"Fury" Returns to the Camp (Alternate Scene)

[@natoarticle5.78]

Who ever edited this movie really didn't know what they were doing. Nearly every alternate or deleted scene was superior to what we got in theaters.

[@KhamusSolo]

Always been thinking there is a better Fury on the cutting room floor. Hate how it turned out and the aftertaste

[@kal.50bmg32]

Yes especially the "Tiger-scene". Actually this stupid film would have ended at this point.

[@MrBigstick25]

Fury would’ve been a lot better if there were more tank on tank action. That wouldn’t of been good for the Ameriboos though as we seen with the Tiger seen.

[@jacksonharvey1225]

Right? So much more substance is added in these alternate scenes.

[@wanderingmetalguy5825]

can we also not forget that fury, and the accompanying tanks in the tiger scene all had 76mm guns that were specifically designed to punch through the tiger's frontal armor?

[@noobybooby9357]

Imagine surviving an entire war just to die in the final battle/ your last mission

[@hushpuppy1735]

How could you survive an entire war, when you died in a battle in that *war*

[@gabrielborges5322]

Aerial Albatross the movie takes place in April of 1945 and the tank crew of fury have been fighting since North Africa in 1942 so basically they were just a few months away from the end of the war with Germany.

[@johnythecookedsteak4819]

noobybooby, well yes it did hapen for sure.

[@sidneybarjon1386]

Gabriel Borges a single month

[@zaidakbaralmuharram2984]

Big sad...

[@Cargamundos]

You can feel the PTSD in every scene.

[@stargazer9327]

😂 🤣 🤣 🤣 So fuckin true

[@bruvmoment1046]

I would hate to experience that in IRL

[@daleowens7695]

@Doug Carter Did...did you just imply Nazis were liberal? Did I really interpret that correctly?

[@russwatson8275]

It blows more than you can possibly imagine, trust me on this.

[@daleowens7695]

@Old Corps Marine Left doesn't equate to liberal.

[@KarterIsNotOnAcid]

Man Shias line “you gonna send him home right? You ain’t gonna bury him in Germany right?”

[@NickyGuld]

It's been a long time since I saw it, but aren't they in Normandy?

[@Almighty__Jangle]

Nicky Mikenaj no it’s April 1945 close to wars end so they are in Germany

[@Warhorse500]

I thought the voice sounded like Bernthal's...could just be me though.

[@RW4X4X3006]

@@NickyGuld There are 3 American cemeteries in Belgium.

[@matthijnblank3680]

@@NickyGuld they are in germany

[@KyleGraddy]

"Pronto te veo Rojo" I see you soon Red.

[@sweetballs4742]

And it happen in the end.... to all of them (except Norman) sadly :-(

[@inigualable.2963]

Así es.!!!

[@zarathos9949]

They definitely protected Norman, didn't want him to die in such an early age

[@BlueTorento]

thank you

[@juanxnaranjo647]

"I'll see you later Red" - the fact he had a nickname for him in Spanish and the fact he didn't want to let go of his hand means they had a real close bond. Being up there in the front of the tank while the others were in the turret makes sense.

[@Sebek031]

+ A bond between two bros in arms. Not a gay relationship; explanation for gene Z kids who don't understand the difference. Anyway nice analysis dude.

[@henrikschreiner]

@@Sebek031 not all gen z kids are duochebags

[@carlost856]

@@Sebek031 first of the latest generation live in your head much? Second since you brought it up yourself, how do you know for a fact it wasn't a romantic relationship?

[@andresguillen6750]

@@Sebek031 dude, there are gen Z kids in the military right now...

[@AbysmalRandomn3ss]

@@Sebek031 These recent replies proving you right lol

[@teencomment]

I like the way they portrayed the war during this movie. All small-scale combat, and there's not really any discipline beyond unit cohesion and making sure things get done. Everyone's just...tired.

[@ianfortuna9385]

“…all this for what? What great terror is this war preventing that would be worse than the war itself? I don’t know, maybe nobody knows maybe even the old men who sent us to die know only enough to tell other old men back in London and Paris that they at least tried to breach the line but it didn’t go so well, they can all shrug and get back to their supper” -Unknown WW1 soldier, All This For What?

