Brad Pitt leads his team into his second round of Nazi ass-kicking.

Rating: Null/10 (24 December 2015)

In 'Inglorious Bastards" we saw Brad Pitt lead a team on war-men into a violent fight against Nazis during WW II. That's pretty much all he does again in "Fury." This isn't your "Saving Private Ryan" like war film, but more of a fun action film with spectacular sound and editing that triggers exceptional war scenes and a lot of dead Nazis. Brad Pitt gives an overdone performance as Wardaddy, a southern commander who leads his tank and four men into enemy lines throughout Nazi-occupied Euoper. The entire film features awesome war scenes with multiple explosions and machine gun fires, but never does anything else. "Fury" is handled well by director David Ayer because he stays clear on what his purpose is. He doesn't overdo his film, but instead creates a terrific and unrealistic action film set in WW II. Nothing more, nothing less.