i wish anons had a webm of her walking towards max with the bolt cutters. she looked tall as frick in that scene
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I only have a DVD version. So it's not a good option to do webm.
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She's so tall, she'd never go out with me...
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even like a screenshot like a second before this would be Nice. for some reason her posture and how she towers over most of the girls is so hot. damn witch lady
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I only have a DVD version. So it's not a good option to do webm.
don't know how to make webms or else i would. best girl coming through
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Not that hot
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probably like the pregnant one the most
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>and that's our post-apocalyptic girls after civilization died that I was talking about.
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it's almost like it's the entire point of the character that he gathered perfect women to breed, and even then he'd produce mutant babies. moron.
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Yeah, I know. But these girls clearly have beauticians and access to cosmetics and stuff. It's not genes. It's technology. That's my point. Besides, if it were a question of genes, you'd need, uh. more fat women who can give birth to strong, healthy sons. Models aren't really suited for that. But I agree they look gorgeous in the movie and very sexy against everything else. I think that was the idea behind it.
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wow, it's almost like you just saw a movie for the first time last week. it would actually be interesting who you'd rather cast as the wives
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Bryce looks like she farts a LOT!
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the fatter she gets the harder my wiener
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i tried to rewatch this while drunk, then i went to my cities red light district and fricked two hookers right after i watched this scene kek
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Extremely based. Did either look like any of them?
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no but both were hot, praying to got i don't get any diseases, at least i wore a condom
>WITNESS ME prematurely ejaculate!
i lasted like two minutes with each. i gotta say i do feel guilty this might be the most degenerate thing i've ever done
Just finished watching furiosa and thought is was just as good if not better that fury road. it will now be a double feature like tmnt 1 and 2. Long live miller!!!
I was overall entertained by this movie, but that first portion was by far the best part to me. Not many filmmakers have such a strong visual storytelling where you're able to understand everything even if nothing is being said.
Same, it was much more interesting seeing one individual moving through post apocalyptic mad max world than being shown the politics of imortan joe and seeing how he ended up.
Probably this, but also because it would be a pain in the ass >Shave her head for real >Can't shoot any scenes where she has long hair >Either have to shoot everything in chronological order >Or use a wig for some of the pre-shave scenes, causing a glaring continuity error
i like how much this guy looked up to Furiosa and obeyed her until the very last moment. he was loyal, but i guess that's the sad part of those dudes. they'd always sell their lives to whoever is the top dog
The war boys are all brainwashed people with cancer and other fatal illnesses, whose entire existence revolves around serving Immortan Joe and hoping to die in glory. Of course they trust people higher in the command chain blindly.
That one guy wasn't a brainwashed warboy though. He seemed like a remnant of the old world, old soldier and follower of Immortan Joe.
The war boys are all brainwashed people with cancer and other fatal illnesses, whose entire existence revolves around serving Immortan Joe and hoping to die in glory. Of course they trust people higher in the command chain blindly.
>whose entire existence revolves around serving Immortan Joe and hoping to die in glory
A lot of anons here live miserable meaningless lives, so it's not surprising that they see this sort thing in a positive light.
>Better even a simple purpose that enables survival over having no purpose at all.
It's funny how you see Mad Max as the exact opposite of what the protagonist is about.
>whose entire existence revolves around serving Immortan Joe and hoping to die in glory
A lot of anons here live miserable meaningless lives, so it's not surprising that they see this sort thing in a positive light.
i realize that entirely, and i know the point of the movie is that it's fricked up. it was just interesting that he was so trusting and loyal to Furiosa. it's all part of the big picture. she was against them being war boys, but took the opportunity to take advantage of them for this moment
It’s not interesting. The supply runs are highly dangerous job and the success relies entirely on the crew trusting and following the orders of the driver who’s in charge and they’ve done the run countless times.
And as shown by Furiosa there’s a very high risk of attacks by people like Dementus, who will try to steal the gas and other supplies for themselves, dumbass. Just that one run ended up killing everyone except for Furiosa, who was a stowaway, and Jack, who was the designated driver in charge. And both almost died multiple times and survived simply by working together.
there were gangs of marauders called buzzards and other murderous inhabitants of the wasteland ready to attack and kill without warning
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>buzzards
They showed up when they turned into the desert. The movie explicitly says that they wondered what the truck was doing here and it was a good idea to catch it. By the way War Boys clearly didn't see them as a strong threat. More like fun.
War boys are just tools whose job is to die. When their entire world revolves just around worshipping cars and thinking Joe is a God you can’t find much reason to sympathise or give them much thought unless they happened to save your life, etc. and you think there’s a debt that requires paying back. They’re NPCs basically.
> one independent art-house movie > one beloved sequel > one movie everyone prefers not to remember > one great sequel-reboot to a beloved movie. > one not-so-great prequel > still one of the most beloved franchises around here
It's a unique thing, isn't it?
the fact that it was done all by the same director? never will happen again. i do think he's done but i'm sure they will do some bastardized version or reboot for cheap down the line
I hate to use this meme word but there's something about the whole series that feels like it has SOUL
I think possibly because the main thing miller is trying to convey to the audience is the wild and wacky energy. It's such a simple thing but the simplicity is what gets that feeling across so clearly.
