Me too. Trust me, every single soldier or marine has at LEAST one day like this, mostly more. Out of nowhere you get an overwhelming sense of dread that you're going to die and freak out. I had multiple days during my 3 deployments like this. I just kept it to myself mostly. I'll tell you another crazy thing about war. One day your bravery will be insanely high. You'll run through automatic fire to take it out or help a buddy who's been hit. Then you'll turn around another day and have to will yourself to take a step over and over. It fucks with your mind badly. That's why a lot of us feel stuck and we can't shake it. I'm still fucked up 9 years later.
OMG yes! A huge part of essence of this movie right in that exchange and it was cut... wow! What a shame! Somebody forgot what the message of this movie was about...so glad I got to see these cuts though. Great stuff!
Have to agree this scene created context for his behaviour which didnt come through in the movie version.Unfortunately in that version one just sees a thoroughly nasty human. Bernthal also a very good actor.
Combat stress reaction too when it comes to anxiety of shells hitting the tank when not in combat. He definitely got PTSD after 4 years but I want a sequel where it shows the original tank of his getting his first bout of combat stress reaction
It’s Called Shell Shock. Post Traumatic- Stress Disorder took the humanity and pain out of a condition that needs the most attention. It went from Battle Fatigue to Operational Exhaustion to now a Eight Syllable Euphemistic American Invented some Madison Avenue jerk can make money out of the pharmaceutical industry
@@chrumazagaming455 You asking for a psychologist, which is what every leader should be. For his friendlies and his enemies. See the enemies perception to manipulate it.
I seriously am wondering how this "would of" has made it's way into modern english language. It's one of the MOST basic things to get wrong. I mean, you should've learned it at school. There's a reason why I wrote "should've" and not "should'f". It's should have. Could have. Would have. How did this happen. Seriously.
He really did. Dissed is a good way of putting it. He was portrayed as the asshole but he was a guy just like them who was having a horrible time coping.
He was, Pitt wasn't really believable tho: He felt off, I didn't believe his part in that scene, I think that's why they cut it, his reactions felt off
@@Maho2109 Honestly it's the same issue in almost every deleted scene. Pitt comes off as basically cold and manipulative instead of steadfast and reassuring once you add it all up. (That and the dialogue usually is a bittttt overdone, like hitting too many tropes at once) Great scene that could have been used with a few minor cuts.
Honestly, I think this scene was needed. The entire movie, he was nothing but a dick, and when he finally showed a bit of humanity at the end, it felt like they were forcing the scene to try and squeeze out some empathy for his character when he died. Instead, it came off as "oh look, he's human after all, now he's going to die." If this scene had been in, his death would have been a lot more meaningful to me. Instead, I felt nothing when he got torched.
U can straight tell from the beginning they all seen stuff they shouldn’t & he perfectly acted that out. The part about the chocolate bar 🍫 was when he was enjoying his time with his team & that’s all I needed to know he was cool 💯
He was the first to bully Norman but he was also the first to congratulate or praise him if killed some krauts. He just wanted Norman to man up in my opinion. The other soldiers didn't actually care for Norman at all.
What on earth were they thinking when they cut this scene? The emotional impact and heart wrenching performance by Jon Bernthal was superb. He captures the psychological effect of experiencing war and developing PTSD perfectly. Unquestionably the best Jon Bernthal performance I’ve ever seen.
As an actor it's got to be upsetting to put your heart & soul into connecting with a character and working with another actor to get it just right and have so much, maybe your best work cut out.
I know this movies gets a lot of flak from inaccuracies and "propaganda", but if there's one thing this movie got right is show what the horrors of war are kind of like, PTSD, gruesome unexpected deaths, loss of innocent lives. One of the reasons why I loved Fury was because of the gritty grungy dark tone of the film that not many war films nail.
VΛRZ It's not "propaganda" in any way, a propaganda film would not have the allies raping and pillaging a town, a propaganda movie would not have a scene where a German pow gets shot in the back while he begs for mercy and shows pictures of his family, I agree with you this movie is probably one of the best war movies of all time and is criminally underrated. Most of the people who hate on this movie are wehabroos.
RENZ - I agree with you, I enjoyed the gritty dark tone of the movie. I saw it opening day and then told my brother to go see it. He did, and then told me he didn't like it because it was too dark and gruesome. He said, "Who the hell directed this film, Tarantino?" I said no, the director is the one who also wrote it, 10 years prior to the movie being made, and he was a veteran, a submariner. My brother then watched the movie again later and had changed his mind about it, and he now likes the movie.
