Fury - It defuses the notion of "Good War"

For those who are fascinated by the stories of world-war II “Furry” represents a classic insight which defuses the notion of the "Good War" 

It is all about violence, tremendous bloodshed and unapologetic presentation of the ugly truth of combat!!! But, more importantly it throws a light on “WINNING WAR” AT ALL COST!! 

The first quarter of a story is about this young man who refuses to be part of killing enemies who finally comes of age.

But the later part it’s all about Sergeant Don played by Brad Pitt along with his four men crew who make a final push towards Berlin in their "tank" in all adverse conditions. 

Their heroic response when they are outnumbered five against three hundred on enemy lines is worth an applaud!!! 

And then those unforgettable one liners..... Boy!!! 

“Do your job”

"She'll fuck you for a chocolate bar" 

“We don’t murder, we kill” 

“Wait until you see it. See it what? What a man can do to another man" 

“I started this war killing Germans in Africa, then I killed Germans in France, and now I’m killing Germans in Germany"

And the best I have liked..... History is violent!

  

"Fury" IS WORTH SEEING MORE THAN ONCE!!!