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The director explained in a behind-the-scenes segment that yes, normally the Tiger would pick off the lead tank, but if they killed Brad Pitt off then there's no more movie.

German commander: gunner! Aim at last tank in the formation. Gunner: aren't we suppose to shoot at leading tank to stop the column? German commander: are you mad?! There's brad Pitt in that tank! Gunner: jawolh.

2:06 this ricochet was honestly one of the coolest parts of the fight, the whistle and tracer made me feel things I’ve never felt before

1:27 "His roar was like that of the devil"

The loader in the tiger had a stroke or something mid battle.

" ITS A GODAMN TIGER " imagine hearing those words back then....

I know it's not an accurate battle but seeing a real tiger 1 in a movie is awesome.

2:02 the flash and the sound of that shell skimming past them is incredible

"they got Peterson" no shit they got Peterson, popped his head like a damn grape

tiger *Takes Shot at Sherman’s side* Wood *Deflects shot* War thunder “WRITE THAT DOWN!!”

2:16 Great acting from Logan Lerman. Loved Norman's shocked reaction when he sees the massive, seemingly impenetrable Tiger taking no damage from shots fired at it.

3:12 that "fire!" shook my soul, and it got worse when the shell didn't pen

Screen writer "l need some dialogue for Brad Pitt." Director "God dammit!" Screen Writer "THAT'S IT! "

Fun fact: The tiger in this scene is actually a real working Tiger

I still remember when I saw this in the cinema. The Tiger's boss music gave me some major chills. Great cinematography & great acting.

"That was an 88, it's a goddamn Tiger!" Love that part.

This specific Tiger crew was famous in the German Army. They had the slowest loader, the worst driver and the most incapable commander. They only managed one round every three minutes while the German average was 5/ minute.

I remember there was a saying: If the Tiger noticed your Sherman and fired first, you are dead. If your Sherman noticed the Tiger and shot the first, you're dead.

The energy of this scene is absolutely breaking. The crew finally won the fight, but feelings related with loosing their brothers in arms in such crushing circumstances, seeing that one man can treat another one with such hate and soulless made it feel like total loss. Eternal respect for people fighting for their loved ones, humanity and moral rules.

People down in the comments arguing about the realism and here I am just enjoying the scene.

"This video is sponsored by World of Tanks."

The primary reason to love this scene: That is a real Tiger tank! That's Tiger 131, the last operational tank of its class left in the world.

1:42 That guy's shock, they way he talks/cry. That sold the scene for me

5:23 Tank Destroyed. You can see his level of relief

They used the last working tiger tank in the world to film this scene

Fun fact: You earned 0 silver lions from this battle, and it will cost you 10,000 to repair the "damaged" Shermans... Welcome to War Thunder

1:49 that sound. The beast has entered the chat. Feuer Frei! Also the german word New Targer Fire. Such a cool language

The short 75mm canon on the Sherman's velocity on average was about 2000 fps. The German 88 would be screaming at 2,500 to over 3,000 fps. It sounded like literal death coming your way and thats what made it an all around effective antitank and antiair gun.

As a tank commander I can confirm they should have paid the $0.99 for the DLC and ordered an airstrike of magic elves.

Fun fact: There was only about 1400 Tiger Tanks ever produced, so seeing one was a rare sight. Edit: Y’all are wild, I’ve been reading the replies and maaannnn it’s juicy

The Tiger was truly terrifying.

I love how they showed the horror on the driver's face when shots eventually did start hitting the tiger, only for it to riochet off the front, which was *not angled to make it easier for that to happen*

“Ay. Can you check if that sniper is still there?” Your teammate right after: 2:32

I think this scene pretty much accurately portrays why soldiers get PTSD

I love that Brad Pitts character picked up a German StG44. Such a great gun for the times

It’s painfully inaccurate but the scene is just so cool the way the tiger just charges out of the smoke and keeps going towards the Sherman’s like some unstoppable monster

That tiger loads longer than my mom talking to her friends

I recently visited Bovington Tank Museum where the actual Tiger 131 and Sherman M4A2 (Fury) they used for this movie is kept, absolute beasts

Замечательный фильм в плане танка и его бравого экипажа.Спасибо режиссёру,фильму и актёрам.Спасибо ❤️🥰

Much respect to anyone, friend or foe, who served their time in a tank. Knowing the whole time that that tank could very well become their tomb. Same with submariners.

Say what you will about this movie. The image of the Tiger slowly driving out of the smoke like a monster revealing itself in the mist still feels badass to me.

Grady reloading the 76mm is one hype moment for me hehe

The sound of the bullet approaching was amazing

Shia's acting throughout this whole movie was amazing. truly an underated actor

''We got incoming!'' ''German Tiger panzer?'' ''No, it's worse Sir.'' ''Worse than a Tiger?!'' ''Yes Sir, youtube armchair historians, Sir.'' ''Mother of God!''

a thing i like about the sound design of this movie us when you see the Sherman platoon passing through the field under AT gun fire, before they come under fire a bass choir can be heard, meanwhile when we first get a good look at the Tiger the choir is a bit more prominent

Can’t imagine almost dying and laughing….seeing friends die…and you made it out alive…the men these actors represent were truly the best generation

0:22 you can faintly hear somone yell " *yeet* "

that AP 500 YARDS FIRE! Was the best thing I’ve ever heard in years🎉

Respect to all soldiers in the world

The Tiger Tank gives me chills down my spine, that sound of the engine.

