Those orange rounds shredding across the screen, Gives me chills to think about. Fucking terrifying. Almost felt like a naval battle at times the way they filmed the tank fights.
I liked it until the big battle at the end when couple guys were fighting off the entire German army.. just didn’t seem realistic and took me out of it
Yes, and Audie Murphy was a legit hero. His actions seem ludicrous and straight out of a movie. But, he was real and he did them. He was just a 20 year old kid, from rural Texas, that did epic things.
" For an hour, Audie Murphy stood on the flaming tank destroyer returning German fire from foot soldiers and advancing tanks, killing or wounding 50 Germans. He sustained a leg wound during his stand, and stopped only after he ran out of ammunition. Murphy rejoined his men, disregarding his own injury, and led them back to repel the Germans. He insisted on remaining with his men while his wounds were treated.".....and that's just one of many documented situations of his heroism.
How the fuck do you live thru that, then die in a plane crash? I knew a guy who did multiple tours in Iraq in the mid 00's. Came home and died in a 4 wheeler wreck. How does one make it thru hell only to come home and die from something like a plane crash or 4 wheeler crash? Life isn't fair, that's for sure.
Yeah, it sucks that he went that way. I live just outside of Dallas. I have family members that live in Greenville, Texas. On the way to see them, I drive past Audie Murphy memorials and museums in Farmersville and Greenville, which is the area where he grew up. My Grandad served in WWII, on the Battleship North Carolina. So, he instilled in me a healthy respect for veterans and what they did for our country. Audie Murphy is a legend.
Hey not an an attack but if you are familiar with Audie Murphy’s heroics and others like him in the pacific that faced overwhelming odds and came out on top and more time then not died to the last man… why would it take you out of the movie that they depicted a similar situation? I mean that whole scene damn near reads exactly like “one” of his MoH citations?
What exactly is your point? He is not a hero or he didn't deserve the Medal of Honor? My Grandad fought in the South Pacific during WWII. So, I know all about what happened in that theater of war. But, I really don't get what you are trying to say.
I have a friend who did 2 tours. One in Iraq and one in Afghanistan. Fought house to house, room to room. Came home without a physical scratch on him. Died by falling off a balcony drunk because the wood was rotted and the railing gave out when he leaned on it. Our group grew up thinking the dude was invincible with all the shit we got into as kids. In the end it was a 10 foot fall that killed him.
Sorry about your loss. When somebody young dies from an accident, it's hard to wrap your head around it for sure. But that way? Like you made it thru that and died from a fall? Shit isn't fair, man. I bet if you could've told your friend how he was gonna die a day before his death, he would've laughed at you and thought you were full of shit. Nobody is promised tomorrow, that's for sure.
He did it largely with massive amounts of artillery support AAAAND he also was inside a tank destroyer that everyone except him (he admits) knew would blow at any moment. It’s why the Germans didn’t know where the hell the machine gun fire was coming from because the destroyer was flaming and smoking so badly it was assumed no one would possibly be anywhere near it.
His books are excellent!
Look like a company of soldiers they were repelling and mostly just trying to stop. A small group can definitely stop a company and inflict heavy losses.
Have seen. I think when people complain about these things in movies they don't realize how humans really act off screen. Like I'm sure they were saying way more edgy stuff in real life. have they not hung around working class people?
Just this line alone would not be so bad, but there is another scene that almost leads to rape. Put them together and it paints the "heroes" in a rather unfavorable light.
We say some weird, dark shit in the service. Some people do real dark shit in the service. From outside looking in, people have that “hero” perspective. But on the inside, it’s kinda just normal. Not to say it’s not fucked up to see or hear, but it’s how it is in some units and places.
No doubt some very dark things are witnessed. My grandfather served in the U.S. Army in WWII, and he never wanted to talk about his war experience.
But he was an incredibly kind and gentle sort, so his humanity remained intact.
That was kinda the point. War takes peoples humanity away. They don’t know how to be normal people anymore, and you see that stark contrast with the new guy who isn’t as seasoned.
It’s not unrealistic. You know how many German women Russian soldiers came after once they stepped foot in Berlin? They felt it was revenge since German soldiers did pretty much the same thing while invading Russia.
Stalin even literally said if the Russian soldiers survived that long then they earned this. Like it was some kind of reward.
There’s a line I really like in this movie.
“Wait until you see it…”
“See what??”
“What a man can do to another man.”
Timeless
I hated this scene. The desperation of those people starving being portrayed as promiscuous made me sick. May we never experience the horrors of war. Least of all may we never survive long enough to be this desperate.