Maybe because most people realize that the movies aren't made by a DEI Committee and suits with spreadsheets trying to shove down latest market trends in the script.
It's just a guy with a plan that tries to do what he loves to do. That's enough for me to make him kino in my book, and then when you read up on how he made Fury Road, how it took like 20 years to make and the INSANE production (see making of documentary on Youtube) you just owenit to the old man.
I just don't like Road Warrior. I'm not saying it's a bad movie, but I don't like it. I don't like that friendly tone, that humor, that wild child. I even hate the dog. For me it's like Spielberg decided to make a Mad Max movie.
The rape wasn't that good and looked more like to show that the bad guys are ACTUALLY BAD. In Mad Max 1 we don't even see the rape, but there's a much more horrifying feeling from the scene itself.
>I just don't like Road Warrior. I'm not saying it's a bad movie, but I don't like it. I don't like that friendly tone, that humor, that wild child. I even hate the dog. For me it's like Spielberg decided to make a Mad Max movie.
Don't watch Thunderdome, then.
Furiosa is a solid 8/10. The biggest issue with it is that it’s less octane fuelled action extravagance like Fury Road, but you can’t help but to compare it to it because it’s so closely tied to it. But on its own terms it’s a very fun and well done story of survival and revenge, has good and memorable characters and even good action. It just doesn’t meet the insanely high standard set by Fury Road, but other than that it has no issues.
so was Max just hallucinating what possibly killed his group he was with previously or did he somehow see or hear about what happened? this looks like the same crew that would have ran her over, but the bluntness of it just makes me think they're nightmares and he doesn't know how they all died
Fury Road uses Max as a character, but it's not the same Max. Neither is the death of his family - Mad Max 1 and Fury Road show it differently.
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>it's not the same Max
Watch the intro again, hear what he says his occupation was.
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No, it is the same Max. According to the official Fury Road comic book written by George Miller which explicitly shows that the Max shown in the Fury Road film is the same Max as was featured in Mad Max, Road Warrior and Thunderdome.
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If they call it guzzoline shouldn't they call the city Guztown?
You haven't played the game. The woman and the girl that Max is hallucinating about aren't his wife and kid, they're a wasteland sex slave and her kid who got saved by Max, and offered him to stay with them, but he refused and they died shortly after. The game is non-canon but uses note from the director, and the comic are slightly more canon, as much as a comic book tie-inno one really cares about can be, which is why there's inconsistencies between the game and the comic.
chumbucket is in the furiosa film right? Scrotus was but I never saw chumbucket.
Miller apparently wasn’t fully satisfied with the game so it’s considered non-cannon. Although it doesn’t really contradict anything apart from how Scrotus looks. Plus his death & temporary status as the ruler of gas town could have still taken place between the Furiosa and Fury Road unless the Wasteland storyline would have addressed it
didn't even notice it more than two times in the theater. i'm sure it'll be a lot of whining from anons watching it on laptops next week when it finally comes out on VOD
wouldn't a camrip help hide any dodgy CGI? serious question i've always wondered at this argument. i've seen effects/modelwork that i thought looked completely realistic on VHS look like absolute dogshit in HD
No it deffinately looked shit in cinema too. It's probably because a lot of the set pieces are far to extravagant to film practically (gas town, destruction of the excavation site and citadel crane hook defence) unlike Fury Road which was mostly dessert road. However this scene in particular is proof that they decided to opt for CGI vehicles and green screen for the majority rather than what they did with Fury Road which was real crashes stitched into the shots of characters, which is what made normies believe Fury Road was nearly 100% practical outside of the sand storm.
Agreed.
The film still delivers fantastic and often creative action but the CGI really hurts it. I couldn't help but keep thinking when I was in the cinema if a Black and Chrome hide the ugly CGI?
That is just terrible CGI.
Chrome wheels that never have dirt ir dust.
Clean Chrome aluminum shiny truck that never gets dusty or scorch marks.
Some type of AK variant shooting a weak little tank lid without major bullet penetration or hitting the little gnome hiding behind the lid.
Ugly fake smoke and fire cgi like from the 90's.
Shitty horizon lines and perspective from clouds and scenery blocking.
The entire film is like this. This is like a proof of concept second draft maybe.
>Chrome wheels that never have dirt ir dust. >Clean Chrome aluminum shiny truck that never gets dusty or scorch marks.
The truck is on its maiden voyage, which is why it is shiny. >Some type of AK variant shooting a weak little tank lid without major bullet penetration or hitting the little gnome hiding behind the lid.
You obviously have not seen the movie, because otherwise you would know the dwarf got shot through the lid
>2015
"holy frick fury road is so fricking good" >2016-2023
"well fury road is a good movie... but it also kinda reddit..." >2024
"holy frick fury road is so fricking good"
What I enjoy the most about Fury Road is how the story is driven and characters change entirely through their behaviour during the action scenes. this minor guy is another example of a 2nd lieutenant his initial loyalty of following orders despite not understanding but then gradually turning to realizing the treason
In terms of action, world-building and characters yes, it's the worst of the bunch. It was the director's first movie, with a shoe-string budget, and it shows.
