It wouldn't surprise me if it was unscripted lol

Hands down my favorite scene in the entire movie slam fucking full of badassery. The critics didn't give this movie a bad review. Not by any means. Still, it's one of the most underrated films to have ever depicted WWII

Brad pritts most fakest laugh

Yeah that’s good stuff. Made me miss my old team.

Excellent scene

And you found this out through a youtube short

@@gillbates1439 And its not any less correct than if they hadn't

he needs to find the mag release and the charging handle and thats it so about 50%

@@gillbates1439 You trying to shame someone for knowing something? Cringe.

@@tylerfreal6472 there's no chraging handle there's just a thumbhole in the bolt

if this movie had nothing else, that scene would be enough.

😂😂

Do you like fat girls, who doesn't 😄

Yeah one of my favorite

One reason why as a veteran I don't always tell people. They think I'm some type of hero or something. I just did my job. That job just so happen to be extreme in every way possible but I still signed that paper of my own free will.

Now imagine witnessing that irl, picture everything you felt now times that by 10

@certifiedgigachad3294 I will say that after being injured by a hand grenade in Afghanistan I hope and wish that nobody has to go through that. I know it's naive but I don't care. War sucks.

@@s70driver2005 I can only imagine how shit that must’ve been, thank you for service soldier 🫡

​@s70driver2005 thank you for your sacrifice and service ❤

Kickass line haha, and true.

...except that they were P-51 Mustangs which normally liked to stay up high - P-47 Thunderbolts with big rugged radial engines and all kinds of guns and ordinance were the choice for low-altitude fighter-bomber missions.

His German is much better than his Italian.

GRATsee@@Prizrak131

This has to be after remember he dies in this movie lol

Any theories on why?

@@MrIlleismmost likely it was just a kid like Norman. Same people different uniforms. The SS in 1945 was made up of conscripts and children in a lot of cases. Though some companies were also purely made out of criminals and fanatics.

​@@MrIlleism"Why". The stoic look on the face of the German, knowing the hell they put each other through for hours; I like to think it was warrior honor. They were of equal age as well.

I think it was just a way of showing that not all German troops were the same or cold blooded killers, even if they were in the SS. There's still a piece of humanity even in our enemies. And I think the fact that they were both of roughly the same age played a part, too. They were both like 19 or 20 at most. So even though they were enemies and didn't even speak the same language, there was a commonality between them in that moment@@MrIlleism

@@BryonLetterman The vast majority of German troops by 1945 were mainly conscripts from the former Austo-Hungarian Empire and other independent German-related states/Confederation of Rhine that didn't align fully with the Prussian/Berlin Germans. (Ex: Just like the United States was divided up with different idealities Germany was once decentralized under the Holy Roman Empire that operated differently between Prussia & Austria) Like in Saving Private Ryan, there were Czechs on D-Day, yet American soldiers shot them, surrendering just to prove a point to the audience that the Allies weren't all saints either unless they didn't understand the language or did the more profound research of D-Day. Too much entertainment today simply makes the German people ALL evil beings for all of the time and shows how the Allied side didn't have any flaws or mistakes that they too caused criminal war atrocities. I tend to think that most Germans wanted to restore the status quo of the Holy Roman Empire's/Kasierreich's WW1 influence & prestige, but some elements of them that aligned with the Austo-Hungarians before or Napoleon's pact never wanted to follow Hitler's vision or his Holocaust fully. Hence, what lead to the Austrian resistance all the way into 1945 and eventually at the Battle of Itter Castle where some Germans fought alongside the US troops against the SS.

So much hate for nothing one of the best even his early days

@@paulcarpenter7844not for nothing. He put his hands on his children and threw things at them. He still hasn’t apologized. Now some of his children won’t speak to him. He crossed lines and now he’s getting critical feedback.

@@ragingzim Eh they're his children and nobody's perfect plus my parents were a whole lot worse bub.

Celebrity worship makes me nauseous.

@@JC-jk3kl Well Saving Private Ryan stands at the top, in terms of production and realism not much competes except maybe Band of Brothers and the Pacific, and Generation Kill is another very good one.

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He never said he was good at gambling.

Must be hard to bring yourself to pull the trigger if you never killed someone. Probably just looking for an excuse not to have to then it’s too late

that's not the case in one of the scene that got cut out from final form wardaddy told norman to NOT FIRE THE GUN UNLESS HE SAID SO the video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sNmmi9OAuZmxpnU.html&feature=share9

Terrible writing

@@tubeguy4066 Or maybe, just maybe, it’s supposed to show how the new guy can’t soldier well. Therefore having a character arc over the course of the film.

Norman said it himself. It was just a kid. They didn’t look older than 13. I would struggle to pull the trigger on a 13 year old regardless of whether or not he was holding a weapon. The Nazis were undoubtedly evil. The Volkssturm was one of the cruelest things Hitler did to the German people. He didn’t surrender. He made the children and the old fight.

I’m guessing he is non Japanese Asian American. Asian Americans fought in white units in Europe.

Dam I didn’t catch that until now

That would just be murder

Never saw that

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@@GodFuryNA war daddy stopped a cold death from Happening never saw that before

Grammatically that doesn’t make any sense. “A piece of classic”? 🤦🏻 I know what u mean but still bruh smh

@@Lucyopps well u can continue to smh

In truth many people in Japan were against the war the general was the only one that wanted to fight

I thought anyone with Japanese descent was sent into internment camps

@@Geojr815 the ones unfit for combat, absolutely. The children, the elderly, the women, all of whom were born Americans on this soil. I'm sure a vast majority of fit men were also sent to camps in fear of moles, but there were absolutely soldiers of all decent in the American military, in a WORLD WAR.

You sure he mightn't be Chinese or even Korean?

Japanese were either translators in the Pacific or the 100th Infantry in Europe. There were no Japanese amongst other troops until after the war.

Fury is an incredible movie, the rivet counters just have no soul.

Had a teacher who was on a Patton tank. Named the gun after his little brother who had a big mouth and always needed to be washed out. Found a lot of excuses never to fire the gun as to avoid cleaning it.

What do ropes have to do with this?

Lmao

I hate it break it to you, but granny didn’t do that for “survival” as much as “dear lord i havent had chocolate in 2 years”

I use 3 hands myself.

noobs. i use 4 hands to drink my coffee

Fun fact: in WWII the average soldier could expect 2 days of combat in a year. Vietnam war was 59 days of combat in a year. Afghanistan was 200+ days of combat in a year. Yes they had time to get haircuts and could do them down at company and squad levels.

Cuz. Death b4 dismount.

The ranks worked differently in WW2. If memory serves, there were fewer senior enlisted grades in that era. Any one of them could be called upon to take command; as you can see, 2nd LT's were dropping like flies.

What are you talking about?