fell like im watching a whole new movie watching all of these deletes

"What's it like to kill a man" Shia: "JUST DO IT!"

This scene would have increased the realism of the film.

I love Bible coming over and giving Norman some support, even if it's just a hand on his shoulder He's been there and knows what it's like to be scared out of your wits before first action I actually noticed too that Bible is the one crew member that never gives Norman any grief Gets him coffee after Norman shoots the German, doesn't scream at him while he's reloading, a few arm thumps when he's christened Machine to make him feel like part of the team, makes him feel ok about being uncomfortable when they're talking about bribing German girls Bible is the shit

"Just whacking beef all day until I couldn't move my arms" 😂😂😂

ant man's mexican buddy got pretty dark in this movie man

Michael Pena is a criminally underrated actor. He has a lot of range. He can make you laugh your ass off in ant man and make you cry in crash. His range is very impressive and I consider him a amazing actor.

I really like how Norman is the one getting shit because he's the new guy, never done anything like this, never seen war, certainly never lived through it like this crew already has, but in this scene, talking about one of the worst things a person can possibly experience, even Boyd is off to the side, not saying anything, because he knows it's not that simple. He knows how horrible it is and how much he'd rather not do it. See, this movie does a great job with the horror of war, it's never glorified by the veterans Norman's fighting with, and there's one who probably hates it just as much as he does. To the others, it's just what needs to be done. Shows that even those who live through it, participate in it, find it just as horrible and disturbing as anyone else.

the man in the hat was an interesting character...wish they gave him some screen time

This is practically the only scene where Gordo wasn't being nasty to poor Norman and the one black man in the whole movie actually had some dialogue. Did the editor think that one relatively normal conversation without any ball-busting would ruin the movie? They definitely should have left it in.

They should have left this scene in. It definitely adds some backstory to Norman, as well as show his extreme unfamiliarity with war and killing. Not that the ending didn't have an obvious impact on his character, but a scene like this would have proven to show more emotion in the end. How being in that war for only one day could have an impact on him for the rest of his life.

Perhaps in a few years they will release a Director's Cut with all these scenes back in. I would definitely watch it again.

My grandpa who was in WWII didn't seem to have a problem talking about killing a man. He explained it like "In the end, it comes down to two things: Either he's left standing and you and your buddies are all dead, or you're left standing and him and his buddies are all dead. The time you have bullets flying over your head you figure out whether you're going to fight to live another day, or you're going home early in a box."

Every deleted scene would have made this movie more real, sick and heart wrenching. Should have never deleted them.

In basic training, we were told, "In war you Kill. In peace you Murder."

the irony behind this scene is great, the man who says the hero who charges in to save his buddies is a moron is the same guy to shield his team members from a grenade with his own body.

Should've left this scene in and cut out 3/4 of the dinner scene.

this deleted scene aint that bad

I like this scene, really adds more depth to the charactors

The thing about this scene is bible is the trigger man. Gordo is the driver, the big dude loads the gun, wardaddy leads (but he’ll pop the hatch and shoot if necessary) but bible and Norman are the trigger men. Bible is silent about how to kill a man, even though he is the one controlling the main gun on the tank. He’s the one who fires and sees the end results of what he does. But yet he’s silent the whole time during this conversation on how it feels to kill a man.

Should've left this scene in. It shows that the Fury crew aren't all hard ballers, and that they still retain their former humanity.

0:53 this guy just went fucking nuts

I so glad they introduced an Mexican-American. My neighbor's grand father was a world war 2 veteran right after migrating from Mexico. They never saw him again. I guess he gave his life to protect the country in which his future generation would become great productive citizen: two of his grand kids are now Navy zeals. I guess not all immigrant that come from Mexico are bad!

I hope they release a directors cut version of this film.

The sound design of the water dripping is so damn nice

The sound of water dripping:)

I would like to see a directors cut of this film with ALL these scenes added in. It tells a much for fluid story about the backgrounds of these brave men. Especially War Daddy Sgt. Collier. I had no idea that any of these scenes even existed. I have owned this film since 2015 on DVD. Only the Blu Ray has these scenes in the special features section.

Literally all of these deleted scenes are amazing what the heck

Iv'e swung the hammer in a slaughter house, no fun but it pays the bills.

