Fury Climbs VOD Charts After Netflix Exit
David Ayer's 2014 war film Fury, starring Jon Bernthal, is now a top rental and purchase on Prime Video after leaving Netflix.
Fury, the 2014 World War II film written and directed by David Ayer, has found new life on video-on-demand platforms after being removed from Netflix a few months ago. The film is currently among the most-watched rentals and purchases on services such as Prime Video.
Starring Jon Bernthal, Fury was produced on a budget of $68 million and went on to gross $211 million at the global box office during its theatrical run.
Its resurgence on VOD suggests that audiences are still seeking out the film even after it departed Netflix. The title's performance on platforms like Prime Video highlights how streaming availability can shift viewing habits.
According to Collider, Fury's move to paid digital platforms has not diminished its popularity, as it continues to rank highly among transactional viewers.
Quick answers
Where can I watch Fury now?
Fury is currently available to rent or purchase on VOD platforms such as Prime Video.
Why did Fury leave Netflix?
Fury was removed from Netflix a few months ago, though the reason for its removal was not specified.
Who directed Fury?
Fury was written and directed by David Ayer.