FURY (2014)

Fury is an action dramatic war-based film that was made by David Ayer. I guess it was the best film, by that I mean the best war movie in 2014. David Ayer is also the scriptwriter and I can say he did well on his parts.

Brad Pitt is a big name in the Hollywood film industry. In this movie, he played the central role and he was fabulous in his way of role, his German accent was so good. Shia LaBeouf, Jon Bernthal, and Logan Lerman are the assistant contributor to this movie.

Their acting can be said that comes from actual war veterans. In this fantastic war movie, there is another thing I noticed, that Brad Pitt also involved with executive pannel.

This film won many awards like Screen Actors Guild Awards 2015, Awards Circuit Community Awards 2014, Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards 2014, World Stunt Awards 2015, Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA 2015, etc.

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It was released in 2014 and the storyline was about a US Army Sergeant. Brad Pitt was a Sergeant and his character name was "Wardaddy". He has 5 crews under his control.

Roky is one of them who was trained as a typewriter but somehow listed in the war. The story is all about Sherman Tank and it was called "Furry". Wardaddy marching his tank over Germany is the main feature of this film.

They are suffering the most vulnerable situation and facing tough times but they don't forget about the survival and how they did it actually this movie explain it.

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War never has any chill but, in this movie, maybe you could able to notice something that could happen only on the war field, the German houses make you wonder just how violent and suffered men and women became during the war.

Exactly I'm sure wars wound you psychologically and these types of wounds probably never cure. In this movie, maybe the director is able to show on screen a multitude of emotions. That includes - fear of death, wrath, cruelty, warmth, generosity, and rage, filthy death. But I'm sure if you love war-based action films maybe you could be able to enjoy this one.

Some of the scenes were unrealistic but thrilling circumstances make it up it as well as they did. In this movie director David Ayer used his brain for casting, background sound, thrilling music, and cinematography and I can say that he did it well, he is able to make a revolution by writing the golden line "Ideals are peaceful. History is violent".

Overall, it deserves a golden star that most probably lies in between the 4.5 to the 5-star mark.