Involved in great hype, David
Ayer's "Fury" is the return of Brad Pitt to the 2nd World War. However,
this is no Inglorious Basterds. Fury has a claustrophobic approach on a
group of american soldiers on a tank during the last days of the war.
The movie presents itself with a cold and sober feel about war, but in
reality that feel never quite reaches the audience. There are several
scenes where that posture fails, with uncalled heroic or romantic
moments, failing to achieve the sober and heavy tone the movie wants.
Fury ends up being unbalanced. It is not a serious approach on this
specific side of war, nor is an entertaining action flick. Fury is
somewhere in between. It is a good movie, with some good moments, which
simply can't be as solid as the movie itself should be. Plus, it is
always a pleasure to see Brad Pitt on such projects, but aside some
sparks of personality, his and the other characters feel bland and
non-realistic. Fury could have been much better. It is not a waste of
time tough.
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