battle history.
I mean if wardaddy really wanted more war all he'd have to do is wait about 5 years for the Korean war to start, then after that war he'd just have to wait another 2 years for the Vietnam war to start
This scene should have been left in the movie. It adds to the context of their personal relationships and gives insight into how they become a band of brothers.
I just realized that "Fury" has the additional armor on the glacis. Third Army forbid the use of extemporized armor like sand bags, tracks, etc, because they actually did little to add to protection while putting greater stress on the drive train and suspension. Instead, M4 Shermans were rotated through corps and army level maintenance units where armor plates cut from destroyed US and German were welded over the upper and lower glacis plates. This basically doubled the effective armor protection. But also, the distance between tanks and the lack of recon elements is disappointing.All tank battalions had a company of 17 light tanks and a recon platoon with armed jeeps, so I would have expected recon elements to be attached and providing point and flank guards. When those weren't available, distances between tanks in column were increased or tanks advanced through bounding overwatch, one section moving forward while the other took up a position where they could watch for threats and provide fire support. When the moving section arrived at a specific point, they would assume overwatch and the other section would bound forward past them to the new overwatch position.
Had much higher hopes for this movie...it was OK...but feel, that it could have been better. At least, it was one of the very few movies that honor the Tankers, of WWII, which...is sad.
1:25 this is the only part in this ENTIRE scene with Lt. Parker. bruh. also: Gordo: Hey kid! u play cards? Norman: No! Eh.. i don’t play cards!! Gordo: dude wots wrong with u?! bruh!!!
Honestly, I don't know who they had advising them on historical accuracy, but the way they dog on the M4 as being a "shit box" is verifiably false. The frontal armor, accounting for slope, was actually equivalent to that of the Tiger 1 and yet the tank itself was at least twice as reliable. It was designed for ease of maintenance and was one of the most ergonomic of the war. The 75 would make quick work of most German tanks and most crews could fire at least twice as fast due to efficiency. The 76 on the Fury could've easily peeled that tiger from the depicted range just as fast as they could slew to the target. That being said, there were only 3 documented engagements between Sherman's and tiger 1s in the entire war. The Army put a great deal of time and focus into developing quality vehicles and only sent the best. The Sherman was absolutely one of the best tanks of the war and is actually known as the most survivable tank of the war. This movie would've been so much better if it didn't seem like 50% of the plot was shitting all over what was in reality a state of the art tank that was loved all around by its crews and infantry along side.
I think something like less than 2% of total Allied casualties were tankers. A surprisingly high number of tankers survived their Sherman's getting hit as it's design gave crewman easy emergency exit options. Also the British had lots of head injuries as they were adamant about wearing berets instead of padded helmets.
I think it's accurate to have the tankers believe the Shermans were shit boxes because even though in hindsight we can look at them like "what a great vehicle" many veteran tankers from ww2 were believed the Shermans were shit purely because of how incredible German tanks were comparison.
This definitely should have a prequel with them in Africa. Same crew as the beginning of the movie . And it should end with the battle seen that we didn't get to see at the beginning of fury
We should definitely get a prequel to this film with the same crew but in Africa when they first start fighting..
Yeah I agree
That’s a fantastic idea my friend!
Would definitely be interesting to see kasserine pass
Or in France during normandy
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_involving_the_United_States
Most of these deleted scenes actually make a lot of the real movie make sense, or at least more sense. Like the hatch. That's an important detail. The talk about going home. I want to see the full directors cut, with everything in it. I don't care if it's 4 hours long.
I think that would be great! Watch it with your best WWII fan buddies!
I honestly would rather this movie be 4 hours than what it is now. I would love a 4 hour Fury! It would breath so much more life into this movie! Especially since we can finally connect better with the characters.
Yes the deleted scenes usually do help. We were watching a movie one time I don't remember the name of it but it it cut from like a dinner scene to something else and it was really confusing from then on the whole movie was confusing. Anyways we found the deleted scene was in the DVD and that deleted scene pretty much summed up the whole movie it was really stupid that they cut it it was only like a minute and a half.
I agree 100% with you.
The hatch scene definitely should have been in the movie
The deleted scenes explain a lot. In this, it not only explains the floor hatch, but also why they had to take on the tiger instead of calling in support.
