FURY BLU-RAY STEELBOOK - BEST BUY POP ART COVER

Description: NOTE: Photos #3 is of the BEST BUY WAREHOUSE plastic container provided to protect this RARE POP ART #10780972 commissioned COVER DESIGN #11207145 stays in the MINT CONDITION from the Best Buy WAREHOUSE. Photos 6, 7, 10, 11, and 16-21 are STOCK PHOTOS from the film. Photos 22 and 23 are from the film release, and photo #24 , is of the CARDBOARD BOX the steelbook will be shipped in to protect this limited, collectible steelbook from the BEST BUY WAREHOUSE. FULL SOUNDTRACKS IN THREE LANGUAGES ENGLISH, SPANISH, FRENCH, IN FULL DOLBY DIGITAL 5.1 REGION SPECIFIC SUBTITLES: ENGLISH SDH, SPANISH, and FRENCH FURY BLU-RAY STEELBOOK STORYLINE“We’re in the killing Nazis business. And cousin, business is a-booming.” So said Brad Pitt (in the person of Lt. Aldo Raine) in Quentin Tarantino’s “Inglourious Basterds.” Five years later, and nearly 70 years after World War II, Mr. Pitt returns to combat in “Fury,” playing the leader of an American tank crew fighting its way across Germany in the spring of 1945. His character, Sgt. Don Collier (nicknamed Wardaddy), is a wearier, less garrulous fellow than Raine, and the film’s director, David Ayer, has a more linear and literal sensibility than Mr. Tarantino, but the business of Nazi killing remains brisk.And why shouldn’t it be? The world is a complicated place, and war, as a subject for novels and movies, often presents a tangle of moral ambiguity and a fog of confusion. But while the Allied fight against Germany may sometimes raise thorny questions about ends and means, it also retains an ethical clarity, a righteousness, that at least partly accounts for its durable appeal among commercial filmmakers and their audiences. Nazis are just about the only real-world figures who consistently merit the fates reserved, in other genres, for zombies, aliens and orcs.The first time we see Mr. Pitt in “Fury,” he leaps from his tank, tackles a German officer and stabs him through the eye. Then he calms the dead man’s beautiful white horse and sets it free across the battlefield. Later, he will order the summary execution of an SS officer who has just surrendered, after confirming that the man was responsible for the deaths of children. These killings are staged with an air of grim necessity, and Mr. Ayer, a hard-boiled screenwriter (“Training Day”) and action director (“Sabotage,” “End of Watch”) venturing into ambitious genre territory, has a way of filming violence that is both intense and matter-of-fact. Like many other post-“Saving Private Ryan” combat movies, this one emphasizes the chaotic immediacy of battle, staking its claim to authenticity on the unflinching depiction of bloodshed: Heads are vaporized by mortar rounds. Limbs are severed by bursts of automatic-rifle fire. Human flesh is charred by flames and shredded by shrapnel. But within this gore-spattered, superficially nihilistic carapace is an old-fashioned platoon picture, a sensitive and superbly acted tale of male bonding under duress. Wardaddy — an archetypal squad leader, tough and quiet, with sad eyes that testify to the terrible things he’s seen — is in charge of four other men, and the long hours they spend together, in constant danger and the limited space of the tank, result in an atmosphere of rough and unpretentious intimacy.The men under him are the kind of motley, semi-diverse assortment that usually anchors this genre. Gordo (Michael Peña), who is Mexican-American, and Coon-Ass (Jon Bernthal), from somewhere in the American South, disguise their loyalty to each other in profane insults and occasional bursts of bigotry. Bible (an excellent Shia LaBeouf), while he occasionally lets fly an obscenity or two, is more apt to quote Scripture and warn his comrades