[@robertcrowson5234]

My Dad was a tank driver in ww2. He was ordered to get out of thank and look around but my Dad refused he said their Germans out there. The Officer busted him righ there and then and he got out himself. My Dad heard a slap and the Officer was hit at 400 yds and he said blood was splashing over the stretches when they got him in it , he was hit in the hip.

[@vingeiandelosreyes8178]

Really?

[@leandroleanmarcelino3662]

L

[@keepjuggin]

@@leandroleanmarcelino3662 bruh

[@joefillepro4208]

Hmm some people is lying about their grandpa and dad in ww2 and can you guys stop you guys are making non sense shits.

[@brandonhallam51]

@@joefillepro4208 stfu, a lot of us had relatives in WW2.... it was a WORLD WAR

[@MrGA555]

For a delete scene this was extremely good

[@landonsorenson9278]

It was in the movie, but not exactly the same, that’s why it’s an alternate scene.

[@andyrrafaelthebeastemperor8709]

This scene reeks of character development, it would've showed us the viewers how much the death of the crew member affected the rest of them. Instead we are shown Norman throwing up because he saw what's left, that's how they summed up the crew member. So many deleted scenes are so good and should've been kept in the final version.

[@vibingwithjoseph4100]

To my non Spanish speakers my boy said “pronto te veo “ which means “I’ll see you soon “ so it’s a nice little line knowing they didn’t make it at the end 🗣

[@chrismacdonald4570]

I thought he said ,"Too bad you died, tomorrow is enchilada night in the Mess." Thank You for setting me straight.

[@movinginsilence1254]

@@chrismacdonald4570 oh brother, this guy stinks😑

[@trashedsti7869]

I thought this scene was in the movie, I definitely remember it

[@SauFps]

It was

[@Dondingdingding]

No the first scene where there are soldiers lining up and a truck piling the bodies was not included

[@cloneforce9959]

It was, they didn’t return to the camp it’s just the beginning

[@JamesinAZ]

I think the dialog is changed a bit,

[@SierraGolf017]

This isn't a deleted scene, it's an alternate version of a scene

[@itsme-mj9ic]

2:23 daymn that’s a clean hair line

[@lyagami4994]

No damage

[@lhd4278]

It's Brad bitt ofc his hair is always on point

[@MmedicatedGoo]

@LHD, I second that. Dude is flawless.

[@alanjamesh.zamorano1677]

Million dollar hairline

[@SamTehGr8]

hollywood actor known for his looks, it's probably transplanted, he's pushing 60 years old.

[@larrysmith1568]

I saw this movie. It was very good. It was a dark movie. I couldn't get over how dirty the camps and troops were, as if there was no attempt to clean up. I realize it was combat at it's worse but mud and blood was everywhere.

[@thomasmusso1147]

Yep .. for 'realism' in a War Movie, look at the hands .. they're filthy .. and the uniform front .. especially the pants. That is where one one wipes the hands.

[@annescholey6546]

After Malmedy the doughboys wanted the war to end. With retribution.

[@firingallcylinders2949]

If there's one thing there's plenty of in war it's mud mud mud

[@codyamann12345]

You'd be amazed how dirty dudes get after just a few days or a week in the field for training. Even on the rare occasions that a field shower is set up, you still only have so many uniforms with you, and will still walk around covered in mud and clay and smelling like shit.

[@peterglony6870]

@@thomasmusso1147 well this movie was good but definetly not realistic

[@rickhibdon11]

I read Eisenhower's history complete history of the ETO. They actually laid miles of pipeline across England and on the bottom of the English Channel to keep fuel and oil supplied.

[@icedwhitechocolatemochafra9851]

Wow didnt know. How much did they supply through the pipes?

[@roger5555ful]

@@icedwhitechocolatemochafra9851 8% was by pipeline,the rest in tankers cans etc

[@farmerned6]

PLUTO then DUMBO what the hell would Ike know about either

[@RetroShark360]

Link or book?

[@johnswanborough8923]

PLUTO Pipe Line Under The Ocean

[@paulsery5878]

My late father was a combat engineer who dug up mines & unexploded munitions, supported river crossing, helped free Nordhausen and at times acted as infantry in support of tanks. He and his unit came up against a Tiger during urban fighting. It was absolutely terrifying; fortunately for him (and me!) they survived. This comes off as realistic.

