the dude just said german tanks looked souless, whereas the sherman had a "spirit", because it was AmErIcAn. Americans.

German Tanks look soulless? I'd say the soul of a Tiger is full on Demonic.. What a machine

"Realism" proceeds to make a Tiger tank head towards 4 shermans instead of holding his position and taking them down 1 by 1

Steven Price created the great music for Fury and that’s not talked about anywhere.

I met one of the German ‘Boy Soldiers’ in the 80’s , Paul was a Gentleman, kicked out of a plane over US troops at 15 years old , luckily he survived, spent sometime in the US then settled in the UK, he never returned to Germany ..... on Tanks having Soul, I think all machines have soul to those that live with them , from whatever country they come from , these men lived and died in these machines

한글자막 기대도 안하고 들어왔는데ㅋㅋ 너무좋고~

The last battle in the movie is so unrealistic. No army, past or present would waste so so ammo or men to take on one semi knocked out tank. One panzerfaust would of been sufficient enough to do the job.

In 2011 I stood in the engine bay of Tiger 131....so you could say, there's a part of me in Fury.

Fury could have been a great war movie only for the ridiculously daft battle scenes where they felt the need to pander to the U.S audience and display the German elite infantry and tank units as completely incompetent.

Saying they wanted to do the Tiger justice, and putting it in a scene where it executes the single worst fighting tactic a Tiger could do in this situation is as stupid as saying the WaffenSS was the best and most expirienced unit on the field, and picturing an infantry Btl charging a crippled tank... the rest of the film was ok

비하인드 씬과 2차 세계대전의 재밌는 정보들 보여주는게 영화 감독들의 노력과 자신의 영화에 대한 사랑이 잘 느껴지네요

If only the last part of the film didn’t exist, Fury would be a masterpiece. To watch dozens Waffen SS soldiers with several panzefausts run like headless chickens in front of the immobilised Sherman so Brad Pitt & Co can kill a what seems a million of them before eventually succumb is a painful experience.

Tiger was so beautiful.

영화 한편 만드는데 정말 고생들이 많으시네요 경의를 표합니다

8:26 “Special effect blast looks... correct”. Literally the next scene showing the actual footage of panzerfaust that makes the SFX blast look like puny firecracker

FURY는 진짜 21세기 최고의 전쟁영화임

This is one movie I never get tired of watching

Fascinating programme, it’s amazing to see the technical side of a film like this. 👏🏻

Movie didnt give a fuck about accuracy or realism when it came to the battles. Still appreciate all that went into it though

My great-uncle actually was forced to fight in the Hitler Youth's part of the "Volkssturm", in the hopeless last ditch defense of Berlin. He says most of the others he knew knew it was over, and they were mostly hoping to be captured by Americans, not Russians

I finally got around to watching it after hearing about it for years. I loved it. One of my favorite ww2 movies!

Film makers didn't resurrect the Last Running Tiger, Bovington Tank museum did. Also, whilst I do love this film, it doesn't capture armoured capabilities or tactics very well but what it does do a good job of is portraying the bond between crewmen. That's just my opinion as someone who has done the job, albeit in modern times.

A SS brigade would easily have taken out the crew and a tiger would not charge sherman tanks, it would try to remain hidden and keep the shermans at a distance if anything it would track backwards

A very American movie.

The commentary about the scene with the two german women in the apartment was really intriguing, I would have liked to hear more about that

The words of the director and the coordinator, saying "If you replicate these people stupidly, you're not doing anyone any justice" are not actually taken to heart by the movie. Especially the final battle was very much entirely contradictory for what they said. An SS batallion would NEVER approach a knocked out tank in the middle of nowhere like that. They would send a scout ahead and have them check the tank, if not fire on it from a distance to begin with. They wouldn't have tried to overrun the tank by just going full on lemmings style up ahead. They would scatter and flank him, get their Panzerfaust users in position and deliver 1-2 strikes causing the ammunition or fuel to ignite and detonate. Fury was quite a good movie action and setting wise but I do not think it did the history as much justice as they Director claims it did. There was a lot of artistic license taken especially in the tiger scene. The germans would NEVER shoot the last tank in the convoy, always the first one so the rest had to stop. German tank crews were specifically trained to perform the so called "Feuerhalt"(hold and fire) tactic. The wouldn't charge a sherman with a tiger. NEVER EVER! They would ange their hull to cause riccochets and then pick off the advancing tanks one by one.

Nice doc. Very much enjoyed.

I once went to play paintball, I found a new found respect for anyone in the army. Never felt so venerable in my life.

"Capturing the Reality" yeaaaaaa sure.......

this is a great movie for when you don't think too much... but when you start thinking about it. well just don't :D

Love this movie, watched it about 5 times, never gets old.