Murder Inc. - I agree with you. In the movie they shot the German POW in the back partly because he was wearing an American overcoat. In war time, wearing the enemy's uniform is an offense punishable by death. There have been movies made, like Saving Private Ryan and Lone Survivor, where letting the enemy POW go was a very fatal mistake, where they then come back to kill you. If I were in battle, I would have a very hard time letting the enemy go only to fight against you again. It doesn't make sense, and I hope our military has learned a few lessons from that mistake (Lone Survivor was a TRUE story) and have changed some of their protocols and policies. I agree that this movie is very underrated.
I think I know why. 1: Movie could have too long 2: Its easer to sell "Dump action movie" rather then emotional war movie where both sides show all shades of humanity, good and bad. 3: Guy who was in charge of cutting scenes was high and what bored him, he just cutted out.
Well I think the point of his character was to hate him due to him being an arsehole but still feel sad for him at the end. I think these scene would actually change how people felt about his character, kinda showing that he might be acting like an arsehole just to hide his human emotions.
That sence got me.It was so painful to watch.And when I first watched this movie was when I was only 6 years old.;/.Maybe that’s why I talk about war lots
This shows how much the crew is left alone and broken from Norman. Everyone they knew from North Africa to the Tiger battle are gone. And with their tank immobilized, he knew this was his last day
ItsStevieBoy nah that was nothing bad, in the real life we have a lot of war stories there was a german who killed over a 100 soviets and tanks all alone
All the original boys are gone. That really set the tone and let you in on how much they've gone through together and how long it's been for them just doing. That hits you hard.
antidepressants can often lead people over the edge to suicide. Its criminal they dont make people more aware of this. I feel happy that veterans are finally being allowed to take part in MDMA/psychadelic therapy to help them talk through their buried trauma. They deserve so much support and compassion.
This is heavy duty stuff. “You remember that, Don? Answer my fucking question. You remember that?” Man, that’s heavy. These boys really did an excellent job of portraying each of their characters. Fury is a great flick. “You think on it? Because I dream on it. Every night.” Geez! It’s like really watching these guys speaking, we’re just a fly on the wall. I’m really glad there are other’s in the comment section that appreciate the talent as well as the gravity of this scene.
Rams4life94 to be honest I think it was a pretty realistic depiction of late 1945 sort of desperate, tiring and sluggish combat apart from some small nit picks like how the Sherman high velocity 76mm gun couldn't penetrate the Tigers 80mm of side amour at almost point blank range.
To be clear; I really liked this movie. But I can't imagine a Tiger leaving its advantageous position and meeting the Shermans in the field. Also that SS battalion would have decimated that immobile Sherman at the end in like three minutes with panzerfausts instead of basically charging it.
Rams4life94 That is true yes. But I think the SS battalion might have though it had infantry support and they got ambushed because they couldn't see very well because it was dark and frosty or something because they were firing machines guns and rifles. I I don't believe anyone is stupid enough to shoot bullets at a tank. But I believe it was more for to make the climax of the movie interesting and stuff. And I agree the tiger commander did have some major autism when he left his hull down position but it was probably because they fired smoke rounds at it and he couldn't see them. And the tiger commander knew the tactics of shermans by now and he probably wanted to get sight of them as soon as possible.
Notice that when Grady says he’s scared don kinda deflects it, moving on but at the end of the movie norman says he’s scared and don replies with ‘I’m scared too’ Food for thought
Bless john bernthal he is another level he can go from insanity to scared depressed to hero!!! I love this mans work everything he has been in since twd has been a masterpiece because of him
The more I watch deleted scenes from this movie the more I wish they kept them in. They all have a dark yet honest approach to the gruesome nature of war. Also when he's twitching at 3:47 could that be a sign of PTSD? If so, even better performance from him.
