Fury

The bass is what stands out for me in Fury. The tank engines have a steady, heavy rumble, and the cannon shots hit hard. You get a good sense of the weight of these vehicles as they move and fire.

The surround sound works well during the battles. Gunfire moves across the room, and you can hear shots coming from different directions. Inside the tank, the engine noise and metal rattles make the space feel cramped. Those smaller details add a lot to the sound.

The final crossroads battle is the highlight for me. There are quieter moments between the bursts of gunfire, so each attack feels sudden and intense. The dynamic range is very good, and dialogue stays understandable through most of the action.

The Dolby Atmos height effects add some space to the battles, though the bass and surround speakers make the biggest impression.

Fury is a strong home theater audio experience. The tank rumble, cannon fire and quieter moments inside the vehicle all work well together. The final battle is the scene I would replay to hear the full mix at work.