The Ugly side of War Fury (2014) | FIRST TIME WATCHING

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[@BissFlix]

Let me know your favorite scene , Mine was the act of humanity at the end when the german soldier let Norman live

[@alarinvonengel7274]

Mine is when they're joking about the chocolate bar when they laugh at first, pause for a few moments then burst out laughing again.

[@carlosspeicywiener7018]

"You see that? That's an entire city on fire..."

[@philmakris8507]

Same for me.

[@David-wr5tg]

It would have to be the overhead view of the crossroads, near the end of the movie, which depicts the insurmountable odds that this tank crew faced!

[@MarcoMM1]

my favourite scene its the same as yours, he saw him and his despair in his eyes and he let him live, by not saying anything.

[@danielnavarro537]

"Ideals are peaceful. History is violent."

[@mantism.d.8363]

The "our fire is red, their fire is green" is indeed historically accurate. Those are tracer rounds. Placed every few rounds in the ammo boxes of the belt-fed machine guns. Gives everyone a point of reference during sustained fire. If I'm not mistaken, these colors were more or less agreed to during talks between the US and Germany. Neither side wanted to be shooting their own soldiers amongst the chaos.

[@ryanhampson673]

Yes, it’s a small bit of phosphorus at the base of the bullet that ignited when fired, usually every 5th round is a tracer. So for every tracer you see there are 4 bullets you can’t.

[@GatorNick]

The Germans were not known for tracers. Only Russsia, England and the US used them...they were mostly white and red.

[@mantism.d.8363]

@@GatorNick Well I've seen the green tracers from German forces portrayed in several different movies and games about WW2. And I swear I remember reading about it. But I also think that by the t8ne we were pushing into Germany, they were going bankrupt, their resources depleted, etc. So it's very likely they would not have been spending extra money and resources on something like this anymore. And I'm sure a lot of it would depend on how close you are to the main hubs in the supply chains as well, or how important your unit was in the grand scheme.

[@robertbrunner4379]

It's not because of that but due to the stuff they had to make them as we used phosphorus which burned whitish red and while germany used a element that burned green for there tracers

[@davidcooks5265]

Lol I've told so many people that, it's not lazers!👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@xensonar9652]

To understand the dinner table scene you've got to understand that their psyches are hanging on by a thread. War has ploughed out their humanity and they are still raw from the loss of their battle brother, as well as still processing the horrors and violence they themselves have had to endure and inflict. I believe they feel betrayed by their captain, betrayed that it wasn't them that got invited, that they weren't welcome, that he took the new guy instead, even after everything they've been through together. The captain wants to just forget it for a small moment and knows he can't with them around. He needs it. But they can't forget it. It's killing them inside, and it's spilling over in this scene. The captain wanted to steal some normality, a make-believe family dinner, just to breath one breath of relief. They walk in and find out they are not considered part of that family. And that's the strange tension and conflict that erupts. It probably would have happened somewhere else if not here. The truth though is that they are the ones who are probably right: there is no relief to be had, and you can't pretend there is. There wont be any relief, even after the war ends. It's just death upon death.

[@bran1886]

Perfectly said.

[@kavzz918]

Well said.

[@xensonar9652]

@@MichaelSSmith-hs5pw I didn't know his rank, so just referred to him as the generic "captain" of the vessel and crew.

[@xensonar9652]

@@MichaelSSmith-hs5pw Calm down. It's been nearly a decade since I saw the film. No need to be a drama queen about it.

[@xensonar9652]

@@MichaelSSmith-hs5pw Hold on, let me see if I can find a fuck to give about that.

[@Martonesdef]

I gotta say this; I LOVE that you translate the German talk when there aren't captions. Basic or not, that is such an amazing little detail in many of these WW2 pictures, and you never fail to keep your audience right with you in that. Truly amazing, thank you so much. ❤❤❤ I love your reactions through and through!

[@ctakitimu]

Those 'lasers' are tracer bullets, coated with phosphorous/magnesium so they shine bright. It allows for the person shooting to adjust their fire and see where their bullets are going. The downside is it allows the enemy to see where you're shooting from

[@philmullineaux5405]

Norman's reading of her palm came tragically true.

