EXTENDED VERSION | Directors Cut | All deleted scenes of Fury (2014) 4K

Fury is a 2014 American war film written and directed by David Ayer. It stars Brad Pitt, Shia LaBeouf, Logan Lerman, Michael Peña, and Jon Bernthal; all members of an American tank crew fighting in Nazi Germany during the final weeks of the European theater of World War II. Ayer was influenced by the service of military veterans in his family and by reading books such as Belton Y. Cooper's Death Traps, a 1998 memoir that underscores the high casualty rates suffered by American tank crews in combat against their better-equipped German counterparts.
Production began in England in early September 2013, with initial filming taking place in Hertfordshire. This was followed by principal photography on September 30, 2013, in Oxfordshire. Filming continued for a month and a half at different locations, including the city of Oxford, and concluded on November 13, 2013. Fury was released on October 17, 2014, receiving positive reviews and grossing US$211 million worldwide.
EXTENDED VERSION | Directors Cut | All deleted scenes of Fury (2014) 4K
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[@kennethpadgettflightparame3548]

These deleted scenes made the crew more human. They need to make a director’s cut.

[@Batchall_Accepted]

Especially Grady. He just kind of comes off as a prick for a good half of the film but the scene where hes telling don about how worried he is about making it back recontexualizes it. He's taking his anxiety out on Norman cause he doesn't know how else to deal with the stress. Makes him way more sympathetic

[@matthewennen9311]

Ya this was a great movie i love the bible charector

[@matthewennen9311]

One of the greates lines in this movie is ideas are peacfuil histery is not its like when face book AI X lot of peaceful ideas on thoes sites but the histery will say other wise Ai will probley make www2 like a brezze compeared to to 2025 world s recking ball thats happening every day know the worst was the poor basterd that got caught on fire then had to shoot hi. Self

[@kennethpadgettflightparame3548]

@@Batchall_Accepted exactly. You know why he was the way he was. He wasn’t a prick. He was a traumatized human being.

[@Batchall_Accepted]

@@matthewennen9311 I have yet to see a "peaceful" idea on Facebook. Idk what pages you've been going on but all I see on there is about how every fucking thing is the end of the world and needs to be fought over. Social media is destroying our sense of community, everyone is just an enemy for one reason or another

[@ozarkpipertony8396]

I would have sat 4 hours in a theater to see this. My dad shared some (little of his experiences) in WWII and said "never ask me about it again." And I never did. You will always be my hero dad. RIP.

[@samyunknown974]

rest in peace for your father ❤️🍀 now he is a protector again sir 🫡🫡 i lost my mom when i was 21 and my father got cancer since the last 2 years god bless you sir 🍀🍀

[@yettigetter]

I had an opportunity to meet German Tank Commander fought in North Africa under Rommel and the Russian Front. Incredible stories never fought the Americans. British and Russian's told me they had to clean Tank tracks with Grenada.

[@chiko1354]

RIp for your father and much respect for his journey✝️🇺🇸

[@minnesotajack1]

My grandfather was the same way. It was very late in life where he opened up a little, basically saying it was important for future generations to know. He was in the 3rd armored division that (among other things) liberated the Nordhausen concentration camp.

[@user-if5em8il9w]

Rest in peace my dad was in the army and been to war he finally opened up a bit about it to me and told me don't ever ask me again son I'm a lieutenant in the fire service and a lieutenant in urban search and rescue with severe PTSD and my girlfriend's son that's 17 asked me about it and the worst calls I been on I opened up a bit about it and I said don't ever ask me again kid when he gets 18 he's joining my urban search and rescue crew I even asked his momma if it'll be ok it'll give the kid discipline and honor and he will be under my wing I'll keep him as safe as I can

[@garethessex]

There should be a Director's cut with all these scenes put back in. The backstories are important.

[@KidFresh71]

Totally agree. While I'm usually hesitant to mess with a masterpiece, these deleted scenes are all gold.

[@moonasha]

there's probably a fan cut out there. Water World had to rely on a fan cut to put all the scenes in too.

[@gw62112009]

movie was not that good, cant believe people are so googly over it

[@Smackindaface]

​@@KidFresh71 it's definitely not a masterpiece lmao

[@Isupportisreal2023]

Omg. This made a good movie great! Thank you for these scenes. Movie made more sense.

[@greenshovel]

none of these scenes should have been cut, these are legit emotional scenes that portray combat.