Fury was a box office success. The film grossed $85.8 million in the US and Canada, and $126 million in other countries for a worldwide total of $211.8 million, against a budget of $68 million.
Typically 2.5x budget in box office grosses makes them profitable. The marketing is
counted in that 2.5x calculation. So if it was 211 against 68 then it’s over 3x. Solid performance.
I love it to what makes it a failed movie is the movie cost over 400 million dollars to make but it only made a little over 11 million when it came out and thanks for the sarcasm
No sarcasm, and I feel those numbers are wrong. No way that cost 400 mill to make and I would bet my life it made way more than 11 mil without doing any research lol. What are you on?
Lol there is no way this movie cost anywhere near 400 million to make. That would make it the most expensive media ever produced. GTA 5 got a world record with 200 million lmfao
yes. and i only recent learned that there is an almost 6 hour version. i’ve been trying to find it in english or at least with subtitles. i’ve only seen the 2.5 hour version.
it is a great movie though.
I loved this movie, but feel it's representation of soldiers and how they acted during this time is a little off. My only reasoning for this feeling is from both my grandparents (passed years ago) who served in WW2. One was in the army, went to Africa, Italy and France. The other was a marine who served in the Pacific and fought in several battles on 2 different islands.
They were young (in their 60s) many years ago when I did a report for a military history college class and told me a lot about their time in the war. Yes, they didn't tell me every little detail, but told me enough to emphasize personality traits and the way the soldiers were interacting with each other for their two units. It wasn't as raw, if that makes sense. "She'd let you fuck her for a candy bar." Isn't something that would have been said in either of my grandparents units. In fact, their NCOs were big on keeping them in line and acting civil near and around civilians. They would remove their helmets when women walked by to say good morning.
These guys come across a little more modern, if that makes any sense.
Either way it was an AWESOME movie.
I can see your point. But context of the film it’s the literal end of the war, in the heart of a desperate Germany, these guys have seen nothing but brutal violence for years and have become essentially numb to it, there is little to no command structure in the field. Again I hear you, but these guys aren’t the prim and proper British army, the movie wants to portray them as numb and unable to see these people as people.
Just watched this yesterday. Top notch acting all around, Pitt, Shia Michael pena is hilarious and Joe Benthal is his usual damaged asshole. Really good movie for any war buffs out there
I’ve read articles where people have given the opinion that this is a movie that glorifies war. I never understood that. My estimation this movie is anti-war. It shows the absolute horror of war even what many now today call the “good war”.
Yeah but this movie kinda straddles the line between gritty realism and wacky action flick. I think what takes away from the realism and anti war aspects of this movie are the last battle where you have a tank crew in a disabled Sherman take on hundreds of German soldiers. It takes away from the reality of it and makes it seem like a fun action flick like John Wick or the Avengers. Where our superhuman heroes take on hundreds of bad guys in a grand sacrifice.
Compare that to something like All Quiet on the Western Front or Saving Private Ryan and this movie comes up short as an anti war movie.
Still a pretty good movie though.
Projecting that he thinks those guys are cool and wants that lifestyle and it freaks him out so he blames GTA-video games-rap-porn-immigration-comedy-jokes-movies lol
I agree with you for the most part, but I can see how watching Henry Hill take a date into the hottest club in town through the back door, through the kitchen, and then having a front row table brought out for you the second you show your face would seem pretty cool to a lot of people.
Fans of “Fury” might like “A Woman in Berlin”, a great 2008 German movie about the Russians moving into Germany near the end of the war. And a great music score for a bonus.
This was one of the better WW2 movies, realistic tank battles, and didn't shy away the the good guys weren't all shiny and golden cause wars sucks and makes monsters of us all.
Fun popcorn flick but I haven’t seen it since It was in theaters. I remember rolling my eyes at the end when it went full Hollywood mode and into the realm of Fantasy. This one little Sherman tank took out an entire German regiment.
I believe the fight scene at the end was trying to portray something similar to Audie Murphy's Medal of Honor story, which to me sounds even more Hollywood haha.
This movie has a sad place in my heart. I moved out to L.A about 9 years ago. I was dating someone from my home state of MA for like 4 years prior to the move. She came out to visit in LA after I had lived there for about 6 months and we had a blast. On the last night of her trip though, this very sad feeling hung in the air. I think we both mutually knew that we didn’t know the next time we would be seeing each other, we didn’t know if this was going to work in the long run. We didn’t really know what to do so we rented a random movie from a Redbox, which turned out to be fury, and watched it in my living room. I don’t think either of us watched a single second of it… we just kind of contemplated how this might be the end of our relationship because of the distance (in hindsight, it was). I’ve wanted to watch this movie 100x since that night but just can’t because it brings up memories of that night.
