@@hawtsauce2982 absolutely correct. Like so many actors, the real person is mentally ill in real life. There's only a handful that could even be considered well adjusted. You'll get simps defending them because they are able to "adult pretend"
It's more than ten years old. Who the fuck taught you how to do math? They either need to try and teach you again or you need to get tested for a brain deficiency...
I think John was as well as a loader I mean really he he played that goofy farm boy hillbilly type so well and yet he played the punisher too and when he did that
Back home he would probably live in a hollowed out sherman instead of a regular house. Could you imagine the scene? House, house, a sherman tank, house, house, more houses. His mailbox would be a turret on the lawn.
I always assumed when he said “this is my home” was referring to Germany. As he spoke German, I assumed he had German heritage and disliked how he seen how his home country turned out. Him staying behind, is him saying he will pretty much to stay and die for his heritage line
In a bunch of deleted scenes Brad pitts character reveals he’s in the army cuz he accidentally killed his gf and her lil brother in a car crash drinking, which explains why his back is messed up, so it was either die in jail or die serving his country so for him that tank was really his home because it was all he had left
This scene alone is exactly why they shouldn’t have cut the scene where he explains to Norman why he signed up for the War. He was told to go and die for his country, which is what he had set his mind on doing.
Ye and the whole group wanted too die w him since he’s been a good leader/ brother. They wanted Norman too live since he was a kid they know he had more time not only that but they said he was a good kid. Even n in now they were mean at first they slowly build a relationship w him. I think cus he kept there spirt alive.
@@fazmoze5626 bc they are brothers they been through hell back and forth not only that don said he’s been with them for 4 years as a group so that group just has a special bond that no other group dose
@@fazmoze5626He told them to “get out of here…get to that tree line.” Is that how he dragged them to their deaths? It was a WAR and their orders were to hold that crossroads or a lot of other soldiers were going to die. There was once a time when men were men, and there were more important things to them than getting more Instagram followers or making sure everyone knew their pronouns. Holding that position as long as possible was the right thing to do, aside from the fact that it was their orders. Everyone is going to die. They preferred to die as heroes than face a firing squad as deserters.
@@joshwattonS2000 ye it’s sad not only that don felt guilt bc he felt like he got his brother and gf killed so the Judge said die for your country so he felt like he was fighting for his brother and gf that he got killed accidentally.
fun fact they made the whole tank crew live outside together in the woods without showering or enough food for a few weeks to make them annoyed with eachother prior to filming
If you ever served in a combat zone, you understand why this scene makes so much sense. Leaving one of yours behind to save yourself is worst than death. LEAVING WILL NEVER BE AN OPTION
@@xBRVTALxAlso, the rest of your days might not be that many once you face a military tribunal for deserting your post in combat, resulting in the death of your tank commander and hundreds of other soldiers, as well as likely changing the outcome of the war and the lives of millions of people in Europe and beyond.
The thought that got to me while watching Fury for the first time in this scene was "how many war-made brothers were out there, how many are, and how many will be, who went through the same situations only to end up in a final moment, a moment they knew from the start was inevitable..."
I don't know nothing about this movie, and I've watched hell lot of movies, but never have I ever been emotionally wrecked by just a single word. Shia's 'Stop' has so much depth. You can feel his angst, his camaraderie, how he acknowledges the bravery of Brad's character. So much raw emotions. My man just gave me goosebumps with that single word.
I think people might not have watched this movie thinking it was just a shoot-em-up war flick. And it really wasn't there was a huge story behind it a big message. I think Shia LaBeouf is an insanity plea bargain but he knocked it out of the park with this one. Brad Pitt does it on every flick this was a pivotal moment in the film, the arc.
As a Christian the way the movie ended said a really important message. When Shai's characters asked the new " if he was saved" in the end, the new guy experienced the difference of being born again and being saved.
You know that when he said "it's my home" it means Tank no longer to be a Moving steel box. It's a team member. Without it they couldnt go that far. It's all right to Survive together, lay down together
The saddest part are there are probably thousands of brave souls who never got the recognition for their stories and sacrifices like this. in war there are no winner or losers only survivors
@@thisguyyy8866yerr he could have left too the tree but he wanted too die w his brothers he knew he might have died later on but he wanted too w his brothers.