[@davemccage7918]

The line “I ain’t took a shit in a week!” hit home for me. When I went to prison I remember not taking a dump for the first 5 days I was in. When your subjected it extreme stress your digestive system just seems to shut down temporarily. God that first shit in hurt…

[@Pavlos_Charalambous]

​​@@davemccage7918 probably is very true when I was conscripted most of us had the same problem I remember not being able to take a shit for 10 days or something Actually there was the rumor that the cooks were putting laxative in the food in order to "help you up" 😏

[@nathangregory_]

With all due respect. Legit emotional scenes that portray combat? You mean "Hollywood" combat?

[@dr.barrycohn5461]

Combat is one long PTSD. These scenes are far from that.

[@littlesilver2205]

I agree they were all great scenes added more content to the movie , it was a great movie to begin with even better with these scenes that were cut out.

[@user-yn4fk1rh3j]

damn man this deleted scene's is a whole movie ... i wish there was a directors cut

[@extendedcuthd6449]

I wish too bro

[@shitchops]

oath, mee too we need this shit all together in another version of the fookn film. Might check a directors cut and see whats up

[@Armageist]

Seriously, not only does it foreshadow his willingness to stay with Fury (He figures he'd die in the War), but it also explains why he had a death wish, and why he wanted the Kid to survive. Just absolutely crucial points ripped out of the movie. God i fcking hate that when 'gold' scenes are cut.

[@AlanMydland-fq2vs]

shits good❤

[@walterdebnam8021]

Dude, me too 👍👍👍

[@troymolitor7766]

A directors cut would be most welcomed. What a movie.

[@Andyb2379]

It was a good film but could have been great. They literally cut half the story out. The backstory for the characters definitely should’ve been left in

[@Toxicsledge122]

And each break like the dinner talk soon. Shows what they were hiding and felt

[@extendedcuthd6449]

definitly yes

[@christiangwenner6384]

Or is the film even better when you need to figure out their motives on your own? A striking example of how sometimes less can be more? The additional scenes are all interesting, but quite a few are noticeably drawn out or are less perfectly acted than the rest of the film, which thrives on almost always keeping the pace up. A quiet scene, like the one at the dinner table, seems so intense precisely because the film otherwise never takes breaks. Given the film's theme, the wording shouldn't sound macabre, but one of the first and most important guiding principles when writing is: Kill your darlings! Which means nothing other than that you should examine the scenes that are particularly close to your heart most urgently to see whether they only stand for themselves or also advance the story. The film is almost perfect as it is. Precisely because the cut was so courageous to focus on the essentials.

[@charleswyler4268]

@@christiangwenner6384 It looks like no one agrees with your assessment. Personally, I can't believe so many great scenes were deleted along with tons of story.

[@rickyraps3887]

The line Michael Peña said at 2.20 really hits hard. "Pronto te veo rojo." Translates to I'll see you soon red. The reason it hits hard it's because it's not an I'll see you soon like we're parting ways and we'll see each other in a few years when we're old. It's an I'll see you soon when we're dead.

[@prestonburton8504]

thank you! for this transulation!

[@extendedcuthd6449]

u are welcome

[@July41776DedicatedtoTheProposi]

Or “Soon I will see you Red.” I take that also to mean we will being seeing each other again in heaven.

[@garryclelland4481]

studied ww2 for 50+ years and i 100% agree those scenes should not have been cut , thanks for putting them up , it would have taken this film to the very top of ww2 films , thank you

[@christiangwenner6384]

Maybe they didn't want to make a ww2 movie, but a film about soldiers in war. And it's a courageous decision to cut everything that distracts from the story you want to tell. The film is all the better for it.

[@chrisemerson7743]

The chemistry between these guys was brilliant! They did a great job of showing how a tank crew leans on each other in good times and bad. That they understand how it can easily effect the rest of the crew if one loses his nerve! They almost get get scared just seeing one of their crew scared!

[@stephenslusser2895]

The wild behavior of the characters makes a lot more sense, when you see them expressing their unassuageable anguish. Especially in those private conversations. Would have gone from great to epic, if they had released it with these scenes.

[@graemem111]

A good director's cut of this film? Would be a match up against Spielberg & Nolan; you know the ones!

[@colincreath4695]

They shouldn't have cut the scene where Gordo explains "the hatch." That dialogue was relevant.

[@Shepredshead]

Personally thought it worked better as a surprise at the end it would have been too obvious foreshadowing

[@auxilia5024]

It's Chekov's 76mm Gun

[@vermhot]

But Pit still tells Norman it’s there in the end and he uses it !