It's a thriller with action sequences. All the others are sci-fi action movies.
The original was made on a shoestring budget, it gained a cult following in Australia because it used contemporary cars and bikes, in Japan because he acted like a samurai. It was barely even shown in the US. Thunderdome continued max's redemption stories from his murderous rampage in the first movie, just stories though, memories from other people. Thunderdome was a great concept, had a good score and Tina Turner was excellent.
Yeah but MM2 was kind of miraculous, it was done using film, Fury Road was in the digital era, I kind of prefer the actual textures captured in MM2 , it's pretty incredible.
I really wish there was a desaturated or normal color palette to this film. I know the black and white one exists but the promotional footage just looks better and would make the film feel better than the obnoxious orange and blue.
Yes, the wasteland in Road Warrior feels more real
More natural colors, actual roads with garbage everywhere...
Fury Road seems like it's set in a fantasy world or like a 100 years afte Road Warrior
When I was a kid we were on holiday in England and my parents had said we could go to Legoland. But at the time there was very stormy weather and Legoland got flooded out, so it was closed and we couldn't go. As such I had great empathy with him in this scene.
Does anyone think about getting their commercial driver's licence and driving a war rig? the youtube truckers make the lifestyle seem like camping but the skill required might be out of reach.
I really wish there was a desaturated or normal color palette to this film. I know the black and white one exists but the promotional footage just looks better and would make the film feel better than the obnoxious orange and blue.
>TFW Furiosa is set like 15 or 20 years before Fury Road >Both have more or less the same aesthetic
I just can't buy it that the Furiosa/Fury Road wasteland happened at the same time as the first Mad Max or a couple years afterwards
Or that Furiosa was surely raised before the apocalypse (Despite the whole backstory about le legendary green place with the women tribe)
Here’s how it goes
Mad max is just normal Australia
So is the road warrior
And so is thunderdome until he goes beyond it
Then fury road is on another planet
And furiosa is in a dimension where anyone gave a shit about furiosa
IIRC Fury Road is supposed to be 40 years after the apocalypse. Max's age doesn't make sense since Hardy could pass for a 50-years-old dude at the oldest, but it's a conscious choice by Miller, who thinks of Max as a legendary figure of the Wastelands and the movies are just tales being told of his exploits, so continuity isn't terribly important.
Also the ''history man''
Apparently a gang of people who were alive before the apocalypse (Dementus is at least in his 30s) need some old guy to tell them stories about something that happened at most 20 years ago
Lack of entertainment and resources like useful information can explain why people would appreciate having a walking encyclopaedia around. Especially when they’re all largely just violent thugs. 30-40 years since the fall is still within reasonable range, especially since Australia is so big and sparsely populated that Max could have lives around an area where the fall of society was slower and its reach took longer than more densely populated cities. And in any case the police force barely existed by the first movie. Couple of decades of scarcity in resource and increasing desperation can escalate things quite a lot and most of the latter movies all take place around desert areas.
IIRC Fury Road is supposed to be 40 years after the apocalypse. Max's age doesn't make sense since Hardy could pass for a 50-years-old dude at the oldest, but it's a conscious choice by Miller, who thinks of Max as a legendary figure of the Wastelands and the movies are just tales being told of his exploits, so continuity isn't terribly important.
I finally watched Fury Road 2015. it wasn't that bad. that was so depressing when they said the green place is gone.
Tom Hardy's fake deep voice was absolutely ridiculous. but he was cool apart from that. he kind reminds me of kevin costner waterworld.
It's not supposed to make sense, it's supposed to elevate Max into this legendary figure of the Wastelands. People don't realize or care that his story of going around fixing everyone's problems doesn't add up with his backstory of being an officer pre-collapse.
It's so funny to me how in any other franchise if the canon was this screwed up it would be considered shaky storytelling but there's this sect of redditors who insist that in Max's case it's um ackchually a deliberately ambiguous interpretive take on the development of new myth
Road Warrior does start and end with grown up feral kid narrating
I guess they decided to apply this to the other films to cope with how the continuity is nonsense
It already had some of the issues in Fury Road
Like i get the kids not knowing anything about the past
But Bartertown has no reason to be this wacky.
Pretty much everyone there used to live in the Mad Max 1 world
People forget that Max went on a murder rampage in the very first movie, he was an actual police officer of the courts and everything, there is no coming back from murdering, even scum bags by handcuffing them to burning cars. He's not a super hero, he's a fallen man, like a Ronin seeking redemption but only subconsciously.
This is why the Japanese have always understood Mad Maxu.
I've realized why I liked Schlanger so much. It's like 40% the cute boots she wears in her first scene, 60% being a blonde waifish tomboy. I'm like a reverse footgay.