[@GuitarxWolf]

Fury is not based on but inspired by Audie Murphy, an Army lieutenant who told his men to retreat to the tree line, like Don did, and got on top of a nearby tank, used the 50 cal and held back German soldiers. He won the Medal of Honor.

[@soullessginger8069]

It was about Lafayette G. Pool.

[@rileytruax766]

did she say it was? also the movie isn't inspired by him that one seen is a reference to him the movie is loosely based on who this other guy said lafayette pool. audie murphey was the inspiration for rambo

[@winstonsmith8441]

Fury is a love story. The tank crew members love each other and sacrifice themselves for each other.

[@mastereppsreturns6586]

I think the reason why Grady was so mean when he found out Norman slept with Emma is because he's jealous. Not just by the rejection, but because he doesn't have any innocence left, Emma likes Norman, but is terrified of Grady, that really confronts him with how much the war has changed him. On top of that, he felt betrayed by his captain whom he's known for a very long time. That's why he couldn't stand Norman at that moment. 28:50

[@S1D3W1ND3R015]

A lot of people do not realize this, but this entire movie is all within one day. The beginning of the movie is morning and the end of the movie when Norman is rescued is the next morning. This puts into perspective of the daily tragedies that happened throughout the war and makes you a little more empathetic to the "A-Holes" in the movie such as Grady.

[@MrRoyboy76]

Grady opening up to Norman was my favorite scene

[@entelechy00]

Tanks were usually classified light, medium, heavy, and super heavy based on the main cannon. The Sherman tank's main cannon was the lightest and smallest a medium tank could have, and it's armor, speed, and range was like that of a light tank.

[@imalpha6026]

I'm pretty sure that at that time tanks were classified by weight (ww2 era) , at least so I remember

[@SuiLagadema]

I'll answer some of your questions. I'll have to ignore the ones related to story because I just don't have the knowledge to be accurate. Trust me, I've been inside one of those tank models and they're tight as a japanese subway (Full nerd: "Sherman M4A2E8"). They build a "set tank" to shoot the inside footage. The "mini bazooka" is referred generally as a panzerfaust. They were pretty effective when used on the side of a tank, as you saw. The assistant driver (AKA Bow Gunner) was supposed to quickly snap-shot people with panzerfausts or put enough bullets to deny them the window shoot (unless they wanted a quick way to take a dirt nap). A canteen is just a glorified metal water bottle. Lots of different makes and models through different armies. You would think the tracers are some sort of storytelling device but no. Those are the correct colors of the tracers used by american and german forces alike. About being desensitized, although I can't speak for killing, I can speak from the sense of humor: Dark, obscene, twisted, grotesque and dark (did I say dark already?). You get the picture. Ah! The "invincible" panzer. It's just a Tiger I tank. Plot armor, that's why. Although the Tiger could easily punch through a Sherman's armor, the one commanded by Brad Pitt had a gun that could punch through the Tiger armor as well. "The .50" is just a heavy machine gun. Fires a 50 caliber bullet (12.7x99mm). Depending on who you ask it was an excellent/overkill size bullet to kill infantry. They're also a lot of fun to shoot. I think those are all the techie questions you had. Very nice video, enjoyed it very much.

[@wyattmann8157]

"Although the Tiger could easily punch through a Sherman's armor, the one commanded by Brad Pitt had a gun that could punch through the Tiger armor as well." Exactly. Fury had a 76mm gun. It could have defeated the Tiger's armor in many places, not just the rear. But it made for a great, edge-of-your-seat scene.

[@thunderjet644]

in the movie fury was a M4A3E8 but they used a M4A2E8 for filming

[@andirv5926]

You are one of the best reactors out there. Your humanity, empathy and emotions are real.

[@INDRIDCOLD83]

Dime a dozen, no hearts or replies to any comments. Just scroll down this page. She doesn't engage with ANYONE. Yall are just numbers to line her bank account.

[@vtown5630]

💯

[@Wezwolf]

Biss seems to only show empathy for "Hot male actors'. She showed ZERO empathy for any of the characters in the Exorcist. .Scenes of sexual abuse made her laugh. Highly superficial person.

[@MrElis420]

@@Wezwolf Shes literally... an idiot sometimes lol

[@BissFlix]

@@Wezwolf your comment is so messed up.

