Fury (2014) | Wife's First Time Watching | Movie Reaction

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This week we're introducing Toni to another WW2 movie, "Fury". This is one that I had seen the end of but had never seen the entire movie so it was nice to finally see it in it's entirety.
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@2971username 2 дня назад

I usually enjoy their reactions but they cut out some of the best moments. Didn’t finish watching their vid. Sorry guys.

@vtown5630 2 дня назад

Same here!

@popculturallychallenged День назад

Unfortunately this one got hit by copyright quite heavily so the only option was to remove scenes or have the entire video blocked worldwide. 😢

@2971username 20 часов назад

@@popculturallychallenged ahhhh! Makes sense now. Thanks for the calcification. 👊

@natskivna 2 дня назад

How is it possible you edited out the bonding in the tank right before the final battle? Without question the most important moment in the film and you just skip it? Wow.

@colterwilliams3152 2 дня назад

I agree. I give reactions a thumbs down if they edit that out

@fredropro 2 дня назад

Man the only time ive been let down by one of you guys reactions the whole part at the end when Bible gives his speech and they give Norman his nickname.... just re edit it and add that.... best part of the movie.

@popculturallychallenged День назад

Unfortunately this one got hit by copyright quite heavily so the only option was to remove scenes or have the entire video blocked worldwide. 😢

@fredropro День назад

@@popculturallychallenged hey no problem I sorry didnt know that. Its not gonna stop me from watching you guys!!!

@gundamace2037 2 дня назад

So two things I would like to help you guys clear up that you seemed a bit confused on....the prisoner they shot was actually legally executed under the Rule of Engagements/War/Geneva Convention. If pay attention, when you first hear the soldiers find the prisoner asking him "where did'ya get that boy?, Who'd did ya kill for it". The coat the prisoner was wearing was an american combat uniform/coat. Under the rule called "Ruse De Guerre" (Ruse of War) any enemy combatant found wearing the uniform of the opposition is considered hostile w/ ill intent to his captures. Meaning some wore their enemies uniform to trick them and kill them..Specially since many germans knew enough english and some fluent in it...and rarely were able to immitate american accents. The Second Scene I saw you confusion in was the eggs and cigarettes...basically at this point germany's infrastructure and economy were completely destroyed....many people could not get basic necessities as many supplies were destroyed/lost or confiscated by the german army...Eggs were some of the commodities hard to get a hold off and cigarette, like in prison became a source of trade/currency.

@KrGsMrNKusinagi0 2 дня назад

this applies to CIVILIANS as well.. no civilian can participate in combat in non combat uniforms they lose protections under the law and can be executed.

@Slavaboo1 День назад

Absolute bullshit. Soldiers take trophies. This is a well established fact. You're assuming he took the coat with nefarious intention and not just because he was a kid and thought it was cool. The fact the Americans then say "Who did you kill for it?" makes it clear they're killing him out of some misguided attempt at revenge not because they believe him to be a spy. At this point in the war they were in Germany fighting conscripts recruited from the local population. They were largely kids who were defending their towns and villages. Not spies trying to conceal their identity. And no, most of them wouldn't have been able to speak English. You also completely ignore the fact he was unarmed and was captured, thus rendering him a non combatant. If you actually do any research you would know it is a war crime to kill or otherwise harm such people. "Pursuant to common Article 3(1) of the 1949 Geneva Conventions, persons taking no active part in the hostilities, including members of armed forces who have laid down their arms and those placed hors de combat by sickness, wounds, detention, or any other cause, shall in all circumstances be treated humanely, without any adverse distinction founded on race, colour, religion or faith, sex, birth or wealth, or any other similar criteria. To this end, the following acts are and shall remain prohibited at any time and in any place whatsoever with respect to the above-mentioned persons: (a) violence to life and person, in particular murder of all kinds, mutilation, cruel treatment and torture." Don't defend clear and obvious war crimes. Even children know it's wrong to fight someone who cannot fight back. How can you sit there and say it's ok to murder someone who is unarmed and begging for their life because they were wearing your side's coat?