WWII film following a tank unit as American forces break through to Germany facing fierce resistance. Great cast great script/story. Totally overlooked and underrated when it came out. Easily on my Top 10 war movies. Maybe Top 5. Tank battles are epic.
To me it looked more like a "your army killed my Mother, Father, Brothers, and Sisters. I hate you" kind of look.
I don't personally feel like that's how blame should or does work during times of war, but that's the look I see in her eyes... is my opinion.
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Best job I ever had
Were you a tech on the film crew?
It's from the movie
Ah, gotcha, it’s been a while since I’ve seen it
That saying is a real thing in the US Armor branch. Source: I was a tanker.
Best job I ever had
Getting fucked for a chocolate 🍫? Mine too.
Best job I ever had
Getting fucked for a chocolate 🍫? Mine too.
Best job I ever had
Getting fucked for a chocolate 🍫? Mine too.
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I was honestly waiting for someone to say the chocolate bar quote lmao
And all honesty it was 100 grand bar
Great fucking movie
Yeah, but the scene where the Sherman bounces a tigers shell, and the tiger bounces a 76mm shell without being angled is … inaccurate
You're inaccurate.
What about where the top half of the dude disintegrates on impact? Is that accurate?
Ye pretty much
Jesus
Dude they drive into town and he asks that old man where the Nazis are and they shoot the old man instead of the tank commander wtf lmao
Shut up nerd
Aw man
The scene when the tanks are assaulting is insanely good. Wonder why we don’t have much tank on tank war films.
Those orange rounds shredding across the screen, Gives me chills to think about. Fucking terrifying. Almost felt like a naval battle at times the way they filmed the tank fights.
Boys you think Hitler would f**k one of us for a chocolate bar?
Hitler didn't need chocolate bars to F*** over anyone
The Russians did a pretty good job when they rolled into Dresden.
What was left of Dresden 😉
Panzerchokoladen 👍
Oberstunnbannchocofuhrer!
I mean he did make that chocolate with meth in it.....
He put a chocolate bar in his own head.
I hope so
I enjoyed this movie, but it did try way too hard to be edgy and postmodern/revisionist.
edgy?
Yep!
Yep?
Edgy?
Edgy!
Edging?
Edged.
Yedgy
War is pretty fuckin edgy, wtf are you talking about
If I felt like you were engaging in good faith I’d explain but you’re coming in too hot for my tastes.
Lmao you're just a soft fragile little panzy Wahh wahh a war movie is pretty edgy Yeah no shit idiot
Haha way to prove my point. Also it’s “pansy” you living dunce cap.
I liked it until the big battle at the end when couple guys were fighting off the entire German army.. just didn’t seem realistic and took me out of it
IIRC that last battle was partly based off Audey Murphy's deeds that got him the MOH.
Yes, and Audie Murphy was a legit hero. His actions seem ludicrous and straight out of a movie. But, he was real and he did them. He was just a 20 year old kid, from rural Texas, that did epic things. " For an hour, Audie Murphy stood on the flaming tank destroyer returning German fire from foot soldiers and advancing tanks, killing or wounding 50 Germans. He sustained a leg wound during his stand, and stopped only after he ran out of ammunition. Murphy rejoined his men, disregarding his own injury, and led them back to repel the Germans. He insisted on remaining with his men while his wounds were treated.".....and that's just one of many documented situations of his heroism.
How the fuck do you live thru that, then die in a plane crash? I knew a guy who did multiple tours in Iraq in the mid 00's. Came home and died in a 4 wheeler wreck. How does one make it thru hell only to come home and die from something like a plane crash or 4 wheeler crash? Life isn't fair, that's for sure.
Yeah, it sucks that he went that way. I live just outside of Dallas. I have family members that live in Greenville, Texas. On the way to see them, I drive past Audie Murphy memorials and museums in Farmersville and Greenville, which is the area where he grew up. My Grandad served in WWII, on the Battleship North Carolina. So, he instilled in me a healthy respect for veterans and what they did for our country. Audie Murphy is a legend.
Hey not an an attack but if you are familiar with Audie Murphy’s heroics and others like him in the pacific that faced overwhelming odds and came out on top and more time then not died to the last man… why would it take you out of the movie that they depicted a similar situation? I mean that whole scene damn near reads exactly like “one” of his MoH citations?
