GREEN BERET Reacts to Fury | Beers and Breakdowns

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  @austin3598 · 3 years ago

  When Shia goes, “wait till you see.” And the new private says, “see what?” Shia: “what a man can do to another man.” Gave me chills man.

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  @cun009 · 3 years ago (edited)

  My father was 2nd Armored, 82nd recon from Sicily to berlin. Served from North Africa. Silver star. <br>Took him to see Saving Private Ryan in 98.<br>After the movie ended he just sat there, my mother at his side, for quite a while. People walking out just looking.<br>Went for ice cream after, my wife asking if the movie was real.<br>He looked down and said, yea the most real was the sounds of rounds bouncing off steel<br>BUT he said, when the soldier was stabbed bothered him because at that time in the war he carried 2 .45&apos;s, a carbine and at least one grenade<br> and there&apos;s no way that he would have been in that position <br>Plus when you had no ammo you moved, as simple as that. Even before, once your pos was discovered you moved<br>Days later my mother said after the movie, he told her the hardest part was him hearing &quot;earn this&quot;, &quot;tell me I lived a good life&quot;<br>She said after returning home from the war he would awake screaming at her in German in his sleep for a few years<br>My father was a good man, raised 8 kids, and never said a word about the war.<br>Always told his sons to not enlist, not trust the government.

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  @joeygarcia3747 · 2 years ago

  As a Tanker I totally enjoyed hearing snake eaters talking about my craft. Best job I ever had🤙

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  @flokejm3904 · 3 years ago

  A scene that was overlooked was when the German soldier sees norm under the tank when he shines the flashlight on him. It was such a beautiful moment of, yes we’re enemies but we’re still both human.

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  @jojoemcgeejoe457 · 3 years ago

  I think what a lot of people miss is that where they&apos;re at in the opening scene is because they&apos;re the only tank in their platoon to survive a battle with a Tiger tank. When they&apos;re in the first camp and the tank commanders are talking, one says something like &quot;I thought there were no more tigers left&quot; and Brad Pit replies with &quot;tell that to the rest of my platoon&quot;. &nbsp;The tiger they fight in the field later in the day is the second time they were the last tank standing in the same sort of battle... that day. <br><br>The entire movie was one full 24 hour day. Sunrise to sunrise.

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  @dingchavez7 · 3 years ago

  As a current M2A1 50 gunner. &nbsp;He&apos;s effectively using the weapon system as an indirect weapon. He&apos;s utilizing plunging fire to put rounds down range. &nbsp;Your commentary and explanation was 100% correct.

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  @jimarger8533 · 3 years ago

  Fury is the kind of movie you can watch many times.

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  @alexandermcdowell4755 · 3 years ago

  The crew dynamic is 100% on point for how tank crews behave around each-other.

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  @ZombieCleaner · 3 years ago

  I did not go that deep into the egg scene in my mind I&apos;ll be honest. You guys just opened up a whole new side to something I&apos;ve seen a dozen times. Holy shit.

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  @rocc_the_proof8540 · 3 years ago

  The dinner scene in Fury may be the best scene ever filmed behind the “you think I’m funny how” scene from The Goodfellas. Or Vice versa. So gritty. So beautiful.

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  @IsprayWATER · 3 years ago

  My grandpa was a sherman tank commander in the &nbsp;32nd Armor Rgt -3rd Armor Div. Brad Pitt wasn&apos;t nearly as bad-ass as my grandpa though. They took a tiger tank round in the turret during the battle of the bulge, decimated the gunner, and with my grandpa sitting directly behind him it blew off his jaw. Made it all the way back to London for surgery,

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  @mileschang796 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I personally love the meal scene, the brokeness portrayed is &nbsp;heartbreaking.

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