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I love how when Jon Bernthal screams all i can hear is the Punisher.

Shia Labeouf' wailing when his friend was killed sounded so realistic that I literally shed a few tears. What an actor

Whoever did that fire stunt is a badass. He walked while on fire for about 10 seconds on camera.

Former 19k (M1A2 Armor Crewman) here. The communication they're using here is outstanding and is still used today. When the loader loads the round and yells "Up" - he is telling the gunner that the breach is loaded and armed. Before the the gunner fires, he yells "On the way" which is communicating to the TC (tank commander). The TC is finding targets and pointing them out to the gunner. This is the exact same as modern tankers work. Same lingo, same terms. As some people ask "Why not leave the tank when it's disabled". A tankers motto is: Death before Dismount. Having been deployed to Iraq in my Abrams, this statement holds true as the sun. When you're deployed and all you have are the 4 people in that tank, and you are in that tank nearly 24 hours a day; it's not just your tool, but your home, your family. The bonds you develop with the crew and the tank itself is something deeper than most people know. I didn't see this movie for a very long time. I do try to avoid movies like this for personal reasons, and I had to very gingerly step into. (Watching almost all clips, and then finally watching the movie). This movie is by far the best representation of what happens (as far as commands and communication) inside the tank. As far as everything else, mostly movie drama. I am only commenting on the realistic communication that happened inside the tank, the emotional connection to other crewmates, and the tank itself. By the way, if an Abrams was in that same spot. It would be good game, and game over for the Nazis. :) Anyway, know that you are loved, and cared about.

One of the Germans at 2:26 was just screaming what the fuck is happening in a German accent in English

The freaking acting from Shia Lebouf in this scene!

00:44 powerful overlooked shot, resigned to his fate... his face so much emotion in such a small amount of screen time... I felt that.

I went to the movies to see this with my dad . It was my dad's 1st time out of the house in 2 years because he had just beaten Colon cancer . We we're super excited to watch this. My dad passed away recently this last may , so when I see this movie it reminds me of when he felt a little bit better . When dad never felt good enough to do anything, but on this night he had a good day . The pain wasn't so bad that day . He lasted 7 more years after we'd walk out of that theater. Crazy part was something told me that'd be the last movie I'd get to watch with my dad in a theater, and it was .

Shia’s performance in this entire movie is so fascinating to watch. War taps into the darkest corners of the mind. I felt it was really humane to see Bible’s character development, and how he sticks to his morals and belief in Jesus despite the atrocities taking place around him. Fantastic

There's a deleted scene that shows that Norman's bow gun overheated and started shooting on it's own which explains why they ran out of 30 cal ammunition so quickly and why he needed to swap the bow gun for the turret on top

6:24 "if a man loves the world the love of the father is not in him.....*and on*" really an underrated moment. the guy is clearly shaken by the scenario and needs encouragement. col pulls this poet piece out for the nerves, brilliant. both tells him to be strong and breaks it to him that he is going to die in the most comforting way possible

1:46 the guy: "first the russian winter and now this fuking hot summer..."

After using the Panzerfaust in PUBG I fully understand the dude missing at point blank range.

Gotta love the plan to leave ammo outside the tank when they knew they’d inevitably run out and need it

Everytime Shia' s said," on the way". that's badass

I like how the Germans just stop once in a while to allow the tank crew to have their little moments...

The way Bible cries over Grady’s body gives me chills EVERY time.

I love how quickly it gets dark in this scene, so much smoke from the burning trucks and buildings but also the amount of smoke coming from their guns makes this scene top notch

Shia’s look in his eye at 7:43 is heart breaking.

Far easier to leave a crippled tank alone, manoeuvre around it and carry on to your objective.

1:45 "This is fine."

Shia should have been nominated for an Oscar for his performance. He is a great actor!

Shia's performance in this movie was something of a masterclass.

Serious respect for the way Brad Pitt shows leadership in Don's character. He's got a different way of motivating each of his crew mates.

My ex’s grandfather was a WWII vet. He was also a tank crewman as well. I’m not sure what he did in that role but he killed several Nazi’s and had a ton of “trophies” brought back including almost an entire officers uniform including his hat,jacket, Luger etc. and his Iron Cross. That man always reminded me of this movie but it’s crazy to think he did all that and he was only like 17 at the time or so.

Good thing the 20 some panzerfäusts we saw them marching with earlier despawned and they all just decided to run at a tank, otherwise this battle would’ve lasted 20 seconds.

From a filmmaking standpoint, this scene is amazing. From a military standpoint, this is horrendous.

I think all 5 of them deserved Oscars for the performance in this film.

Imagine walk up to a thought to be abandoned tank and an entire dead battalion of SS. One would wonder what the hell happened.

When all your level 99 characters are in the Eastern Front server.

God dude Shia's reaction to Grady's death is one of the most heart wrenching things I've ever felt from a movie, this whole part of the movie was so damn intense

The amount of talent in this movie is incredible.

This movie is probably Shia's greatest performance as an actor. He was really compelling.

-We prepared for them? - Ye just last thing is to grab ammo form outside the tank - Nah fuck it I need a reason to make heroic run out in middle of hell. Yeeehaw

"Give me another, that was beautiful!" Took the words right out of my mouth lol

The horror and brutality of war, and yet, the kindness of a German soldier was shown, I loved this film for that. There’s loads of stories of honourable German’s that weren’t radical Nazïs, they were just young men being told to do the wrong thing. I suppose they all were sadly. RIP all the good men and women that were doing the right thing, in the wrong place at the wrong time 😞

I liked this movie and this scene but it always bothered me how it got dark so quickly. Like the sun must have set so fast

Shia blew me away in this movie, legitimately an Oscar-worthy performance.