I really like how Norman said “ice wagon”

I seriously appreciate how Gordo subtly comforts Norman by telling him he won’t feel scared and it’s just a job.

of all the deleted scenes this is my fav so far

Would've been great to have left the African American soldier there. My grandfather served with the Redball express. He literally drunk himself to death over the years. I remember him jumping up from nightmares

Wow, Sam Witwicky finally ditched college and joined the Army. There's no army like the US Army in the 20th century.

" I dont partake. It dulls the senses" -Roose Bolton

All these deleted backstories are great. I feel like the movie is fine without it, but watching these separately and watching the movie with that knowledge and leaving the stories unspoken makes it better.

I gotta ask, WHY do movies have deleted scenes? So often these deleted scenes have all the back story and character building that is missing from the actual movie we wind up seeing. Also, they sometimes have moments that explain how the movie transitioned from one part to another....

The more i see these deleted scenes, the more i realize they left out the more important (and arguably better) parts of the movie.

We deserve a directors cut with these scenes. They build the characters more and tells their story rather than “Merica fuck yeah!”

I hope it come out with a director's cut with all these deleted scenes in it makes for a better movie

Honestly they took out so much good parts like. You could probably make a movie with all the deleted scenes

Such a good, humanizing scene. Shame they took it out.

They should have kept this scene in! Dialogue and their reactions are so strong!

I think I know why they deleted this scene, with this watter dropping sound everyone would need to go to toilet at the middle of cinema premiere. 😂

2:06 Love that wordless agreement.

I can't understand why so many scenes were deleted from this fantastic film. Gotta be at least 30 minutes from the film.

Fury is one of my all time favorite movies. But I do wish there was more dialogue in between the fighting, they already did such a good job building the relationship with the characters. I wanted just a little bit more of stuff like this.

I love these scenes the ones they cut out there so good

1:11 slawder hauwse

It's redundant to say in this comment section now, but I really wish this scene made it into the film. Aside from the real asf dialogue going on, I also appreciated how Bible said nothing, just listening.

I could flip a coin on this one. Believable dialogue.

Man, they could make a whole movie with these scenes

0:53 there you go

they should've left this in

A young man with the weight of the world on his shoulders.

The kid refuses the obscenity of war..till in the final scenes he steps up and inspires them all.

i like how they didn't answer his question lol

That black guy has such screen presence somehow. He's in a scene for two minutes and somehow I just want him to be part of the gang. Wonder who the actor is...

They truly need to release a director's cut of this movie! Fury has to be my favorite movie yet of World War II.

Really wish I could see the full movie with all the deleted scenes. they add so much more depth into the story

"Its a job. Everyone does their job, we win the game." - Words to live by.

A lot of people don't know that towards the end of the war in WW2 Europe the Army began accepting black volunteer replacements who previously served in rear areas. Also there was a black armored unit (761st Tank Battalion) that served in Europe that served alongside white troops. So this scene isn't THAT far from realistic.

They cut some amazing scenes out of this movie.

No doubt every scene was a master piece in itself, all deleted scenes r no less than a movie itself , makers should give unedited whole movie on KZfaq for fans.

I love Fury good movie

Why did they even remove this scene? This scene has some great characterization. The movie was over 2 hours long. 3 more minutes wouldn't have made people leave the theater.

Every deleted scene really makes the movie better

Why does this movie even have deleted scenes, every single one I have watched is fantastic.

1940's: 14 year old's whacking beef cows with sledge hammers to bring the bread home. 2020's: 14 year old's asking mommy for the credit card to buy the latest season pass/ battle pass.

shouldve put this in the movie...

I need to see the movie with all of these deleted scenes, it would be terrific

Man, they should do an Unrated version of Fury with all these scenes added back in. So interesting

i kinda understand now why they deleted all these scenes from the movie. it gives alot of backstory to each character wich is a real good thing but i think the director wanted to give it a different vibe and not let these guys talk personally that early in the movie

It's funny but many of these deleted scenes, if left in, would definitely "slow the movie down"; but leaving them in would make it seem more real, like it's actually happening because in real life, life often really IS this slow, as when you're contemplating the deeper things in life with your buddies.

i dont know of any other movie with so many awesome deleted scenes

These deleted scenes are like optional cutscenes in a video game to better understand the lore

Is there a Director's Cut that has all these deleted scenes in it?