[@helifanodobezanozi7689]

Good reaction. The last battle in the movie is "Inspired" by a real battle fought by the most decorated US soldier in Europe, Audie Murphy. In his case, he single handedly faught 200-300 men using a .50 caliber (i.e. the big machine gun on top of the tank Brad Pitt used at the end.) The main difference is Murphy couldn't go inside of the tank destroyer because it had already been hit and was burning. Also Murphy successfully fought off the attacking Germans. After the war Audie became a movie star, even playing himself in a biopic. Sadly, he suffered from PTSD, which probably lead to his alcohol problem.

[@markhill3858]

well well :) this I did not know fascinating :)

[@warinsidemyhead8939]

Considered the greatest American soldier.....ever

[@markhill3858]

@@warinsidemyhead8939 what? what about your traitor general washington? what about custer? and I havnt even mentioned rambo ;)

[@markhill3858]

@@warinsidemyhead8939 seriously tho .. Im not a yank but I do read history widely .. tho I never knew audie was aught but a movie star :) but if I had to pick the greatest american soldier? .. Id have to pick geronimo. Held of the entire US army for what, 10+ years? with an army of I believe 28 men, AND draggin the women and kids along with him, plus having to steal any ammo and etc necessary to keep operational, no support at all .. this is unique.

[@lyndoncmp5751]

And the battle with the Tiger was probably part inspired by the lone Tigers the Americans and British encountered in April 1945 in north central Germany, around places like Hannover and Paderborn. The Germans threw in last minute ad hoc units with Tigers, or a single Tiger, which were previously in training schools. The US 2nd Armored Division encountered a lone Tiger I from Gruppe Fehrmann on 11th April 1945 near Achum (around 40 miles west of Hannover). This lone Tiger knocked out 3 Shermans and a scout car before withdrawing. Despite taking hits none of them knocked out the Tiger. The Tiger managed to get over the bridge to Lauenau. Source. Tigers In Combat Volume II by Wolfgang Schneider.

[@philmakris8507]

Under the rules of engagement(on all sides) wearing the uniform of the enemy was punishable by death. One of the reasons War Daddy made Norman kill the prisoner. I didn't know that the first time I saw this movie. It is a very confusing scene.

[@ctmdarkonestm]

more specifically wearing the uniform of the enemy while engaging in combat. the international courts ruled that disguises are fine for moving around and spying but you must declare yourself before shooting.

[@accountable9026]

You’re on of the best reactors and this movie’s in my top ten. Can’t wait!!!!!

[@loadmastergod1961]

No, you don't ever forget anything you see or do in war. But it does get better for those of us who have been there. The nightmares will never go away, but time will tame the night terrors.

[@qburns2035]

Theres a deleted scene that shows why Grady is the way he is. Not to mention theyve been fighting since North Africa, which means theyve been together since 1942. Theres also a deleted scene that explains why War Daddy is attached to Norman.

[@David-wr5tg]

You asked for suggestions, Kelley's Heroes, it's a comedy & a war movie, from 1970. On a side note, I've noticed you have not reacted to Liliac, a 5 member sibling band who's parents are Romanian. They do both covers & originals & are truly remarkable!

[@lyndoncmp5751]

KH is the most entertaining war movie ever in my opinion. Such fun characters. Crazy film.

[@kimnielsen3430]

So much to say! First the horse in the start is absolutely a symbolism, associated with war and saviour. In the late stages of the war a lot of "kids" became officers and such. Kids were unfortunately drafted and there is a famous group that managed to do some serious damage. Not lasers but tracers. Dressing in enemy uniform is a war crime and therefor punishable by execution. Sometimes crying is a show of strength... strength in humanity. They usually bite a cyanide capsule and shoot themselves. They hid their women because of what they were told what would happen when allies arrived. And unfortunately it did happen some places. The dinner scene is rough... But very well done! War changes people. PTSD is a very real condition and its affects are very different from person to person. "Do you feel it?! Its called WAR!" Such a powerful quote and scene! Which they have all experienced except Norm, until that point. Tigers... Bigger guns, bigger engines, better armour. Mines are still being found to this day. Canteens are what holds their water. Panzerfaust is not a mini bazooka. In fact a more powerful warhead. But as the movie portrayed, aiming was horrible. German did indeed use green tracers. While the movie is fiction it is indeed inspired by a real story. Great reaction and again, crying is not a weakness, quite the opposites.