[@garyK.45ACP]

Pitt's rank is Staff Sergeant. The replacement calls him "First Sergeant"

[@willthurman9022]

gary K First Sergeant could’ve been killed, not uncommon for an E6 to be “Acting Jack” or acting 1SG.

[@willthurman9022]

gary K Good catch though

[@mementomori4051]

Will is absolutely correct. 1SG is not only a rank, but a position in the company. I served as a company 1SG while a Sergeant First Class. My guys, and the guys in our sister companies, called me First Sergeant.

[@MarcoJesusPerez]

@@mementomori4051 nothing like having the job but not pay, eh?

[@josephzanes7334]

Marco that is fairly common in the military - having to do a job you arent yet slotted for - things gotta get done with what you have at that moment. Not a total loss though - you earn valuable experience and professional respect within your unit.

[@Kriegerdammerung]

This scene actually makes the film better, it shown US soldiers are humans that suffer, not super heroes, not a special breed of tough men. Edit: Thanks for all the likes! Yikes, I'm popular!! woowhooo!!

[@sarahjames927]

That’s why I liked the pacific miniseries. The absolute hell those men went through during and after ...

[@aster1sk989]

Yeah that's true they were not some special Men bred for battle like the Spartans

[@rebotsomat]

Anyone who thinks they were supermen was a moron. The average gi was about 5'9 and around 26, but as the war continued, more and more green troops were called up. They were just kids.

[@aster1sk989]

@Donal Animations jeez we know no need to yell chill man

[@MrJueKa]

"... it shown US soldiers are humans that suffer, not super heroes, not a special breed of tough men" it`s no different with the German soldiers, they were also people who were sent to war by their government, just like the US soldiers, but that`s not shown in hollywood and is always forgotten

[@crimsondragoncj5467]

He said to me "No you are not.", I would be saying; "Oh sorry, you're right. Have a nice day".

[@Donrudo]

No you wouldn't of because orders are orders and you must follow them. If he was told to be there then he is there regardless of what that tank commander thinks.

[@crimsondragoncj5467]

@@Donrudo Perhaps you are right - but then again, I was always told I would never do well in the military, so...

[@Orca19904]

When the Private told him he got his orders from the Master Sergeant, that was the end of discussion as a Master Sergeant outranks both the Private and the Staff Sergeant (Pitt's character).

[@sela562jig]

@@crimsondragoncj5467 yeah well during that time you pretty much had no choice. You were most like drafted.

[@Orca19904]

@Burtle Turtle The point still stands, as a MSgt. still outranks even a 1SG.

[@matthewgraham6980]

A countless Number of Army problems start with a Master Sergeant and a clip board.

[@nickhanlon9331]

The British called them clipboard warriors. Not fondly remembered.

[@aerlial360]

In this case it was Clint Eastwood's son, Scott Eastwood, who now looks like Clint's 30+ year-old self.

[@alexmark8917]

Not a phone in sight just a bunch of dudes livin in the moment

[@LouSasshole_]

lmao what does this even mean

[@lk6912]

Stfu

[@herrtomkat92]

Despite the many mishaps in regards to accuracy in the movie (battle tactics), it’s one of the few American war movies that makes you feel the sense of constant dread in a war.

[@nigelmcquinlan1887]

Before Field Marshal Montgomery left for Normandy he was specifically told that the UK had reached the bottom of the manpower barrel. The British Army (on the dawn of D-Day) was as big as it was EVER going to get. There was no more! Plus the Japanese Empire was ALSO yet to be defeated in the East. UK Anti-Aircraft units were to be progressively stripped to be field replacements. The V1 Blitz put a dent in that plan as these batteries were relocated to intercept V1 coming across the channel. This abated once launch sites were located and neutralized. There nothing that could be done with V2 strikes - except winning the War in Europe faster. Canada had manpower problems, New Zealand had to cut back NZ 3rd Div (fighting in the Pacific) in order to replenish NZ 2rd Div fighting up through Italy ( about 58 % casualty rate KIA/WIA/MIA/DOW) more RNZAF Fighter Bomber strike effort was put into the Pacific to compensate with Heavy Bomber Sqns staying attached to the RAF to continue the destruction of Nazi infrastructure supporting their war effort. I believe in "Citizen Soldier" by S Ambrose, High School Graduates were essentially being drafted for War Service in the US to meet the demands. Yeah, overall the Allies had reached the point of maximum effort. 19/20 yo Pl Commanders! Remember if the USSR had not blunted the Nazi effort (and lost 20 million-plus) grinding down the Nazi war machine it could have been a lot worse. I believe Stalin informed Marshall Zurkhov that there were minimal reserves left as well. Berlin was their end -game the rest was to bluff the Western powers in the Politics to follow. Academics today can argue that from the comfort of hindsight and comfortable life. Fact is Allied resources were NOT inexhaustible. That was Europe - the war against Japanese Empire was not finished yet either!