@@thisguyyy8866knowing he fought for something and died for something not just for no reason. Oh I could only imagine in real life how most of the soldiers felt ally of them did have family’s back home but some did really have nothing back home but when they went overseas there crew was there family and they new they had meaning and did it for someone.
Brad Pitts subtle facial gesture before he pleads with Shia “it’s my home” is such good acting. Shia is his right hand and the next scene where he mentions the book of Isaiah, we find out why he trusts Shia so much. Such a great movie.
After Shia yells stop and Brad doesnt stop you can see the tear when he decides he is gonna die fighting with him, this movie is absolutely amazing, all of their performances are perfect
Although there final ever official song was "You Know You're Right", it wasn't the last song they ever recorded together. The "With the Lights Out box set" has a song called Do Re Mi, it was a home demo. It was the last song ever recorded by Nirvana, Kurt passed a month after. The song is of course unfinished and unpolished since it's just a demo and further more the quality isn't the best but I still personally like the song, still a bit of an eerie listen because of Kurts mental state at the time.
I saw this in theaters in Japan while I was on deployment. Watched it for the second time the other night. Can't believe it's been a decade already. What a phenomenal movie!
Glorious final battle. I love the brotherhood shown throughout the film in developing the kid into a war machine, and the leader ultimately keeping him safe from the inevitable outcome the OG team would face, but he didn’t deserve.
This scene always seemed unreal to me. He sacrificed his men in a battle he knew he couldn't win. Fighting in an immobile tank against a battalion-sized infantry unit is plain suicide.
You fight the fights you can win; you fight the fights that NEED fighting. At the beginning of WW2, on one could beat the Japanese, or Nazi Germany. Should we have all just surrendered immediately?????
It's been years since I've seen the film, but based off this clip alone I'm assuming it's because he wanted to die. The idea of a soldier "too changes by war to go back home, to be normal again" is a very common trope in war movies because it's a very real and common thing that happens. I'd assume this was the character's arc leading up to his decision to stay and fight, that paired with what another comment said, that they were ordered to be there and protect medical, it makes sense for him
He told them too get out and get too the tree but they decided too stay and die w there leader/brother. Sad thing is he kept fighting a lil longer so he can make an escape plan for Norman he knew he had a chance too make it out. He said if they did catch him he was worried that they would kill him not just kill him but torture him. He wanted Norman too live and make it out. It’s sad bc at the beginning of the movie you see old Norman going too his captain grave crying bc if it wasn’t for his group he felt like he should have been w them but made it out.
We watched this movie with my childhood friend when we first started high school. For almost a month, we lived only with the movie's lines. Now we're 26 years old. We watched the movie again, and once again, we spent almost a month living solely with its lines
This, is how people argue in real life. No pause then respond. Everyone just talks until someone makes a realisation. This is absolute golden acting at its peak!
I do the same thing. Already here we signed up for our mission God bless let's do what we have to do best. I ain't yellow I'm going to fight to the end
@@TheIfifi it did do something. The reason they went there was to defend that crossroad. Because if they didn't the friendly supply chain would be cut off. And 1000s would die or be captured.
@@bigboiii744 I'm confident it'd be more useful to radio back and warn them. Then retreat. The supply chain wouldn't be undefended and the USAAF could surely lacerate a battalion sized unit moving on the road in open daylight.
Is first nickname was War daddy now his new nickname is name is top yeah we got a cannon yep this is my home you can run to the tree lines that's a real hero yeah let's do this we can save thousands a Brothers isn't that the truth just saying Gettysburg when they just marching with one Canon. Does world war II Germans running coming after you they're not matching they're running towards you with everything they have we're talking about SS different styles of war. These boys did something this is world war II how many heroes are on two sides of this the story of that really happened and I'm not talking about the crossroads I'm talking about across the war of world war II that's a true soldier God bless veterans in world war II I watch The band of Brothers Grandpa were you a hero in the war he said no I served with them. are war hero in world war II he said no I served with them real heroes never come home never forget and that's the truth❤
What? He is a volunteer you can tell because they ALL but 1 fought in Africa then Europe that's enlisted and volunteers not conscripted. He could've gone home they all could've based on a true story by the way the ending anyway. I've disabled tank V an SS platoon. They chose to stay and fight to protect the thousands of soldier's the SS platoon was planning to march on overnight then ambush. They saved countless lives if you count 1 for 1 with each SS they killed them hundreds if you factor in AMBUSH casualty factors then they saved THOUSANDS of me potentially if hundreds wasn't enough
I never realized till I watched this movie again that one of the army leaders (the one who plays Malfoy in Harry Potter) says that they're the last line of defense before possibly being taken over. That makes Brad Pitts characters decision so much more meaningful knowing he's willing to willfully give up his life to save his troops!