Everyone breaksdown/handles stressful situations differently. Dexter does have an accurate analysis though, twitching is a sign of either neurological problems or more commonly some form of severe anxiety. My father has PTSD from being a 68 whiskey & he doesn't twitch in his PTSD attacks but some of them he does, so it varies
It can present that way during an episode. This would most likely be Adrenaline/Cortisol levels and stressors recalled. Plus, he's a drinker in the film. Possible DTs? Just throwing ideas out there. PTSD manifests in different ways, even within the same Individuals. It's a Cruel Disorder. #EndStigma #MAPS
That scene was amazing because don did his part making sure one of his boys was alright didnt matter what he said what he cried about or what he bitched about don listened and made sure he was okay. Thats a team..thats a leader...thats a family
man, the fact that they cut that out is saddening as fuck. I can relate to this so much, I remember one time begging our squad leader not to send us back out after we had already been out all day and I was mentally at the end of my rope. I remember him being so calm telling me to just take a deep breath and be ready for whatever because it didn't matter if it was today or tomorrow, if it was my time it was my time and there was nothing I could do about it. It made me feel oddly calm
They should have kept these scenes in the movie. 90% of the scenes I've seen that were deleted were character development, and we needed that in the movie. 5 guys locked down in a tank together for years, we gotta get a sense of brotherhood.
I met an old guy had been in Bastogne with the 101st Airborne, hit by artillery that blew his guts out, he recuperated , got married, and retired in Peoria Az...he confessed to me on bad days he couldnt get it out of his head and still had nightmares...2005 and he still had nightmares about it...his wife would pray with him in their modest home for him to get to sleep at night...I dont think anybody really knows what they went through.
Jon Bernthal lowkey killed it in this movie. They probably cut this scene bc it would be "out of character" for his tough guy persona, but imo its not out of character, its building it. It only seems out of character bc it wasn't in the movie. If all they did was leave this scene in that alone would have added so much depth to him, if they added like 1 or 2 more scenes or even just a couple more lines of dialogue where he isn't busting balls it would have been perfect. I loved this movie regardless.
Jon Bernthal said in the interview that he can't decide the final outcome of the movie. Filming it and being there was his experience. This tells that he is not happy that they haven't left this scene in the final cut
after watching several of these deleted scenes I sincerely believes that the people involved in this film has been done an unforgivable disservice by how they edited this film, they literally took away everything that would've made this film truly remarkable to make it a soulless product...
Spent the last 45 minutes watching the deleted scenes. Wow, they had a gut wrenching masterpiece and they left it on the cutting room floor. I hope there's a director's cut that has all of this included. The actors playing this tank crew are putting on an acting clinic in every scene.
This is so real! Sometimes, in war, a soldier just knows. Sebastian Junger did the best job of summing up why soldiers miss war. We don’t fight for you or freedom or a piece of land. It’s all about the brother in the foxhole next to us! What a truly great scene!
They cut it because they cut an earlier scene of someone blowing their hand off with a grenade on purpose. That scene was foreshadowing. But since they cut it, the "pay off" wouldn't have worked. So they cut that as well.
Fury is one of the most amazing movies! I can’t imagine how much better it would’ve been if scenes like this one hadn’t been left on the cutting floor.
This shows how hard war is mentally. I can’t even imagine what it was like in ww2, let alone ww1 where you were basically sitting ducks for the entire time. Makes you respect those who fought even more. ❤️🇺🇸
It's crazy how many scenes were cut even if they had so much impact. Seeing Grady, the rough n tough fella starting to crack under the thoughts and lost men gathered during battles is really powerful. Likewise, Don putting him back on the ground shows Don's leadership and the bond he and Grady share.
Fury is one of those films that takes the real horror of war and its effect on a soldier ... and brings it home to all of us civilians that never had to fight. Breaks my heart to watch.
This movie needed this scene to more show Gradys emotional side, the scared soldier. However the way the film actually represents his humanity in the apology to Norman is white substantial as he is apologising, in this film he's just confessing his fears, the movie needs this scene its simply amazing, but the having it cut leaves more to ponder about Grady
Mann He was great in the movie. He didn’t come off as a asshole to me, I felt he just been thru so much shit then he see’s someone thats scared and he have to harden his ass up. Its war!
“You think I’m a coward?
- Na Grady I think you’re at war”
I like that.
Drags the smoke he already offered him..beautiful scene
Me too. Trust me, every single soldier or marine has at LEAST one day like this, mostly more. Out of nowhere you get an overwhelming sense of dread that you're going to die and freak out. I had multiple days during my 3 deployments like this. I just kept it to myself mostly.
I'll tell you another crazy thing about war. One day your bravery will be insanely high. You'll run through automatic fire to take it out or help a buddy who's been hit. Then you'll turn around another day and have to will yourself to take a step over and over. It fucks with your mind badly. That's why a lot of us feel stuck and we can't shake it. I'm still fucked up 9 years later.
@@26michaeluk 🤛
OMG yes! A huge part of essence of this movie right in that exchange and it was cut... wow! What a shame! Somebody forgot what the message of this movie was about...so glad I got to see these cuts though. Great stuff!
