FURY - Official International Trailer


Brad Pitt starrer world war II tank movie "Fury" trailer looks very promising and I hope,it will live up to the expectations.I like War movies and they never disappointed me.Fury is directed by David Ayer,who previously proved himself as Good writer(Training Day) and Brilliant director(End of Watch).Brad Pitt looks Badass in this one.He already killed the Nazis in Inglorious Basterds and one more time preparing for the Battle(Just saying).

"Ideals are peaceful... History is violent."That's Good writing.I Like it. 

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