[@kumiwanakilya00]

You usually handle rough movies pretty well but it seems this movie caught you on an emotional time. Hope life is going well and I truly enjoy your reactions

[@niftymagic]

You got the same smirk when Pitt took his shirt off as norman and the girl had after they came out of the room. 😃

[@BissFlix]

Thank you for watching the video, It means a lot to me . I will leave this pinned message here to REMIND everyone that i do not have TELEGRAM and there is no GIVEAWAY. Those you see are bot scams . Keep yourself safe and know that I would not ask for your info. ❤ ❤

[@philshorten3221]

This is a great follow up after Saving Private Ryan. You get to see another small group but now several months later after fighting their way across half of Europe their attitudes and mental stability have definitely changed!

[@jefferybarnett6056]

Canteen is a bottle that they carry water in. These days they are often made of plastic, in this war era, they were usually made of metal. Your water bottles are basically canteens. :)

[@Cthulwho69]

A Cantine is a water bottle basically, usually made of metal.

[@simonbryan9255]

It’s based on a true story , Sergeant Lafayette was the tank commander ‘war daddy’ , he named the tank fury and its in a museum

[@viceroy1980]

Boyd: Lord's protection Bisscute: Plot armor 😅😢😂

[@steveturner3999]

‘’You’re assholes but I got attached to you now!’’ Brilliant Bisscute! I love you’re réactions! You are much more intelligent than most and it is refreshing to hear intelligent interpretations of what is happening.

[@vtown5630]

What Dreams May Come is a movie you might like. Thanks for Fury reaction💜

[@Paisa231]

Joe Black, Interview with a Vampire, Scent of a Woman is my tips of drama/romance movies:)

[@Commander-vf1lk]

17:50 1) Teaching the new rookie to get used to it. 2) This is within the late war (1944-45) period. Nearly the end of the war. 3) That German wore a stolen US military uniform. From a personal perspective, that’s dishonorable, disrespectful, etc. especially to the dead. Basically, like stolen valor. Understandable that he did it to survive but still is a no go. He essentially forfeited all his rights as a POW (Prisoner of War). Why? How? It is generally not allowed for soldiers to wear uniforms that belong to enemy combatants. This is because doing so can create confusion on the battlefield and potentially put their teammate soldier at risk. Additionally, it is considered a war crime under the Geneva Conventions to wear the uniform of an enemy combatant with the intent to deceive. Another possibility of him being a spy. If he wanted to be a POW, he should’ve surrendered without stealing the uniform. However, there’s no guarantee depending on the kind of enemy unit you’re up against cuz even soldiers & officers can take it personally that they’ll just make a cover story for whatever personal reasons so they’re not caught doing a war crime themselves. Stuff like these happen regardless.

[@rcrawford42]

The real stars of the movie are two of the tanks -- "Fury" itself, and the Tiger I it is up against in the last fight. Fury is a working Sherman tank, made up to look like a Sherman Firefly -- ironically, not a tank the US Army used, despite the basic tank being a US design. The Firefly was a Sherman modified by the British to carry a heavier gun. The Tiger I is Tiger 131 -- one of the first Tiger tanks captured by the British during WWII. They captured it in North Africa, took it back to England and put it through tests, made training films with it, then handed it over to a museum attached to their primary armored training school. Tiger 131 was used in a film in the 1950s, then disassembled and stored at the museum. They eventually put it together, and it's now the only original Tiger that runs on its own, anywhere in the world.

[@soldsoul8080]

Fun Fact!: Not sure if it's already been mentioned or not. But the Tiger tank in Fury is an actual Tiger captured by British Commandos during WWII. Tiger 131. And it's currently on display at the Bovington Tank Museum! Always thought that was an interesting bit of this movie, that they weren't using some cloned tiger or one built off of a Russian T-series hull.