It's a shame because the director tried to instil realism and authenticity, an homage to the men involved; but instead did the opposite :/

I’m a battlefield guide here in Normandie and I know my stuff really well I hate watching war movies for the inaccuracies in the messed up plot sometimes but I do like to watch war movies with my guide friends and we will dissect a two hour movie and press pause every time we see a mistake and then discuss it and verify proof and accuracy.

what an effort to create an arcade style movie. the most accurate depiction is how they dealt with POW

1:04:15 - This blokes perspective of the Germans in WW2 has to be the most balanced and fair view I have heard "...took 2 years.. fighting them from every angle to defeat them.."

I was watching clips from Fury on YT and thought "This is so made up" then this came up, this docco is mind blowing, the detail to attention is amazing, I really didn't have any idea about the efforts to make such a film and now realise how authentic this movie is...............Thanks for putting this up...............Blessings...........

"Living up to it's reputation as an unstoppable monster" - except they portrayed the Mk VI in a totally unrealistic scenario. I can't help feeling that if the Germans were as inept as this movie continuously portrayed them, the war would have been over far sooner. Fury is an enjoyable action flick, and it displayed the human side of war very well, but there are parts of it that really let it down.

Id say a sherman looks soulles

WOW! This is impressive, the fine details of this film "Incredible"

😍😍😍ชอบมากเลยรถถัง

"if you ever caught a German, you wouldn't let him live" I have SO many problems with that sentiment. It's hard to know where to begin.

This is the best behind the scenes documentary i have ever watched

Amazing movie, amazing behind the scenes video. Thx.

Amo esse filme!

Yes US crews had guts, etc but I’m not sure if they mentioned how many more tanks the Allies had on the ground in Western Europe. Destroyed German tanks were hard to replace, with factories being constantly bombed etc, (not to mention the massive scale of the Eastern Front and the resources they had to expend there) but the Allies had a stream of new tanks coming to replace their losses

A very underrated movie. I loved watching it and afterwards made me look up the last panzer battle of WWII

Saving private Ryan and Fury are my favorite movies

I loved the movie for the characters and realistic portrayal of men at war but the production crew have done an equally awesome job here, quite amazing considering so many movies now are just people in morph suits against a green screen

I like how they bring up the Tigers speed as a negative, when it's like 3Km/h slower on the road than a Sherman and maybe ~6Km/h slower off road. Sure it was slower, but not by a whole lot.

Fantastic movie, loved it Was an absolute treat to see the machine's at Bovington tank museum, the Heft of the Tiger by comparison gave me the creeps, I dread to think what those boy's had to cope with throughout the War Very sobering and humbling.

The Fury story is actually based off of a 60 hr tank battle of an English Mark IV tank that was trapped during WWI, Ypres, 1917. The Tank's name was Fray Bentos

This was excellent! Thank you very much for the upload!

Really enjoyed this behind the scenes film brilliant insight in to how it was done 👍

The "Fury" is one of the best war movies ever made. I've seen it several times. War machines, tanks, weapons, drama, scenes, incredible set details, war story, death and surprising home scenes. Definitely, you must watch that movie!

the tracer is always my favorite moment in fury

Thanks for posting.

The film, 'Fury' was good in the sense of characters; the script was well written and it was photographed with great professionalism. What really stank was the last part of the story. The Tiger tank or tanks could simply stand-off, outside of the Sherman's range, and lob shells at it until it was destroyed. It was not like it was going anywhere. Attacking a lone, stationary Sherman with wave after wave of Waffen SS soldiers was just stupidity. Not even foreign Wehrmacht volunteers with little experience would have made such a ridiculous tactical mistake. Alternatively, if the Nazis were in a 'hurry', then sending in a small squad with Panzerfausts would have doomed 'Fury' in a short time indeed. In the shots where we see the Waffen SS battalion marching down the road, several of their number are carrying Panzerfausts, more than enough to kill the crew of a damaged, stationary Sherman. Why, in a film where they did so much research into SS uniforms and then used a priceless, Tiger tank, did they mess up the last part of the film by not bothering to show how easy it would have been to kill the Fury's crew and not lose a single man. This reminded me of an old B-grade Western where the Indians ride in an endless circle around settlers' wagons getting themselves killed, big time. These days American movie makers have good ideas for films but, almost invariably, they have no idea how to end a story properly and concentrate on what would have really happened. The ticket price for this film should have been halved, because that's all you got; one half of a good movie. Of course, in this documentary, they didn't go into why they went with crazy military tactics that had nothing to do with reality. Several senior people in the crew bang on and on about accuracy and research; that's great, that's a good thing, but all that is wasted if the climax of the film is just about as wrong as you can make it. BH

That's one thing people hate with this film the laser light show!

