Jon Bernthal's 2014 WWII tank drama "Fury" has surged back into popularity on streaming and digital platforms, coinciding with renewed interest in the war genre following co-star Scott Eastwood's new film "Lucky Strike" hitting home release. Bernthal, currently enjoying a high point in his career, starred alongside Brad Pitt, Shia LaBeouf, Logan Lerman and Michael Peña in the David Ayer-directed film, which follows an American tank crew fighting through Nazi Germany in the closing days of the European theatre. The resurgence highlights how a shift in one actor's profile, or a related release, can revive interest in an older, critically praised title.

"Fury" recently lost its Netflix licence but has continued to perform strongly elsewhere, according to tracking site FlixPatrol. The film is currently trending worldwide on the Apple TV Store and ranks third on France's M6+ streaming service. Directed and written by David Ayer, "Fury" was both a commercial and critical success on release and has remained a favourite among World War II film enthusiasts for its raw, visceral depiction of combat.