@@26michaeluk keep it up bro, one step at a time, stay safe, you are brave and you know it... A big hug for you...honor.
that tough guy who every viewer of the movie would hate. But he's just all messed up and damaged inside. man jon bernthal is a good actor.
He plays the same guy in walking dead and punisher. He is a pleasure to watch act though.
I thought he was an asshole to my. First time watching this this scene opens my eyes I feel sorry for him
The toughness would be him coping wish they kept this because he does come off as an asshole in most of the scenes
Damn good actor and one of the truest scenes, imo.
Have to agree this scene created context for his behaviour which didnt come through in the movie version.Unfortunately in that version one just sees a thoroughly nasty human.
Bernthal also a very good actor.
Christ...they cut the heart right out of this movie...
*followup
It also perfectly explains his nickname. "War Daddy."
Well said
Deleted scenes all of them neede to be in there everyone sais that
But you just know if they'd kept these scenes the critics would say "oh its so slow and boring and the pace is interupted"
Truth be told
My thoughts too
This captured real time PTSD, they should've kept this
Combat stress reaction too when it comes to anxiety of shells hitting the tank when not in combat. He definitely got PTSD after 4 years but I want a sequel where it shows the original tank of his getting his first bout of combat stress reaction
It’s Called Shell Shock. Post Traumatic- Stress Disorder took the humanity and pain out of a condition that needs the most attention. It went from Battle Fatigue to Operational Exhaustion to now a Eight Syllable Euphemistic American Invented some Madison Avenue jerk can make money out of the pharmaceutical industry
james maccarthy Alright Carlin chill out.
They deleted a lot of amazing scenes.
George Carlin
Jon Bernthal is one of the best actors in the world. I truly believe that.
Richard Birnie Wrong *trump voice*
Richard Birnie I agree, I think he is pretty good has some potential.
Finally someone else who appreciates Bernthals work. :)
@me hee ITS called war, do you feel it!
He is
Some of these deleted scenes are better than the actual movie itself.
Agreed!!!
Agreed too.
Would have added a lot more substance and " Life " to the characters and movie over all!
I wouldn’t go as far as to say that however they are exceptional I agree they should have kept them
1000000% agreed. Actually makes it less of a bad movie, if only they decided to keep these deleted scenes in. Adds alot more context
This scene would of legitimized war daddy as an all around capable leader- not only a hard ass. Should of kept this one.
I think there are a few scenes that do that.
I would love to have this type of leadership , but 10 years in the navy I haven’t seen shit my dudes
@@chrumazagaming455 You asking for a psychologist, which is what every leader should be. For his friendlies and his enemies. See the enemies perception to manipulate it.
I seriously am wondering how this "would of" has made it's way into modern english language. It's one of the MOST basic things to get wrong. I mean, you should've learned it at school. There's a reason why I wrote "should've" and not "should'f". It's should have. Could have. Would have. How did this happen. Seriously.
@@KhaelaMenshaK Karen activity
Jon Bernthal got dissed by them leaving this scene out, it was a good one and he was good in it.
He really did. Dissed is a good way of putting it. He was portrayed as the asshole but he was a guy just like them who was having a horrible time coping.
Well we got a scene where he apologizes to Norman in a house right after the mine
He was, Pitt wasn't really believable tho: He felt off, I didn't believe his part in that scene, I think that's why they cut it, his reactions felt off
He was amazing in it. Just watched this clip for the first time, and it took my to a place I can’t describe hell of a scence
@@Maho2109 Honestly it's the same issue in almost every deleted scene. Pitt comes off as basically cold and manipulative instead of steadfast and reassuring once you add it all up. (That and the dialogue usually is a bittttt overdone, like hitting too many tropes at once) Great scene that could have been used with a few minor cuts.
Honestly, I think this scene was needed. The entire movie, he was nothing but a dick, and when he finally showed a bit of humanity at the end, it felt like they were forcing the scene to try and squeeze out some empathy for his character when he died. Instead, it came off as "oh look, he's human after all, now he's going to die."
If this scene had been in, his death would have been a lot more meaningful to me. Instead, I felt nothing when he got torched.
Much agreed..although his humanity was shown when they stayed with the tank. And he knew he was gonna die and choked up
Yeah, I agree.