Kalau kalian ingat doa makan di rumah emma? Ya aku selalu mengambil kata TERIMAKASIH TUHAN KARNA MENGIJINKAN KAMI HINDUP HARI INI, kata kata itu sangat luas untuk di jabarkan
This film is underrated, the characters, the fight scenes w Nazi tanks, the courage of American tank units left to end the war vs Nazis is devastating.
They’re all questioning the “how” are we going to do this because it didn’t make sense logistically. But Shia saw right through to the “why” and realizes Brad Pitt wants to die there. Shia looks to me like he’s sad and also scared when he yells “stop”, not sure he’s ready to knowingly commit to certain death right there and doesn’t want Brad to die. Brad sees this and says to leave and that it’s alright. Then Shia realizes he can’t leave his friend and tank commander, responding with that “hmmm”. So much said just with their looks. Brilliant.
Shia's character is the only one that's logical with his choices
contrasting heavily to real life
@@hawtsauce2982😂 referring to old news? Have you seen him lately? Ignoramus 🤦♂️
@@hawtsauce2982 absolutely correct. Like so many actors, the real person is mentally ill in real life. There's only a handful that could even be considered well adjusted. You'll get simps defending them because they are able to "adult pretend"
I missed his Camaro😂
I liked when he said that bible verse 😢
Shia’s “stoooop!” Is absolutely amazing. It gives me chills every time I hear it 💯
Yeah because he was right ! But it suits the story well 😊
No when shia says "it's alright" is what gets me
For real, blood chilling for what's about to happen,
Best job I ever had
He says, “Top”, not “Stop”.
Jon Bernthal is slept on in this film, plays his character so well
Dudes underrated. One of the best actors in the wood.
Very underrated
he's great in this, but he just plays the same dude in everything he's in
@@magicfairycomenothing wrong with that
It works
He's so good in this. I hated him until the end
Can’t believe this movie is ten years old already where the hell does the time go.
👀👀👀 crazy how quick, time flies by…
Wtf, had no clue. Thought it was at least slightly more recent than that.
Crazy where the time goes.
It marches on 😂
It's more than ten years old. Who the fuck taught you how to do math? They either need to try and teach you again or you need to get tested for a brain deficiency...
@Sterling2016amen brother
This movie is the best example of Shias talent. He perfectly encompasses a man that suddenly realizes he's about to die after he screams Stop.
That's what we're called For... To do in this planet, to serve AND to die for others... just as Jesus did It For us
@@oportunidadesbyoja6299 another jesus crap. imaginary friend for people who can't live and decide on their own
@@oportunidadesbyoja6299cringe
@@ragnarthorvaldson8778Only if you truly knew the demons that influence you. You rely to much on what you see.
@@CharlieLeeHamilton yeah whatever
Shia is so underrated. The amount of emotion he conveyed in a one-liner is spectacular.
I think John was as well as a loader I mean really he he played that goofy farm boy hillbilly type so well and yet he played the punisher too and when he did that
He channeled all his hatred for the Donald 😂
Not just this line but the whole film
Shia is not underrated. He's just mental and that's just hard to work with.
@@cyberangel82all the best people in history were all loose cannons
"Best job I ever had" Love that line. Quality film
Movie name plx..?
@@Rishi-wajiidfury
Then Norman got nick name “Machine"
@@Rishi-wajiidDidn't you see the title of this video clip? It's ＂Fury＂
Thats why I wished ive been a soldier in WW2!!
Pitt's character would have really struggled if he survived the war. His home was that Sherman
Back home he would probably live in a hollowed out sherman instead of a regular house. Could you imagine the scene? House, house, a sherman tank, house, house, more houses. His mailbox would be a turret on the lawn.
