The song : evgeny emelyanov - sorrow

Jon Bernthal is such a good actor. I need to rewatch this movie now.

The German soldier spared Normam. That scene was moving because they both were so young and is like they understood each other and they didn't want any part of the cruelty of the War.

"Wait until you see it." "See what?" "What a man can do to another man."

“Don’t give him that hero bullshit, it’s a job We all do our job we win the game”

Ideals are peaceful, history is violent

My great uncle Bud was in WWII as medic, he died crossing the Ryan river on a bridge they blew up while he was in a medic truck, and drowned all my grandma got back was his wallet with lots of water damage, no body nothing just a wallet. Thank you uncle Bud for your service

Isiah 6:8 "And I heard the voice of the lord saying "Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?" To which I said "Here am I, send ME."

“It will end... soon” “But before it does, a lot more people gotta die”

People don’t realize how lucky we are to not live in time of war and that itself can start a war.

Bernthals character is damaged and clearly a warrior with ptsd. My favorite scene from this movie is when the building is blown up and he grabs Norman and says “you feel it? It’s called WAR!” That was his form of affection and teaching moment trying to show Norman what war is like, hell.

"Best job I ever had" gives me chillllls every time

*Respect all soldiers who fought in WW2, thank you, you changed my mind*

One of the most underrated well acted films of all times. No matter how many times I’ve seen it, I still get emotional over the ending 😢

“I wanna give up, I wanna surrender...” “Please don’t, they’ll hurt you real bad, they’ll kill you real bad...” I like how even though he was near deaths doors, he gave this kid some advise.

Jon bernthal really isn’t mentioned enough when we talk about great actors and that is a mistake

Movies like these touch our hearts, our hearts that once used to know how to feel...

"... And I said, here am I, send me!"

The people who survived the first war were called the “lost generation”. Mentally, physically, emotionally, and even in sheer numbers, we really did lose an entire generation of young men. The bread of butter of society, thrown away for nothing. The actions of that setting weren’t romanticized, soldiers weren’t made into legends or heroes, and the war wasn’t turned into something we look back at and laugh about. It was a scar on human history that, to this day, hasn’t healed. World War Two had a body count four times as high, and produced easily ten, or even 20 times, the amount of human suffering and loss. Entire countries were destroyed. The falling of the iron curtain, Stalin’s three days, the purged of suspected war criminals in Mid to East Europe, the Japanese destruction of China, all of it. The second war was worse, by every imaginable and measurable standard. Millions died, helpless and alone, under the jack boot of one ideology or another. Soldiers, entire divisions(12,000 men) were fed into battles labeled “meat grinders” after the war. Fucking meat grinders. The war was so bad that many countries even today still feel the physical effects of it’s brutality on their economy and population. People in France, Germany, and Russia still die, every day, from stepping on ordnance that’s been buried for 70 years. What did we do with this war? We made it into games. We made it into movies, books, action figures, folk tales and stories of heroism and brotherhood to tell to children when the nights got a little too dark. We labeled the few that came home as “the greatest generation”, despite the fact that we had just sacrificed ANOTHER generation of young men for seemingly no reason at all. No, I don’t think humanity is ready for world peace yet. I think that we will be, some day, but before that, a whole lot of people will have to die, and a whole lot of people are gonna have to suffer under the control of tyrants, dictators, Kings, “great leader”s, and the like. If we don’t destroy ourselves first, that is.

"Does that hurt you? Do you think on it? Cause I fucking dream on" that is such a powerful line! Not only does it show the physical but the severe mental trauma

I've scene this movie about 4 times and some of these scenes I never seen before. Must be the extended version. Gotta see it

Brad Pitt is such a talented actor I need to rewatch his movies now

A lot of people downgrade this movie, because of it's historical inaccuracies.. But the acting and story telling legit makes this movie.

Long live all the brave men that laid their life’s down had family fight in. World war 2 and they was never the same

_"it's called war, can you feel it?"_

3:38 is such a great line I love it lol wish it was included in the movie

When I was in the army I was armored reconnaissance this brings me back the men you live with in your track all become very close I was a Gunner in a Bradley fighting vehicle 2012-2015 6-9 cavalry

This film deserves more recognition and respect it is a classic.