>Max has gun pointed at one of them >asks to give him the bag in the back >just because he tells you to do something doesn't mean you have to do it
what the frick other option did the girl have? he already shot at one of them.
Because you're reading the wrong code here. These girls are addicted to doing whatever men tell them to do. They have no other response to it than to obey. That's why their first reaction is to obey. That's what this is about. She reminds them that they don't have to do everything men say.
I understand that, but in this case a man has a gun to the girl's head. He wasn't just barking orders at her. Even the girl who said this stopped dead in her tracks when he shot at her
You can't beat the building menace of the toecutter and his gang in the original.
It's like just on the very edge of society that's going off the rails, and so timely for current year. A masterpiece that holds up better than any other Mad Max film
These are both my digits, but just saying, God is with the original film chads and this proves it.
You can't beat the building menace of the toecutter and his gang in the original.
It's like just on the very edge of society that's going off the rails, and so timely for current year. A masterpiece that holds up better than any other Mad Max film
It was a bit disappointing. It wasn't bad, just not that good, especially if you compare it to Fury Road (which everyone will do)
It felt like it was imitating Fury Road, and doing a bad job of it. It was trying to be weird without purpose, like a Mad Max fanfiction. Some of the costumes looked cheap, and the vehicles weren't nearly as interesting as in the previous. Some of the CGI looked really bad. There were no "holy shit this is awesome" moments like in the previous film.
The acting was great, Chris Hemsworth was a believable and quirky villian who sold it perfectly, from his flowery vocabulary down to his weird drunken shamble. Anya Taylor-Joy was really good, and had great development. I like how she said so little, so that everything she said was important. I think a lot of actors wouldn't be willing to do that. However, a lot of the side characters (including characters from Fury Road) were more boring and watered-down.
It was neat seeing more of the Wasteland and the different locations. I liked Fury Road for basically taking place in a truck, But Furiosa took us all over the place. That's kind of a good and a bad thing, since Mad Max movies tend to be very simple stories. Furiosa is much more complex, and it doesn't quite know how to handle it all. But it was neat seeing how the economy and world works.
I remember in Fury Road when Furiosa handed one of the wives an SKS and said "reload the clip" and I was annoyed they said clip instead of magazine. Then I bought an SKS and I understood what she meant.
imagine the smell
>OUT OF THE WAY, ACE. OUT OF THE WAY!
>FANG IT!!!
i thought i was WITNESSing a mainstream production with people screaming homosexual at the top of their lungs
WITNESS THESE DIGITS
WITNESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
extremely based, schlanger.
Worst girl
no way, probably the top for me.
5 > 3 > 6 > 4 > 2 > 7 > 1
charlize gets a bump because i know how hot she is without the shaved head
That chick on the far left was gonna play Wonder Woman in Miller's unmade Justice League film. What a loss.
damn, would have been kino. she's hot. shame she got fricked up so quickly in fury road but at least she got a couple of good shots in
is it bad if I like the brown one
Yes
That old c**t made me think my phone screen was dying
2 > 6 > 3
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i wish anons had a webm of her walking towards max with the bolt cutters. she looked tall as frick in that scene
I only have a DVD version. So it's not a good option to do webm.
She's so tall, she'd never go out with me...
even like a screenshot like a second before this would be Nice. for some reason her posture and how she towers over most of the girls is so hot. damn witch lady
don't know how to make webms or else i would. best girl coming through
Not that hot
probably like the pregnant one the most
>and that's our post-apocalyptic girls after civilization died that I was talking about.
it's almost like it's the entire point of the character that he gathered perfect women to breed, and even then he'd produce mutant babies. moron.
Yeah, I know. But these girls clearly have beauticians and access to cosmetics and stuff. It's not genes. It's technology. That's my point. Besides, if it were a question of genes, you'd need, uh. more fat women who can give birth to strong, healthy sons. Models aren't really suited for that. But I agree they look gorgeous in the movie and very sexy against everything else. I think that was the idea behind it.
wow, it's almost like you just saw a movie for the first time last week. it would actually be interesting who you'd rather cast as the wives
Bryce looks like she farts a LOT!
the fatter she gets the harder my wiener
TEncoder has a decent GUI
i tried to rewatch this while drunk, then i went to my cities red light district and fricked two hookers right after i watched this scene kek
Extremely based. Did either look like any of them?
no but both were hot, praying to got i don't get any diseases, at least i wore a condom
i lasted like two minutes with each. i gotta say i do feel guilty this might be the most degenerate thing i've ever done
>WITNESS ME prematurely ejaculate!
God I wish that were me
there's a pornstar that looks somewhat similar to her that does demeaning stuff like this. pure kino
An example would be nice
basically saying he eats wiener, kek
Just finished watching furiosa and thought is was just as good if not better that fury road. it will now be a double feature like tmnt 1 and 2. Long live miller!!!
i wanted to show the fraulein meine schlange at this scene
w2c
Is she still pure?
nice
the sheer digits in this thread
WHAT A LOVELY DAY
Witness my ass
Witnessed.
WITNESSED
Holy dooley, you're awaited.