I always assumed when he said “this is my home” was referring to Germany. As he spoke German, I assumed he had German heritage and disliked how he seen how his home country turned out. Him staying behind, is him saying he will pretty much to stay and die for his heritage line
@enfp-life7668 that's a very good point. He did lose his shit after all when Louisiana guy insulted the german ladies.
The guy that the character is based on did survive
In a bunch of deleted scenes Brad pitts character reveals he’s in the army cuz he accidentally killed his gf and her lil brother in a car crash drinking, which explains why his back is messed up, so it was either die in jail or die serving his country so for him that tank was really his home because it was all he had left
All 5 of these actors played their parts to perfection!! Amazing movie!
spot on great comment! damn this movie is SOLID
Couldn't agree more
Shia was so good in this!
So good
The chemistry between these guys is unmatched in films
This scene alone is exactly why they shouldn’t have cut the scene where he explains to Norman why he signed up for the War. He was told to go and die for his country, which is what he had set his mind on doing.
Ye and the whole group wanted too die w him since he’s been a good leader/ brother. They wanted Norman too live since he was a kid they know he had more time not only that but they said he was a good kid. Even n in now they were mean at first they slowly build a relationship w him. I think cus he kept there spirt alive.
I don’t know why he had to drag the crew down to die too.
@@fazmoze5626 bc they are brothers they been through hell back and forth not only that don said he’s been with them for 4 years as a group so that group just has a special bond that no other group dose
@@fazmoze5626He told them to “get out of here…get to that tree line.” Is that how he dragged them to their deaths? It was a WAR and their orders were to hold that crossroads or a lot of other soldiers were going to die. There was once a time when men were men, and there were more important things to them than getting more Instagram followers or making sure everyone knew their pronouns. Holding that position as long as possible was the right thing to do, aside from the fact that it was their orders. Everyone is going to die. They preferred to die as heroes than face a firing squad as deserters.
@@joshwattonS2000 ye it’s sad not only that don felt guilt bc he felt like he got his brother and gf killed so the Judge said die for your country so he felt like he was fighting for his brother and gf that he got killed accidentally.
Shia was unbelieveable ... STOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO P !
He says, “Top”, not “Stop”.
@@dropkickirish4449 Buddy he definitely said Stop
@@dropkickirish4449He said "STOOOOOOP" to shut everyone up and speak normally.
@@dropkickirish4449 da fuck???
@@dropkickirish4449it is extremely clear he is saying stop.
“No it’s not what I wanna do but it’s what we’re doin’” is a great line that has several applications.
Shia is amazing in this
They all are
"on the way!!" 💥
Most underrated actor
yea he's great in this movie. but damn too bad he's quite looney irl.
@@psychoaztecs he found God, looks to me he's quite the opposite.
fun fact they made the whole tank crew live outside together in the woods without showering or enough food for a few weeks to make them annoyed with eachother prior to filming
eso es mentira! si te la creiste alla vos!!
From personal experience, it takes less than a day for a tank crew to be annoyed with each other out in the field 😂😂 but the bond is created as well
@@AndyM1A lol they were realllll annoyed with eachother.
That's not true u gotta be dumb to believe it
That sounds cool but it's not true.
If you ever served in a combat zone, you understand why this scene makes so much sense. Leaving one of yours behind to save yourself is worst than death. LEAVING WILL NEVER BE AN OPTION
You can leave a man behind and live, but what will that life be if you’re haunted by it for the rest of your days?
@@xBRVTALx Right
@@xBRVTALxAlso, the rest of your days might not be that many once you face a military tribunal for deserting your post in combat, resulting in the death of your tank commander and hundreds of other soldiers, as well as likely changing the outcome of the war and the lives of millions of people in Europe and beyond.
Death before dishonor
#genxforever
#goarmy
@@wulf67The us were not responsible for the allies victory, it was the ussr
This movie is so well acted it went unrecognized.
The thought that got to me while watching Fury for the first time in this scene was "how many war-made brothers were out there, how many are, and how many will be, who went through the same situations only to end up in a final moment, a moment they knew from the start was inevitable..."
The un-sung heroes.. there comes a point where self preservation goes out the window.
Cast couldn’t have been any better for this movie
I don't know nothing about this movie, and I've watched hell lot of movies, but never have I ever been emotionally wrecked by just a single word. Shia's 'Stop' has so much depth. You can feel his angst, his camaraderie, how he acknowledges the bravery of Brad's character. So much raw emotions. My man just gave me goosebumps with that single word.