[@mandelorean6243]

No, it's WAY too on the nose. Maybe if when brand new, a crew mate explains "don't touch this panel, don't touch anyone else's stuff, if danger happens on top, cant go out there's an escape hatch on the bottom as well. Etc etc" Just saying "hey theres an escape hatch below you, right there." Camera shows kids face, then escape hatch.. then end of scene. That's not foreshadowing, it's not needed info... its just telling us he's going to use it later

[@heintz256]

We need the director's cut with the deleted scenes added into the film proper.

[@moonasha]

there's nothing preventing any one of us from cutting them in, if the studio refuses to do it. It would just have to be distributed online somewhere, on one of the pirate sites

[@OGslays]

​@@moonashaI could do it. I wish I could post it on youtube.and just demonitize it under 107.

[@Toxicsledge122]

All of this should have been kept. But especially where dude blew his hand off and Grady breaks down. Really shows the horror they felt

[@extendedcuthd6449]

you are right dude

[@jonathanwhite5640]

That sgit happend,that Forest was called "The meat Grinder" Pat said thast it would be a 2 gay drive! Weron g.Years later Therte was a tun e from Geman y c alled "a walk throufg ,the Black Forest...I wondered if this weas a codeto the Americ an sd like"we FKED you up im late 44, when we were "defeted"/either way both, sides lost thousands RIP,, Brothers in Arms, Amen

[@ColeRees]

I’m assuming the shot where he rolls off the front of the tank would have been CGI’d to show a missing hand. Insane scene.

[@johnknoefler]

True. The cut scenes give context. Except that guy didn't blow his hand off.

[@johnknoefler]

​@@ColeReestrue. That was my thought. They just didn't do it 'cause the scene was cut. Damn shame it was cut because it shows the level of fear and desperation men have when forced to go back to a battle once they have seen the horror.

[@jpslaym0936]

Wow Logan is excellent. Its unfathomable how all of this got cut. Such excellent acting and script

[@nickguitar9345]

This made the movie that much better…

[@JamesRowell-fj7uq]

As a USMC combat veteran and tanker you can never forget what you see and live through. SEMPER FI BROTHERS

[@sargemarine3709]

Oorah !

[@bigsparky8888]

👍🇺🇲💪❤️‍🔥☝️😎

[@65coupestang]

I Knew that BRAD could act but SCOTT DAMN I'M NOT USED TA SEEING HIM ACTING THIS WAY (ALL PISSED OFF/AN NASTY LIKE)

[@questionreality6003]

THANK YOU FOR STEPPING UP AND PROTECTING FREE PEOPLE, YOUNG OR OLD

[@derteufel8709]

Thank you for your service.

[@djblackruss]

If you’ve never been with a group of guys like this in combat you cannot realize how they really captured what it’s like.

[@mepartyof1]

Most realistic war movie I've ever seen. You can tell they're filthy and that they've been awake for 3-4 days too. Really captures it.

[@raymondlg7815]

​@@mepartyof1minus the tank battles! Not realistic

[@francopasta3704]

Bet a lot of guys get fragged…🤔

[@ronaldleebrogren1244]

@@raymondlg7815 😂 ok

[@raymondlg7815]

@ronaldleebrogren1244 I mean if you believe those tank scenes are realistic then you should laugh at yourself..

[@stevenewman1393]

This Extended Dictators Cut truly made the movie totally a 100% ten times better than ever before indeed!.

[@masonparker24]

War Daddy at the head of the table is such a heavy scene. So perfectly executed.

[@randyneilson7465]

Maybe the best war movie ever made. The whole cast outstanding. Brilliant!

[@francopasta3704]

😂

[@ethanhart5237]

First time ever seeing the deleted scene of Jon talking about having nightmares of the head in the trees singing the lullabies his mother used to sing him as a child. Hauntingly good scene.

[@GenuineMEXICAN721]

I though it was stupid haha

[@StepladdertoSausage71]

​@@GenuineMEXICAN721..Haha. Dick.

[@RealPatrickBateman-]

@@GenuineMEXICAN721good art usually goes over the head of the ignorant so we don’t blame you brother

[@stephenpurdeu8629]

Of course you did you have no idea

[@adrianotero7963]

That was a very revealing scene......shows he is just as scared as all the others.. but he copes with it as best he can.....

[@cooperuglow9122]

This is almost like it’s own short film. Instead of the violent action scene, it’s just the emotional depths of war being explored.