I just love the casual description war crimes

So amazing not war obviously not but the production of this film I’ve watched it so many times. Brilliant

26:43 Fair enough but they actually replicated the german Mg's s multiple times stupidly in the movie. Nobody would open fire on a Tank with an MG.

For all the films inaccuracies and hyper drama, it's still very interesting and unique for giving us a look at Germany in the LAST month of the war, and the way German society collapsed over itself

What a great video, thanks!!!

Amazing 👏

So impressed with the level of accuracy of the uniforms and vehicles in this movie. Watching it makes to FEEL like you ate in 1945. INCREDIBLE detail training and effort by everyone. But the Tiger fight and the closing scene was unrealistic sadly - the WSS would have wiped Fury out in seconds.

이것은 제 생각에 최고의 탱크 전투 영화입니다🏅강인해 보이는 콜리어 병장은이 ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ 영화를 그의 최고 중 하나로 만들었다🎥🥇

What a Piece of Work.

Fascinating video, thanks.

Good to see Carl Fredricksen 17:59 still smiling after his appearance in UP!

"German tanks are cold & soulless" is 'THE' dumbest, ignorant & spectacularly wrong sentence I have heard this year! BTW: If you are going to spend a fortune on detail & accuracy don't bundle it into a five cent plot. Large numbers of Germans were gunned down at the end of the movie, hopefully a few of them were the script writers playing extras. What a shambles!

"We were savages when we were fighting and we became human beings when it quietened down." Amazing

Amazing video 🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Not even the most rookie commander could make such mistakes the basic rules reached in the German tank commander school is: in a tank column shoot the first tank because it’s usually the most superior one if this is not the case shoot the one that could be the most problematic (armor, speed, or cannon) after that destroy the one in the end of the column, the tactic is to leave the tanks in the middle of the column with two options turn towards your tank (in this case a Tiger 1 (pz-VII) or to try to escape but in both options is in your range leaving them to be hunted down by the Tiger, and also the Tiger had a superior position where it could hunt all of the tanks without having to move an inch the huge mistake of going forward left the back part (the most vulnerable part of the chasis) completely vulnerable to being shot, also the officers that lead that SS battalion could had ended it all with one single panzerfaust, no need to sacrifice almost all your entire battalion only ONE panzerfaust

몇몇 자막이 아쉬운 부분이 있었지만 덕분에 잘 보았습니다. "탱크 부대는 전쟁 전에는 기갑부대였어요"라는 자막은, "기갑부대는 전쟁 전에는 기마부대였어요"라고 번역하시는게 맞습니다. 기마병이 전쟁에서 할 일이 없어지게 되니까 "뭐에 타고 싸우는건 똑같으니까 기병대가 탱크를 운전하게 하자"면서 변경되었거든요.

Nice movies ,perfect made.i did enjoy watching 3 times.

😳👌👍very good Thank you

I love the tiger the best tank for me even today it's the best looking tank ever

Best job I ever had.

Can’t helped but watch this with tears.., we owe them so much…

that's awesome. Tiger 131 and they even showed some footage of the ole 'Thunderbolt' Sherman! had to pause it and snap a couple screenshots of that!

27:39 -- according to the "How Accurate is this movie?" episode on "Fury," this is where everything is wrong: 4 tanks all alone, no infantry support, the last tank (not the first) was taken out first, the German tank moved out of its covered superior position into the open when there was no reason to do so, etc.

Incredible documentary! Enjoyed that a lot!

자막 감사합니다.

The fact that 131 has a specific history is amazing!

Wow, the 76mm shell could penetrate 4" of armor at 100 yards, too bad the 88mm could do the same out about two miles

From what I’ve read American units didn’t fight Tigers in France, more often than not they faced off with Panthers.

Very interesting and informative. Thank you.

great!

God this video pissed people off😂

Enjoyed this so much that I have to watch the movie again. Brilliant documentary.

자막도 직접 넣으신 건가요? 잘 만든 영화죠. 리얼하고. 메이킹 필름, 영상의도를 보니 더 애착이 가네요.굿.

Fabulous !!!! Thank you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Having a tank drive over you is pretty scary, even if you are a stuntman with a hole in the ground beneath you or not.

I love the scene where the shermans are silhouetted on top of some hills...every tankers nlghtmare

I am a korean. Did you know that the main character of this movie is modeled after an American soldier in the Korean War? Many Koreans remember him. He held key points alone and held them at key times in the war. Much more heroic than the movie.

Wow beautiful!

in real life brad would have been the first to die in the tiger attack because you never hit the rear tank in a convoy you hit the front then the rear

...better "soulless" than a "deathtrap" like the american and russian cans...

Although not a perfect movie I’ve watched it several times and still enjoy it. I liked the acting

I have seen it 25 times 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍The best movie ever ...