about the wages of sin. There is a tenderness between him and Wardaddy that is one of the film’s subtlest and most intriguing touches.Pvt. Norman Ellison (Logan Lerman), who has yet to earn a nickname, serves as both the smooth-faced newbie — afraid of dying and appalled by the callousness of his comrades — and as the crew’s designated egghead. Transferred from the typing pool, he reads Hemingway and plays classical piano, and is clearly more sensitive than the others, who are cut from coarser cloth and have been further battered by grueling campaigns in North Africa, Italy and Normandy. Now, with the war in its endgame, they face a vicious and desperate enemy. In their retreat toward Berlin, the Nazis have taken to conscripting children and murdering uncooperative parents. With his military collapsing on both the Eastern and Western fronts, Hitler has ordered a suicidal last stand of total destruction. The Germans still have plenty of tanks, though, many of them superior to those of the Americans, and while momentum is on the side of the Allies, victory still seems far away.“Fury,” which takes its title from the name painted on the barrel of the tank’s big gun, is less an epic than a series of tense and focused episodes. It’s about the grind of tactics rather than the sweep of strategy, the struggle for local objectives rather than ultimate goals. The battle scenes are staged with blunt, ground-level virtuosity, and with a welcome regard for spatial and visual coherence. When the tank needs to cross an expanse of muddy ground, you feel every jolt and swerve. And there is a lot of muddy ground to cover.There is also a brief respite, during which Mr. Ayer pauses to consider the humanity of the soldiers and the extent to which it has been tested and damaged by war. Wardaddy and Norman discover two German women (Anamaria Marinca and Alicia von Rittberg) hiding in an apartment in a newly captured town, and the encounter is both delicate and terrifying, a dysfunctional family dinner in the midst of a nightmare. It gestures toward a conflict that is bigger and deeper than the war itself — the struggle, among and within individuals, between savagery and civilization, decency and raw need.And then it’s time to move on and get back to the business at hand.“Fury” is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian). Slaughter and swearing. CastBrad Pitt as WardaddyShia LaBeouf as Boyd 'Bible' SwanLogan Lerman as Norman EllisonJon Bernthal as Grady TravisScott EastwoodJason IsaacsXavier Samuel as Lt. ParkerMichael PeñaDirectorDavid AyerWriterDavid Ayer This is a BRAND NEW EDITION - !!! NEVER DROPPED OR SCRATCHED AT A STORE THE DISC & STEELBOOK COULD BE SCRATCHED AT A STORE OR NOT EVEN PLAY AT ALL!!! Even the SPECIAL FEATURES could be effected THIS ONE IS MINT PLASTIC WRAPPED THE DISCS ARE SECURELY ATTACHED and KEPT FACE UP ON A SHELF 100% FULLY GUARANTEED!!! (See Below) SELLER PAYS RETURN SHIPPING (See Below) 10% GOES TO SAVE PETS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD!!! (SEE THE CHARITY INFO BELOW) WATCH THE SMALL PRINT OF OTHER SELLER'S "NEW" & "LIKE NEW" STEELBOOKS!!! **PICTURED IS THE ACTUAL PHOTO OF THE STEELBOOK LISTED** (OTHERS ADVERTISE: "MIGHT BE STOCK PHOTOS USED") **THE LIMITED EDITION STEELBOOK IS THE ACTUAL COLOR & STICKERS** (OTHERS ADVERTISE: "PHOTOS AND ARE FOR REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY, ACTUAL COLORS AND CONDITIONS MAY VARY") **THIS STEELBOOK COLLECTOR'S EDITON IS IN MINT CONDITION: NO LOOSE DVD'S - NO DENTS OR SCRATCHED BOXES OR PLASTIC SEAL** (OTHERS ADVERTISE: "BOXED SET MIGHT HAVE MICRO-DENTS OR SCRATCHES OR OTHER FLAWS UNDER THE PLASTIC WRAP") **THE STEELBOOK PLASTIC IS TIGHTLY WRAPPED AND NO TEARS** - DIRECTLY FROM BEST BUY WAREHOUSE - MINT - NOT FROM A STORE (OTHERS ADVERTISE: "MIGHT HAVE SCRATCHES OR OTHER FLAWS IN THE PLASTIC WRAP") **THE REAR OF THE STEELBOOK SHOWS THE ACTUAL MINT CONDITION "J-CARD" (OTHERS ADVERTISE: "THE BACK INFORMATION J-CARD OR THE SLIPCOVER MIGHT HAVE SCRATCHES OR OTHER FLAWS") **THIS COLLECTOR'S LIMITED EDITION STEELBOOK CAME FROM THE BEST BUY WAREHOUSE - DISCS ARE 100% SECURE** - Shipping is FIVE TIMES BUBBLE WRAP IN A CARDBOARD BOX, No Envelope (OTHERS ADVERTISE: "DISCS MIGHT COME LOOSE DURING SHIPMENT") **THE STEELBOOK HAS BEEN STORED FACE-UP - WAREHOUSE MINT CONDITION 100% GUARANTEED** (OTHERS ADVERTISE: "PRODUCT SOLD MIGHT HAVE SOME SIGNS OF USAGE") FOR THIS SAME STEELBOOK OTHER SELLER'S SMALL PRINT IS:"Sometimes SteelBooks can have micro-dents or scratches or other flaws under the plastic wrap and/or the back information J-Card, Data Card or the SlipCover.There is no way for me to see or detect such imperfections AND THEREFORE I CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY THAT YOU MAY FIND." AND"Steelbooks are very fragile and may have flaws underneath the wrapping that can only be seen once the wrapping is taken off. I WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE IF A DISC GETS LOOSE DURING TRANSIT OR FOR ANY DEFECTS THAT CANT BE NOTICED WHEN THE WRAPPING IS STILL INTACT." ITEM SPECIFICSCase TypeSteelbookCustom BundleNoRatingRSub-GenreWorld War IIDirectorDavid AyerStudioSony PicturesEditionSteelbookTypeMovieRegion CodeBlu-ray: A (Americas, Southeast Asia...)FormatBlu-rayRelease Year2014LanguageEnglishActorBrad PittFeaturesWidescreenRun Time2 Hours 14 MinutesGenreAction, WarCountry/Region of ManufactureUnited StatesSeasonN/AMovie/TV TitleFury (2014 film)UPC0043396454453 SELLER'S REVIEWSTHIS SELLER HAS A 100% RATING BY BUYERS!!! CHARITY (Unless BUYER Designates Other) Korean K9 Rescue We are a non-profit, No-Kill 501(c)(3) dog rescue organization that saves dogs from the meat trade, puppy mills, and high-kill shelters in South Korea. 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A TRACKING NUMBER will be given you at time of purchase, and you will be notified of the DAY OF DELIVERY. GUARANTEE THESE LAST THREE BLU-RAY STEELBOOKS!!!The Blu-Ray Steelbook and the enclosed Discs are 100% guaranteed to be THE EXACT ONE PICTURED ABOVE!!!Returns are accepted and refunds given upon inspection of the item for damage. SELLER PAYS FOR RETURN SHIPPING If the steelbook you get is not the exact one pictured above. Please eBay Message me if you have any question about THESE BLU-RAY STEELBOOKS and "FURY" BLU-RAY STEELBOOK WITH RARE DOLBY 5.1 LANGUAGES AND THREE SUBTITLES that you can share with friends WHO SPEAK SPANISH OR FRENCH. Fury SteelBook [Blu-ray: Region Free, Mastered in 4 K] Brad Pitt 2014 Film! Limited Edition / Blu-ray with Exclusive Bonus! / Rare, Sold Out! Sony Pictures / 2014 / 134 min / Feb 23, 2015VideoCodec: MPEG-4 AVC (20.95 Mbps)Resolution: 1080pAspect ratio: 2.40:1Original aspect ratio: 2.39:1AudioEnglish: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 (48kHz, 16-bit)French: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 (48kHz, 16-bit)Russian: Dolby Digital 5.1Ukrainian: Dolby Digital 5.1 (640 kbps)SubtitlesEnglish, English SDH, French, Portuguese, Arabic, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Greek, Hindi, Icelandic, Norwegian, Russian, Swedish, Ukrainian DiscsBlu-ray DiscSingle disc (1 BD-50)DigitalDigital copy expiredDigital copy includedPackagingSteelBook, Inner printPlaybackBlu-ray: Region free!!! I do my very best to describe items as honestly and accurately as possible. Please ask in case you need more information. This SteelBook is 100% genuineReturns allowed if you will buy, you will never be disappointed... Thank You!

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