[@Berg126]

A war movie I never will forget, even though I haven't seen it for almost 20 years, is Casualties of War, it was hard to watch then, but the images in my head now from the movie hit even harder, old school movie, amazing acting

[@LordEriolTolkien]

The great strength of War movies is that they confront you viscerally with the worst and best that man can do to, and for, man. You are Meant to feel the moral and emotional pain so you can truly contemplate the meaning of life.

[@garrickanderson4533]

Pak 40s were field guns and were very useful for anti-armor roles. Thing about field guns is you can stick them anywhere in urban areas as well as open country woods or fields.

[@buzzfeng4365]

The "50" is the 50 caliber heavy machine gun, the good old Ma Deuce (Browning M2). The heavy German tank is a Tiger Tank. It had great armor but terrible fuel economy and was a logistical nightmare.

[@mokane86]

A great film to react to would be “Legends of the Fall”. It has a young Brad Pitt and Anthony Hopkins and is a family drama love story with some war and other dangers. Also add “Meet Joe Black”, it has a young Brad Pitt and Anthony Hopkins… it’s a drama romance with a touch of comedy.

[@xensonar9652]

A good love story is Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, or Her, or Edward Scissorhands.

[@raybernal6829]

As always Biss great reaction.... Your comments were very thoughtful about what was going on

[@Stevarooni]

[Fury] Best job I ever had. [Biscute] Best job I ever had.

[@OldScratch81]

Fury was more than capable of taking on panthers and tigers any 90mm gun could

[@Telthar]

90mm? I'm pretty sure Shermans were only up to 76mm (apart from the ones that were fitted with 105mm howitzers, but those weren't for fighting other tanks). Fury has a 76mm gun, the tank used is in a museum and it is a 76mm. This is somewhat confusing when you know that Shermans originally debuted with a 75mm gun. However, IIRC, this was lower velocity (with the ammo used) and simply not effective at penetrating armor. The 76mm was an upgrade, but still had difficulty penetrating the really heavy (and especially the angled) armor on Panthers, and Tigers (I and II). The only option was to get in close(although not as close as in the movie here IIRC) and hopefully line up on a weak spot if you wanted a good chance at a kill. The US did have tank destroyers with bigger guns (3 inch gun that was originally an AA gun).

[@petequesada2936]

I appreciate you watching this movie. I almost didn't watch your reaction because it takes such a toll. Didn't want to witness your pain. But, you chose to experience this and I decided to watch and share as well.

[@bkeyser]

Ok, since you mentioned it, Jim Carrey's Me, Myself and Irene is a good comedy.

[@EdmontonRealEstate01]

You would love "True Romance". It has a star studded cast, some of which are Christian Slater, Patricia Arquette, Dennis Hopper, Christopher Walken and Samuel L. Jackson. It also has two cameo appearances by Brad Pitt and Val Kilmer. I have a feeling you'll love it. I believe there are a few movies by this name. The one you want was made in 1993.

[@lisa2684]

Hey Biss, you should watch the movies called "Lone Survivor" and "American Sniper". Both are based on a true story, you'll definitely enjoy them.

[@sammurphy3343]

This movie accurately portrays motivations in combat. Most of the time you are shooting someone so they don't kill your men to your left and right. Even to this day that is the biggest motivation. To protect your soldiers.

[@derekgarcia1030]

Two great war movie suggestions, The Dirty Dozen and The Great Escape.

[@lyndoncmp5751]

Kelly's Heroes is way better and more entertaining than The Dirty Dozen. Both have Donald Sutherland and Telly Savalas though. KH is probably the most rewatchable war movie ever. Such great fun characters.

[@brycedyck8450]

"Please don't explode!!" LMAO😂

[@mileschang796]

The scene around the table, is a heartbreaking display of the brokeness caused by years at war.

[@robertoarrieta4588]

A tiger tank still to this day was one of the toughest. In ww2 Germany had better tanks and planes, but America had better handguns. It's just crazy how many had to die. I pray we never see a ww3

[@Beathoaven12]

amen

[@damienshepard6075]

Americans has a better industries too, and the Shermans are more easy to product real fast, no german's Tiger. Fact : The Shermans are an update version of French's tank "Renault FT" used by french army in WW1.

[@philmullineaux5405]

If Germany would have mass produced their version of the AK, the Allies would have had no chance.

