The fury during WWII

Rating: 9/10 (10 November 2014)

So this movie is about the WWII against the Nazi in 1945. This movie represents all the critical situations that likely happen during a war which means David Ayer had hit the nail on the head, he's awesome! The dialog, and the setting are perfectly match to the situations happened in the movie.
The awesome act from Brad Pitt (Don "Wardaddy" Collier), Logan Lerman (Norman Ellison), Shia LaBeouf (Boyd "Bibble" Swan), Michael Peña (Trini "Gordo" Garcia), and John Bernthal (Grady "Coon-Ass" Travis) are the main point in the movie, so do others casts' stunning act.
The score I gave to this movie is 9 out of 10 because the ending, how the SS Army (enemy) was beaten wasn't told in the movie, so I'm kind of curious. The end of the movie is clear but a little unsatisfying. "Fury" was the last tank standing in the battlefield and when all of its' owners dead, Norman Ellison is exception, I feel kind of sad and mad at the same time.
There are a few lesson we could take from this movie. 1)"War never ends quietly" ---> There's no use of war 2)"You or him?" ---> to keep on living you sometimes have to put other people aside 3)"Ideals are peaceful, history is violent" 4)Don "Wardaddy" Collier took care of all his squad like a father, he looks on them like his own family. If you watch carefully, he always like sacrifices himself for the troops. (In the end part of the movie, he even took the ammunitions stock when Fury was surrounded by the enemy troops just to save all of his squad inside the Fury save.) 5)I forget to mention that Boyd "Bibble" Swan still remember to pray even during the darkest time!