Wow, Shia don’t need to talk in that moment, you see his expressions and know what he’s saying
Yepp. It's the end.
THE TANKS BUHSTED
“The tanks fxckin busted top”😂
I'm bussing
Well how do you pronounce busted?
“LEMME TELL YOU SUM TOP THE TANKS FAWKEN BUHSTED”
@@cumtoast4348 bussssss
That hmm. "Its alright. my fuckin ass ita alright" shia knew he wasnt bout to leave him to fight alone.
He should have. It's not the beautiful moment they portray. You'd be agreeing to sacrifice your life for a guy who wasn't mentally there.
@@metaldreams3595 you know nothing of sacrifice
This movie is so unbelieveably acted its insane.
I have never seen this film and never fancied it. I’ve watched 3 clips and I’m watching it tonight 😂😂😂😂
what did you think?
good for you
All you need to know as a men '' No it's not what I want to do, but it's what we're doing! ''
They all are amazing actors. ❤
I think people might not have watched this movie thinking it was just a shoot-em-up war flick. And it really wasn't there was a huge story behind it a big message. I think Shia LaBeouf is an insanity plea bargain but he knocked it out of the park with this one. Brad Pitt does it on every flick this was a pivotal moment in the film, the arc.
It's a beautiful, terrible analogy of different philosophies under a story of war. Absolutely brilliant.
Brad Pitt can’t take no for an answer when he says he will guard that crossroad! 😮😮😮😮😮
No
Shia and all the actors delivered amazing performances in this movie. The casting and chemistry between them was perfect. So damn good.
As a Christian the way the movie ended said a really important message. When Shai's characters asked the new " if he was saved" in the end, the new guy experienced the difference of being born again and being saved.
You know that when he said "it's my home" it means Tank no longer to be a Moving steel box. It's a team member. Without it they couldnt go that far. It's all right to Survive together, lay down together
Brad Pitt’s hair should have its own movie.
The saddest part are there are probably thousands of brave souls who never got the recognition for their stories and sacrifices like this. in war there are no winner or losers only survivors
Fantastic acting here john bernthal starting to cry a little knowing he wants to leave but duty wont let him
He’s loyalty to his mates, won’t let him…
@@thisguyyy8866yerr he could have left too the tree but he wanted too die w his brothers he knew he might have died later on but he wanted too w his brothers.
@@thisguyyy8866knowing he fought for something and died for something not just for no reason. Oh I could only imagine in real life how most of the soldiers felt ally of them did have family’s back home but some did really have nothing back home but when they went overseas there crew was there family and they new they had meaning and did it for someone.
he knew it was suicide, everybody knew.
Fine I'll watch fury again
lol same
Brad Pitts subtle facial gesture before he pleads with Shia “it’s my home” is such good acting. Shia is his right hand and the next scene where he mentions the book of Isaiah, we find out why he trusts Shia so much. Such a great movie.
That lil child being spared should give anyone a heartfelt relief of a LIFETIME IN cinematic history❤
Based on a true story to. So it's not yankee BS. Just brave men that killed dozens in a busted tank to save THOUSANDS. Kid lived.
After Shia yells stop and Brad doesnt stop you can see the tear when he decides he is gonna die fighting with him, this movie is absolutely amazing, all of their performances are perfect
Although there final ever official song was "You Know You're Right", it wasn't the last song they ever recorded together. The "With the Lights Out box set" has a song called Do Re Mi, it was a home demo. It was the last song ever recorded by Nirvana, Kurt passed a month after. The song is of course unfinished and unpolished since it's just a demo and further more the quality isn't the best but I still personally like the song, still a bit of an eerie listen because of Kurts mental state at the time.
a Tank is your Friend, a Tank is your Cover, a Tank is your Home. you dont leave it behind.
His eyes when he said...
STOPPPPP WHAT ARE YOU DOING 😢😢😢
"It's not what I wanna do, it's what we're doing!!!" That line sent me right into the gym.
Thats the Reason we have Movies.
To motivate us do the right Things.
I saw this in theaters in Japan while I was on deployment. Watched it for the second time the other night. Can't believe it's been a decade already. What a phenomenal movie!
