The story of the film itself is simple - it lifted the gait of five US soldiers and allies who were tasked with penetrating the opponent's defense center in World War II. Brad Pitt acts as Don "Wardaddy" Collier, who is very charismatic and respected by his men as well as feared by his enemies because very cold in slaying the opponent.

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The US and the allies had made it into Germany in April 1945, but it could not be said to really win the battle. The tankers led by Wardaddy, nicknamed Fury, and experienced war in Africa, stabbed the heart of Germany. Wardaddy acts with Boyd "Bible" Swan (played by Shia LaBeouf), Grady "Coon-Ass" Travis (Jon Bernthal), Trini "Gordo" Garcia (Michael Peña), and, later joined, Norman Ellison (Logan Lerman).

Norman's joining became an interesting thing, because before that he was a typist. Norman became another laughing stock, who did not believe in Norman's ability to be part of the Fury. Norman was shocked at the task that was brought to his shoulders.

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"If you do not kill, they will kill," Wardaddy said when he found Norman trembling with a gun to kill their opponent.

Fury not only fulfilled the audience's desire to witness a violent and violent war, but also touched the drama side of a war. Love story was presented. For a moment, touching. Among the roar and battle of the war, there is a scene at the table with a fairly long duration, but managed not boring. In fact, rich dialogue, which bangs one character with another character, is no less tense than a war scene. The samematography succeeds in presenting a powerful war scene as well as making the film like a movie that lifts the true story. The presentation of the picture also stirred the flavor. The horror of war, which kills each other, side by side with mutual love, both among soldiers and in the form of a love story. No wonder then the Fury became different than the war movies in general

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Thursday. February 1, 2018