Jeremy of The Daily Rotation wrote, "Writer/director David Ayer‘s latest film Fury is a bleak WWII drama with a stacked cast, beefy running time, lots of gruesome violence and is primary set inside of an American tank. Fury isn’t quite the next Saving Private Ryan, but it is an interesting turn for the filmmaker, allowing Ayer to tackle his usual dark and depressing subject matter through a slightly different lens, mostly thanks to his ranging cast and unique against-all-odds story. Fury slows down for pit stops more than it should, but still crosses the finish line as a fine war film offering up a different look at World War II."
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