The bigger question is why they didn’t use their Sherman 76 properly, the APHE shells that cannon fired were more than enough to penetrate the hull and the turret of the tiger. They could’ve just shot at it as soon as they saw it and knock it out in one or two shots
@@dospuntosuve5384 and the Tiger would also try to take the Fury firtst, and he probably could
Dospuntosuve okay mr world of tanks historian , nobody cares ITS A MOVIE
Suprememes ._ i don’t even like wot
Suprememes ._ yes it’s a movie that’s supposed to be HISTORICALLY ACCURATE!!!!
i like how Gordo said he would just escape when Fury got hit. Makes later events more interesting.
Carrion Hound
died a hero...
He was also fucking with new guy, pushing his buttons, testing his limits.
@@ELITESrBAMOFOS945 so was tom and grady
@array s it was a different time, a different kind of war.
I like
Gordo is drinking and driving, but he won't get pulled over today.
Latinos were classified as white by army standards of the time
It'd only matter if a kraut panzer pulled him over
@@fallout0624 it`s true
@GMF so what. If your point is that Spanish people are white simply because Spain is in Europe, then that explanation is pretty dumb. There's a huge difference between a Spanish or f.e. greek person and a Swede.
Can't generalise everyone as "white"
@GMF latino literally is an expression for people of latin america
No one calls people from the mediterranean Latino
If I'm gonna be honest they probably should've left every deleted scene in, the movie just felt way to short and we didn't really connect or learn about any characters except Norman and hints about the others
Yep. I was left confused when it ended, felt wayy too short.
Agreed. I felt that they left out a lot of important information in the final cut. I always wondered why Wardaddy had some sort of connection to Norman, and turns out in the original script apparently Wardaddy had a brother named Norman that shared a lot of similarities with the kid, however he died. So that explains a lot of why Wardaddy protected him multiple times and such. Plus in the original there was a lot more background such as why Wardaddy could speak German, and apparently his mother was born there or he had some type of ancestry so his connection to the war was more personal. Overall I loved the movie, despite the criticism such as it’s lack of accuracy etc, but I felt they did it a big injustice to leave out so much backstory from the characters. Would have made a much more gripping film and possibly could have been 1 of the best in that genre.
they turnt a war film into a tank action movie.
Thegamer8324 yeah the movie was a bit short
I liked the movie so I agree, it was already two hours so they had to cut stuff at the cost of story line. Im perfectly fine with watching a 3 hour movie i enjoy.
Jon Bernthal is a very good actor. Underrated for sure.
Yess
i totally agree
He can make you love and hate his characters at the same time. Versatile as hell
@@emilstorgaard9642 so true
Yeah. Though I find his style of head bobbing when be talks hilarious and can't take his characters seriously cause of it hahaha
"If we need support, we're fucked."
"Is the fucking war over yet?"
2 most used sentences by every troop in every war
These deleted scenes go so PERFECT with this movie I cannot understand how in any universe these were taken out.
The only thing I can think of is that they had a specific runtime to meet. I know Lord of the Rings trilogy had roughly 2-3 hours worth of content cut out for that exact reason.
I served in both Iraq and Afghanistan as a tank commander and I can say I have never experienced brotherhood anywhere else other then on a tank. This movie hits all the right spots
Yeah ok..
Tf is a tank commander
@@LuisOrtiz-gc4le the guy who gives the crew members in the tank orders like he tells the gunner to shoot and the driver to move anywhere the commander needs, it's like brad pitt (war daddy)
I was also in Afghanistan, I traveled all over the country to about every base you could imagine. Been on tons of convoys of all types. I can say with 100% confidence, there were no Tanks in Afghanistan. Terrain made them useless, there were only Strykers.
@@glenjolivette7460 there were definitely tanks in Afghanistan
These deleted scenes are way better than what they left in the movie. Whoever edited this film stinks
Difference Engine its like that for every movie, chill.
Difference Engine this scene was probably deleted because it contradicted the scene where Norman didn't shoot the kid and Brad Pitt got pissed at him for not shooting but in this scene he told Norman to only shoot on his command
it's the director who chooses what scenes stay in
@@FactoryOldFork bvs says otherwise
@@FactoryOldFork not how Hollywood works anymore. Only way a director has a full say in their film is if they're a name big enough for the big studios to trust. Recent movies would be way better if it wasn't like this
Now we know how norman knows where the escape door is. i've been wondering how he knew as it never got mentioned in the movie
@Mr diddle He actually just says "You know where the hatch is?" Or something like that. Which he does, because of this scene.
