War, what is it good for? Making movies, that's what.
Brad Pitt's latest
World War II cinematic endeavour,
Fury, has invaded the skies of
L.A. and the newly married actor and his tank are everywhere at the moment.
Set in April 1945 in the final months of war, a five-man
Sherman tank crew led by
Pitt's battle-hardened sergeant
'Wardaddy' takes on a deadly mission behind enemy lines, as the
Allies make their final push against the
Nazi forces.
Percy Jackson's Logan Lerman is the rookie soldier thrust into their platoon, joining the likes of Michael Peña, Jon Bernthal and Shia LaBeouf in a tank called 'Fury'.
These grimy ad creatives for
David Ayer's WWII film, certainly evoke the theatre of war and the version featuring
Brad Pitt leaning against the tank's gun you can almost sense the regret and heavy cost of war.
If this was a
World War II video game you can tell these billboards would be all guns blazing, with explosions everywhere, but these ads hint more at the quieter drama of the movie (although
Daily Billboard is sure there'll be enough action and fighting to satisfy the genre).
These
Fury movie billboards were first snapped along
Beverly Boulevard on September 17, then later along
Beverly Glen Boulevard, Wilshire Boulevard and
Sunset & Vine until October 1, 2014.
Let's wait and see whether
Fury can make some big noise at the box office this October.
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