By your Dubs you honor thee V8
>dubs
WITNESSED
WITNESSED
Not one pair of digits in response.
MEDIOCRE
SHINY AND CHROME
Kino
SHITNESSED
WITNESSED
WITNESSED MY BROTHER!!! LIVE SHINY AND CHROME IN VALHALLA!!
WITNESSED!!
witnessed
WITNESSED!
enjoy valhalla
Witnessed in chrome
WITNESSED
>who said that?
>is someone in-between my eyes again
MEDIOCRE
Can't fricking wait to rewatch this next week
this board is going to get so fricking annoying with people whining about it
I was overall entertained by this movie, but that first portion was by far the best part to me. Not many filmmakers have such a strong visual storytelling where you're able to understand everything even if nothing is being said.
i agree. i was immediately ready for the ride for whatever the frick was gonna happen. that shit could have lasted two hours alone
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moron
Severely injure yourself
Same, it was much more interesting seeing one individual moving through post apocalyptic mad max world than being shown the politics of imortan joe and seeing how he ended up.
she was cute
and barefoot
Gross feet
pleb taste
agreed. would love a spinoff from her. she got naked in that Sydney Sweeney movie too
She was actually my favorite part of the movie. She was really cool and based. And hot.
>SKS with gas tube removed
???
It would still fire, it will just be a manual action.
>Miller falls for Anya
>tells her to keep her hair cause he cant fap to a baldy
>destroys the continuity of Furiosa and undermines Fury Road
This was the most explicit show of female power. More than anything shown on screen.
So you didn’t even watch the fricking movie and just b***h like an idiot about made up shit.
She wore a bald cap you moron. It looks stupid as frick.
Probably this, but also because it would be a pain in the ass
>Shave her head for real
>Can't shoot any scenes where she has long hair
>Either have to shoot everything in chronological order
>Or use a wig for some of the pre-shave scenes, causing a glaring continuity error
is furiosa supposed to be a woman? she has a ladyboy phenotype
Love the whole meme that is growing around girls like this that woman are evolving from carnivor eyes to prey eyes.
She is sexy.
She looks like Nux with hair
I'd have fricked him.
how much was she punched in the face and mutated from radiation to become Charlize Theron?
i liked furiosa more than i liked fury road
i don't blame him she's pretty
i like how much this guy looked up to Furiosa and obeyed her until the very last moment. he was loyal, but i guess that's the sad part of those dudes. they'd always sell their lives to whoever is the top dog
>those dudes
WAR BOYS AWAITED IN VALHALLA
That's not loyalty. They're morons.
That one guy wasn't a brainwashed warboy though. He seemed like a remnant of the old world, old soldier and follower of Immortan Joe.
Exactly, he even talks like a soldier, probably one of colonels Joe's men.
The war boys are all brainwashed people with cancer and other fatal illnesses, whose entire existence revolves around serving Immortan Joe and hoping to die in glory. Of course they trust people higher in the command chain blindly.
>whose entire existence revolves around serving Immortan Joe and hoping to die in glory
A lot of anons here live miserable meaningless lives, so it's not surprising that they see this sort thing in a positive light.
Better even a simple purpose that enables survival over having no purpose at all.
>Better even a simple purpose that enables survival over having no purpose at all.
It's funny how you see Mad Max as the exact opposite of what the protagonist is about.
by fury road he literally says that he is broken down to one single instinct, survive.
i realize that entirely, and i know the point of the movie is that it's fricked up. it was just interesting that he was so trusting and loyal to Furiosa. it's all part of the big picture. she was against them being war boys, but took the opportunity to take advantage of them for this moment
It’s not interesting. The supply runs are highly dangerous job and the success relies entirely on the crew trusting and following the orders of the driver who’s in charge and they’ve done the run countless times.
>The supply runs are highly dangerous job
>Literally a straight road in the middle of the desert between two colonies
And as shown by Furiosa there’s a very high risk of attacks by people like Dementus, who will try to steal the gas and other supplies for themselves, dumbass. Just that one run ended up killing everyone except for Furiosa, who was a stowaway, and Jack, who was the designated driver in charge. And both almost died multiple times and survived simply by working together.
there were gangs of marauders called buzzards and other murderous inhabitants of the wasteland ready to attack and kill without warning
>buzzards
They showed up when they turned into the desert. The movie explicitly says that they wondered what the truck was doing here and it was a good idea to catch it. By the way War Boys clearly didn't see them as a strong threat. More like fun.
it's interesting to me that it's Furiosa who was originally one of the leader's brides. even before the prequel you had to wonder how she got the job.
Yeah, I couldn't root for Furiosa after she betrayed her own men like that.
War boys are just tools whose job is to die. When their entire world revolves just around worshipping cars and thinking Joe is a God you can’t find much reason to sympathise or give them much thought unless they happened to save your life, etc. and you think there’s a debt that requires paying back. They’re NPCs basically.
honestly, if i was this guy and Furiosa just decided to go off course i'd just say i'm joining up ranks with her. frick it
WITNESS ME AND MY GREATNES
best character
tsunami looming
Why was Slit such a fricking butthole?
he wasn't? just a good war boy who took his opportunities.
