Fury

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Slingin Monkey P @RT47851171 2d Once again, proof that RT is good for nothing… Take note of the critics who gave this anything but a five star epic review…. And you’ll know why I say that. Because this is one of the greatest war films ever made right up there with all the top 10 best. You want to watch it over and over again if you truly appreciate cinema. See more Jason R @JasonLovesMoviesForever 6d One of the greatest WWII movies I have ever seen outside of Saving Private Ryan! See more Jay S @YouMadeYou Aug 4 Hands down one of my all-time favorite movies that I can watch over and over and never get tired of the relationship shown on screen of the actors in this movie is amazing a very good storyline has you wanting to see more almost seems like the movie is too short or deserves a prequel want to Shia LaBeouf's best acting roles in fact all of them I probably think this is their best role just all around great movie that shows what World War II really felt like for a tank crew High highly recommend it to watch See more Joaquin U @Joaquin1 Jul 24 Somewhat entertaining, with solid cinematography and a decent cast. The plot is bare‑bones: move from point A to point B, mowing down everything in between. The Germans are portrayed as lousy shots, suicidally reckless, and dumb, while the other side can toss a rock in the dark and somehow wipe out a dozen. It’s popcorn fare—the tank angle adds a bit of freshness since it hasn’t been milked to death. Still, best enjoyed by switching off your brain for a couple of hours. See more Chris S @Janomi Jul 20 Fury is a really solid war film because it gives World War II combat a specific, claustrophobic perspective. Instead of focusing on large battlefield strategy, the movie traps us inside a Sherman tank with men who are dirty, exhausted, terrified, and hardened by violence. The tank feels like both a weapon and a coffin. Brad Pitt is strong as Don "Wardaddy" Collier, giving him authority, toughness, and deep emotional weariness. Shia LaBeouf, Logan Lerman, Michael Peña, and Jon Bernthal help make the crew feel damaged and lived-in, each bringing a different kind of fear, faith, anger, or survival instinct. The combat is vicious, loud, and stressful, with real physical weight behind every shell impact and mechanical failure. The grim tone can become exhausting, and the final stand stretches believability, but Fury is intense, well acted, and memorable. See more Avery M @RT13764138 Jul 17 The tank combat is the movie’s greatest strength. The battles are tense, loud, and claustrophobic, giving viewers a sense of just how dangerous armored warfare was. Rather than glorifying combat, Fury shows the physical and psychological toll that war takes on soldiers. See more Read all reviews

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