1:27 For whatever reason I ❤ Laboof's character portrayal in this segment and earlier identical segments.

This movie and this scene in particular is when I really started to love and appreciate Shia Labeouf's acting ability.

I loved the teamwork aspect shown in the tank. From commander to loader, and then gunner. The communication adds to the chaos. I will say these actors earned their spots in this movie well.

Norman was definitely born again hard in this scene.

Shia Labeoufs acting was hands down the best I've seen from a person in a long time . His character left a big impact on me for a while when I seen this movie for the first time . Good job man 👍

Literally just watching Shia squint into the periscope and shout "On the WAY!" before firing is immensely satisfying

The Germans are literally me and my team when there’s a tank in Hell Let Loose and no one is playing anti tank Edit: 9 months later. This comment had no right to get 2.4k likes holy shit

Woulda had such a better chance if they didn’t let them split off the road just a bruh moment

The music is so great in this. It was a fine addition to my gaming playlist

Brad Pitt and Shia Lebouef turned in what should have been Oscar -winning performances in this masterpiece.

Damn, when 6 hours feel like 3 minutes

This scene doesn't make sense to me. 1) Why did the Germans try to shoot back at the tank with MGs? 2) Why did the US tankers leave any ammo OUTSIDE OF their tank before the battle? I would've hoarded everything I could inside so I wouldn't have to leave unless it was at the absolute end and dire situation.

This scene and the Tiger Battle really made me sit on the edge of my couch.

Whenever I am not in a confident mood to do something difficult.i watch this movie and the face of bradpit is always in the mind . It may be a story but how many people did this kind of jobs in a wartime when they moved forward confidently without knowing the condition upfront.

*Pitt : "fire the Willy Pete!!" *Dude named Willy Pete: "wat?"

goes from clear day to night in a few mins

Imagine if they all dipped and survived for another day and had more battles would’ve been insane

The movie isnt something else but the teamwork the bonding of brotherhood is so good asf

Shia saying 'On the way!' before every shot is legendary.

The least realistic thing about this entire scene is that they took all this time to prep the tank and make it look convincing- have a team meeting- really contemplate their decisions and lives. But nobody thought "gee, I really ought to grab that extra ammo off the back of the tank for this last-stand fight, sure hope we kill them all before our machinegunner goes completely dry."

3:50 Wait why did you not bring the ammo inside? You had prep time! You were setting a trap!

Grease gun going off in a tank. Brad Pitt ears are the real mvp.

[ Alternate Ending ] **Guy in **1:13** throws a grenade in hatch**

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"give me another, that was beautiful" love this

The Germans would have lost to Denmark in 1940 fighting like that.

4:56 That "Chinga tu madre" was epic.

Guy at 1:45 be like "God can this day get ANY worse!?"

Love this scene. Only one issue. You'd think while they were preparing they'd have remembered to bring ALL the .30cal inside the tank so as not to have to open the damn hatches during the worst of the firefight. Oh well... hollywood. The M4 Sherman was primarily designed to fight infantry, so this isn't quite as unrealistic as all that.

It's frickin' beautiful how finally they are all utterly a cohesive brotherly team, for the job. That moment of WarDaddy finally having faith in Machine - 'Machine, Clock one', is beautiful.

Jon Bernthal never gave up his Punisher character

Love the single shot head explosions The details in this movie were amazing

I love it how they show the shape charge in action. How a panzerfaust cone shape charge throw a jet of hot molten plasma upon impact.

When you get outnumbered in battlefield 5

The scene where Bible patches up Wardaddy's arm is just very touching, humane and realistic. the way they looked at each other. i like to think they knew they weren't going to make it out of that situation they were in

Thank you for your sacrifices gentlemen

Still one of the most satisfying battle scenes in in any movie.

Scariest things in ww2 has to be, being a tank crew stranded, being aimed on by a tank, and hearing planes dive down toward you

4:56 sin dudas el mejor diálogo de la película 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I cry everytime! Heros are not born. They're made.

I don't care what anybody says this is one of my favorite movies of all time. I can't explain it, it just is

Could you imagine how scary it must be, being in a Sherman and all you can hear is the *thunk* *ding* *thunk* of rifle rounds bouncing off the armor?

Say what you want about Shia, but dude is a GREAT actor. Seriously put him up there with Dicaprio.

Imagine firing rifle bullets and smg bullets at a TANK

No mobile phones, just living the moment.

Of all the "unrealistic" comments, I see none mentioning that granades+hatch=GG.. Or that the germans can simply sit in the blind spots of the machineguns (which are fields more than spots) including the roof and 3 sides of the tank itself as the turret MG can't aim that low.

This movie came out during a terrible time in my life back in 11th grade and it became my favorite movie. It taught me how to stand up for myself in the best and worst ways.

That sunset hit quick

3:27 this specific part is cold🥶

1:46 *casually walk on fire*

If you want to see a tank crew take on attacking infantry, watch Humphrey Bogart's Sahara.

Sia and John ,they all are amazing

literally the greatest scene I've ever seen.

Some of the best casting and acting in any war film.

Damn that’s like a 125 kill streak right there

Did they think we wouldn't notice it turned from day to night in 30 seconds?

I love how suddenly it becomes night

8:27 had to be the most unsettling part of the movie

Travis’s death hit hard😞 he might’ve been an asshole but yet still had love for them. Especially the crying😞.

i like the part where the guy gets his stomach ripped out by the panzer . quality stuff

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