@Necramonium Nope, Norman tells his buds he was a pencil pusher when they first meet up.
Shit even with the scene left out he'd know what the door is because he's been in the tank for days by the end of the movie. Lol Isn't it obvious?
The hatch would not help Norman. He should give credit to German grenades that blow in about half a minute instead of 4 seconds ))). Man, Brad Pitt had enough time to write a letter to his mom and hand it to Norman ))
If he stood on something for a few days I think he would notice.
Interestingly the cast was actually trained to operate that tank for real, so Pena was ACTUALLY driving that tank
Oh yeah. Saw a Sherman that had been used up until the 90-2000's up in Yorkshire in the UK. Driving had learned how to drive it THAT DAY. Apparently very simple. Like driving a car
I think the majority of all deleted scenes should have been left in. It brings more side info on each character as well as allows us to bond with them more. In the original with scenes cut out, we see the crew as a bunch of shit talking war toughened men, but with deleted scenes we see regular men who still retain their humanity. (They just show Norman how to survive war in their own tough way)
Yep, should be in the directors cut, due for release soon.
it was a pretty stupid decision to make those cuts otherwise it would've been a lot better
Well, the whole movie felt unfinished. It definitely told a story and was well acted, but what that story truly was is a mystery. It was hardly based on true events and even these scenes seemed like it was really a snapshot of historical context from ten thousand feet.
That "running out of war" line made me realize that pretty much every single soldier in WW2 knew that it'd be over eventually. They had just as much foresight/hindsight as we do. They were 100% aware of their place in history. That's fucking crazy.
Yea. The sentiment in 1945 was try to not get killed. Most of the glorious parts were over, and the Battle of the Bulge was the last one. The rest were just mopping up operations, hurrying up and wait from one German town to another.
@@Apeksim I'm lucky my grandpa was able to make it through, he was at the Battle of the Bulge and it turned him off camping for the rest of his life.
I mean War Fatigue is a real thing and has been known about for centuries. It's why countries when they go to war, they try to get it over quickly. If it goes too long, both countries suffer for nothing. Not that I'm advocating for war - I'm just saying long wars gain nothing.
I mean they can read a map. They could see how close they were to Berlin.
One of the surviving wartime episodes of the British radio show Much-Binding-in-the-Marsh has them saying "it's almost over now", it's from mid-late 1944!
1:17 “what’s wrong with you? You MF!” LMAO
If I had know Grady had plans to have a family, and he wasn’t just some drunk, his death would’ve meant more to me.
Would've been better to know he's shell shocked too.
Fury’s additional armor was enough to protect it much better than earlier versions of the Sherman
1 tIgEr eQuAls tO 4 sHeRmAnS
It doesn't help against 88mm though. Maybe lower calliber, sure.
The same way that 76 could've punched right through the Tiger like nothing. But it's not like the movie is very historically accurate..
just a random user its a e8 sherman, they have pretty much the same effective thickness as tiger, the 88 can still penetrate them but they have to be closer and crucially they can also pen the tiger with the 76 that the later shermans received
@@absolutelydisgusted8665 Every historical movie in existence sacrifices some historical accuracy during filmmaking process. Every one. The best are "mostly" accurate with few inaccuracies which enhance the viewing experience. That's the way it works. It's a movie, not a documentary. Saving Private Ryan and the beloved Band of Brothers are not entirely accurate either.
The Tiger skirmish, a favourite punching bag for entitled internet experts is a prime example. Yes, it ignores few basic facts like gun penetration at this distance and presents the infamous "one Tiger equals 4 Shermans" allegory. And so what? The scene is suspenseful, well paced and audio-visually impressive. It works. It works because it uses just the right amount of history coupled with a bit exaggerated but still respectful movie fiction.
Would a "perfectly historically accurate" version of this event (whether the Tiger wins or loses) be as interesting?
And a last note: strange shit happens in warfare. At some point an M8 Greyhound armoured car managed to take out the King Tiger by shooting at its ass.