[@BradBrassman]

Yes, and given the above you can see why they used those two bombs on Japan. In Germany however, I guess that the allied bombing campaign would have continued until the Nazi regime collapsed or a Atom Bomb was ready for Berlin?

[@peterb8679]

The Russians had 52 Divisions in the field when they took Berlin with nothing left in reserve.

[@REALMWS]

Brad Brassman they wouldn’t have dropped one on Germany. Japan is pretty isolated and a fairly safe target without having to worry about who is beside or near them. Europe is very dense with lots of countries close together not to mention the allies in and around Germany.

[@peterb8679]

aboctok absolutely right. In fact 9 out of 10 Axis soldiers were fighting against the Soviets in the East. Ironically if Hitler had allowed the generals to fight the war using an elastic defence they potentially could have fought the Russians to a standstill

[@samuel10125]

@@peterb8679 Hitler given bad order's has been debunked during Barbarossa infact it was his generals that weren't listening Hitler wanted to go for the oil supplies because the German army was running out at this point he was right unless the army had more oil it's future plans would be severely hampered his generals wanted to go straight for the capital instead thinking it would cause the Russian's to surrender.

[@OrbitFallenAngel]

I loved this movie! I'm a tank-enthusiast anyways and this movie was my favorite! The music is haunting and creepy and it adds to *Fury* returning to their camp... You see all of the tired and battle hardened troops and you can't but feel empathy for them all! I'm so glad that we won the war..but at a terrible and high cost.. Great movie clip! Thank you for posting this..!

[@JohnSmith-gu1dq]

“We”, you mean the Allies, right?

[@billtribble2904]

War IS hell. Pray that humanity stops this madness! ⚰️⚰️⚰️😞

[@MrPhotodoc]

"I ain't shit in a week". Oh boy, is that gonna hurt!

[@risto4216]

Held one in for a week when i was in mandatory military service, it doesnt hurt, but after the third day you will start feeling that turd move inside your ass, and hell it is not comfortable, the worst part was when we returned to the barracks, the amount of moaning in the bathrooms was insanely funny, but man, the way that one shell tore up my asshole, jeez.

[@Fucisko]

When you let that bad boy go that shit feels like heaven tho

[@drvonschwartz]

"can't do shit about the mechanical issues" this one little line has always irritated me just a bit. That's probably the one thing they could do. Can't make the tank bigger, or thicken the armor, or magically make the gun bigger in the field. They did have loads of spare parts for those Shermans, however. Chances of a Sherman being disabled and finding parts to fix it in the field were very high.

[@oldmatevb]

How would you know mate you weren’t in ww2

[@chillout8320]

Dude it’s a history fact that Sherman’s are easy to repair and replace

[@oldmatevb]

Chill Out yes Ik issues that sounds like it was a few things wrong with her and not to mention they were going on another mission in a few minutes. Plus they probe would of tried to fix it after that scene. And maybe the gunner that previously died was the best at doing that shit idk Idk much about the crews

[@CallsignYukiMizuki]

A different interpretation: they have access to those spare parts but the crew don't know how to fix those specifica mechanical issues by their own and needs mechanics

[@Kurogumo]

Not as much as you would think, read some diaries of US tankers, supply issue did crop up quite often.

[@KidFresh71]

I will never get tired of watching scenes from this incredible film.

[@quiverdog]

Fury was a good film, old settings, modern music mix loved it

[@manuelcalderon5863]

Now I understood why when he was asked by the young guy about his labour he said: "no, you're not" and then "god damnit". Those expressions had a whole meaning. He didn't want him to be there cause he looked so young.