[@custommusic2433]

This is the first time I’ve viewed a deleted scenes extended and they actually have things that I do not remember from the movie, especially the different tales about the truck and dance, very good thank you ❤

[@josefelix6644]

This movie really captures what war is and the feeling of it. When you know, you know...

[@SCS10000]

That would make a whole nother movie putting these clips in a directors cut .. a lot more deep, intense and worth looking

[@Michael-mh3ko]

Plato stated that only the dead know the end of war! I hope that anyone reading this text does not have to experience it!

[@walterdebnam8021]

I understand what you're saying. But, all death is certain, and when you have a choice about how and why, and where you'll be heading, then You are fortunate indeed.

[@krayzeejojo]

I can think of at least three of these scenes that should’ve been kept in the final version. The chocolate bar being one of them lol.

[@extendedcuthd6449]

maybe

[@ebisu8824]

"lol" 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Batchall_Accepted]

I recall the actual chocolate bar joke being in the film though. That scene wasn't cut I don't think just extended

[@nickstorey7643]

These are better than all the scenes they left in

[@jacksonboone8396]

My Grandfather came back from the Pacific. A few times i asked him when i was a teenager about what happened. He would just hug me & never say a word.

[@Patrick-xv6qv]

Same. Mine was at Guadalcanal and them a platoon leader.on Iwo and we, the male grandkids, would ask him about Iwo. He would tell us about the funny things they did while training and even draw us maps of Iwo and showing us what beach they landed on, wjere they took the airfields, where they went inland etc, but he never talked about the combat Never knew why until I graduated OCS and then infantry school and then went to Somalia, Iraq, Afghanistan, and then back to Iraq.

[@rickkill9323]

Protecting still .

[@helmuthaberkost4901]

​@@Patrick-xv6qvmaybe you americans like to play wars!!?? Your nation was born with war, your identity is war!! You bring wars over the world until today!! Care about yourself, your own poor people and stay in your country!!! Your Militarismus killed hundreds of million people worldwide!!! Stop it now and kick the ass of your government!!! Make peace with yourself and with the mankind!!!

[@andrewreynolds912]

The deleted scenes are amazing actually jesus i didnt imagine it be this long this could be a show for all i care

[@smokeysdad8627]

This was a great movie. I’ve been in a Sherman tank. They are unbelievably small. Those guys died a horrible death and the movie showed that

[@markshepler7525]

I got the d v d. I got some out takes but not all of them. I'm glad I found this. I don't know what the director was thinking when he took all this out. This is the real story. One of pitts best

[@nemozack3767]

Usally producers, not directors, cut out movies.

[@minnesotajack1]

They definitely cut a lot of scenes where they slowly welcome Norman to the team. The regular version didn’t have any scenes of them accepting Norman until very late in the film

[@Batchall_Accepted]

It was very jarring too. They get to the town place and all of a sudden they're kinda buddy buddy with him out of nowhere

[@christiangwenner6384]

And it's all the better for it.

[@luism.bogaert3585]

One of the best war movies. Pitt at his best.

[@francopasta3704]

It really…

[@quickdeuce]

We can see why some of this was cut,, it's too deep for many to handle. This cast,, awesome.

[@jonstrickland6041]

I love this movie, I know what you're saying too. The Thin Red Line would be like 6 hours long if Malik included everything he shot. Although I'm gonna put the Thin Red Line above Fury on a human aspect. Both great but co.pletely different films

[@francopasta3704]

😂

[@StepladdertoSausage71]

​@@francopasta3704. You are an arse. A shiiity one.

[@michael1183]

This brings so much more to each tanker and their individual horrors of war they experienced.

[@anthonykilburn1647]

They need to make a director's cut.A lot of these scenes should have been in the movie.

[@joshharrison1568]

It sucks that this movie changed so much of the facts. Cause that tank crew was way more badass than they were in the movie. The name of the tank was In The Mood. The real guy (Lafayette) really went by the name war daddy lol

[@joshharrison1568]

And they didn't die. War Daddy did lose his leg though. Before he died (in his seventies) they brought him in on base and let him go for a ride in an Abrams.

[@mikaelbiilmann6826]

Oh, interesting. Guess, it’s the way scripts go in Hollywood.

[@homie8437]

Just read "Death Traps," it's pretty much the inspiration for the entire movie. Everything from the "it took 5 Shermans to kill one Panzer," the B-17 air battle scene to Petersen getting decapitated and the final battle were lifted line for line from that book.

[@christophernelson2269]

The dinner scene makes the entire movie

[@randyneilson7465]

So sad!

