FURY 2 (2026)
The war may be over, but the battle is far from finished.
The brutal legacy of FURY returns in a powerful new chapter that explores what happens after victory no longer brings peace. Set in the immediate aftermath of World War II, FURY 2 plunges audiences back into a shattered Europe where the guns have not truly fallen silent—and survival remains a daily struggle.
Brad Pitt reprises his iconic role as Don “Wardaddy” Collier, the hardened tank commander who once led his crew through the fires of hell. Scarred by war and burdened by the ghosts of fallen brothers, Wardaddy is pulled back into action when a covert operation demands soldiers who know how to fight in chaos. This time, the mission takes him deep behind unstable front lines, into territories where former enemies regroup in the shadows and uneasy alliances threaten to collapse at any moment.
With Europe in ruins and political tensions rapidly shifting, Wardaddy and his crew are sent to hunt down remnants of the Axis war machine that refuse to surrender. What begins as a tactical mission soon becomes a moral trial, as the lines between justice, revenge, and survival blur beyond recognition. Every decision carries consequences, and every mile forward tests the limits of loyalty and humanity.
The film delivers relentless, visceral action, featuring large-scale tank engagements, close-quarters combat, and nerve-shattering ambushes in bombed-out cities and frozen countryside. Yet beneath the thunder of steel and gunfire lies a deeply human story—one that examines the cost of war after the victory speeches are over.
In a world rebuilding itself from ashes, Wardaddy must confront a truth he has long avoided: firepower alone cannot define who survives. Leadership now demands compassion, restraint, and the courage to protect something more fragile than territory—the souls of the men who follow him.
FURY 2 expands the emotional and thematic scope of the original, transforming a war film into a haunting meditation on duty, trauma, and the price of carrying on when the world expects soldiers to simply return home.
The war ended on paper.
For some men, it never truly did.