[@lontollison6771]

This is s great movie in that it makes people who haven't had to go through it understand what it was like to go through it and breaks your heart in the process

[@mastereppsreturns6586]

19:14 He's heartbroken that he had to steal Norman's innocence.

[@blakewalker84120]

A "canteen" is the container these guys carried for drinking water. Every soldier had one and carried his own water into battle. Hard to know when you get to hydrate. You see the guy drinking from it at 38:24.

[@tonikaihola5408]

“Running eating the dirt”, in Finnish we say “running with your head as a third leg”, pretty much the same thing 😅

[@martensjd]

To oversimplify, the Sherman that the Americans are driving was an excellent tank, but classified as a medium tank. The Tigers were heavy tanks. The Tigers have an advantage in armament (guns) and armor.

[@James58Rams]

The count of monte cristo, serendipity, hitch, stranger than fiction, walk hard, the other guys.

[@randallbollinger9625]

Comedies… anchorman, dodgeball, Eddie Murphy raw, mrs. doubtfire, oh god, national lampoons vacation, national lampoons christmas vacation

[@YourGodStalin]

There's a lot of REALLY good scenes that were removed from the final cut of Fury that gave a lot of context/history to a lot of things in the movie.

[@drachon1]

the lights from the guns r known as tracer rounds. lets them see how on target they r

[@odchod]

Floppy floppy is my new favourite phrase from now

[@solvingpolitics3172]

“Are they lasers?” Those are flares. 1 of every four rounds/shots. It’s used to see what you are firing at.

[@Isen502]

This movie really captures trauma and how the disintegration of humanity, is one of the main ways soldiers cope with that trauma.

[@Andy.Smurphy]

To explain the tank battle scene .... Americans used Sherman tanks .. Germans called them tommy cookers as they tended to burst into fire after being hit, this tank also had light armour and an under powered gun. The German tiger was a heavy tank with great amour and a powerful gun. The Sherman tank's gun could not penetrate the tigers armour with the exception of a small section on the rear of the tank .. this is why they had to manoeuvre to get behind the German tank. A tiger or even a panther tank could easily take out multiple Sherman tanks before being destroyed ... the allies knew the limitations of the Sherman tank but still sent men out in them as they knew they could out manufacture the Germans so could replace destroyed tanks .... My grandfather had the job in WW2 of going in after the tanks battles, clearing out the dead bodies and pieces of bodies to get the tank repaired and then give them to a new crew ...

[@zahgurim7838]

"What the hell is this tank made of?" - Kruppstahl.

[@kevinc3427]

Those colored bullets are tracers. The main purpose is so you can see where your bullets are going; generally only used in fully automatic weapons, i.e., large caliber machine guns. In America we measure the size of bullets in tenths of an inch, we call this measurement "caliber"; this is the short version explanation. A 50 caliber, is 0.5 inches in diameter; a 30-cal is 0.3".

[@room2180]

The Tiger tank they fought, is Tiger 131. Captured in Tunisia, is one of about 7 Tigers, left in the world. It Is the only running Tiger left. For now. The Sherman "firefly" (I believe), they had, was still a Sherman. Nicknamed the "Zippo", by the Germans, the slogan, "Lights up first time, any time." It was estimated, it took about 5 Allied tanks, to knock out 1 Tiger. Fortunately for the Allies, the Tiger was extremely engineered and difficult to repair in the field. Out numbered, and too little too late, It was just a brief horror story. A little history, as best I can give it. Love your reactions!

[@room2180]

Tiger 131 now lives in Bovington, England. There are plenty of videos of it, driving around.

[@jimmeyer9106]

everyone is always told "there's no stupid questions." Any person asking a question is asking for information. Asking to understand should never have to be explained.

[@ryanhilton9401]

17:45 The execution on that German soldier was in line with accepted law of war at the time. If you are captured wearing any uniform item of the enemy army, you are automatically considered a spy outside the normal prisoner of war protections. Even a winter coat as was in this case.

[@BissFlix]

Oh I see, thanks

[@blakewalker84120]

The Fury is an M4 Sherman tank, made in the USA. The M4 carried a crew of five-commander, gunner, loader, driver, and a 5th man who could do any of those jobs as well as firing the secondary guns on the tank.