[@JohnDoesItAll]

I just now realized why Norman wasn't so well received. He was just an innocent boy. A reminder of who they once were before the war and a part of them that's lost forever. Its now their responsibility to destroy his innocence and harden his heart if he is to survive.

[@homie8437]

A lot of the cut scenes make sense if you know vets - like giving him hard liquour is a test to see if he'll be "one of the guys," touching him uncomfortably in the face to see if he has the backbone to stop them. The "I'm a shithead" scene perfectly encapsulates how they would haze people in WW2 too.

[@TheElMuffin]

Pitt is 51 in his movie but almost doesn't look it. His character must be in his 20s, maybe 30s, considering his brother was 16 just before the war. Ayer originally wrote Wardaddy as mid 20s but looking much older due to stress of the war. Ain't no way Ayer was going to pass up on Pitt, so they probably said "fuck it" and cut out the backstory to keep Wardaddy's age a mystery. Wardaddy's backstory perfectly explains his grim nihilistic and realistic outlook on the war, I do wish someone cuts up an extended cut with all the extra scenes back in.

[@unablesmilethegamer4323]

One of my favorite quotes “tf you mean you gonna hold this crossroad the tank the tank is busted”

[@stevelounsbery3481]

This is the first time I’ve ever thought that “deleted scenes” made the movie better, and I think the movie is great to begin with

[@Fred-zc8lt]

Thank you for posting this. Felt like I was in the service again. Makes the movie better

[@ameirenterprises2669]

Your eyes see it but your head can’t make no sense of it.

[@Jonathan-9799]

Damn that scene "These two are wicked men, probably amusing. You know what you need Norman? What's that? You need to grab a hold of Jesus, he's the one thing that won't let you loose." Such a shame they deleted that scene.

[@prestonburton8504]

Amen

[@christopherarmbruster6241]

Wow this is dam good

[@PakToker]

classic hollywood

[@jartarmin4553]

BRAD PIT'S BEST MOVIE!

[@tex148th]

"Best job he ever had !"

[@extendedcuthd6449]

you are right really

[@extendedcuthd6449]

and warz )

[@bertplank9892]

Pitt has many limitations as an actor....his chief plus is his handsome appearance.....but that is not going to help him achieve a good reputation as an actor.He is though one of the leading jewish actors in Hollywood!.

[@kalsllsls1593]

Inglorious basterds is better

[@notagooglesimp8722]

ON THE WAY! Lives rent free in my head to this day.

[@retrorewindllc9363]

Man I loved this.. I've seen & loved this movie 20x & seeing this was just awesome & wish they left these scenes in it. The reality of war of a different time.

[@floydburney6060]

.... Fury....One of the best films Pitt ever made.

[@almarshall1948]

This would have made it an Oscar winning movie, they should have put it all in!!!

[@BirdDogey1]

A single tank against a battalion would have quickly ended in the tank's destruction. The movie's last fighting scene was beyond fiction.

[@FlightLizard]

Eh, read about Audie Murphy. Sometimes the truth gets so ridiculous, fiction writers don't even compare.

[@NordicTG]

@@FlightLizardThe Diffrence is that Audie Murphy did his MoH gig on a US Tank destory, went on top of it while it was burning, burnt him slightly & keept firing an M2 HVMG killing or wounding atleast 30 or 50 Germans, while the Remains of his Unit could pull back in an orderly fashion & in the Movie where he stars himself...well they are Shermans..But for the Last stand in the Fury? complete fabricated ****. There was very Few Tigers & most fought on the Eastern Front..What Fury Tank Would have meet Historically? would have been a Panther or Pzkv IV (F/J) most likely as they were in more numbers..its funny that they used the Only Working Tiger I in the West, whom was founded Intact & Captured by the Allies in North Africa during the real War so.

[@NecramoniumVideo]

Look up Michael Wittmann, he took on lead elements of the 7th Armoured Divison, after the battle, just a short 15 minutes, he took out 13 or 14 tanks, two anti-tank guns, and 13 to 15 transport vehicles.

[@BirdDogey1]

i was an armor officer and left the military in 2007. You are absolutely right. What do I know? A tank in the open that can't move is vastly more capable than a battalion of light infantry replete with anti tank weapons. What was I thinking? I guess instead of gaining formal tank warfare education and practical experience on a live 2 way firing range I should have ordered a pizza and played X box so I could be smart like you. @@NecramoniumVideo

[@ahmedshifo]

and they are all dead at the end and the battalion moved on whats your issue ?