U can straight tell from the beginning they all seen stuff they shouldn’t & he perfectly acted that out. The part about the chocolate bar 🍫 was when he was enjoying his time with his team & that’s all I needed to know he was cool 💯
He was the first to bully Norman but he was also the first to congratulate or praise him if killed some krauts. He just wanted Norman to man up in my opinion. The other soldiers didn't actually care for Norman at all.
@@mastereppsreturns6586 Bible did
John Bernthal: popes his heart out*
Producers: nah let’s just delete it
What on earth were they thinking when they cut this scene? The emotional impact and heart wrenching performance by Jon Bernthal was superb. He captures the psychological effect of experiencing war and developing PTSD perfectly.
Unquestionably the best Jon Bernthal performance I’ve ever seen.
I say that every scene hes in for every role hes ever played.
"Ideals are beautiful, history is violent."
rsrocknroller *peaceful
bro thats deep did u come up with that???
ideals are peaceful, history is violent. You can just change one word and make it you own, thats cheating;)
michael swords it's a quote in the movie
Nugget yes it is but brad pitt say's ideal's are peaceful, history is violent. Look it up mate.
This scene shows that Wardaddy really cared about Norman as he mentioned “we need that kid”
I think more that he’s a leader and he needs the whole team.
Yeah he do. After all he keep Norman alive.
@@johnrellperez1565 Yep. He doesn't want to lose another Norman.
Yeah, and he doesn’t want to lose Norman again
He dreams about that dead guy up in a tree singing him songs that his mom sang to him??? Wow, that's fucking nuts. Good scene.
As an actor it's got to be upsetting to put your heart & soul into connecting with a character and working with another actor to get it just right and have so much, maybe your best work cut out.
This humanized that character so much, I'm 100% positive that Bernthal was pissed when he found out it was cut. You can tell he really cared.
I really don’t think they give a shit, all then made a ton of money if this movie and that’s all hollywood is acting and money making
I think that happens to every actor in every film or show ever. Cut takes or scenes or alternates
Really wish they would have and extended version of this movie with all the deleted scenes.
Some one should edit it that way.
Yep. I haven't seen a cut scene yet that would have done any harm to it. Most would have helped...
Would have been an epic 3-5 hour movie showcasing the hell of war
I know this movies gets a lot of flak from inaccuracies and "propaganda", but if there's one thing this movie got right is show what the horrors of war are kind of like, PTSD, gruesome unexpected deaths, loss of innocent lives. One of the reasons why I loved Fury was because of the gritty grungy dark tone of the film that not many war films nail.
VΛRZ It's not "propaganda" in any way, a propaganda film would not have the allies raping and pillaging a town, a propaganda movie would not have a scene where a German pow gets shot in the back while he begs for mercy and shows pictures of his family, I agree with you this movie is probably one of the best war movies of all time and is criminally underrated. Most of the people who hate on this movie are wehabroos.
RENZ - I agree with you, I enjoyed the gritty dark tone of the movie. I saw it opening day and then told my brother to go see it. He did, and then told me he didn't like it because it was too dark and gruesome. He said, "Who the hell directed this film, Tarantino?" I said no, the director is the one who also wrote it, 10 years prior to the movie being made, and he was a veteran, a submariner. My brother then watched the movie again later and had changed his mind about it, and he now likes the movie.
Murder Inc. - I agree with you. In the movie they shot the German POW in the back partly because he was wearing an American overcoat. In war time, wearing the enemy's uniform is an offense punishable by death. There have been movies made, like Saving Private Ryan and Lone Survivor, where letting the enemy POW go was a very fatal mistake, where they then come back to kill you. If I were in battle, I would have a very hard time letting the enemy go only to fight against you again. It doesn't make sense, and I hope our military has learned a few lessons from that mistake (Lone Survivor was a TRUE story) and have changed some of their protocols and policies. I agree that this movie is very underrated.
RENZ propaganda what?? Where
there are NO civilians in war,,, only me and them,,, killem all and let God sort it out,,, ole USN vet
"You think I'm a coward?"
"Nah Grady I think you're at war."
Wow.
this scene will be very emotional, it's a mistake To cut it !!
they deleted a lot of good scenes that would have made the movie better
I think I know why.
1: Movie could have too long
2: Its easer to sell "Dump action movie" rather then emotional war movie where both sides show all shades of humanity, good and bad.
3: Guy who was in charge of cutting scenes was high and what bored him, he just cutted out.
Every scene they cut made the movie better
@@porkfreegaming5278 Much much better; it was such a dry cliche sap
Fuck this is a good scene.
Would have given a real human side to him throughout the movie. I can see why they left it out but.