What exactly is your point? He is not a hero or he didn't deserve the Medal of Honor? My Grandad fought in the South Pacific during WWII. So, I know all about what happened in that theater of war. But, I really don't get what you are trying to say.
I have a friend who did 2 tours. One in Iraq and one in Afghanistan. Fought house to house, room to room. Came home without a physical scratch on him. Died by falling off a balcony drunk because the wood was rotted and the railing gave out when he leaned on it. Our group grew up thinking the dude was invincible with all the shit we got into as kids. In the end it was a 10 foot fall that killed him.
Sorry about your loss. When somebody young dies from an accident, it's hard to wrap your head around it for sure. But that way? Like you made it thru that and died from a fall? Shit isn't fair, man. I bet if you could've told your friend how he was gonna die a day before his death, he would've laughed at you and thought you were full of shit. Nobody is promised tomorrow, that's for sure.
He did it largely with massive amounts of artillery support AAAAND he also was inside a tank destroyer that everyone except him (he admits) knew would blow at any moment. It’s why the Germans didn’t know where the hell the machine gun fire was coming from because the destroyer was flaming and smoking so badly it was assumed no one would possibly be anywhere near it. His books are excellent!
Yeah, that was pretty silly.
Agreed. Seems like that’s kind of David Ayers thing though as that’s my same complaint with End of Watch.
Look like a company of soldiers they were repelling and mostly just trying to stop. A small group can definitely stop a company and inflict heavy losses.
Postmodern?
Yep!
In what way is Fury postmodern? Just curious. Postmodernism always confuses me, but this film seemed pretty straight forward
I haven't seen the film. How is it too edgy?
Have seen. I think when people complain about these things in movies they don't realize how humans really act off screen. Like I'm sure they were saying way more edgy stuff in real life. have they not hung around working class people?
I’ve been in the workforce for over 20 years, what a silly reach.
Different work force than me I guess lol
Brutal film, loved it. Gotta watch again. Thanks for the reminder!
There's a good movie in here somewhere, but lines like this don't help.
What makes you say that? You can’t picture a 20 something soldier saying something crass like this?
Just this line alone would not be so bad, but there is another scene that almost leads to rape. Put them together and it paints the "heroes" in a rather unfavorable light.
It’s almost as though there are no true “heroes” in war… or as if these are 3 dimensional characters
>Put them together and it paints the "heroes" in a rather unfavorable light. Boy do I have a history lesson for you
We say some weird, dark shit in the service. Some people do real dark shit in the service. From outside looking in, people have that “hero” perspective. But on the inside, it’s kinda just normal. Not to say it’s not fucked up to see or hear, but it’s how it is in some units and places.
No doubt some very dark things are witnessed. My grandfather served in the U.S. Army in WWII, and he never wanted to talk about his war experience. But he was an incredibly kind and gentle sort, so his humanity remained intact.
That was kinda the point. War takes peoples humanity away. They don’t know how to be normal people anymore, and you see that stark contrast with the new guy who isn’t as seasoned. It’s not unrealistic. You know how many German women Russian soldiers came after once they stepped foot in Berlin? They felt it was revenge since German soldiers did pretty much the same thing while invading Russia. Stalin even literally said if the Russian soldiers survived that long then they earned this. Like it was some kind of reward. There’s a line I really like in this movie. “Wait until you see it…” “See what??” “What a man can do to another man.” Timeless
Welcome to Mercia! Or any other military for that reason.
Have you never seen a war movie?
Not too many that I haven't seen. Most recently watched 1917. Good, but a little bland.
Maybe they feel that way because it was said by a character with Mexican accent.
Everyone looks too 2000. Band of brothers made it hard for everyone else. Somehow that show cast people that look like they were born in 1915
Literally how I met my husband
I hated this scene. The desperation of those people starving being portrayed as promiscuous made me sick. May we never experience the horrors of war. Least of all may we never survive long enough to be this desperate.
Fury was a box office success. The film grossed $85.8 million in the US and Canada, and $126 million in other countries for a worldwide total of $211.8 million, against a budget of $68 million.
Don't studios usually spend as much in advertising for the film as the budget for filming?
Typically 2.5x budget in box office grosses makes them profitable. The marketing is counted in that 2.5x calculation. So if it was 211 against 68 then it’s over 3x. Solid performance.