[@spiritualastronomy]

I really appreciate the opportunity to watch these scenes. However, I also see how these scenes would probably make the film too long. The film does not seem lacking without these scenes, these just fill in more detail. Overall, a great film with outstanding acting.

[@christiangwenner6384]

I even think it's a striking example of how sometimes less can be more. The additional scenes are all interesting, but quite a few are noticeably drawn out or are less perfectly acted than the rest of the film, which thrives on almost always keeping the pace up. A quiet scene, like the one at the dinner table, seems so intense precisely because the film otherwise never takes breaks. The omission of background information also increases the intensity because you have to sense and feel the reasons for the protagonists' roughness yourself. Given the film's theme, the wording shouldn't sound macabre, but one of the first and most important guiding principles when writing is: Kill your darlings! Which means nothing other than that you should examine the scenes that are particularly close to your heart most urgently to see whether they only stand for themselves or also advance the story. The film is almost perfect as it is. Precisely because the cut was so courageous to focus on the essentials.

[@kmonteith100]

How to people live today, without seeing this? Why would we put people in bubbles, when we could actually appreciate what our service men have done for us?

[@marktracy1988]

Fury one of my top 20 of all time

[@mr.cookie7308]

War is 10 times worst than this, thats why tough men come back home broken to pieces. Iraq and Afghanistan is just a mini-war, not full on like Vietnam, Korea, or WW2. My family ran from war, and it took us weeks to go on foot thru 60 miles of thick jungle with old men, women, and children in tow. All this while being pursued. Aint no joke. Everybodys got mental scars and it creeps up sometimes and make you a little crazy.

[@oversizeoverweightniceguy3653]

If anyone has ever spoken with a veteran, the misery of this war has never truly been captured…

[@shadowcivilian9942]

This movie was and is fantastic and should have been wayy longer. I would watch it over and over again.

[@Bobby-ez9so]

An amazing movie, in my humble opinion, Brad Pitt's best work yet.

[@moxxiloquita2048]

Lol Brad Pitt's best.... Then you haven't seen Se7en.. This movie was OK at best. I mean the last 30 min..a whole battalion of battle hardened SS with Panzerschrecks not being able to destroy a damaged tank at CQB range... was a complete joke! And then the Tiger not being able to kill the tank at point blank range...while it's 88 was lethal up to 3.5 kilometer.😂😂😂😂

[@tommurdock7918]

Great scenes that, sadly were cut from the movie. Thank you for posting them !

[@Spitfire__1944]

It angers me how much we missed out on

[@christiangwenner6384]

A striking example of how sometimes less can be more. The additional scenes are all interesting, but quite a few are noticeably drawn out or are less perfectly acted than the rest of the film, which thrives on almost always keeping the pace up. A quiet scene, like the one at the dinner table, seems so intense precisely because the film otherwise never takes breaks. The omission of background information also increases the intensity because you have to sense and feel the reasons for the protagonists' roughness yourself. Given the film's theme, the wording shouldn't sound macabre, but one of the first and most important guiding principles when writing is: Kill your darlings! Which means nothing other than that you should examine the scenes that are particularly close to your heart most urgently to see whether they only stand for themselves or also advance the story. The film is almost perfect as it is. Precisely because the cut was so courageous to focus on the essentials. Anyway, thank you for uploading! Being able to see the scenes afterwards is a gift.

[@timcheou5649]

Wish there was fury movie with all the deleted scene

[@extendedcuthd6449]

mee too bro

[@walsterdoomit]

I dont know if seeing the death in ukraine or im getting old (55) or what it is but the sheer terror and horror of war brings me to tears. I feel like a sissy. I cannot even imagine. Thanks for this. Great movie. They should not have deleted these sceens.

[@extendedcuthd6449]

yeah man i feel you

[@markevon6756]

......one of the best movies ever....

[@TheE71462]

Yes, The cuts made to the film prevent us from understanding it properly. And that's a shame

[@Dutchforsure]

THIS MOVIE NEEDS A DIRECTORS CUT WITH ALL THESE IN.

[@willdixon2349]

Yes, yes ! I would buy a copy for sure!

[@71tbomb]

This movie should have been released with All this content. I hope they re release it as the Full cut. It was already Brilliant. I hope it happens.

[@minermikesouthernusa4017]

I’d have watched ALL of This movie, these additional scenes really touch the actual human and brotherhood side of war. 👍🏻🇺🇸

[@francopasta3704]

Suck editing…

[@freakybuttrue]

Usually you can see why shots were cut, but holy moly, these scenes explained so much. Crazy to cut any of this.