[@SoCalMeerkat]

When men graduate from West Pointe, they graduate with a rank of second lieutenant and will, in times of war, have commands that aren't commensurate with their experience. This is why sometimes they look so young.

[@kavzz918]

"All the animal tanks" LOL. Love it.

[@lumpyfishgravy]

Thank-you Biss for your reaction. It's not an easy movie to watch, but does a fine job of peeling back layers from the rough and masculine business of soldiering to reveal some humanity beneath. It reminds us we are no less human when we are doing something we don't want to do - but have to do. That's why faith plays such a central role. When you are fighting another man in the same position just a different uniform, where else can you go for validation?

[@billmacgregor8754]

A very nice gentle British comedy to look out for is, What We Did On Our Holiday.

[@blakewalker84120]

14:45 "What is that? Lasers?" No. When you fire guns at very long distances, it's almost impossible to tell what you are hitting. Machineguns fire lots of bullets and they kick and jerk so much that the gunner never knows if he's being accurate or not against distant targets. To solve this problem, they replace 1/5 of the bullets with a special kind of bullet that basically lights on fire when it is shot and you can see the glowing streak of fire as it flies through the air. The gunner watches those streaks to see what he's hitting and make his aim much better. Also, other nearby gunners can see what the first guy is shooting at so it helps them find targets too. These special bullets are called "tracer rounds".

[@pnwcruiser]

Junior officers like the lieutenant early in the movie often come straight from college with almost no military, and little life, experience yet they are put in charge of a platoon size unit (around 40 soldiers fully staffed). If they are smart they will work to learn from senior NCO's and their commanding officer. Most are and some aren't. Of course they also must live long enough to learn and become competent.

[@tduffy5]

"SO THEY DON'T GET UP AND SHOOT US IN THE BACK!" A valid point. I read an account by a German soldier. He said that Americans did not use their tanks and infantry together, properly. He said that American infantry would lag behind the tanks at a distance. That allowed the German infantry to stay down in their foxholes to avoid tank fire, then pop up after the tanks passed to engage the unprotected American infantry. If they had a Panzerfaust, they could pop up and shoot the soft rear of the tank, because there would be no infantry there to cover the tank. Here, the Americans are doing it the proper way.

[@artbagley1406]

While WW2 was, in truth, winding down in 1945, NO SOLDIER WANTED TO BE THE LAST ONE KILLED BEFORE THE ENEMY'S SURRENDER!!! Norman's palmistry is just flirting (foreplay) with Emma. Favorite scene: War Daddy apologizing to Machine as his life-blood pours out from the sniper's hits.

[@markhill3858]

the ".50" is the large machinegun on top. It fires a half inch wide bullet (.50) and can chop up small trucks even very light armoured vehicles. Drawback .. you must stand on the back of the tank to use it. Its full name is a "Browning .50 cal Heavy Machinegun". Yanks put them on top of everything that can carry it. It was first made in 1918 .. and yanks still use it today its that good a design.

[@DJH3006]

My uncle was very much like Norman fighting in Fallujah. He told me that when you first arrive, you arrive as a peacekeeper, you try to be nice to the locals, tell them you are there to help them. All of a sudden you hear one of your comrades / best friend was killed by a terrorist disguising himself as a civilian and all of a sudden you cannot help but imagine every civilian as a possible enemy. On top of this, you do not know who killed your best friend so you begin to develop hatred towards an entire race of people.

[@rc59191]

My cousin was at Fallujah too he was a First Sergeant with Force Recon.

[@OmarOtero-qm8ed]

I seen this movie about 10 times and it never gets old. Because it's so realistic to how war was before, but my best scene was when they all accepted death was guaranteed in the tank. And top found that bottle and said" well I won't be alive for the hangover anyway, the Bible say his best verse ever. Best job I ever had" to them it was a duty to our country not themselves. Love it

[@philmullineaux5405]

Somewhat true...Audy Murphy, wounded and on a burning non moving army tank, held off a German battalion for several hours by himself, with the 50 cal machine gun, on top of it.

[@jakaneesq]

a great love story/comedy/fantasy "Big Fish" you are one of my favorite reactors. oh also has a memorable happy, sad ending.