Toast was the sexiest wife
We're awaited, anon
SHINY AND CHROME ON THE FURY ROAD TO VALHALLA
> one independent art-house movie
> one beloved sequel
> one movie everyone prefers not to remember
> one great sequel-reboot to a beloved movie.
> one not-so-great prequel
> still one of the most beloved franchises around here
It's a unique thing, isn't it?
the fact that it was done all by the same director? never will happen again. i do think he's done but i'm sure they will do some bastardized version or reboot for cheap down the line
I hate to use this meme word but there's something about the whole series that feels like it has SOUL
I think possibly because the main thing miller is trying to convey to the audience is the wild and wacky energy. It's such a simple thing but the simplicity is what gets that feeling across so clearly.
Maybe because most people realize that the movies aren't made by a DEI Committee and suits with spreadsheets trying to shove down latest market trends in the script.
It's just a guy with a plan that tries to do what he loves to do. That's enough for me to make him kino in my book, and then when you read up on how he made Fury Road, how it took like 20 years to make and the INSANE production (see making of documentary on Youtube) you just owenit to the old man.
Mad Max 9/10
The Road Warrior 6/10
Mad Max 3 1/10
Fury Road 10/10
Furious 5/10
I'm surprised to see Road Warrior so low but I'm glad you understand how kino MM1 is
I just don't like Road Warrior. I'm not saying it's a bad movie, but I don't like it. I don't like that friendly tone, that humor, that wild child. I even hate the dog. For me it's like Spielberg decided to make a Mad Max movie.
I get what you mean it can feel a bit childish, but at the same time it includes a rape execution and mind broken bum boy slaves
The rape wasn't that good and looked more like to show that the bad guys are ACTUALLY BAD. In Mad Max 1 we don't even see the rape, but there's a much more horrifying feeling from the scene itself.
>The rape wasn't that good and looked more like to show that the bad guys are ACTUALLY BAD
And even in this scene they managed to add quips. Meh.
>I just don't like Road Warrior. I'm not saying it's a bad movie, but I don't like it. I don't like that friendly tone, that humor, that wild child. I even hate the dog. For me it's like Spielberg decided to make a Mad Max movie.
Don't watch Thunderdome, then.
>movie without Mel
>10/10
ok zoomie
Mad Max 8/10
The Road Warrior 9/10
Mad Max 3 6/10
Fury Road 10/10
Furious ?/10
I agree with your ratings, I would give Furiosa a 8/10
Based rating, Furiosa is easily an 8.5/10 tho, probs 9.
Furiosa is a solid 8/10. The biggest issue with it is that it’s less octane fuelled action extravagance like Fury Road, but you can’t help but to compare it to it because it’s so closely tied to it. But on its own terms it’s a very fun and well done story of survival and revenge, has good and memorable characters and even good action. It just doesn’t meet the insanely high standard set by Fury Road, but other than that it has no issues.
mm1 - kino
mm2 - kino
mm3 - kino
mm ff - kino
furiousa didn't see shitty cgi fest
Mad Max 7/10
Road Warrior 9/10
Thunderdome 5/10
Fury Road 10/10
Furiousa 8/10
fury road was my first mad max
WITNESS ME!
hahahaha off by one, homosexual!
W-witness me?!
so was Max just hallucinating what possibly killed his group he was with previously or did he somehow see or hear about what happened? this looks like the same crew that would have ran her over, but the bluntness of it just makes me think they're nightmares and he doesn't know how they all died
The game said that Max's kid and wife were killed by a gang like this. They're the ones Max is hallucinating about.
Max's wife and kid were killed by a biker gang in the first movie zoomoid
Fury Road is not a direct sequel to Mad Max, moron.
Yes it is
Fury Road uses Max as a character, but it's not the same Max. Neither is the death of his family - Mad Max 1 and Fury Road show it differently.
>it's not the same Max
Watch the intro again, hear what he says his occupation was.
No, it is the same Max. According to the official Fury Road comic book written by George Miller which explicitly shows that the Max shown in the Fury Road film is the same Max as was featured in Mad Max, Road Warrior and Thunderdome.
If they call it guzzoline shouldn't they call the city Guztown?
You haven't played the game. The woman and the girl that Max is hallucinating about aren't his wife and kid, they're a wasteland sex slave and her kid who got saved by Max, and offered him to stay with them, but he refused and they died shortly after. The game is non-canon but uses note from the director, and the comic are slightly more canon, as much as a comic book tie-inno one really cares about can be, which is why there's inconsistencies between the game and the comic.
chumbucket is in the furiosa film right? Scrotus was but I never saw chumbucket.
Chum shows up at the end. He offers Furiosa his own car, that half built vehicle missing a rear wheel.
oh okay. I did notice him.