@gundamace2037 День назад

@@Slavaboo1 Does your cereal taste like piss sir? it sounds like someone pissed in it this morning.. You are jumping to many assumption here about what I think it right or wrong. The movie's story is putting the context for the viewer. No one is saying this okay, no one is justifying anything. This the story being told in fictional movie. relax brother....EHRMER GERD ABSERUTE BURSHIET!!! I HAVE NOTHING ELSE TO DO ON HERE!!! WAH!

@paulhewes7333 2 дня назад

This is a very brutal look at a brutal part of the war. Dirty, harsh, unflinching.

@popculturallychallenged 2 дня назад

It was a hard watch for sure. -Toni 🤓

@mrhorrorgaming6909 2 дня назад

The average age of troops was 17-18. Most officers were 20-23. Anybody older was considered the old men

@kaelinvictus6039 2 дня назад

And we will never know if Norman ever got a nickname. Thanks editor, best job ever had.

@freddieNyack 2 дня назад

Norman's war name became "Machine". wake up only in a big scene .

@Ozai75 2 дня назад

@@freddieNyack It's because the editor cut it out of the reaction. Woosh.

@freddieNyack День назад

@@Ozai75 I understand.. though poor editing. Here....watch my wife see a movie.

@popculturallychallenged День назад

Unfortunately this one got hit by copyright quite heavily so the only option was to remove scenes or have the entire video blocked worldwide. 😢

@Picklekid77 2 дня назад

U missed bibles speech at the end. Great moment

@popculturallychallenged День назад

Unfortunately this one got hit by copyright quite heavily so the only option was to remove scenes or have the entire video blocked worldwide. 😢

@BigGator5 2 дня назад

"Ideals are peaceful. History is violent." Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸 🗽 🦅 🎆 🎇 Fun Fact: All of the extras are British military or former military. One scene had 350 extras. Gun Enthusiast Fact: Brad Pitt shoots several German soldiers with a German-made Sturmgewehr 44, also known as a StG 44, the world's first successful assault rifle. Tank Enthusiast Fact: The second time a genuine Tiger I tank has been used in the production of a WWII film. It features "Tiger 131" from the UK's Bovington Tank Museum, the only fully functioning Tiger I tank in the world. Historical Fact: Despite the dramatic ending, it should be mentioned that the Ordnance Battalion attached to the 2nd Armored Division would have had Fury cleaned, painted inside, patched, repaired, and released in about 48 hours. The Sherman tanks seen in this movie were considered the weakest of tanks at that time period. However, the L55 M1A2 76mm gun mounted on Fury was capable of penetrating the front armor of the Tiger tank at ranges up to 700 meters, more if HVAP ammo was used.

@popculturallychallenged 2 дня назад

I love all the great insight you always provide. Thank you so much @BigGator5!! That's alot of extras.....

@BigGator5 2 дня назад

You're welcome! Always my pleasure. 😁 Go in Peace and Walk with God. 😎 👍

@Rad33943 2 дня назад

@@popculturallychallenged after watching this you guys really need to react to thefatelectrician video on Lafayette pool. This movie is loosely based on him and his tank

@TimSmith-uc4pk 2 дня назад

The German Tiger and Panzers tanks were heavily armored and had they had the 88mm gun. The 88 was probably Germanys best gun.

@michaelplummer5893 2 дня назад

Like your reactions but you guys edit out some important scenes

@popculturallychallenged День назад

Thank you. Unfortunately this one got hit by copyright quite heavily so the only option was to remove scenes or have the entire video blocked worldwide. 😢

@e.d.2096 2 дня назад

The tank 'Fury' is a modified Sherman tank. The Sherman Fìrefly. Bigger gun to compete with the German tanks.