[@TI4438]

No,it was proboably because he was 'green'!

[@SamFisher007]

No, it's because he was fresh and had no experience in combat or with tanks. He was a liability and would have to learn real quick or he'd get men killed as seen later on.

[@seanno9744]

The score in this scene is incredible. Nightmarish but incredible

[@RandomFBIguy]

Say it with me folks, *Realease the movie with all the scenes neatly stitched together so we can get the whole story!*

[@Sickofsociety1]

Title should be "Fury , no different scene than in the movie."

[@JPerry-jw9ik]

It is too different!

[@LogieT2K]

No different from the version i watched here in newzealand

[@Sickofsociety1]

@@JPerry-jw9ik Different how?

[@JPerry-jw9ik]

@@Sickofsociety1 in the american version Brad gives them their orders and walks away. When church asks him where he is going he doesn't respond.

[@Sickofsociety1]

@@JPerry-jw9ik Ah, ok. Thank you.

[@jakeking974]

This one feels especially rough because I feel like, while the boys have sympathy for the wounded, they won't be wounded. If they get hit, they'll be dead, just like we watch later on. That look on Jon Bernthal's face says it all, "this is horrific, but at least you guys get a chance. We'll be dead before we leave this tank".

[@doobledevil]

the music really fits this scene

[@fallout0624]

Way late i know, my ex's grandfather fought in WW2 he was a Sergeant in Infantry. He said he his platoon helped a Tank Platoon take out an 88, a tank commander got hit by the 88. After the fight he went to check up on the tank that had its commander taken out (the tank stopped after the commander was hit). He said he just saw the gunner shaking the commander asking him what to do and to wake up.

[@ultraplus8917]

I love how this movie gives a since of dread like it's just sucks the life out of you the scenes and the music...war is hell and they make that very apparent

[@syamirsyamir83]

I dont know how many times i watched this movie, i can watch it again n again and never get boring, and the sentimental always fresh. The actor great, director and all cinematic team wonderful and geniiussss! This movie make me realized how life is valueble and how much the army sacrifice for this world peace, even they givrn order to go to war, but believe me they dont want it either. And most of them died for their country and thier ppl not even know them and definately appreciate them

[@codyschmidt510]

"No you are not" idk why I laughed at that.

[@joelellis7035]

You knew it was going to happen. All these dirty, ugly looking battle-hardened men walking around with 1000-yard stares, and then this fresh faced kid in a clean uniform runs up and says, "I'm your new assistant driver!" It's like, "Hell, naw! You are not ready for this shit!"

[@cubstercubman6158]

Fury in my opinion is 1 of maybe 2 of my all time War movies and same for All Time Best Movies. Acting was awesome, I could feel what they were feeling (emotional). Everything was great. I am curious what gun they had. I have seen videos saying 75mm, other 105mm . Just watched them again. Unfortunately the armor on The Sherman was not good. The 88mm went through the amor of Sherman like it didn't it was not there. Father in Law during The Korean Conflict would retrieve damaged tanks. He never talked about it, except his spouse. That is all he would say , what his job was. I cant imagines of the remains still in vehicle that he had to witness.. They who crewed The Sherman, God Bless you. You have some huge balls and guts. Thank You

[@dannyhoward3437]

The main gun on this tank is a 76mm.

[@jonathandaToker]

Pronto te veo. I’ll see soon. Such a powerful line the foreshadowing

[@28pbtkh23]

The music as they arrived at the camp reminds me of some of the incidental music in Excalibur from the early 1980s. They’re both describing nightmare scenes.

[@c.o.d.b.l.u2675]

It seems like they excluded a lot of incredible & important scenes. I’m a huuuuuge war movie viewer and when I watched this I finished off feeling like what the hell was that. I wanna see an extended version with all scenes man.

[@uchibenkei]

decent movie until a whole platoon of germans decided to run around a disabled tank to get shot at. pure nonsense.

[@tomh2572]

Well I'm sorry to hear that you would enjoy it more if they instantly destroyed it and the movie ended without its final scene.

[@Ghastly_Grinner]

I would say the bigger BS is the crew of the Furry saying they fought from Africa to Italy then to through france and into germany in a tank that wasn't issued until after Normandy

[@shadowaker6260]

@@Ghastly_Grinner The Shermans fought on Afrika

[@spraymantis8998]

Yeah it went from realistic to fuck yeah merica.