Miller apparently wasn’t fully satisfied with the game so it’s considered non-cannon. Although it doesn’t really contradict anything apart from how Scrotus looks. Plus his death & temporary status as the ruler of gas town could have still taken place between the Furiosa and Fury Road unless the Wasteland storyline would have addressed it
If we count the game the ''last interceptor" was somehow destroyed three times
>Road Warrior
>Begining of the game
>Begining of Fury Road
This was supposed to get expanded on in Mad Max: The Wasteland
The look of Furiosa still hasn't grown on me. I fricking miss John Seale.
didn't even notice it more than two times in the theater. i'm sure it'll be a lot of whining from anons watching it on laptops next week when it finally comes out on VOD
It looks so fricking cheap compared to Fury Road.
not defending the cgi entirely, but morons have been insufferable judging a cam rip of one of the most cgi heavy scenes
I'll wait and see, but I'm not moronic enough to think the problem is just the cam rip.
yeah, i'm literally saying it's the worst looking scene of the entire movie but the fact that anons are going nuts over the cam rip is wild
why didn't you gays see it in a theater anyway?
Because the trailer looked like shit and prequels are almost always bad.
>why didn't you gays see it in a theater anyway?
I can't, there's a war in my country, smart ass.
Thank god you can still lurk Cinemaphile constantly. Then you’d be in real trouble
It's not just CGI... the scene itself looks cheap. It's like an SNL sketch, not a movie.
wouldn't a camrip help hide any dodgy CGI? serious question i've always wondered at this argument. i've seen effects/modelwork that i thought looked completely realistic on VHS look like absolute dogshit in HD
If literally all of the cam rip footage looks like shit, anons will cry about it. So of course if cgi looks bad, it just adds to it
No it deffinately looked shit in cinema too. It's probably because a lot of the set pieces are far to extravagant to film practically (gas town, destruction of the excavation site and citadel crane hook defence) unlike Fury Road which was mostly dessert road. However this scene in particular is proof that they decided to opt for CGI vehicles and green screen for the majority rather than what they did with Fury Road which was real crashes stitched into the shots of characters, which is what made normies believe Fury Road was nearly 100% practical outside of the sand storm.
Agreed.
The film still delivers fantastic and often creative action but the CGI really hurts it. I couldn't help but keep thinking when I was in the cinema if a Black and Chrome hide the ugly CGI?
how did they make cgi look like stop motion?
I just hope Sematary to make new Fury Road jams
inspires*
i accidentally a word
That is just terrible CGI.
Chrome wheels that never have dirt ir dust.
Clean Chrome aluminum shiny truck that never gets dusty or scorch marks.
Some type of AK variant shooting a weak little tank lid without major bullet penetration or hitting the little gnome hiding behind the lid.
Ugly fake smoke and fire cgi like from the 90's.
Shitty horizon lines and perspective from clouds and scenery blocking.
The entire film is like this. This is like a proof of concept second draft maybe.
It's funny that the CGI in Fury Road isn't much better, but it doesn't really stick out thanks to the on-location shooting and practical effects
>Chrome wheels that never have dirt ir dust.
>Clean Chrome aluminum shiny truck that never gets dusty or scorch marks.
The truck is on its maiden voyage, which is why it is shiny.
>Some type of AK variant shooting a weak little tank lid without major bullet penetration or hitting the little gnome hiding behind the lid.
You obviously have not seen the movie, because otherwise you would know the dwarf got shot through the lid
ASS TO ASS TOWN
>2015
"holy frick fury road is so fricking good"
>2016-2023
"well fury road is a good movie... but it also kinda reddit..."
>2024
"holy frick fury road is so fricking good"
That's just Cinemaphiles kneejerk contrarian reaction to popular things
War Boys posting has always been kino tho
What I enjoy the most about Fury Road is how the story is driven and characters change entirely through their behaviour during the action scenes. this minor guy is another example of a 2nd lieutenant his initial loyalty of following orders despite not understanding but then gradually turning to realizing the treason
Same thing happens in Furiosa
Furiosa has good action
Everything outside of it is lame
MM1 6/10
MM2 9/10
MM3 7/10
FR 8.5/10
F 7.5/10
I agree with this rating.
No. Everything about it was good, except that it wasn't fury road.
>MM1 worse than Furiosa AND Thunderdome
what a moronic fricking take my word
In terms of action, world-building and characters yes, it's the worst of the bunch. It was the director's first movie, with a shoe-string budget, and it shows.
It's a thriller with action sequences. All the others are sci-fi action movies.
That doesn't make it a worse movie, that just makes it less compatible with viewers who have ADHD
The original was made on a shoestring budget, it gained a cult following in Australia because it used contemporary cars and bikes, in Japan because he acted like a samurai. It was barely even shown in the US. Thunderdome continued max's redemption stories from his murderous rampage in the first movie, just stories though, memories from other people. Thunderdome was a great concept, had a good score and Tina Turner was excellent.
Switch MM2 and FR. Everything 2 does FR does better.
Yeah but MM2 was kind of miraculous, it was done using film, Fury Road was in the digital era, I kind of prefer the actual textures captured in MM2 , it's pretty incredible.
That's fair.
