In the harrowing days of April 1945, as the Allies press into Nazi Germany, the crew of an American tank named Fury faces a fierce battle against overwhelming odds. The narrative explores the bond between the tank crew, led by the hardened Sgt. Don “Wardaddy” Collier, and the trials they endure from the brutal realities of war to moments of human connection amidst the chaos. Their mission becomes a desperate fight for survival behind enemy lines, testing their courage and brotherhood.
Length: 2h 14m
Genre: War/Action/Drama
This Title is: Intense and Gritty
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Cast
- Brad Pitt
- Shia LaBeouf
- Logan Lerman
- Michael Peña
Parental Guidance
Maturity Rating: R
Intense sequences of war violence, some grisly images, and language throughout.
Trivia
- Tiger 131, the only operational Tiger I tank, was used for authenticity.
- Director David Ayer was influenced by his family’s military service.
- The film features a cast who underwent extensive preparatory training.
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Fury is a visceral and emotionally charged portrayal of World War II tank warfare. Its strength lies in the powerful performances of the cast and the intense, gritty realism of the combat scenes. Critics and audiences alike have praised the film for its unflinching depiction of the brutality of war and the bond between soldiers. However, some have criticized its conventional storyline. Despite this, Fury remains a compelling and immersive experience, anchored by Brad Pitt’s commanding presence.
Critic Scores
Fury has received a great review by the critics
