An Insultingly Bad Movie

Rating: 2/10 (9 November 2015)

I saw 'Fury' when it first came out on DVD, and you couldn't pay me to sit through it again. It's almost like a little boy wrote and directed this film, completely unbelievable.
The symphony of bad accents and modern vernacular by the main characters ensures that you don't for a second believe that it's actually 1945. I normally like Michael Pena, but he didn't belong in this film at all, nor did Shane from 'Walking Dead.' Horrible, cheesy dialogue, corny script with every cliché in the book - it just seems like they didn't even try with this film, and were hoping the action scenes would make up for it.
I did like the execution of the action scenes (though the logic behind them was often flawed), but I wouldn't wade through the rest of this horrible film to see them again.
I've always felt that David Ayers films are overrated, but this may well be the worst one he's ever done.