[@tartarart4922]

Those cuts out make a good movie but people get used to those shuts which show actions only.But if you put them in real action they will remember cuts out of real life only.Peace Love and Light to All!Thank you for sharing!

[@marksasahara1115]

I really love these scenes! They give a depth and humanity to the characters.

[@AHmad-pm4pb]

This scene are just as important. They tell us the mental condition of them. Netflix should show the uncut version.

[@TheMedicineMan_29]

The scene where Norman and Don are seated at the table with the girl and woman always hits me hard. It’s where you see Don’s true fatherly platoon leader side step in outside of being activated in situations where it directly calls for it via combat etc. Men like him are why I stopped being a heathen and try to be a gentleman now. Much love, thank you for sharing these.

[@TheMedicineMan_29]

Granted I still have me heathen moments that I wish I would not act out on but nothing to the likes of what it used to be.

[@TheMedicineMan_29]

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[@TheMedicineMan_29]

*”heathen”

[@mobius8002]

Iv watched this movie about 8 times and I remember almost all of this scene from the beginning of the movie .I can't see anything that was cut .

[@kristopherryanwatson]

jesus, all these deleted scenes make up for an entire movie in of itself. i wish the director kept all of these scenes in, and gave us a 3 hour epic. I would happily enjoy every minute. or, at the very least, split into 2 parts. and i think that would work. This is one of Brad Pitt's best movies hands down. Excellent portrayal of these characters from all actors whom are all incredible in their roles.

[@63DIRTY]

Good Lord! WHY would they cut this out?! It adds soo much more to the movie! I would’ve GLADLY sat for another hour.

[@vermhot]

They really need to make a Directors cut of this movie because there’s a lot of this movie that they cut out now after watching this makes more sense to the movie !

[@Dontwlookatthis]

Out of all these scenes the two they really should have kept in was at the dinner table when Gordo started talking about the horses at Faliase Gap and he and Bible started crying along with Gordon. That added a dimension to them that made them more like real people with feelings instead of a bunch of killing machines who had no emotions about what they went through. When he said that all day and night you could hear the shots of men putting the horse out of their misery and it sounded like babies crying, it added so much that the other scenes did not, and that was in such sharp contrast to the officer (who in the movie said, I know who you are and what you are capable of) getting morally wounded in the shelling and War Daddy just walking away like it was nothing, back to the every second reality of one man standing next to another and in an instant, there is only one left.

[@ericb2501]

That scene always bothered me. SGT War Daddy would have never let those 3 drunken assholes get comfortable and be so disruptive in the apartment, let alone dredge-up that horrific story of shooting those wounded horses. I find it extremely hard to believe that an armoured unit would've been ordered not to advance for 2 whole days/nights & instead just hang around to shoot horses!!?? Also, where did the crew of Fury get enough .45acp ammo to shoot horses for 2 entire days/nights??

[@randyneilson7465]

As much as you say is true, it's still movie, and a damed good one

[@Dontwlookatthis]

@ericb2501 They were talking about a historical event that included hundreds of men going around shooting suffering horses, not even a mention of the Fury crew shooting horses but just hearing other people shooting horses.If you have read about the Falaise Pocket, it was a horror that destroyed the German 7th Army and after it was over many men including General Eisenhower, said you c

[@Dontwlookatthis]

l@ericb2501 They were talking about a historical event that included hundreds of men going around shooting suffering horses, not even a mention of the Fury crew shooting horses but just hearing other people shooting horses.If you have read about the Falaise Pocket, it was a horror that destroyed the German 7th Army and after it was over many men including General Eisenhower, said you in some areas you had to walk on bodies for hundred of feet to get to where you were going. That was the biggest military slaughter in the Western front. It would be odd that a man would come away from that unmoved unless he was a sociopath or psychopath. Fury would probably have taken up positions on the American side of the solid wall of men and machines and been there for perhaps 3 or 4 days, first firing into retreating Germans then making sure that no small German groups passed through the line after the fighting stopped.

[@Dontwlookatthis]

@@randyneilson7465 I agree.

[@user-vs1el4vb1q]

That was one of my all-time favorite war movies

[@justbethinking]

oh my god the scene with grady breaking down is heart wrenching. such a powerful scene

[@graemem111]

At first slowly, and then very quickly and continuously, I realised that Brad Pitt Is one of the finest actors of our generation. His performance in some of these scenes - as well as the ensemble cast including, let it be noted, the much maligned LaBoeuf - is Brando-esque in its quality. Outstanding.

