In the last months of World War II, as the Allies make their final push in the European theatre, a battle-hardened U.S. Army sergeant named 'Wardaddy' commands a Sherman tank called 'Fury' and its five-man crew on a deadly mission behind enemy lines. Outnumbered and outgunned, Wardaddy and his men face overwhelming odds in their heroic attempts to strike at the heart of Nazi Germany.
Brad Pitt Shia LaBeouf Logan Lerman Michael Peña Jon Bernthal Jim Parrack Brad William Henke Kevin Vance Xavier Samuel Jason Isaacs Anamaria Marinca Alicia von Rittberg Scott Eastwood Laurence Spellman Daniel Betts Adam Ganne Eric Kofi Abrefa Osi Okerafor John Macmillan Saul Barrett Marek Oravec Kyle Soller Jake Curran Jack Bannon Branko Tomović Orion Lee Vivien Bridson Christian Contreras Stella Stocker Show All…
Michelle Eisenreich Jody Rogers Everett Burrell Jerome Chen Brian Drewes Mathew Krentz Sean Devereaux Taylor Tulip-Close
Bruce Tanis Gary A. Hecker Lee Gilmore Paul N.J. Ottosson Jamie Hardt Hamilton Sterling Rick Owens Marc Fishman
Chiara Ugolini Anthony Parker Jo Grover Uxue Laguardia Marta Roggero Siobhan Harper Ryan David Malinowski Steve Painter Jon Moore Tanaz Nili
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I really don't know what to think of this. The acting was excellent, the cinematography was gorgeous, the atmosphere was foreboding and impeccable, and a breakfast scene is one of the finest moments in 2014.
Yet, the rest is typical WWII fodder, with an overbearing score, cliche elements, a preachy script, and a soft ending bringing down the film as a whole.
Basically, when all is said and done, It's a solid war film, and while I was particularly impressed with the aura of disillusionment and foggy misery; the rest feels like leftovers from every "war is hell" film ever made.
Hits HARD. Engrossing war movie is bleak, brutal, and uncompromising. Oil, mud, blood, and despair give way to bursts of adrenaline and pure survival instinct. I found it gripping and effective, while being an utterly claustrophobic experience. You’re trapped in a cold metal tomb, and there is no light…
Every time Brad Pitt took off his helmet and that amazing haircut was shown, I knew right away that I do not have what it takes to join the army.
David Ayer's Fury is one of the best WWII films I've seen in quite some time. Intense, brutal and even quite moving, as well as featuring great performances from each of the leads. Really glad I checked this out in theaters.
Also, really wish I looked nearly as badass as Brad Pitt does with that particular haircut. I had that shit before he did and he makes me look like a freakin' jackass with it.
If there's anything original about this as a war drama, it's that there's nothing redemptive to be found. It's as ostentatiously bleak as you'd expect, but it also discards trope themes like honor or noble sacrifice in favor of combat's blunt, pragmatic brutality and finds (to my sick mind, anyway) a calm beauty in human cruelty and desire.
While I didn't love Fury, I found it to be a solid film. It's full of great performances from the cast. The five gentlemen do a damn fine job and have great camaraderie with one another. This film is a very brutal outlook on war. War is a brutal thing and this movie doesn't hide that fact. The last 30 minutes were incredibly intense and had you on the edge of your seat. And yes, Shia LeBouf actually gives a very good performance.
I think my improved reaction to Fury is the result of coming to terms with some of the more conventional elements that are scattered throughout its story. Putting aside some corny lines and a predictable plot flow, the rest is visually ravishing and stunningly serene. The film as a whole is shrouded in a permanent dose of fog, collapsing each and every character into their respective states of disillusion and troubling loss. Roman Vasyanov has crafted an utterly haunting look to Fury.
I really don't know how to put my thoughts on this film into words. One moment there's a blunt message crammed into one line, and another moment sheds a fascinating amount of character against an incredible amount of…
