It was powerful, iconic, and ready for the spotlight—but this famous tank was almost, but not quite, featured in the war film ...

When we first meet Brad Pitt's character in the World War II drama "Fury," he is catapulting himself off the top of a tank and toward a man astride a ...

We’ve seen World War II films that depict Allied forces as heroic, conflicted or flawed, flying victorious in the air or marching in the mud in despair. But “Fury” excels in showing the ...

The bloody World War II action film "Fury" takes its name from the sobriquet of a Sherman tank, its barrel emblazoned with — and its mission defined by — that angry word.But it's inside the ...

An American tank crew at the end of World War II fights to the end in this viscerally alive war movie. Where • Theaters everywhere. When • Opens Friday, Oct. 17.

Fury review: If you want to give yourself a stress-and-gore induced ulcer, David Ayer's WWII tank epic starring Brad Pitt is the movie for you.

As the rare tank-based WWII action movie, Ayer's latest decently satisfies. When "Fury" tries to be anything more, however, the story's treading gets gummed up, and the effective machine loses steam.

With Fury (in theaters today), Ayer asks Brad Pitt, Logan Lerman, Shia LaBeouf and the men of the tank platoon to shoulder the load of shooting with lumbering beasts as co-stars. And the way he ...

It’s a novel premise: take the moral ambiguity of the Vietnam movie canon and transplant it into the heart of Nazi Germany. Despite Brad Pitt and buckets of blood, this isn’t fun.

If Fury fantasies have dominated your dreams since you saw the movie (available now on Digital HD and out on Blu-ray and DVD 1/27), Drive a Tank in Kasota, MN (about 70 miles SW of Minneapolis ...