I think they wanted to leave his human side out and make him a more consistent character. That ended up leaving him a flat character.
I agree. Grady felt so bland with his heartless like character.
Debby Scott he was very unlikable
Well I think the point of his character was to hate him due to him being an arsehole but still feel sad for him at the end. I think these scene would actually change how people felt about his character, kinda showing that he might be acting like an arsehole just to hide his human emotions.
Will Brock but he was a good unlikeable
norman:i'm scared
wardaddy:i'm scared too
That sence got me.It was so painful to watch.And when I first watched this movie was when I was only 6 years old.;/.Maybe that’s why I talk about war lots
@@okayhehe7401 Try to find more WW2 movies kid they teach you history so when highschool starts you already know that part
Ruben Lopez or you know...read a book
Machine*
@@rubenlopez3364 sadly for me. My school teach about this stuff less. They just think history about war is nonsense.
This shows how much the crew is left alone and broken from Norman. Everyone they knew from North Africa to the Tiger battle are gone. And with their tank immobilized, he knew this was his last day
The writers for this film are absolutely genius
but we should hang the editors, they deleted all the fucking great scenes --"
Until they wrote the ending lol.
ItsStevieBoy nah that was nothing bad, in the real life we have a lot of war stories there was a german who killed over a 100 soviets and tanks all alone
@@gabrimoma3905 yeah but they would have taken that tank out in minutes
Are they kikadoodledos like Bernthal and LeBouf?
why the fuck would they cut this scene out of the final cut!!!!
I know right!!
because they are damned idiots!
Cody Nelson yeah man it gives an insight to how war will break anyone down
Often it comes down to the pacing of the scene vs the pacing of the movie or the act that is in.
BUSQU3TS yeah true, but his character was such a dick I feel like this would have made it easier to sympathize with him.
Such a beautiful movie in its own brutal way.
There are so many "deleted" scenes that if where let stayed would have made this movie 10x better.
This whole time i thought Grady was just some tough bastard, but this rly showed his softer side, damn this shouldve been in the final cut
"Like I say, I am an ass man. I just wish I had me a stick of butter to make it easier." lol. Best line ever.
All the original boys are gone. That really set the tone and let you in on how much they've gone through together and how long it's been for them just doing. That hits you hard.
And the way he list themselves as the survivors, he sounds disgusted by it, as to show the "old guys" were that important to him.
“it’s just the nightmare talking, it’s not real. it’s not real”
amazing reply back
Why do I feel like fury has the record for most deleted scenes cut from a movie
Man this movie needs a Director's Cut BADDDD
No drugs no pills just a good talk and he brought this man back
Yea
antidepressants can often lead people over the edge to suicide. Its criminal they dont make people more aware of this. I feel happy that veterans are finally being allowed to take part in MDMA/psychadelic therapy to help them talk through their buried trauma. They deserve so much support and compassion.
He didn’t bring him back he got him killed in a heroic way.
@@mozuesolympian2988 welcome to war the fight of the old fought by the young and stupid
@@daddyplankton5855 if they aint stupid, they still gonna go to war to protect their country from what the politicians started
“Do you think I’m a coward??”
“No, I think you’re in war.”
This is heavy duty stuff. “You remember that, Don? Answer my fucking question. You remember that?” Man, that’s heavy. These boys really did an excellent job of portraying each of their characters. Fury is a great flick.
“You think on it? Because I dream on it. Every night.” Geez! It’s like really watching these guys speaking, we’re just a fly on the wall.
I’m really glad there are other’s in the comment section that appreciate the talent as well as the gravity of this scene.
Had this movie been more realistic in its battle scenes it would have been an all time war movie
Rams4life94 to be honest I think it was a pretty realistic depiction of late 1945 sort of desperate, tiring and sluggish combat apart from some small nit picks like how the Sherman high velocity 76mm gun couldn't penetrate the Tigers 80mm of side amour at almost point blank range.
To be clear; I really liked this movie. But I can't imagine a Tiger leaving its advantageous position and meeting the Shermans in the field. Also that SS battalion would have decimated that immobile Sherman at the end in like three minutes with panzerfausts instead of basically charging it.
Rams4life94 That is true yes. But I think the SS battalion might have though it had infantry support and they got ambushed because they couldn't see very well because it was dark and frosty or something because they were firing machines guns and rifles. I I don't believe anyone is stupid enough to shoot bullets at a tank. But I believe it was more for to make the climax of the movie interesting and stuff. And I agree the tiger commander did have some major autism when he left his hull down position but it was probably because they fired smoke rounds at it and he couldn't see them. And the tiger commander knew the tactics of shermans by now and he probably wanted to get sight of them as soon as possible.