[@Ghastly_Grinner]

@@shadowaker6260 the 76mm version don't really make it into service until after normandy The US was too focused into TD docrren and thea diead that the Tank was a dedicated deliveries of HE and machine guns for the infantry

[@Grummsh00]

Honestly this should have been some kind of mini-series instead of a movie. It felt like that characters were deeper than the movie had time to develop.

[@nycot107]

So sad when he said he wanted them to send him home to be buried, when the sad reality is there were more soldiers buried in the countries they died in rather than bought home.

[@cloneforce9959]

A big bulk of this scene Was in the movie with a few bits cut out.

[@Rose.Of.Hizaki]

This movie should of had a cameo from sgt oddball from Kelly's Heroes. they didnt even need to give him lines - Just have him working in the background being sgt oddball

[@joak.]

RoseOfHizaki that would be great

[@MikeJones-qn1gz]

“Over the motherlovin bridge”

[@mannygreywolfsdb9936]

2:43 I'm wondering whether at this stage in war, the Allied Forces were also finding it hard to look for replacements. These replacements are just kids! History always mention that only the Germans were being replaced by old men and kids.

[@jimminey-fooking-cricket4903]

Near the end of the war the Canadian army was stripping every non combat warm body they could to fill the fighting ranks clerks cooks and anti air craft gunners and any one else. So yeah at least one was having trouble.

[@Avalanche041]

The Replacement system the US was using had completely broken down by late 1944. Soldiers were arriving to the front with inadequate training. Many new soldiers had only ever fired their rifles in basic and had no experience with machine guns, grenades, bazookas, or any other weapons they would need to use. Things were so bad that many people who should have been declared unfit were allowed to sneak in through the cracks. At least one company in the 4th ID division received a man with a birth defect that prevented him from lifting his rifle above his hip. Specialty units such as anti aircraft companies, anti tank units, administrative units etc were being cannibalized and their personnel sent off to fill vacancies in the line companies. Many of these men had not fired their rifles since basic.

[@if131]

The US Army has always used kids, men but theyounger the better

[@mecate818]

At least they dont use 10 year olds

[@derekbaker3279]

@@jimminey-fooking-cricket4903 Yes, definitely by the time the Canadian Army got to the Scheldt & the Netherlands. Furthermore, very few infantry got to go on leave, because no-one was available to fill in. So, the level of exhaustion among the troops was terrible. But, considering we only had a population of 12 million, we did alright!

[@mikaelgrande6968]

Most casualties for tank crews happened when they were outside of the tank. Which makes sense, you are in a steel box protected from most things.

[@karatekoala7345]

This scene really helps emphasize that to the rest of the crew, Norman was a replacement and their hostility to him is easier to sympathize with. Their friend, their brother, is hauled out that tank and carried off. Literally the next shot is Norman showing up.

[@Geof717]

0:55 Thought there was a hair on my screen in the upper lefthand corner..

[@DarioVarasG]

This movie is gold. They did with the WWII genre the same COD:WAW made years ago with the wartime FPS. Just brilliant, absolutely brilliant.

[@seansabhaois]

For all it's shortcomings & there are many, for me, Fury is a great movie; Not a feelgood movie, but nonetheless the sweat, the mud, the blood, the piss, the puke, the fear, men being pushed over edge of reason. Troops & civillians dying for pratically no reason, It's all there. These are the tank crews who made it from the beaches. They learnt their trade, while on the job, now they're driving tanks held together with duct tape & crossed fingers. And the war still had a few months to run. There was still a whole lotta killing, yet to do.😐

[@derpynerdy6294]

The music never made you feel wow dude Wow

[@williambowen1771]

One of the top 5 war movies and cast in history!!

[@slappymcgillicuddy7532]

not even close to the top 5. Saving Private Ryan Apocalypse Now Black Hawk Down Platoon Full Metal Jacket and thats for starters

[@RyannAU137]

2:19 “Bell, We got a job to do!”

[@marcelesze4226]

I thougt i was the only one who thaught the same :D

[@CharlesSmith-vk8co]

Always wondered how come that the hair of these guys is always perfectly styled...