"We get hit, We gon burn out fast"
- Bounces a Tiger 1 round
*Tiger 1: Am I a Joke to you?*
Shinigami Teichou its an M4A4 E8. Its got comparable armour to a tiger and a 76mm gun that’ll penetrate a tiger no problem.... the fact that the tiger bounced a round is totally plausable
@@LogieT2K except that it was already almost-close range. and did you see how the shot bounced off their E8? either the gunner had a stroke mid aim or there was a magical force helping the main characters like some kind of plot armor or something. kind of like those seen in american movies, and it helped push the round upwards
Shinigami Teichou laughs in child crew
Shinigami Teichou yeah good point. I mean if the tiger crew had any brain they would engaged at range anyway. The whole scene is dumb
@@LogieT2K True the scene makes no sense, other than the tank column turning to face and then reversing into cover, that's realistic, the Tiger coming out from cover is dumb.
I think it's because they had the only functional Tiger I in the world that they were obsessed with showing it moving rather than have it sit around, less tactical and less realistic but show's off the fact they have it.
Yeah, more deleted scenes please! Thank you very very much. Really appreciate.
0:47-0:52
That could explain why he hesitated to take the shot on the German Panzer (RPG) team that killed the Lieutenant and his tank crew .
Its not rpg.. Its panzerfaust
@@callmebadger4914 technically, it is an RPG
Call Me Badger RPG (Rocket Propelled Grenade) That’s basically what a panzerfaust is.
Just a Guy same difference
Just a Guy without panzerfaust, the RPG would’ve never exist. It’s the Soviet version of it. They both propelled rockets duh
“ no I don’t play cards”
“ what’s wrong with you, you motherfucker”
I died😂
1:30 they picked the perfect actor to play an LT.
"bury me face down so the whole fucken world can kiss my ass" is going to be my final will and testament if I live long enough to write one lmao
Drinkin while driving a tank now thats sweet lol
it's a tank whats the worst that could happen ;D
The dream.
I have been waiting for all these deleted scenes for months. Especially I love Shia as Boyd "Bible" Swan. Thank you very much that you put these scenes here.
2:49 That foreshadowing.
and he did fall forward face down inside the tank, all those nazis can kiss his ass
The film is amazing. But I've been watching these deleted scenes, and the majority of them are fuckin' amazing and I think they should have stayed in the film. I watched the actual film again a few days ago, and after seeing all these deleted scenes, it kinda felt incomplete.
This movie with all the deleted scenes and a properly executed tiger fight could’ve got an Oscar.
All of this cut out small talk takes out so much realism, these conversations bring so much depth to the characters and our true of what goes down in the military.
@3:08 Thanks for not lighting our asses up with friendly fire like you normally do.
mike nails all his roles, truly underrated
Aldo the Apache's twin brother, Wardaddy
Legend has it Gordo gives the cops speeding tickets back home
I love when Micheal Pina plays that guy like he can.
So offended my mans doesnt play cards 😂😂
Can someone please edit all deleted scenes to fury itself. I need to watch the complete
The Last Commander for real
help yourself..
Yeah
You might ask David Ayer. I believe he is capable))
What a thought...i like it..id watch..one eye open..other shut..half sleeping..
Great movie! I hope there will be a “director’s cut” or “extended edition” Blu-ray and 4K HD disc that includes all of the deleted scenes edited into the entire film. Not in a selectable category collection of deleted scenes. 👍🇺🇸
I feel like Gordo’s cards argument gonna be a meme
"Hey kid, do you play cards?"
"No, I don't play cards."
"What's wrong with you!?" 😂😂😂
A lot of this slang was unknown then.
Such as?
>Says how most of the slangs used in this movie was "unknown" then.
>Doesn't elaborate.
>Funny part is, a lot of people agree, as if they lived in that era.
And they said time travellers don't exist. Smh.
@@sushimuncher282 You don't have to timetravel to have knowledge of past language use. .
@@dhss333 Perhaps. Would you like to enlighten us specifically what terms are out of place, then?
And there he goes again. We'll never get to learn what "slangs" were unknown.
1:17 to 1:20 is the greatest. That's exactly how me and my friends talked to each other in Afghanistan
This is legit how tank crews talk to each other 😂
"If we get hit we're going to burn out and we're going to burn out fast."
The well documented history of wet racks and their remarkable effectiveness in preventing catastrophic ammo cookoff: Am I a joke to you?
For them, they're fine, they've got a 76 Jumbo, however, for the smaller more Boxy Sherman's, they wouldn't be, those ones were called Tommy Cookers for a reason.
