Fury (2014) - Wardaddy's Death Scene | Movieclips

Fury - Wardaddy's Death: Norman (Logan Lerman) says goodbye to Wardaddy (Brad Pitt).



FILM DESCRIPTION:
In April 1945, the Allies are making their final push in the European theater. A battle-hardened Army sergeant named Don "Wardaddy" Collier (Brad Pitt), leading a Sherman tank and a five-man crew, undertakes a deadly mission behind enemy lines. Hopelessly outnumbered, outgunned and saddled with an inexperienced soldier (Logan Lerman) in their midst, Wardaddy and his men face overwhelming odds as they move to strike at the heart of Nazi Germany.

CREDITS:
TM & © Sony Pictures Entertainment (2014)
Cast: Brad Pitt, Logan Lerman
Director: David Ayer
Producer: David Ayer
Screenwriter: David Ayer

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[nikolakaravida]

What Fury lacks in technical accuracy it makes up in being the best depiction of a tank crew's life and the brotherhood they share. The bullshit conversations and commands during combat were authentic.

[Infloun]

That "please don't" hits like no other.

[ryanbesco]

This is the difference between a man who has accepted death and a man who doesn’t understand it yet.

[HURRICNEyt]

Bro i hope im not the only one who cries their eyes out on Fury's ending scene everytime right? It's so sad cus you get to know the crew well and then they all end up just dying and Norman survives it all. Such a sad movie. 10/10

[metalrocker]

What sets this war film a part from others is that it mainly focuses on the chemistry of the characters. Brilliant film!

[Zeemates]

That “I’m scared” hits differently bro 😢

[Geojr]

This is the most emotional war movie there is

[glasshalffullofwhatever]

Wardaddy falls into that Sgt. Barnes, Cpt. Willard category of men who have been out in the fight soo long that you just cannot picture them back in the world...

[xplodingmojo]

This might just be the most goated war movie ever.

[jasonx]

Brad Pitt was amazing in this role (as usual)

[life.with.teetee]

I watched this movie Friday night & my emotions were all over the place. Whew this part messed me up bad

[geter]

I don't think grenade fuses are that long, and even if it was, they probably would have waited for it to be at the 5 second mark before throwing them into the tank.

[drumplaya]

What this movie lacks in certain technical standards it makes up for the best depiction of a band of brothers I’ve ever seen

[DodgedodgesProblems]

You know honestly, I’m kind of happy war. Daddy died dude scarred one of his brothers for life

[zakwolsey]

I have a tremendous amount of respect for the five of them to face off against a battalion of SS troops, they did the best in a horrendous situation and keep the cross road knowing full well they would most likely die here. Even when terrified they stayed to fight a hopeless fight with their "wardaddy" even when he told them to go.
Commending the actors whos performance was absolutely incredible!!!

[admirosmanovic]

2 grenades that close range there will be no more body's when norman goes in later brad pits body is still intact lol there wouldve been nothing left

[spanky]

wardaddy got everyone in his squad killed because he was too proud to retreat

[Pandemonium]

This is not a war movie, this is a pure action movie. There is no accuracy, historically or realistically. The German soldiers are acting like blind idiots with no idea what they are doing. In reality, the German Wehrmacht was effectiv and well trained. Especially the Waffen SS that is portraid in this scene.

[ethandiffey]

I started crying after the grenades killed wardaddy

[bigoof]

This movie made me sad
All quiet on the western front made me depressed