An Excellent Portrayal of War.

Rating: 9/10 (28 October 2014)

"Ideals are peaceful: history's violent." That quote (which was in one of the trailers and in the movie) depicts the setting pretty well. If anything, the movie portrayed war or, at least, battles realistically. There is no black and white in war, there is only black and the movie does this perfectly well. There was only one problem: it should have lasted longer. I wanted to see what becomes of Norman (Logan Lerman) after he is put in the back of that transport vehicle after he is rescued after that bloody battle at the crossroads. All-In-All: it was an excellent movie. 9 out of 10 is what I give, "Fury".
A short but brief summary of the review is this: The movie, "Fury", was an excellent and well thought out movie on what war is really like but I kind of wanted to see more after the end battle. It left me with wanting more which is good thing but I wanted to know what happened of Norman.
In Comparison to, "Saving Private Ryan': I give, "Fury", a 8 out of 10. I felt more connected to the characters in SPR than Fury. Brad Pitt's Sgt. Collier was an amazing character nevertheless.
I just wanted more.
Again: I give, "Fury", a 9 out of 10.