Brad Pitt in 'Fury' (2014) 🪖

[mikeramahi]

Shia's character is the only one that's logical with his choices

[leeklip]

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.

[petergriffin]

Can’t believe this movie is ten years old already where the hell does the time go.

[eriqlynn]

Shia’s “stoooop!” Is absolutely amazing. It gives me chills every time I hear it 💯

[ChronicMane]

Jon Bernthal is slept on in this film, plays his character so well

[ScarnonCunce]

Pitt's character would have really struggled if he survived the war. His home was that Sherman

[johnsonwithat]

Shia is so underrated. The amount of emotion he conveyed in a one-liner is spectacular.

[j.ski]

All 5 of these actors played their parts to perfection!! Amazing movie!

[skar]

"Best job I ever had" Love that line. Quality film

[Re-written.]

The chemistry between these guys is unmatched in films

[joshwattonS]

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.

[xBRVTALx]

“No it’s not what I wanna do but it’s what we’re doin’” is a great line that has several applications.

[SmashMadness]

Love Shia's character. His eyes say "Don't ask me to do this, because if you do, I'll do it."

[joed]

Shia plays his part unbelievably well. They all do, but Shia just hits you emotionally on different level

[omnione]

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

[Thraakull]

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..."

[jamesknowles]

This movie is so well acted it went unrecognized.

[nachiketbhatt]

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.

[nikooooo]

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

[datziklegendz]

Cast couldn’t have been any better for this movie