Rams4life94 Towards the end of the war the Germans were putting people into tanks with less than 10 hour experience
have you seen recent tank combat. many people fire rounds at tanks to damage the optics/ make the tank blind.
What a professional display of acting here. Two top flight actors dancing with eachother. Showing off their skills.
that was some fine acting by berenthal. i think it was a mistake to cut this scene. it didn't take away from the final draft narrative.
WOW i wish the kept this scene in the movie...
Same goes for EVERY cut scene. They chickened out and its a shame that we can sit here and watch that potential be shit on
Notice that when Grady says he’s scared don kinda deflects it, moving on but at the end of the movie norman says he’s scared and don replies with
‘I’m scared too’
Food for thought
This is one of Bernthal's best acting scenes yet they cut it from the film...
Bless john bernthal he is another level he can go from insanity to scared depressed to hero!!! I love this mans work everything he has been in since twd has been a masterpiece because of him
The more I watch deleted scenes from this movie the more I wish they kept them in. They all have a dark yet honest approach to the gruesome nature of war. Also when he's twitching at 3:47 could that be a sign of PTSD? If so, even better performance from him.
This whole scene was a PTSD attack, the twitching was him coming down from the adrenaline and emotion he was just feeling
Everyone breaksdown/handles stressful situations differently. Dexter does have an accurate analysis though, twitching is a sign of either neurological problems or more commonly some form of severe anxiety. My father has PTSD from being a 68 whiskey & he doesn't twitch in his PTSD attacks but some of them he does, so it varies
It can present that way during an episode. This would most likely be Adrenaline/Cortisol levels and stressors recalled. Plus, he's a drinker in the film. Possible DTs? Just throwing ideas out there.
PTSD manifests in different ways, even within the same Individuals. It's a Cruel Disorder.
#EndStigma #MAPS
This is how you WALK a guy through PTSD. It’s a cry for help. NOT cowardice.
Both those guys are phenomenal actors. What a scene.
They know they are waiting for most certain death. Even the bravest would lose their mind accepting that.
"Are you gonna live forever?"
"You can do it"
Shia in the background *"JUST . . . DO IT"*
Also Shia: *Gets shot through the head*
That guy is an amazing actor truly is
That scene was amazing because don did his part making sure one of his boys was alright didnt matter what he said what he cried about or what he bitched about don listened and made sure he was okay. Thats a team..thats a leader...thats a family
‘All the original guys are gone…it’s just us left’. Damn that hits hard.
man, the fact that they cut that out is saddening as fuck.
I can relate to this so much, I remember one time begging our squad leader not to send us back out after we had already been out all day and I was mentally at the end of my rope.
I remember him being so calm telling me to just take a deep breath and be ready for whatever because it didn't matter if it was today or tomorrow, if it was my time it was my time and there was nothing I could do about it.
It made me feel oddly calm
They should have kept these scenes in the movie. 90% of the scenes I've seen that were deleted were character development, and we needed that in the movie. 5 guys locked down in a tank together for years, we gotta get a sense of brotherhood.
I met an old guy had been in Bastogne with the 101st Airborne, hit by artillery that blew his guts out, he recuperated , got married, and retired in Peoria Az...he confessed to me on bad days he couldnt get it out of his head and still had nightmares...2005 and he still had nightmares about it...his wife would pray with him in their modest home for him to get to sleep at night...I dont think anybody really knows what they went through.
Jon Bernthal lowkey killed it in this movie. They probably cut this scene bc it would be "out of character" for his tough guy persona, but imo its not out of character, its building it. It only seems out of character bc it wasn't in the movie. If all they did was leave this scene in that alone would have added so much depth to him, if they added like 1 or 2 more scenes or even just a couple more lines of dialogue where he isn't busting balls it would have been perfect. I loved this movie regardless.
Bernthals an awesome underrated actor
Yeah he's the goddamn Punisher
It’s a shame this was a deleted scene it really shows what a hell of an actor Old Shane truly is
Actor: How many deleted scenes do u want in this movie
Director and producers: YES
“You think I’m a coward?”
“F*ck, Grady, I think you’re at war.”
Just chills.
Cringe. At least get it right.