[@jrickducking6685]

Grease and human blood gel

[@matthewmoran5297]

Love Steven Price's style of music! He *more* than deserved that Oscar for _Gravity_ !

[@Wombats-1]

I always remember this movie for one scene, when Shia is giggling on top of the tank. It’s awesome

[@SergioGarcia-on1cv]

"Pronto te veo Rojo". " ill see you soon red".

[@carloswfyb1828]

Ya sabemos wey

[@alekpiercedraws6571]

Masture Sargent with the clipboard. God dammit.

[@garycooper8687]

Here is a story for you all. When I got back from my first overseas mob and lived in Arizona, I had an old neighbor come over and offer me a old western magazine to read. It was his intro. He had a lot of markings on his face and I always chalked it up to skin cancer removal or age related issues but he told me it was shrapnel from the Battle of the Bulge. He had been medevaced to France and done time there recovering from wounds when he was told that he would lead a new heavy tank squadron to battle. He tried to talk the CO out of it but took the assignment. Told me the crew prayed every day that it would take them too long to get back to see combat. They made it back three weeks before the end. He told me that the crew calculated that they killed 200 Germans in the war. He told me they cried all of the time thinking about the fathers, brothers, uncles, cousins that the killed. I didn't know how to respond. Once you have seen war and talked to veterans these movies all pale. Will they ever make one about men crying over the people they killed? Wouldn't look right on screen would it?

[@aston4057]

I mean I think we should acknowledge that that kind of experience can't be replicated but this movie does focus on the emotional side of war alot more than other war movies

[@techzone2009]

I can't imagine how europian countries suffer from war ....god give solider heaven ❤️❤️❤️.... love from Nepal 🙏

[@b376010]

Note the Dragon Wagon in the background...not many of those left!

[@remuvs]

Man, even just the dialog is far superior to the final edit. Grady's "Don't let him touch the ground" when moving Red's corpse tells us so there's more to him than the crude prick we see when meeting Norman.

[@johnpipo4754]

This should have been in the movie

[@lagend3]

It was in the movie on begining of the movie for me

[@vandourxavili2438]

It is dude

[@derpynerdy6294]

I prefer the one in the movie

[@TacticalmailmanII]

There are a quite a few scenes that should’ve been in the movie

[@dogan6070]

This film was awesome! Good acting, good storyline, I also like it because the film was Dark all together excellent film.

[@klbalb2238]

I love this movie❤️🎥💜

[@damionss3738]

me in hell let loose and i get a tank crew of level 10s and 2s

[@danisoup]

I remember when my grandpa says in a Viatnamese war he said "You came here for die"

[@omarmendoza7150]

This movie is soooo goood

[@Ghost51492]

This is a pretty accurate depiction of how it went down when I met my dead beat dad for the first time, a lot of “NO YOUR NOT!!!” , “ WHO TOLD YOU THAT?!?!?” and “GOD DAMN IT!!!”

[@_lime.]

I think this is one thing that always sets apart battles in the first and second world wars from modern wars in the middle east, the dreariness. The mud, the rain, everything is damp, it's just seems so much more depressing.

[@billtribble2904]

War is depressing. Time to end endless wars! 🕊️

[@Betroid]

2:18 cod Cold War intensifies

[@jaikishan2815]

That's exactly how we feel when we get a fresher into our team to replace a senior position

[@TheGhjgjgjgjgjg]

I can't take Brad Pitt's character seriously in this movie.He's so over the top arrogant that it's comical because everyone else looks so broken

[@coronavirus3688]

He's just broken as everyone else. He's just tryna man up because he's the man in charge

[@naikiklis]

Actually he were broken aswell he even cried how hurt he were but he had to show others strong will to keep fighting. You are so dumb to post such shit without even looking at movie

[@virginianative847]

Must of been hell. I’m so grateful I will never have to experience something like this. I know it’s movie but it portrays the miserable way of war.

[@AbysmalRandomn3ss]

Eh, we may again seeing how the world is going now. Ya just never know.