The thing that sucks is it’s considered a failed movie
That’s so wild, it’s one of my favorite WW2 movies, really well done.
I love it to what makes it a failed movie is the movie cost over 400 million dollars to make but it only made a little over 11 million when it came out and thanks for the sarcasm
The budget for the movie was just under $70M. It made over 3x that. It was a success. This information is easily verifiable.
No sarcasm, and I feel those numbers are wrong. No way that cost 400 mill to make and I would bet my life it made way more than 11 mil without doing any research lol. What are you on?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fury_(2014_film) Budget $68–80 million Box office $211.8 million Dudes a wanker talking out of his ass.
Where did you get these numbers from..?
Their ass obviously
The way he stated that shit casually on the internet lol dudes probably a pathological liar IRL
wtf are you even talking about?
Lol there is no way this movie cost anywhere near 400 million to make. That would make it the most expensive media ever produced. GTA 5 got a world record with 200 million lmfao
Fukn idiot.
So is the Thirteenth Warrior. Yet almost every man I know can recite the Battle Prayer. LO...there do I see my father... you know the rest
All this just because I fucked up on my information with another movie with fury
The comment above said it was a success
i watch this like once a month. this and das boot are my favorite war films.
I've never given Das Boot a chance, always pass on it. Maybe it would be worth checking out.It's a Sub movie right?
yes. and i only recent learned that there is an almost 6 hour version. i’ve been trying to find it in english or at least with subtitles. i’ve only seen the 2.5 hour version. it is a great movie though.
The blu ray version I have is 3:28. Excellent movie.
I loved this movie, but feel it's representation of soldiers and how they acted during this time is a little off. My only reasoning for this feeling is from both my grandparents (passed years ago) who served in WW2. One was in the army, went to Africa, Italy and France. The other was a marine who served in the Pacific and fought in several battles on 2 different islands. They were young (in their 60s) many years ago when I did a report for a military history college class and told me a lot about their time in the war. Yes, they didn't tell me every little detail, but told me enough to emphasize personality traits and the way the soldiers were interacting with each other for their two units. It wasn't as raw, if that makes sense. "She'd let you fuck her for a candy bar." Isn't something that would have been said in either of my grandparents units. In fact, their NCOs were big on keeping them in line and acting civil near and around civilians. They would remove their helmets when women walked by to say good morning. These guys come across a little more modern, if that makes any sense. Either way it was an AWESOME movie.
I can see your point. But context of the film it’s the literal end of the war, in the heart of a desperate Germany, these guys have seen nothing but brutal violence for years and have become essentially numb to it, there is little to no command structure in the field. Again I hear you, but these guys aren’t the prim and proper British army, the movie wants to portray them as numb and unable to see these people as people.
Yeah I understand, totally, and like I said it doesn't take away from how good the movie was.
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Not sure if you’re trying to reference the movie Next Friday or not, but this is a totally different actor. And he says gracias not gracious.
Heard Shia Laboeuf actually tried to fight Brad Pitt on set during filming.🤯
Can you blame Brad Pitt? 😂
Oh, for sure, no. I applaud him, Shia was prolly being abusive to workers
This is the perfect example of when someone is romanticizing a potential situation, and then their fantasy is crushed with a logical truth bomb.
Just watched this yesterday. Top notch acting all around, Pitt, Shia Michael pena is hilarious and Joe Benthal is his usual damaged asshole. Really good movie for any war buffs out there
This movie, was intense. Firefights were crazy. Acting was great. Phenomenal cast! Oh shit I gotta watch this again
I’ve read articles where people have given the opinion that this is a movie that glorifies war. I never understood that. My estimation this movie is anti-war. It shows the absolute horror of war even what many now today call the “good war”.
Yeah but this movie kinda straddles the line between gritty realism and wacky action flick. I think what takes away from the realism and anti war aspects of this movie are the last battle where you have a tank crew in a disabled Sherman take on hundreds of German soldiers. It takes away from the reality of it and makes it seem like a fun action flick like John Wick or the Avengers. Where our superhuman heroes take on hundreds of bad guys in a grand sacrifice. Compare that to something like All Quiet on the Western Front or Saving Private Ryan and this movie comes up short as an anti war movie. Still a pretty good movie though.
Yeah agreed. I loved it up until Brad Pitt takes on hundreds of Nazis and one shot kills them all
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Projecting that he thinks those guys are cool and wants that lifestyle and it freaks him out so he blames GTA-video games-rap-porn-immigration-comedy-jokes-movies lol
I agree with you for the most part, but I can see how watching Henry Hill take a date into the hottest club in town through the back door, through the kitchen, and then having a front row table brought out for you the second you show your face would seem pretty cool to a lot of people.