The more I watch the deleted parts the I realize how much failed potential this movie had.

Real shame they were cut- there's good insight into the kids character in these deletes.

This scene is cool in his simple thing

this is a definite missing part of the movie, should of left it in

Watching this now, some thoughts come to mind: I know it's a deleted scene so the editing probably wasn't final at all, but the rain sounds are interesting to me. When Gordo and the black soldier give their advice and opinions, the rain sound muted and distant. As Norman asks about killing, the rain becomes noticeably louder and sounds eerily like blood pouring onto the ground. When the black soldier is talking about heroes and cowards, the rain sounds more distant. As if his just beliefs allow him to ignore most of the rain. Gordo's mindset is much simpler and blunt, and you can clearly hear the rain hitting the tarp. Though he is shielded from the rain, the sound of the tarp is ever-present, just like his experiences in the slaughter house. Also Boyd's presence is so easy to miss, like he's there with the group, but he's quiet in his own thoughts. It's Norman's question about killing that lures Boyd back into the conversation and topic at hand. Upon the realization of "better to kill than be killed", you see Boyd's eyes staring before looking down in shame. It's as if in that second, Boyd flashed back to all the times he as the gunner, caused death upon the enemy. The sheer elation and joy to have won and more importantly survived. Yet the incredible guilt and shame he felt from his faith and his inability to reconcile these seemingly incompatible ideals and emotions. Thus the trifecta. Gordo deals with war by boozing and not overthinking things. The black soldier chooses to believe in idealistic values and beliefs, despite being shown how naive and stupid this is by Gordo. (Note how the black soldier is the first to leave and walk out, something about "dying a hero or living long enough to become the villain"?) And Boyd has his faith, which normally is a strength, but doesn't provide Boyd with all the answers. He stands over Norman's right shoulder and squeezes reassuringly, acknowledging that war is a difficult, messy odyssey, with no "right" answer. We don't see Boyd's face at all, just his strong hand and body, as if he is a father himself, trying to awkwardly comfort his son. We see the flash of a marriage ring, a sign of faith and devotion. It's like Boyd wants to tell Norman to keep the faith, but at the same time he can't get past his own doubts and struggles with religion.

0:52 i don't know why, but black man always have some funny voice😂😂 i love them!!!

The one scene where Shia LeBeouf's character doesn't say a thing, yet has such a large impact. He's one of the two guys in that tank crew that regularly pulls the trigger to send men to their deaths, so he knows what's going through the rookie's head.

Why they deleted this scene This scene is legit

How often did segregated units actually mingle when in theatre? I know units were segregated between blacks and non-blacks but ultimately, when units met up, often do you think they...mingled?

They should put out a directors cut, with all the deleted scenes put back in.

the deleted scenes are the best parts of the movie.

Feel like these editors failed to watch Saving Private Ryan... these scenes are crucial to develop depth and emotional ties to the characters.

did they delete the whole movie? how many fuckin deleted scenes are there

Who else wants to see a fully restored 3 hour version of Fury?

Sam Fuller would have left this scene in. Movie should have been longer. The longer, deeper and darker, the more that hero line stings at the end.

I've been to combat, Iraq. This isn't a subject to be treated lightly. They did a great job. You get desensitized to it. It can be easy to see the enemy/bad guys as cattle or pigs going to the slaughterhouse. Others just... Accept it all. It's a struggle in some ways. For my perspective, you don't really think about it. It became mechanical... Something happened, then we fired back, cease fire, inspect area, report damage, check individuals that fired on us, etc... The worst was going through the dead and checking their biometrics (fingerprints) on our shitty little handheld devices. It usually was up to me since I was an interrogator. Shit was crazy. Now, I can't stand flies. I hate flies with a passion.

thats a good scene. They should leave it

This movie needs an extended, all deleted scenes director's cut

I need an extended version of this movie

Who is that black guy

They cut that scene out cos of the black guy.

I wish someone would stitch these into the movie they left out some powerful stuff.

A lotta these deleted scenes are like mini-shorts that you would find from another larger series, or at least some references.