Grady's death broke me, man. Him whispering, "no, no, no" as he lay dying was just intense methodical sadness at its best.

I fuking LOVE Jon Bernthal's acting. 10/10 no debate

"Throw your soldiers into positions whence there is no escape, and they will prefer death to flight. If they will face death, there is nothing they may not achieve." Sun Tzu

Thank you for the very end!! PERFECT WAY TO END THIS!!!!!!!!!!! It's such a shame Shia lost his mind....he truly was a fine actor!!

"Good evening Norman why aren't you at your post" gets me every time

My Grandpa would never talk about it but this movie gave me a glimpse into what he went through during world war II 😔

One of the best movies I have ever seen. You actually can feel the Dread of war.

Incredible movie and an incredible cast. You could feel the bond they created and the pain they felt. Anyone who has served can tell you the same thing, it’s about the man next to you who has suffered day in and day out right next to your side. Touching movie!

I've seen a city on fire. I've seen it rain black rain. I've seen death, watched men die, made men die. That feeling of dread, that something horrible is about to happen never goes away. The vividness, never goes away. The smell, never goes away. It is always as close as yesterday.

I said "Here am I, send me."

That feeling when, after watching this, you watch the film and they’ve cut most of these scenes that show the true horror that is war and that can make this film masterclass.

I'm a Marine Combat Veteran. This was the only movie my mother called me and told me not to watch. I should have listened. Great movie.

best part of this movie was the deleted scenes. It humanized these great characters

The part where Joe Bernthal talks about the boy from Texas getting hit by the Cannon shell gives me chills

Literally in my top 5 best war films ever made loved this edit thank you keep going would love to see more edits from you!!!

Don is very different, he's never surrender until he's time come

Glory to God. And may the world have peace and love. People don’t understand what other humans have been through. The pain and suffering they went through. Praise Jesus Christ. Everyone does their job.

couldn't end better,liked Shia the most in this movie :>

This tribute is amazing. It really deserves a lot more attention. Good work!

amazing tribute

Love that movie. That Bible verse was maid for warriors and soldiers to understand their purpose in life.

The acting in this film is the best iv Sean it touches a nerve ever time I watch it

People have a lot of... odd complaints about Fury, usually regarding historical accuracy. In my opinion, though, it's one of the greatest war films ever made, specifically because of accuracy. It's accurate in the regard that it so excellently captures the FEELING of war, that disgusting rage and violence and hatred, mixed with the sorrow over what you've done, who you've become, and the glorious love of your comrades besides you, all mixing into this heady cocktail of nauseating joy. You love what it is, and you hate that you love it, and you hate what it is, and love that you hate it. And it haunts you for the entire rest of your life.

This video made a man cry today

" Best Job Ever Had" 😎 Damn gotta love this movie! 👍

john bernthal is just amazing

Outstanding Acting by every single Actor/Actress involved in this movie. One of the best movies I've ever seen.

“Best job I ever had” / “it’s my home” ouch 💔💔

Aside from the unrealistic tank battles , this movie is pretty fucking good

The way you put tje clips together... THANK YOU!! "ONLY THE DEAD HAVE SEEN THE END OF WAR.". To all my Battles; I Love You!

Right now, there are people all over the world who are just like you. They're either lonely, they're missing somebody, they're depressed, they're hurt, they're scared from the past, they're having personal issues no one knows about, they have secrets you wouldn't believe. They wish, they dream and they hope. And right now, they are sitting there reading these words, and I'm writing this for you so you don't feel alone anymore. Always remember, don't be depressed about the past, don't worry about the future, and just focus on today. If today's not so great don't worry! Tomorrow's a new chance. If you are reading this, be sure to share this around to make others to feel better. Have a nice day. :)

Strong men create good times Good times create weak men Weak men create hard times Hard times create strong men

1:56 I'm from the city, only seen a cat get hit by a ice wagon,, that ain’t this.. gives me chills every time

Fury got to be one of the best war movies of all time

this war movie is a masterpiece might not be historically accurate but the acting and scenes are amazing

this cast played their parts perfectly. Jon, Michael, and Shia were amazing

3:11 Wardaddy is feeling guilty for everything he has done to the crew, first was the shooting of wounded horses, then having Norman to shot a German who was a father, and he regretted for everything else.