@adamscott7354 2 дня назад

The arm flail you did when ambushed at the start, legit lolz, also really liked how the gritty, gory action of FURY onscreen while contrasted by the Hello Kitty blanket in pink, just great! Happy July 4!

@bboyshotty 2 дня назад

uh oh..Toni is going to fall apart watching this lol

@JohnBham 2 дня назад

The Tiger tank they faced off against is a real wartime veteran- Tiger 131, the last remaining operational Tiger 1 in the world. It was captured in Africa by the British and is now held by the Bovington Tank Museum. The BTM also holds 'Fury', used in the film.

@manduheavyvazquez5268 2 дня назад

Masterpiece ever. Greatness

@flashgordon10001 2 дня назад

Best tank movie ever! Incredibly realistic. If you have ever been inside a military tank.... well watch this movie and you GOT IT

@TimSmith-uc4pk 2 дня назад

IMO. Germany was a vastly more technically advanced military than we were. But! The problem with technology is that repairs can be difficult and time consuming. I believe that the radio systems in German tanks were using FM radios and was more advanced than our tanks. Again. Look at the German battleship Bismarck. It was state of the art for its time. The Brits got lucky dropping a torpedo from a Biplane that jammed her rudder. Germany also had the the first missiles, the V1 and V2 rockets and they also had the first jet fighter in the Me~262.

@utalomAlibbantakat 2 дня назад

12:29 phosphorus is a chemical substance that can be used to fill artillery shells, bombs and rockets. Under the influence of oxygen, the material ignites, the chemical reaction creates an intense heat of 815 degrees Celsius. When used against people, it causes extremely serious injuries. According to international law, it is considered an incendiary weapon, not a chemical one, as it destroys with the heat given off in contact with oxygen and has no toxic effect. The material is delivered wrapped in phosphorus-impregnated felt. White phosphorus has a characteristic garlic smell, phosphorus causes severe burns in contact with human skin. It can burn a person's skin and flesh right down to the bone. The effect of the weapon is made even more terrible by the fact that the burn caused by it is extremely slow to heal, which makes the risk of infection high. If white phosphorus residues are not completely removed from a casualty's body, the remaining material can re-ignite after treatment if it comes into contact with oxygen. It's no coincidence that it's permanently banned

@freespirit9981 2 дня назад

American tanks could not penetrate German Tiger tank frontal armor. America took out the German tigers by having numerous tanks taking on one. The weak part on the Tiger was the rear of the tank. Also American tanks usually put logs on the side and parts or anything they could on the tank to slow the projectile before it hit the main armor. Tiger front only really had two weak points the drivers opening. And if you could fire a shot directly down their barrel detonating a round in the barrel or get a bullet lodged in the barrel so if they fired their gun would explode. Basically an impossible shot at that time.

@duanetelesha 2 дня назад

Hi, early viewing on Happy Fourth watching patriotic movie. your movie reaction shoud be measured by number of jumps by Toni.

@welessonakadubbs1544 2 дня назад

😂😂, wow I have to watch this reaction . This is gonna be funny .😮😂.

@Josh86_925 2 дня назад

U see the same white horse at the beginning & end of the film. The white horse is always surrounded by death. I think it symbolizes 1 of the 4 Horseman of the Apocalypse. In Revelation, the Pale Horse represents "Death."

@FaceYourInnerFear 2 дня назад

I hope Toni was wearing a seat belt with all those jump scares.

@igamez51 2 дня назад

“Best damn job I ever had”

@DarthMuse 2 дня назад

I love this film, a lot of it is very realistic except for the last fight part.

@Scorpwanna 2 дня назад

The things Shia Labouf did to himself to prepare for this movie. And the actors that had to deal with it while it was being filmed. *Shivers* Removed a permanent tooth, gave himself a facial scar and didn't bathe.

