Fury - Trailer

[MIKA27]

FURY TRAILER

Quick, think of all the great tank scenes in movie history. Not much springing to the dome, is there? That means there’s a legitimate opening to fill for Fury, the upcoming World War II drama starring Brad Pitt.

The film’s newly released trailer features Pitt as a sergeant named Wardaddy who’s leading a measly five-man crew of Allies into German territory. A rookie solider (Logan Lerman) behind the wheel of the Sherman tank further intensifies the danger, as the climax looks to be a massively mismatched confrontation between the small band of brothers and a few hundred Nazis. Big explosions, gritty gut checks, and Shia LaBeouf with a mustache—you in? Written and directed by David Ayer (End of Watch), Fury gets its marching orders November 14.

[Munts]

When i think of tank scenes. i think of this one, with Sgt. Oddball, who goes into battle with music playing, to calm himself, and firing shells filled with paint, to make pretty pictures.

[Skyfall]

FURY TRAILER

Quick, think of all the great tank scenes in movie history. Not much springing to the dome, is there? That means there’s a legitimate opening to fill for Fury, the upcoming World War II drama starring Brad Pitt.

The film’s newly released trailer features Pitt as a sergeant named Wardaddy who’s leading a measly five-man crew of Allies into German territory. A rookie solider (Logan Lerman) behind the wheel of the Sherman tank further intensifies the danger, as the climax looks to be a massively mismatched confrontation between the small band of brothers and a few hundred Nazis. Big explosions, gritty gut checks, and Shia LaBeouf with a mustache—you in? Written and directed by David Ayer (End of Watch), Fury gets its marching orders November 14.

This looks really good!

[Clynch]

Looks good

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[Skyfall]

Saw it = AMAZING!!!!!

[rsanz]

Saw it = AMAZING!!!!!

Saw it yesterday. Production value was excellent. Really excellent! Plot was so so. Dialogue was sometimes groanworthy and, for the most part, the characters were completely unlikable and I pretty much couldn't care less if they lived or died.

Is the writer/director David Ayer training to be the next Michael Bay? At least is wasn't as ludicrous as his U-571 (writer only).

SPOILER DO NOT READ BELOW.

One child with a single Panzerfaust can take out a moving Sherman in broad daylight while a whole company of Waffen SS with boxes of Panzerfausts can't do the same to a stationary one in the middle of the night... come on.