[@ELViejito100]

The version of the movie that i watch this escene was deleted

[@rcroone2034]

“My grandpa once said it doesn't make a damned bit of difference who wins the war to someone who's dead” R.I.P Lauren 1919-2016 A story of my grandpa said he was order to aim at the tower of Pisa and scare the sniper out of it one of the guys thought he said shoot at it you’ll never here that in a history story The leaning tower of Pisa was almost shot by a artillery bullet

[@seoulkidd1]

MREs make you constipated lol

[@zebradun7407]

K rations then.

[@johngregg3659]

seoulkidd1 Ate some WW2 c rations in 1974; found them in an auxiliary storage area on USS Saratoga, CV-60; ship built in late 50’s, cans said 1943, no idea where they came from, likely from a decommissioning carrier on there for potential Marine contingent deployment. Beef hash-like I guess, needed ketchup real bad. Mostly indistinguishable food-like substance. MRE’s much better IF you got the “Not for aircrew” meals (late 80’s).

[@robertrowe8531]

yes they will...thats why you drink a shit load of water with them and add some fibre powder to the water

[@paulscountry456]

This movie was well done,the acting is superb.

[@BobSmith-dk8nw]

They really should have left this in. .

[@elijahsmith9685]

who told you that Master sergeant with the clip board god DAMMIT

[@danielssessionvlogs8977]

2:19 We got a job to do

[@Jacob33333]

Makes me wish this scene and many if not all the alternate and deleted scenes were kept in this 2014 war film. P.S. That dark music is so badass and haunting at the same time. Please leave any comments and click the thumbs up.

[@lb7525]

This isn't really an alternate scene it's just a longer less detailed scene of the one in the movie

[@musicmike1960]

One of the best movies ever...

[@elizabethwedge9136]

The allies were only on the continent in action for a little over a year after the invasion...Germany was tapped from being in the Soviet meat grinder for 5 years. Not enough tribute is paid the to 27,000,000 soviets who made that victory possible

[@carloko08]

more than a half of that soviet soldiers die by famine or frozen cos soviet army simple not provide them whit the necesary for their subsistence, the casualties in action was very low of that number, actually LOTT of soviets soldiers was saved by germans soldiers feeding them, soviet army was poor at hell, poor and stupids, well, comunist, what more, "allies" help with MILLIONS OF DOLARS and stuff to comunist so 27 millons at less 15 millions die by the complete incompetence or comnist army

[@28pbtkh23]

The Russians have made their own films about WW2. It’s not for us to do that. Mind you, recent history books have pointed out that the Eastern front was where most of the Wehrmacht was destroyed.

[@zolafuckass8606]

Goddamn, you *feel* the exhaustion.

[@dangerousfreedom5340]

Jon Bernthal’s character was the only realistic character in the whole film.

[@johnbraun4204]

No

[@marnv2956]

Thank you and God bless

[@mrfroggy5759]

This isn’t a deleted scene this happens near the beginning

[@landonsorenson9278]

“Alternate scene”

[@ChristopherCudworth]

This scene makes the loss of the prior gunner all the more painful. And the raw recruit all the more risky. Hence, the “goddamnit”

[@welshlyn9097]

Look it’s just a film,stop picking holes in it.if you don’t like it don’t waste your time looking at it.dear god help us.

[@duaneholcomb8408]

This was a good movie depicting. Life in,world war 2. Especially in,a tank. My great uncle faught in that war and. Was a gunnery in,a tank. , war is awfull. But this shows the horrors of that war. And the heroic things many did that we might have a better tomorrow,,,

[@TsutomuTomutsu]

The guys with e-cigs and smartphones tell me that something here ain't right よ。

[@the_Spin00]

Where?

[@abdulkadirsheikh3634]

I don't know why i still love this movie

[@edwardkenway8183]

Wow I didint see this... well the official have more ambience and atmosphere of war

[@jonbeams9786]

I had great uncles in the Atlantic and Pacific theater. They were 24-26 years of age. They never talked about anything, to anyone. After my tour of duty was over, I had a chance to meet a ww2 vet. And 1 skip of the tongue from me, got him to say 1 paragraph of walking through hell in europe. After that he never said a thing.

[@NewGuy2534]

My father HATED this movie, mainly because his father was a gunner in a Sherman and served every single campaign in WW2. Granted, if you asked the man, you would’ve sworn he slept through the war.

[@redengineer4380]

Me playing Warthunder: "Aw fuck my driver got knocked out" The crew: