Writer/director David Ayer steps away from his usual crooked cop tales with Fury, the fictional World War II story of a five-man tank crew travelling behind enemy lines during final days of the war.
All in all, the film is beautifully shot as grim as it may look, superbly acted, well written war film that is grisly and thoroughly unpleasant. The film aims to pack a punch but for some reason it never quite hits you where it should, while it also has problems bringing anything new to the table in it's genre. With that being said, it might not point out anything new to the viewer but certainly does a fantastic job at putting you right in the seat of that tank. There's no real heroism or glory here, it's just plain violent, senseless and quite frightening.
3½ horse butts out of 5
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