The scene with Shia reciting the bible in the tank before the final standoff was just incredible acting, some of the best I’ve seen.
1 month ago
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Most brutal scene clearly is truly trying to figure out if Hitler would really have sex withWardaddy for a chocolate bar.
1 month ago | 15
Norman freezing in the woods and the LT’s tank getting hit with driver killing himself while on fire.
1 month ago | 8
I’ll say the Tiger tank scene was so intense! Just seeing that giant metal beast against those flimsy Shermans, I was like “they’re all dead!”
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I still randomly think about the tanks running over the bodies in this movie...
3 weeks ago | 0
Absolutely ridiculous movie, insulting in it's inaccuracy to the point of being offensive They brag about how realistic it is down to the nomenclature of props not even seen on camera, then proceed to show you a single tank, without even moving, hold of an AS battalion IN GERMANY for HOURS They would be dead in seconds, SECONDS, as in under a minute Multiple, CONCEALED anti tank guns ambushing armor moving slowly across a flat plain with no cover and they don't even land a single hit, not one. A quick spray from a machine gun detonates multiple ammunition dumps at impossible range but crawling Sherman's moving in a straight line are impossible to hit Only elite crews are manning tigers at this stage in the war, Rommel absolutely annihilated the US at kassarine pass with only 60 tiger 1's, the only reason he didn't capture Eisenhower himself was because jealous officers in high command didn't let him A veteran tiger crew ambushing 4 Sherman's hits the first tank in line, then the last, trapping them in on the narrow road and popping the middle two at leisure, only the power of editing saves fury, and even then it's still unbelievable The tiger is not going to leave cover, it doesn't need to show itself to obliterate the Sherman's Stupid movie for stupid people
1 month ago | 7
I would say the grittiest scene would be the panzerfaust ambush scene. Sets the stakes and is his first lesson that the rest of that crew learned a long time ago.
1 month ago | 1
That scene with the Tiger had everyone in the theater on edge it was amazing lol.
1 month ago | 0
I said crossroads at first but I remember the dinner scene when bro was talking about shooting horses. That made me cry ever time. Super sensitive to animals. That must have been horrible.
1 month ago | 0
All of those suggested has argument to be the most brutal but to me, that tiger fight was edge of the seat stuff.
1 month ago | 1
This movie had potential but didn’t take advantage of it for whatever reason. That ending felt like the writers or production team were on a time crunch and needed to wrap it up and hope for the best.
1 month ago | 0
The dinner scene and Norman executing someone. That's all character driven
1 month ago | 2
Scene City
Let's talk about Fury. That movie was just grimey and brutal. What was the most intense part of that flick?
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