Jon Bernthal said in the interview that he can't decide the final outcome of the movie. Filming it and being there was his experience. This tells that he is not happy that they haven't left this scene in the final cut
after watching several of these deleted scenes I sincerely believes that the people involved in this film has been done an unforgivable disservice by how they edited this film, they literally took away everything that would've made this film truly remarkable to make it a soulless product...
Wow Jon bernthal killed this scene! Absolutely amazing. I can’t believe they cut this
John is such a good actor. I've never once been disappointed by him
fr they always under use him such a shame
Spent the last 45 minutes watching the deleted scenes. Wow, they had a gut wrenching masterpiece and they left it on the cutting room floor. I hope there's a director's cut that has all of this included. The actors playing this tank crew are putting on an acting clinic in every scene.
The "thank you" at the end hit me the most.
I have had several conversations with my friends end with the same thank you
Jesus the acting is spectacular here, I can feel the pain.
This is the first time PTSD was actually being like realised as a issue and not some war babble.
I hope I'll see this chemistry and superb acting together again. Uncanny casting but it was perfect.
Jon Bernthal is an amazing Actor. In this scene I can feel his emotions.
This is so real! Sometimes, in war, a soldier just knows. Sebastian Junger did the best job of summing up why soldiers miss war. We don’t fight for you or freedom or a piece of land. It’s all about the brother in the foxhole next to us! What a truly great scene!
This is what being an NCO is, an ear. An example. Leadership.
This was amazing development for his character.
0:58 Brad Pitt gives the slightest look of betrayal where you can tell that he doesn't quite believe what he is saying as he reassures Grady.
And this is why the NCO is considered the backbone of the entire United States Army.
if they had left this scene in i would have liked jon bernthals character
They cut it because they cut an earlier scene of someone blowing their hand off with a grenade on purpose. That scene was foreshadowing. But since they cut it, the "pay off" wouldn't have worked. So they cut that as well.
this a great scene, really shows whats going on in their heads, don't know why they cut it.
Fury is one of the most amazing movies! I can’t imagine how much better it would’ve been if scenes like this one hadn’t been left on the cutting floor.
why was this cut? So good!
jon bernthal such a good tough guy actor
I have just watched all the deleted scenes. in my humble opinion they should have left it all in.
Stunning scene work here! ⭐️
They really should have kept these deleted scenes.
Let's cut a truly wonderful scene and let's keep the one where Brad Pitt calls Jon a dog and threatens him with fists and boots
this scene alone makes my heart kinda break
Great actors. Great acting. Wish this was in the movie.
This shows how hard war is mentally. I can’t even imagine what it was like in ww2, let alone ww1 where you were basically sitting ducks for the entire time. Makes you respect those who fought even more. ❤️🇺🇸
It's a Great movie.
All the deleted scenes i've seen cut would have gotten the movie alot more rewards if they stayed in the final cut.
It's crazy how many scenes were cut even if they had so much impact. Seeing Grady, the rough n tough fella starting to crack under the thoughts and lost men gathered during battles is really powerful. Likewise, Don putting him back on the ground shows Don's leadership and the bond he and Grady share.
What a great scene, never should have been deleted, I actually laughed out loud at 3:05
One of the best actors in hollywood and.... Brad Pitt
Best line in the movie " Do you think I'm a coward?.....nah Grady I think you are at war."
2:32 ohhhhhhh.....so cute 😍
Wtffff this fucking war boyy
Cute? He'll get you that stick of butter.
Bernthal has done it again
Awesome clip.....That was a keeper.
Damn it when he says “my fuckin momma used to sing to me when i was little”
Qawya sher
Fury is one of those films that takes the real horror of war and its effect on a soldier ... and brings it home to all of us civilians that never had to fight. Breaks my heart to watch.
This movie needed this scene to more show Gradys emotional side, the scared soldier. However the way the film actually represents his humanity in the apology to Norman is white substantial as he is apologising, in this film he's just confessing his fears, the movie needs this scene its simply amazing, but the having it cut leaves more to ponder about Grady
*When The Punisher Drives A Sherman Tank*
My grandfather was in ww2. ,army aircore. I miss him. He was a real man
Mann He was great in the movie. He didn’t come off as a asshole to me, I felt he just been thru so much shit then he see’s someone thats scared and he have to harden his ass up. Its war!
We must never forget them.
Frank M yep the true valiant heroes.
Viva la Francia But the war isn’t.
@Viva la Francia the ass kicking France took from the Germans was very real.
@@mopar21 guess, just guess, how many wars france has won and lost.