An awesome war movie after a long time!

Rating: 8/10 (28 January 2015)

Fury by David Ayer is a brilliantly made war film which directly takes you to the battlefield without any introductions or developing historical references. It can be summed as watching a WWII archive through the eye of a battle tank. Fury shot in a crude, gory and brutal fashion, is a story about courage, glory and pride of a tank and its people. The theme is very straight-forward with episodic clashes and encounters. Ideals are peaceful, history is violent is one of the many beautiful dialogues which reinforces terror and fear in a war situation. Fury deals with story of a tank which manoeuvres Germany and briefly stops at a house where the tank leader takes a moment of peace. Next the tank runs into a Nazi contingent and decides to defend its location with 5 people and limited ammunition. With Fury, Brad Pitt moves up the food chain after a super performance in Inglorious Bastards. The cinematography of Fury is noteworthy and appreciable, it keeps the set-up relevant to the audience. The incredulous ending has not been distorted but rendered memorable with a neat cinematography/VFX. Highly recommended as this type of work is rare!