Eski bir asker olarak, çok etkilendiğim bir filimdi.❤
I cry everytime i watch this scene. And i keep watching it.
Shia plays his part unbelievably well. They all do, but Shia just hits you emotionally on different level
Shia deserved an Oscar nom for this film.
so many scenes in this movie just broke my damn heart
Glorious final battle. I love the brotherhood shown throughout the film in developing the kid into a war machine, and the leader ultimately keeping him safe from the inevitable outcome the OG team would face, but he didn’t deserve.
Good movie. Definitely worth watching
@Kukulkan2863 most found it great
I have watched it many many times......and I'm going to watch it again and again......because it's darn good....
I’m not for mil movies as a vet, but this one is legit
Shias Gesichtsausdruck in der Szene ist Weltklasse, gepaart mit der Stimme/Klang. Einfach richtig richtig gut
This scene always seemed unreal to me. He sacrificed his men in a battle he knew he couldn't win. Fighting in an immobile tank against a battalion-sized infantry unit is plain suicide.
Yeah, in order to stop as many opponents as possible from reaching your allies. Truly unreal, but human.
You fight the fights you can win; you fight the fights that NEED fighting.
At the beginning of WW2, on one could beat the Japanese, or Nazi Germany. Should we have all just surrendered immediately?????
It was their orders to defend that spot, to prevent medical personnel from getting attacked by that ss battalion. A lot of people seem to forget that
It's been years since I've seen the film, but based off this clip alone I'm assuming it's because he wanted to die. The idea of a soldier "too changes by war to go back home, to be normal again" is a very common trope in war movies because it's a very real and common thing that happens. I'd assume this was the character's arc leading up to his decision to stay and fight, that paired with what another comment said, that they were ordered to be there and protect medical, it makes sense for him
He told them too get out and get too the tree but they decided too stay and die w there leader/brother. Sad thing is he kept fighting a lil longer so he can make an escape plan for Norman he knew he had a chance too make it out. He said if they did catch him he was worried that they would kill him not just kill him but torture him. He wanted Norman too live and make it out. It’s sad bc at the beginning of the movie you see old Norman going too his captain grave crying bc if it wasn’t for his group he felt like he should have been w them but made it out.
Oque eu fico impressionado, é com a versatilidade de Shia e a dedicação neste papel...tanto talento desperdiçado com tantas polêmicas fora das telas..
Great acting, amazing movie. I wish some of these actors would take some lessons from these characters' character.
私はこのSceneから 困難に立ち向かう勇気をもらいました。 Honor
One of the most beautiful movies I have ever seen, all the actors were great in their roles.
One if the most mind blowing things is that the entirety of this movies takes part in the span of 24 hours.
Brad Pitt is a Monster but Shia is definitely underrated as an actor in my book he can hold is own with ANY Big name Actor out there
*Rubs head intensively*
"Lemme tell ya somethin, the tank is busted!"
Shia is an amazing actor
The 'stoooppp what are you doing?' was perfect timing 👌 brilliant acting.
I never thought i would cry to a war movie!
We watched this movie with my childhood friend when we first started high school. For almost a month, we lived only with the movie's lines. Now we're 26 years old. We watched the movie again, and once again, we spent almost a month living solely with its lines
They all did fucking amazing jobs in this movie with the acting
Brad pitt is the best actor of this generation
"stoooooooop"
**bumblebee lands**
lmaooooo
This, is how people argue in real life. No pause then respond. Everyone just talks until someone makes a realisation. This is absolute golden acting at its peak!
I do the same thing. Already here we signed up for our mission God bless let's do what we have to do best. I ain't yellow I'm going to fight to the end
This was dumb as hell.
It's a tank, I get you get emotionally attached and all but this was a meaningless death that didn't do anything.
@@TheIfifi it did do something. The reason they went there was to defend that crossroad. Because if they didn't the friendly supply chain would be cut off. And 1000s would die or be captured.
@@bigboiii744 I'm confident it'd be more useful to radio back and warn them. Then retreat.
The supply chain wouldn't be undefended and the USAAF could surely lacerate a battalion sized unit moving on the road in open daylight.
Yeah just mindlessly walk into death killing others on the way because old men have differences they cant get over like adults.