While the tactics are off here, I still can't help but love the way the Tiger strolls forward from the smoke like a menacing killing machine. Imagine the fear of seeing one of these on the battlefield - or even just being an infantryman and seeing a hulking steel beast rumbling towards you.

The single swears in the chaos as the crew does they job has got to be the most accurate part of any stressful military engagement

The "screaming" of the shells is chilling

2:03 - epic sound

1:27 when the friggin BOSS MUSIC kicks in!

2:01 the way he says it 🥵

What's he doin up there, big pair of dice 😂😂😂

Scenes like these maybe stupid in the sense of tactics but damn, those sounds and that Tiger are so beautiful

Imagine sitting in a Sherman and you just cant penetrate the Tiger. What kind of fear must that be?!

I dont care how unrealistic any of it may be, i will always love a good intense action scene

Nobody ever talks about how great the acting is in this movie, it’s obviously not historically accurate but the acting is peak.

However, some of the "mistakes" in this tank fight can be explained by the reality on the film set. Normally, a real Tiger would have turned on the spot in the fight against several Shermans to get a better firing position or to increase the effectiveness of the armor. However, this Tiger was not a CGI-Tiger, this is the only Tiger still in running condition worldwide, from the Bovington tank museum, the Bovington museum management gave the film crew precise instructions about what they could and could not do or do with this tank. For example, the tank was allowed to move forward and backward, but cornering, as well as turning directly on the tracks, was forbidden. I have once read that the tank mechanics in Bovington are worried when this Tiger is moved for demonstrations. Because if there is something seriously broken, the gearbox, for example, then you can hardly go to the next tank store and order a new one there, which must be made by hand, and that takes a long time and is damn expensive. So it happened that the film crew was highly limited in the use of this one Tiger :)

Imagine going through that horror in real life, my respect to all soldiers.

1:27 it's my favourite part

I like the german commanders voice! That makes the tank even more terrifying

It’s obvious the tactics here were BS, but it’s still a damn enjoyable scene.

3:47 the reloader guy in the tiger was like: *reloader has left the server*

I have never feel tense before until this scene, literally keep me standing and blood pumping hard

People saying, Tiger this Tiger that, German this German that There is reason modern tanks look and designed similar to a Panther and Tiger tank

That dark choir vocalization at 1:28 was incredible, it really sold the dread of Allied tank crews would feel while staring a Tiger which was almost Satan for that era of tanks. Even when they won, it felt like they lost since it was a 1:3 exchange.

2:32 just use a med kit and he‘ll be fine

Love when brad mowes the runners

There are so many things inacurate in this scene but still love it

5:41 when your teacher says "explain your answer"

2:28 I can't even imagine being the rest of the crew in the tank of the guy who's whole upper body just disappeared. Just seeing a bloody stump of a body slump down into the turret and knowing the next shell is coming to take you out. That would be a terrible final few moments

This scene may be wrong as Hell, but damn, I loved how realistic the acting was. War Machine's reaction after he saw the shells simply bouncing off the Tiger's thick frontal armor just made me realize how unfortunate you were if you met face to face with this metal beast.

I remember watching this scene for the first time. seeing someone's upper half get deleted by a tank round really made my stomach sink

The best character in this movie was the actual only surviving working Tiger.

The part where the tiger emerges from the smoke is wicked

The shock, awe and fear of the crews when they realize it’s a tiger says it all. Even such experienced tanker crews feared facing a tiger tank and rightfully so

I got probably the funniest ad placement watching this clip. At about the 5:40 mark immediately after the German tank commander got machine gunned and fell back into the turret of his tank, a short 5 second Coors ad came up showing a guy cracking open a cold beer smiling and relaxing on a hammock.

Grady at the end saying “Jesus Christ” is so real. Watched this last night I was bugging at this scene

3:38 3:56 This tiger's truck sound and commander's german is awesome!!

“You gotta hit it in the ass and you gotta hit it point blank” - Oddball

An SS Tiger Tank wipes out the entire platoon except Fury, who was able to successfully destroy the Tiger by taking hits on its plot armour

The tiger tank, the beast of the tanks. Best tank fight i have ever seen!

the plot armor here is a kilometer thick

One thing this movie got right is the fact you felt like you were in the battle. The actors did a great job showing fear, adrenaline, and every other emotion. The sounds of the rounds were crazy in the theater, sounded like you actually had a AP round flying passed your head.

My unpopular theory as to why the Tiger crew made maneuvers so improbable they wouldn't happen with any other crew: They had all somehow gotten into Herman Goering's Morphine stash and were all jacked up on it. That would be the only way as to how it would make sense to me.

We didn't even scratch them! That one didn't go through! We didn't penetrate their armor! It bounced off! That one ricocheted! Ricochet. We've just dinged them.

the fear that The Tigre strikes into these men is sensational, great acting

i know this movie has a LOT of glaring historical inaccuracies, but still enjoyable

*At the start* German officer: fire German tank crewman: yes sir *At the end* German officer: fire German crewman: huh? What do fire mean?

1:27 GOOSE BUMPS

5:50 El mordisco del Tiger dejó muchos estragos

The music in this scene is amazing!

The amount of stress relief in Shia's voice when he says "tank destroyed". Those are some awesome acting skills, love it

"GAH! GET THE F-" *static* We just lost a medium tank!