[@jarden714]

Super curious as to why some scenes were cut. The Horses scene tho...both versions super moving.

[@joediamondcpa796]

Fantastic acting and actors! pure talent.

[@theoriginalOSOK]

They need to include all of this and re-issue the movie. Thank you.

[@bullcrap9409]

So…what have we learnt? In the released movie they left out THE key scene…where we find out what drives Pitt’s character. Can’t believe all those movies pros sat around and thought “Nah, let’s leave that scene out. Doesn’t really add anything.”

[@Soundofwindonsand]

I have always been impressed with how well of a job that Brad did of portraying aTrue Hero in this movie, I wish he would have started being one in real Life....he could really have caused some changes in the right direction. If Humphrey Bogart or John Wayne were still alive, I m sure they would have wanted to shake his hand,I can literally see Bogart's Hand on his shoulder, Dang, did I Write that,? you'd almost think I was trying to talk somebody into somethin........

[@alejandrogm1588]

A true hero you mean based in real life?

[@JackBootThugPigs]

random FOX: "Gee I wish HOLLYWOOD actors would try to change things in the world." ALSO random FOX: "These actors think they know everything, I wish they would STFU about politics/war/social issues." That's how people like you operate your opinions.

[@walterbaucom3127]

​@alejandrogm1588 the real "War Daddy" was SSGT. Lafayette G. Poole and that is who Brad Pitt's character is based on. He was from Odem, Texas, my hometown. Do a goggle search, he had a very impressive war record.

[@alejandrogm1588]

@@walterbaucom3127 thank you. I will

[@williamallen7836]

He's an actor. That's how he has impacted the world. Everyone doesn't have to do everything. Using one's God given talents is all we can expect of others. Especially since most hold themselves to a lesser standard. Never expect more of others unless you are willing to or have lived up to those standards.

[@bruznheimer]

Just whacking beef all day till I couldn’t move my arms 😭🤣🤣🤣 19:00

[@kevinknestrick3797]

I feel like this movie would have been so much bigger if these cuts would have made it and yes it may have been 3 to 3 and 1/2 hours long, but all the scenes that were cuts seem to be more realistic instead of candy coating or straight up not showing what really was

[@kevinknestrick3797]

Respect on sharing the video because I didn't know these clips even existed. Salute to you bud

[@richardsmith2684]

when i was a replacement to my Inf Bn in Viet,,an old guy took us to see a dead VC under a tarp,,,he had been hit in the chest by a 40mm grenade,,the half left of him was an awakening in the first few days,, unfortunatly the deletions were replaced in the film by,,"time out for love",,

[@RollWit7]

That damn scene with the tank crew cutting it up outside the tanks hatch. Then silence ..... only too subtle when just a moment ago, relive in a moment to escape the coming horror. But that dialogue was hilarious.

[@paulgrimm]

Brad Pitt nailed this part

[@Cromsoc32]

Definitely a Hollywood decision to cut this…. I don’t think anyone would have complained about running time. This was perfect adaptation too war. It fucking sucks. Every single second

[@jhardycarroll]

Just goes to show once again that you can't really tell a full story in two hours.

[@Batchall_Accepted]

Skill issue. Saving Private Ryan is 115 minutes

[@Jonno2summit]

These are the scenes that sometimes should have been left in. Some of the best acting never seen in a theater.

[@walterdebnam8021]

SO, WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO RELEASE THE DIRECTOR'S CUT??? YOU KNOW THAT MANY MANY PEOPLE WANT IT, AND WOULD BUY IT. IT WOULD MAKE THIS FILM BE WHAT IT SHOULD BE, AND GIVE THE CHARACTERS DEPTH AND MORE HUMANITY AND REALITY. PLEASE PUT IT OUT! THANK YOU!!

[@IraFriedwald]

All I can say is this is one incredible fucking movie. Perhaps Brad Pitt’s finest performance too. All of them are excellent.

[@jamesbowen5573]

It would have been a 4-Hour movie, butt I would have loved to seen the whole thing all together these deleted scenes were awesome.

[@markshepler7525]

The joke about hitler and the chocolate bar is great. Then the silence. Then the silence. And then whatever cracks up again.... And then they all crack up... It's telepathy. Probably one of the funniest parts of the whole movie

[@ThatGuyGregHD]

Really wish the added in a little part about how War Daddy was s boxing legend, fought Joe Lewis, and a little backstory of each of his crew.