I like Gordos speech at the table in this clip better than the movie, the one in the movie is really tame and like he's shut off this one he's breaking down. Makes it more tense.

The first time I saw bernthal was in the walking dead and I'm just amazed on he handle every role thrown at him. Awesome man

*Best job I ever had*

And to this day, we STILL haven’t found out the name of this song,. Great video btw! Awesome movie.

My dad is a war veteran. He said the greatest fighting man in their suqat once said: "Yes, war is Hell... But I'm the devil.

This is the most anti war movie I can think about. This film has a way to show the tragic emotion of the loss of life in just one or a couple soldiers. Then think upon loss of like as a whole and times it by 70 million. Truly powerful. I hope to never sees war in my life time or my children’s lifetime

Im ready gordo! You ready?!

Best movie I ever see in my life

Epic tribute. Moving song choice and editing. Great work.

There were so many good parts that the final cut, cut out of Fury. Thank you for adding some of them

Respect to the All Indian Soldiers who fought in the both. World wars

What a man can do to another man

everyone in this movie was amazing. underrated film!

Kid: I'm scared Brad pitt: I'm scared too

Then the youth today was hurt, because words hurt like swords.

This Is possibly the best cast of characters to get in one movie

Some things can never been unseen in all of time.

this is amazing-love this movie

"We're like animals. It's in the blood. It's natural. Peace, that's an accident. It's what it is. When you're pushed, killing's as easy as breathing. Then the killing stops in one place and starts in another. But that's okay, cause' you're killing for your country. But it ain't your country who's asking, it's the few men up top that want it. Old men start it, young men fight it. Nobody wins. Everybody in the middle dies and nobody tells the truth." John Rambo

I just remembered how many great actors are in this movie, I gotta rewatch it.

If you know nothing about world war 2, then this seems like a good movie most likely if you’re interested in war. Even for those that are interested in world war 2, and can look past the historical inaccuracies and just appreciate the damn good acting, this is still a good movie. But for those that just cringe at everything, they can’t appreciate the absolutely incredible depiction of what war can do to a person. There was no glory to be seen. It was gruesome. People died. Children, the elderly, women, soldiers on both sides. There were no people spared in this war, both physically nor mentally. And this movie, and the actors, captured that damn well in my honest opinion

Imagine being a soldier fighting at africa till germany and as the war ends in months. You died in germany, well that sucks. I feel bad for brad pitt and he's crew they have been through alot.

This was a beautiful edit

War is hell.

In my opinion Fury is a very good movie. It is well acted, well produced and one of the best war movies made. You can see the emotion of each one of the characters throughout the entire movie. The storyline is excellent. I believe it shows that war is not glorious,but an evil event. "Wait till you see what a man can do to another man". This movie shows that. I would love to see this movie with all the scenes that were cut out. I am betting it would be even better. This is in my top 5 best war movies. I give it 👍👍.

Given the German actor's, respectfully. Michael pena is a great actor. I don't know if I've ever seen such an incredible cast

I thank God being in my life and being real because if God wasn't real I wouldn't be the person I am today

On this day, 8 years ago we got this masterpiece of a film... along with that today I put out a video essay talking about why it's a masterpiece on my channel to spread the love for this film!🙏

This is a movie I watch once and never again. I can't cry that hard for a movie again.

The best brothers it's making me feel like crying 😟

Damn... most of the scenes were deleted from the films and they are so good. They could've literally saved the film and you proved that!

This movie may have inaccuracies but my Grandfather a Victorian Cross recipient fought in the Second World War and saw what the Germans did to people and in this movie where you see that hatred for the Germans is very accurate! My Grandfather was one of the soldiers that liberated Dachau and saw the atrocities that drove him to hate Germans and kill them. He once said that the German soldier especially the SS were without moral dignity and ruthless especially against the defenseless but cowardly when pinned down by foes of equal strength!! He came home and my Grandmother said the light in his eyes that he once had was gone forever and had this silence that he carried right up to the day he died. Never wanted tom talk about his experience or the horrors he experienced in this ugly time of humanity! God bless you Grand Dad!

Such a sad movie. Makes me think every time I watch it.

Goosebumps

Jon bernthal kills every role he does.