2:52 -“when I die, bury me upside down so the world can my ass.” It’s a vietnam war reference. And is on the side of helmet on Charlie sheens M1 on the movie platoon.
Now I know where Dempsey comes from in bo1 zombies😂
It just occurred to me that had Grady survived the war, and got himself a wife with a bunch of babies as he says, he would turn into the abusive, hillbilly, father, with PTSD, in the 50s and 60s.
All the deleted scenes are great and they should of left them all in the movie.
The sherman didn't have armor like paper contrary to how popular history likes to remember it, they also didn't light up easily since they ran with wet storage and other saftey/easy escape methods, it was one of the most survivable tanks to take a big anti gun hit
Not much can go toe to toe with late war advance anti tank guns, those things were designed to take out IS-2s or KVs
the poor sods inside probably aren't gonna feel that way about it under fire though, which is understandable, but Im glad this line was cut if nothing then to help stem the spread of the awful book "burning coffins"
Also fury didn't have to get behind the tiger the 76 was capable of killing it from the front
A movie set in 1945 with dialogue from 2014, probably one of the main weaknesses and historical inaccuracies with this film along with the bullying they give to the new guy and the perception that Americans on the front had poor equipment and were dirty. These fellas showered daily, they even had ice cream on the front line.
Damn they realy need to make an extended movie with all those scenes
The deleted scenes help you understand the characters a lot better and adds more depth to the film
If you told me Jon Berenthal improvised that entire part I'd believe you without a shadow of a doubt
1:07 this is how i talk to girl when we have nothing to say
the cuts to this movie were savage, it makes so much more sense as a longer film
It pisses me off that in movies about the Second World War, actors are 20-30 years older than real soldiers back then. It was similar in Saving Private Ryan. Pitt was 50 in 2014. Real tank commanders were 25-30 years old.
it’s insane to me that this came out in 2014... i remember this coming out like it was 2018
"What's wrong with you?" 🤣🤣🤣
These deleted scenes make Grady so much more likable. XD Such a badass reason why he would want to be buried face down.
“Is the fucking war over yet?” Don’t know why but that line always gets me😂
@ 1:16 Damn Gordo why you have to attack him like that 🤣🤣🤣🤣
If I were the dude playing Norman I wouldn't be able to keep a straight face when Gordo says "you MFer" 🤣
*lights cigarette* “fkin war over yet?”
this scene explains why they held off the german patrol at the end, the commander didnt want to survive the war, he feared going home, a little selfish to drag his squad down with him though, he should have known they would never abandon him
Spades is one of the most popular games played in the infantry world especially in mechanized units I love that....that right there is awesome
artillery too. Our whole battalion played it
I wish they kept these scenes they are soo good
1:16 XD
he got so aggressive haha
The way he said it😂😂
What a great film, best movie ever about tank crews.
Probably the reason this scene was deleted was because of the historical inaccuracy that the tank will burn up when it gets hit. Considering this movie was at the end of war. This occurrence was very very very rare. This scene could also have been deleted because the acting was a bit over the top.
But the ppl that drove the tank didn't know shit about armor and cannons
as one once said a part of you becomes an animal while the other part of you struggles to maintain a facsimile of humanity
They need to re-release this movie with all the deleted scenes, as a seperate DVD or something. It would be a long movie but much better.
Seriously they really need to do it. That’ll be awesome to watch actually full extended movie!
Friends dad was TC in 2nd Armored. Talked about attack by SS. They buttoned up and turned their turrets and fired all night . Morning showed the slaughter. This flick based on 2nd Armored battle history.
Alot of Good Deleted scenes taken out of this Movie
I mean if wardaddy really wanted more war all he'd have to do is wait about 5 years for the Korean war to start, then after that war he'd just have to wait another 2 years for the Vietnam war to start
This scene should have been left in the movie. It adds to the context of their personal relationships and gives insight into how they become a band of brothers.
This sets ups SSG’s reason for staying at the crossroads.
What’s funny is that the Mexican dude’s actor voices the taco man from Turbo XD
Man after all the deleted scenes this movie is basically a 30m sitcom...
"Bury me face-down."
"Why, so you can get to Hell quicker?"
"Nope! Whole fuckin' world can kiss my ass!"
😂
I swear they could've made a whole another movie with the amount of deleted scenes there are
Im gonna suscribe, but I want more of these deleted scenes.
