FURY (2014) – Best Job I Ever Had

In this memorable scene from 2014’s Fury, The Fury crew bond and share a few drinks while trying to keep their location hidden from an enemy Nazi troop.

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April 1945. As the Allies make their final push in the European Theatre, a battle-hardened army sergeant named Wardaddy (Brad Pitt) commands a Sherman tank and her five-man crew on a deadly mission behind enemy lines. Outnumbered and outgunned, and with a rookie soldier thrust into their platoon, Wardaddy and his men face overwhelming odds in their heroic attempts to strike at the heart of Nazi Germany.

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[shanek]

Dude the chemistry between all these guys is off the fucking charts

[ethanmitchell]

All I see are brothers coming to the heartbreaking realization that this is their last night together on

[NickyKnickerson]

Brad, Shia, Jon, Michael and Logan chewing up the screen together for two hours. What a film.

[wouterstein]

Shia should won a oscar just for this scene alone

[moreespresso]

I know they're just acting but damn, this is something more than just a tank squad, its a brotherhood

[timandshannon]

"Here am I, send me." Amazing line. Life changing for some.

[jamesfpiper]

Being in the military, passing a bottle around, historical Inaccuracies aside, they got this movie right.

[jacobdarling]

As a veteran, every time I hear that line "best job I ever had" I FEEL that. Doesn't matter how bad the suck got. Best fucking job.

[davidmargetts]

Shia is such a talented actor. I hope whatever is happening in his personal life doesn’t consume him as I’d love to see his career have longevity.

[BryonLetterman]

As an army vet, I got so happy when this movie showed the comradarie between all of the guys in the tank. That's what I miss most about the army and being in Iraq. The guys to the left and right of me. Best job I ever had

[paulflipse]

The moment where Brad Pitt’s character knows the Bible chapter and verse, and Shia Labeouf’s reaction, is one of my favorite acting moments. Not sure why. But it really hits me.

[dbiac]

“Won’t be around for the hangover”

That’s fuckin heavy dude.

[jshshh]

1:47 Logan quietly repeating "Send me" with a nod of feeling the fear of inevitable death was such fantastic writing and acting. Truly believable

[Last_Ronin.]

I believe Shia was genuinely crying when he recited that verse, that verse in itself is powerful if you truly understand the meaning.

[brianwells]

1:25...that’s an emotion. That’s realizing you are going to die.

[mastereppsreturns]

The music is so perfect 2:44 - 3:08
And when “Machine” closes his eyes and sighs, it’s basically relief that they finally accepted him as one of their own.

[jimsmith]

This scene is just so perfect.
Shia just nails it.
Gives me chills and makes me well up everytime.
You feel the brotherhood.
The bond.
The resigination to and acceptance of their fate.

[marcusm]

This is one of Jon and Shia’s most emotional roles for me. Even Brad Pitt made me more emotional than he usually does.

[kimmeeb]

"I christen thee Machine." Always gets the waterworks going every damn time

[uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh]

this is the most accurate depiction of what brothers are like in the army... not co-workers, not friends, not best friends... brothers. Family.
Such a great scene.