Is first nickname was War daddy now his new nickname is name is top yeah we got a cannon yep this is my home you can run to the tree lines that's a real hero yeah let's do this we can save thousands a Brothers isn't that the truth just saying Gettysburg when they just marching with one Canon. Does world war II Germans running coming after you they're not matching they're running towards you with everything they have we're talking about SS different styles of war. These boys did something this is world war II how many heroes are on two sides of this the story of that really happened and I'm not talking about the crossroads I'm talking about across the war of world war II that's a true soldier God bless veterans in world war II I watch The band of Brothers Grandpa were you a hero in the war he said no I served with them. are war hero in world war II he said no I served with them real heroes never come home never forget and that's the truth❤
Love Shia's character. His eyes say "Don't ask me to do this, because if you do, I'll do it."
Its my home really deep meaning ,good one.👍👍👍👍👊👊👊👊👊👊
The judge did tell him to go die for his country…… he will NOT let that judge down
What? He is a volunteer you can tell because they ALL but 1 fought in Africa then Europe that's enlisted and volunteers not conscripted. He could've gone home they all could've based on a true story by the way the ending anyway. I've disabled tank V an SS platoon. They chose to stay and fight to protect the thousands of soldier's the SS platoon was planning to march on overnight then ambush. They saved countless lives if you count 1 for 1 with each SS they killed them hundreds if you factor in AMBUSH casualty factors then they saved THOUSANDS of me potentially if hundreds wasn't enough
Nobody talks about the egg lick scene though 😂😛😜🤪😝😋
"Stooooooooppppppp!!!!! What are you doin?" Best line from the whole movie. Shia did his thing this whole movie. They all did.
WE GOT A CANNON! I always loved that line
Los soldados enemigos al ver al guerra mundial Z, a The Punisher y al amigo de Optimus Prime💀💀💀💀💀
I jist got done watching my favorite icon, Brad and love it ❤✨️💯🙏🙏👏
Shia’s “hmm” reeks of “You selfish bastard.. fine..”
Shia looks cool with mustache👍🏻！Much better than clean shaved!
The single tear got me. Men who fight, rarely show "sentimental" emotions, but creeps through every so often
“Old Ironsides” my dad wore that same patch when he served. These guys truly were tough as nails.
Shia is probably the most underrated actor of all time. He’s brilliant in everything
Crazy thing is. This movie is based off an actual event during the war. Greatest generation.
horse shit
Yeah I don't know why they didn't push that angle harder it's unbelievable ALMOST until you find out it actually HAPPENED!? I was like WTAF!?
I never realized till I watched this movie again that one of the army leaders (the one who plays Malfoy in Harry Potter) says that they're the last line of defense before possibly being taken over. That makes Brad Pitts characters decision so much more meaningful knowing he's willing to willfully give up his life to save his troops!
Kalau kalian ingat doa makan di rumah emma? Ya aku selalu mengambil kata TERIMAKASIH TUHAN KARNA MENGIJINKAN KAMI HINDUP HARI INI, kata kata itu sangat luas untuk di jabarkan
Best job I ever had.
Everybody did a cracking job in this one , every single one of em 🫡
Pride something this usa has forgotten
Duty.
One of the best underrated war movies . Everyone did an excellent job here
hitting the backstep on the "its alright" is so perfect
Everyone in this movie fucking nailed their roles, one of my top 5 favorite war films
Man everytime I hears Shias “stop” goose bumps
This film is underrated, the characters, the fight scenes w Nazi tanks, the courage of American tank units left to end the war vs Nazis is devastating.
Probably the greatest team of actors in my opinion. This movie was absolutely incredible
This is my home !!!!!! True very true!!!!!! Bless every & ALL veterans !!!!!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
They’re all questioning the “how” are we going to do this because it didn’t make sense logistically.
But Shia saw right through to the “why” and realizes Brad Pitt wants to die there. Shia looks to me like he’s sad and also scared when he yells “stop”, not sure he’s ready to knowingly commit to certain death right there and doesn’t want Brad to die.
Brad sees this and says to leave and that it’s alright. Then Shia realizes he can’t leave his friend and tank commander, responding with that “hmmm”.
So much said just with their looks. Brilliant.
Say what you want about Shia but my GOD that line. Incredible movie
"Whatcha mean you gonna hold this crossroa....the tank's busted!". Perfect timing and acting.