Drinking and driving...well,that s very smart !!!
If he wanted more war, he still had the Korean and Vietnam to look forward to so at the age so people could have put the effort to fight 3 or 4 wars
I'm sorry is War Daddy a time traveler?
nice video , dont know why they delete it ?
The bury me face down line is from platoon, it’s written on the side of Chris Taylor, Charlie sheen’s helmet
Love brad pitt in this movie he plays so good and looks very cool and hard. Very good job brad👍🏻👍🏻
I just realized that "Fury" has the additional armor on the glacis. Third Army forbid the use of extemporized armor like sand bags, tracks, etc, because they actually did little to add to protection while putting greater stress on the drive train and suspension. Instead, M4 Shermans were rotated through corps and army level maintenance units where armor plates cut from destroyed US and German were welded over the upper and lower glacis plates. This basically doubled the effective armor protection. But also, the distance between tanks and the lack of recon elements is disappointing.All tank battalions had a company of 17 light tanks and a recon platoon with armed jeeps, so I would have expected recon elements to be attached and providing point and flank guards. When those weren't available, distances between tanks in column were increased or tanks advanced through bounding overwatch, one section moving forward while the other took up a position where they could watch for threats and provide fire support. When the moving section arrived at a specific point, they would assume overwatch and the other section would bound forward past them to the new overwatch position.
They have have deleted this scene because he expressly tells him not to fire the bow gun, then is upset with his later when he doesn't fire.
OHH - This explains why he already knew where the hatch was at the end.
Had much higher hopes for this movie...it was OK...but feel, that it could have been better. At least, it was one of the very few movies that honor the Tankers, of WWII, which...is sad.
Where being in a tank wasnt nearly as safe as people make it out to be now
@@rubenlopez3364 Actually, casualty rates were much lower for tankers than for the infantry
1:25 this is the only part in this ENTIRE scene with Lt. Parker. bruh. also: Gordo: Hey kid! u play cards? Norman: No! Eh.. i don’t play cards!! Gordo: dude wots wrong with u?! bruh!!!
"I'm not waiting for you, and I'm not helping you"
funny enough he ends up sacrificing his own life to save Norman's.
Foreshadowww
Honestly, I don't know who they had advising them on historical accuracy, but the way they dog on the M4 as being a "shit box" is verifiably false. The frontal armor, accounting for slope, was actually equivalent to that of the Tiger 1 and yet the tank itself was at least twice as reliable. It was designed for ease of maintenance and was one of the most ergonomic of the war. The 75 would make quick work of most German tanks and most crews could fire at least twice as fast due to efficiency. The 76 on the Fury could've easily peeled that tiger from the depicted range just as fast as they could slew to the target. That being said, there were only 3 documented engagements between Sherman's and tiger 1s in the entire war. The Army put a great deal of time and focus into developing quality vehicles and only sent the best. The Sherman was absolutely one of the best tanks of the war and is actually known as the most survivable tank of the war. This movie would've been so much better if it didn't seem like 50% of the plot was shitting all over what was in reality a state of the art tank that was loved all around by its crews and infantry along side.
Devin i couldnt agree more. The directer probably read death traps once and based the whole movie off that complete crock of lies
I think something like less than 2% of total Allied casualties were tankers. A surprisingly high number of tankers survived their Sherman's getting hit as it's design gave crewman easy emergency exit options. Also the British had lots of head injuries as they were adamant about wearing berets instead of padded helmets.
I think it's accurate to have the tankers believe the Shermans were shit boxes because even though in hindsight we can look at them like "what a great vehicle" many veteran tankers from ww2 were believed the Shermans were shit purely because of how incredible German tanks were comparison.
@@LogieT2K thats actually listed as the inspiration lol
not gonna wait for you, not gonna help you!
hugs a grenade to shield him with his body, saving his life in the process.
Shame he is not doing more war movies. Same crew. Obviously before this. Damn this movie was great.
"make sure to bury me upside down so the whole world can kiss my ass" haha
Seru nih filmnya ..🇲🇨🇲🇨💖
We need a prequel
This definitely should have a prequel with them in Africa. Same crew as the beginning of the movie . And it should end with the battle seen that we didn't get to see at the beginning of fury
About the 100th dude to say it they need these parts in the movie
I loved the movie anyway