[@Neyenn]

One of my favourite movies I love it

[@vincentpuccio3689]

The Sherman tank used but mostly by the Americans were nicknamed zippo’s after the cigarette lighter meaning that lights up with every strike. It did not take much to kill those tanks. The Tigers on the other hand it took five American tanks to take out one German tank.

[@TheDeathAngel8]

Fun fact : the tiger tank used in this movie is the last runing and driving tiger tank in the word , tiger 131

[@ronlackey2689]

When the American Sherman tank had the short, low velocity 75 mm gun, that was the unfortunate way they had to deal with the Tiger tank. 3 or more vs. 1, lay smoke, flank it to the rear and shoot it in the less armored rear engine compartment. The Tiger had a massive advantage in armor and cannon. You just prayed you weren't one of the tanks the Tiger would easily kill. Fury is an "Easy Eight" version of the Sherman and had a more effective 76.2 mm high velocity cannon. It could actually penetrate the Tiger at a respectable distance.

[@urban-ueban]

13:59 I love the way she laughs

[@markmoreno8603]

13:30 when Lucius Malfoy gives you a compliment 😊

[@ronp1903]

I have a suggestion for a military movie with romance being a major part of the film. "An Officer And A Gentleman", a great movie with action and romance, one of my all time favorite love story. Be sure to have tissue handy. And I love your reaction channel and I'm always looking forward to your next reaction, thanks! 📽️🍿❤️

[@anakinskywalker8610]

A canteen is a container for liquid. Usually water in this case. He would have a personal canteen but they can be any size

[@Thane36425]

The white horse with the German riding it may have had some meaning. In Revelation, the Fourth Horseman of the Apocalypse is riding a pale horse, and he is Death. There may have been a translation error of sorts though. The original word, Greek in this case I think, didn't have an equivalent word in English so they used "pale". The word really meant greenish-white, the pallor of a corpse. The Sherman tank and most others in WWII had five crew. The assistant driver sometimes did assist the driver, but usually he operated the bow machine gun and radio, depending on the tank. Later tanks didn't need the fifth man because radios improved as did the handling of the tanks. At the end, the loader said they had four smoke and some "supercharged" and antitank shells left. The smoke are what set the building on fire. Supercharged were the explosive rounds. When he was using that tool on the he was setting a delay on the fuse. This was so the shell would ricochet and then explode in the air making the burst more effective. The antitank was a solid projectile that wouldn't have been much use against infantry. They had to get the machine gun off the roof because the other one broke. Tank guns usually have a machine gun alongside the main gun and is called a coaxial gun or co-ax. Since there were the same gun they could be swapped out. Maybe. Sometimes the guns are technically the same but different enough that a regular one could not fit in coax position. Lastly, if you want a somewhat odd romantic movie, try Tim Burton's "Corpse Bride".

[@Eric_S.]

"Me, Myself & Irene" (2000) is a comedy starring Jim Carrey.

[@MrOvertoad]

Dons burnt back was caused by a drunk'n wreck he had, thats why he didn't drink anymore. He was driving his brother who was named "Norman" home and he got in an accident whcih cause a fire. The fire burt his back, but the drunk'n wreck killed his brother. That is why Don felt a kinship with Norman.

[@bobdeleon3826]

Great reaction as usual. Stay strong, I also had onions in my room as I was watching along. Here's a quick list. Musical: Little shop of horrors. Comedy: Let's be cops or The other guys. Romance: When Harry met Sally. Horror: Drag me to hell. 😁

[@lontollison6771]

The Brotherhood of war is a strange thing people who would not normally associate with one another would gladly die by each others side

[@TimSmith-uc4pk]

A tank crew is four men, the Commander, Gunner, Loader, Driver and Asst. Driver. The German Tiger and Panzer tanks were deadly. The U.S. Sherman tank was no match against them. The guns on German tanks were bigger than American tanks.

[@Zankaroo]

If I'm not mistaken all the characters and the story are fiction except the final stand battle is loosely based on the story of a young soldier that survived his tank crew and held off/slowed the advance of German troops saving lives of other troops with just a M2 .50 cal heavy machine gun mounted on top of his tank.