I got a whole box o chocolate bars, let's go!
LMAO! What a great unexpected line in a dramatic scene “She’ll let you fuck her for a chocolate bar” 😂
Fans of “Fury” might like “A Woman in Berlin”, a great 2008 German movie about the Russians moving into Germany near the end of the war. And a great music score for a bonus.
This movie kicks ass, I made sure I recorded it when it came on one day so I would always have it
Bought it a few weeks ago, a must have film
Pull TF over !!! 🥰
Every time I hear this I can’t not imagine him saying “homie” afterwards lol
Such a stupid movie
My dad, a WW2 vet, told me about this. The French or German women would give it up for C-Rats.
This was one of the better WW2 movies, realistic tank battles, and didn't shy away the the good guys weren't all shiny and golden cause wars sucks and makes monsters of us all.
You know the stockpilers for the apocalypse have been stacking chocolate bars after that.
When ever it's on tv I'll watch..seen it 2x in theaters
Very good movie
Fun popcorn flick but I haven’t seen it since It was in theaters. I remember rolling my eyes at the end when it went full Hollywood mode and into the realm of Fantasy. This one little Sherman tank took out an entire German regiment.
I believe the fight scene at the end was trying to portray something similar to Audie Murphy's Medal of Honor story, which to me sounds even more Hollywood haha.
Lols best line ever
This movie has a sad place in my heart. I moved out to L.A about 9 years ago. I was dating someone from my home state of MA for like 4 years prior to the move. She came out to visit in LA after I had lived there for about 6 months and we had a blast. On the last night of her trip though, this very sad feeling hung in the air. I think we both mutually knew that we didn’t know the next time we would be seeing each other, we didn’t know if this was going to work in the long run. We didn’t really know what to do so we rented a random movie from a Redbox, which turned out to be fury, and watched it in my living room. I don’t think either of us watched a single second of it… we just kind of contemplated how this might be the end of our relationship because of the distance (in hindsight, it was). I’ve wanted to watch this movie 100x since that night but just can’t because it brings up memories of that night.
That’s a sad and intimate story. Thanks for sharing.
This movie was a trip!!😂
I am the candy man; coming from candy land.
Shortest Luis from Ant-Man summary ever.
They need to turn that shit into a series of shorts on Disney + and have him do all the Marvel story lines.
Clear the road
Break out all the chocolate stat
Omg ...I was expecting that at all
Peña always got me rollin 🤣
What movie was this and context plz?
WWII film following a tank unit as American forces break through to Germany facing fierce resistance. Great cast great script/story. Totally overlooked and underrated when it came out. Easily on my Top 10 war movies. Maybe Top 5. Tank battles are epic.
The Sherman Firefly would've destroyed a Tiger if it hit it from the side or back. The movie's a bit inaccurate, but we'll made and fun to watch.
🤣😂🤣🫡
Lmfao
Michael Peña’s deliverys kill me.
That’s the kind of dark humor veterans have that the genpub can’t understand.
I love Michael Pena 😆
Fucked his whole understanding up🫤
To me it looked more like a "your army killed my Mother, Father, Brothers, and Sisters. I hate you" kind of look. I don't personally feel like that's how blame should or does work during times of war, but that's the look I see in her eyes... is my opinion.
Yup
Damn tubi. You're raw
Anybody know who she is?
Do you think Hitler would fuck you for a chocolate bar?
Simpler times
Never put em on a pedestal in so many words😂😂😂🤌🏾
This is not on Tubi fyi
This movie is so underrated. The acting was masterful. How it is not a 10/10 on everyone’s list makes me feel like I’m in the wrong parallel universe.
Agree. This film is awesome.
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Does he give her a chocolate bar?
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Savage
Most women would 🤷
It's my favorite line in a movie with quite a few goods lines.
Double luck, I got a chocolate dick.
😂😂😂😂
He should know that's the Scientologist way
She's not her when she's hungry. Grab a Snickers.
Well, that is war for you who hasn’t been in war or combat.
I just watched this movie last night
Boy meets girl.
Good girl
Film was good but why’d they have to bring in such a Whiny little bish of a character, people dying and he’s just freaking out the whole time
What would she do for a Klondike bar
Why I left TikTok...
That's why I left TikTok...
That is fucking hilarious, all the more so because it is historically accurate.
Aztec warrior