@scottdarden3091 2 дня назад

Torturing Toni again 😂

@guymelton1094 2 дня назад

A round of Willie P, white Phosphorus, Gramps told me it’s kinda like what’s on the end of a match stick🤨, thanks for sharing 😊👍✌️🇺🇸

@tomhoffman4330 2 дня назад

Rollin' Rollin' Rollin'😎Keep that Tank-a-Rollin'💥(LOL) Howdy Friends👋and a Happy Fourth to Us-All!🎉This is going to be one Helluva Ride here tonight...👍

@hewiex 2 дня назад

Instant like! Love you guys :)

@popculturallychallenged День назад

Thank you!

@elwiesel414 2 дня назад

YOU SAID KRAUTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! hahaahahah nice greeting from germany from BREMEN ....haahah!" But its real Story no Movie Story

@51tetra69 21 час назад

God bless all of the tank crews who went into battle in Europe with our early Shermans knowing that they were outclassed by superior main battle tanks, with little chance to survive such confrontations! God bless the real “War Daddy” and the actual tank crew of Fury, upon which this movie is based. God bless all the courageous veterans with nerves of steel who risked everything and sacrificed so much to protect our countries and preserve the freedoms we enjoy today! God bless all the souls - military and civilian - that we have lost in times of war! God bless America! God bless us all and grant us peace!

@kirstycotton946 2 дня назад

That’s one of my favorites

@johnpearce5168 День назад

You guys did a lot more editing than what you normally do

@popculturallychallenged День назад

Unfortunately this one got hit pretty heavily by copyright issues. 😢

@johnpearce5168 День назад

@@popculturallychallenged may I suggest another movie for you to watch?? How about watching casualties of war with Michael J fox and Sean Penn

@757optim 2 дня назад

I've seen the movie, missed the premier/chat. This one certainly contrasts high ideals with the ugly horror that is war and the varied human elements. Freedom surely isn't free. Happy Independence Day.

@paulhewes7333 2 дня назад

One of the things about the US tanks vs. German tanks in WW2 was that it was a quality against quantity war. The American tanks were like the jeeps and trucks, just complicated enough to work and be effective, but not anywhere near the best gear on the field. But they were easily manufactured and easily repaired and parts could be salvaged from them. The German tanks were often works of engineering wonder. They were designed beautifully and were manufactured to demanding standards, but they required skilled technicians to repair and could not be manufactured anywhere near the numbers the Americans. A loss of a german tank was a big deal to their forces. if an american tank broke down, they stripped what they could and got another one much quickly out on the field.

@raybernal6829 2 дня назад

Great reaction as always from one of my fave reactors 😊 This takes place in one day from morning til night.... As epic as Saving Private Ryan is I like this movie better. 😢

@popculturallychallenged День назад

Thank you so much 😁

@user-ux9ll3yk5y 2 дня назад

I keep mentioning jo jo rabbit for a good reaction movie. It's a ww2 film with from a different perspective.

@popculturallychallenged День назад

Stay tuned for that one in the next few weeks!

@Ozai75 2 дня назад

The Tiger Scene is horribly inaccurate. While it's a real Tiger 1 (The only one still running) the Sherman's 75 mm gun could penetrate the frontal armor at 3-500+ meters easily, and the uparmed Firefly version Fury (Which the US did not use, that was a British only model) could penetrate the front armor of a Tiger at nearly 1km. So while it's dramatic and makes for good story telling, it's very inaccurate. The 88 that the Tiger I and Tiger II used and the Panther 75 both had the ability to penetrate the Armor of a Sherman at equitable distances.

@jbwade5676 2 дня назад

❤❤❤❤❤

@iamthemaninthebox7910 2 дня назад

The Fat Electrician has a good video about the real Fury and real War Daddy.

@Savatage1964 2 дня назад

The scene with the 4 American tanks advancing on the German position can only be fully enjoyed immersed in an IMAX theater..... Or from the comfort of your own recliner enveloped by your 5.1 home theater system cranked up to YOUR-MAX settings. Feel the vibrations of the tanks rumbling along the field... the sound of bullets whizzing past your head taking out the wall behind your cushioned body... the ricochet sounds as it obliterates your living room decor around you. Ahhh... the single life. Seriously though, this movie shows the true horror of war and the suffering and mental degradation these tank crews lived with. A beautiful movie with A-1 acting and cinematography. Love it!!!

@51tetra69 21 час назад

American tanks were inferior in part because we had to make them portable. We had to transport them clear across the Atlantic Ocean to fight the Germans in North Africa and Europe, and we had to transport them all across the vast Pacific Ocean to fight the Japanese. The need to transport our tanks via ship across huge distances imposed size and weight limits on American tanks, whereas there were no such limitations on German and Russian tanks. They were therefore free to build larger, heavily armored main battle tanks with bigger, more powerful main guns then the USA as a result. The tradeoff was that American tanks were easier to manufacture and could be mass produced, which allowed the U.S. to win tank battles by outnumbering the opponents.

@ysmith494 2 дня назад

Great reaction guys! If you want a modern day war movie with characters you will fall in love with, may i suggest reacting to, Tears of the Sun. Starring: Bruce Willis

@franciscocortes1255 2 дня назад

Que gusto verlos, saludos desde Chile!!

@Padre.K1880 2 дня назад

Norman was a FNG, the tank crew didn’t want to get close to him yet. Norman hadn’t earned the respect and time with the crew.

@MarcoMM1 2 дня назад

This movie is epic love it, I lm a big fan of this channel but this edit its too much, you cut so many important scenes to the story line and plot. This was a disappointing reaction for me. Sorry! And im sure im not the only one saying this! But there are some fun-facts about it. Brad Pitts “war daddy” Character is based on a real person. His name was Lafayette G Pool. He is known as America’s Tank ace of world war 2. He managed to destroy 12 tanks, and over 250+ Armored vehicles in under 90 days on the western front. He was awarded with multiple awards like the Silver Star, France’s legion of honour, Distinguished Service Cross (2nd highest award under the Medal of Honor). He is buried in the Sam Houston National Cemetery. The Tiger tank battle near the end of the movie was played by a Tiger 131, captured nearly intact in WW2 and it is the only remaining operational Tiger 1 in the world. The 131 lives at a tank museum in Britain, and rolls out in displays once in a blue moon. It only got hit in the gun mantle so wasn’t that damaged was just jammed hence they abandoned the tiger but normally they use death charges with a pin with a timer so this doesn’t happen they was even a tiger manual with instructions on this. Side note: The reason the tank battle looked like two morons were driving was because they were given specific instructions in which they were only allowed to move the tiger forward and backwards. They couldn't turn or move at an angle due to the old nature of the tank and potential damages. Keep up the good work.

@TimSmith-uc4pk 2 дня назад

They shot willy p. A White Phosphorus round.

@kambalsobremonte1277 2 дня назад

Try to react lone survivor movie

@TLL1969 5 часов назад

No they couldn't have just gone and hid. They were ordered to hold the crossroads to prevent German forces from advancing! They did accomplish that for the most part.

@jaykay3784 2 дня назад

7:20 "He's in something else." He only Lucius Malfoy 😅 I think you did wonderful with the final battle edit. Don't let the comments get you down. We get it. They're brothers forged through the fire of battle and so on. Now we get to the great tank scene.

@iKvetch558 2 дня назад

I really just wish that the folks making this film had not been so quick to make so many unrealistic choices in depicting the tank combat and a few other things...it is such a great movie in so many ways but could have been so much better. David Ayer is a really good director, but it seems like he should probably not try to deal with historical subjects...considering his work on his other WW2 movie U-571 is even more inaccurate than this film. I fully appreciate that some things have to be different than actual history sometimes, but this movie did a few too many things that are just completely against the real history for seemingly no real reason. There are such great acting performances in this movie, but it could have been so much better if they had gone the realistic route. IMHO