Yes, the wasteland in Road Warrior feels more real
More natural colors, actual roads with garbage everywhere...
Fury Road seems like it's set in a fantasy world or like a 100 years afte Road Warrior
What movie starts with the opening scene looking down the intake of a blown V8.
>20 point rating scale
cmon homie make up your mind
I always feel bad for this guy
When I was a kid we were on holiday in England and my parents had said we could go to Legoland. But at the time there was very stormy weather and Legoland got flooded out, so it was closed and we couldn't go. As such I had great empathy with him in this scene.
WITNESS ME BLOODBAGS
Does anyone think about getting their commercial driver's licence and driving a war rig? the youtube truckers make the lifestyle seem like camping but the skill required might be out of reach.
>but the skill required might be out of reach.
BWAHAHAHAHAH
They're fricking truckers, anon, once you know how to drive you're 95% of the way there.
I think you guys are vastly underrating the difficulties of maneuvering a semi in city streets . .
Listen man I've played a lot of Farming Simulator, I think I know what I'm talking about
if trucking was an actual skill they’d be smart enough to form a union
>the skill required might be out of reach.
What skill? 90% of semis used in the US are automatic transmission anyway.
I really wish there was a desaturated or normal color palette to this film. I know the black and white one exists but the promotional footage just looks better and would make the film feel better than the obnoxious orange and blue.
just how old is Max anyway?
He was very young in the first movie, 24 or something, by furry road he is over 40, 45 maybe.
>furry road
>TFW Furiosa is set like 15 or 20 years before Fury Road
>Both have more or less the same aesthetic
I just can't buy it that the Furiosa/Fury Road wasteland happened at the same time as the first Mad Max or a couple years afterwards
Or that Furiosa was surely raised before the apocalypse (Despite the whole backstory about le legendary green place with the women tribe)
Flopiosa sharta has to be the most weak followup I've seen now I know how Thunderdome gays felt
Don't expect Boomer fever dementia feminists dreams to make sense
Like avatarded 2
Shills are here, where were you, bust night in Tel Aviv or something?
You came up with some real zingers there. Groundbreaking. How will they ever recover?
Yeah, you are right
It's just a soi version of conan with monster trucks (The last part is actually kinda cool)
Here’s how it goes
Mad max is just normal Australia
So is the road warrior
And so is thunderdome until he goes beyond it
Then fury road is on another planet
And furiosa is in a dimension where anyone gave a shit about furiosa
Also the ''history man''
Apparently a gang of people who were alive before the apocalypse (Dementus is at least in his 30s) need some old guy to tell them stories about something that happened at most 20 years ago
Lack of entertainment and resources like useful information can explain why people would appreciate having a walking encyclopaedia around. Especially when they’re all largely just violent thugs. 30-40 years since the fall is still within reasonable range, especially since Australia is so big and sparsely populated that Max could have lives around an area where the fall of society was slower and its reach took longer than more densely populated cities. And in any case the police force barely existed by the first movie. Couple of decades of scarcity in resource and increasing desperation can escalate things quite a lot and most of the latter movies all take place around desert areas.
IIRC Fury Road is supposed to be 40 years after the apocalypse. Max's age doesn't make sense since Hardy could pass for a 50-years-old dude at the oldest, but it's a conscious choice by Miller, who thinks of Max as a legendary figure of the Wastelands and the movies are just tales being told of his exploits, so continuity isn't terribly important.
Did anyone else who played the Mad Max game thing the underground section was kino?
I would liked to see that on the big screen.
I finally watched Fury Road 2015. it wasn't that bad. that was so depressing when they said the green place is gone.
Tom Hardy's fake deep voice was absolutely ridiculous. but he was cool apart from that. he kind reminds me of kevin costner waterworld.
Man did I love these things.
imagine the tetanus
I imagine that's the intention
Frick yes, that dude is cool as frick. I'm just happy Furiosa gives us more motorbike action, there was some super cool designs.
Ahahaha oh shit it’s the mc content moron shilling this because it has gay-scooters
the what?
I just like bikes and made a comment saying so - what are you chatting about?
40 years is crazy, Thunderdome was probably about 10 years after the collapse based on the age of the kids
Did the plane crash on the way to little Saint John?
It's not supposed to make sense, it's supposed to elevate Max into this legendary figure of the Wastelands. People don't realize or care that his story of going around fixing everyone's problems doesn't add up with his backstory of being an officer pre-collapse.
>it’s supposed to be stupid!
It's so funny to me how in any other franchise if the canon was this screwed up it would be considered shaky storytelling but there's this sect of redditors who insist that in Max's case it's um ackchually a deliberately ambiguous interpretive take on the development of new myth
I think it's the post apocalyptic setting giving the mindset of 'eh, anything goes'
For better or for worse.
Road Warrior does start and end with grown up feral kid narrating
I guess they decided to apply this to the other films to cope with how the continuity is nonsense
I think no one cares because Fury Road is very much a standalone story and the Mad Max franchise never sold itself on its worldbuilding.
Compelling world building is the cornerstone of every cult classic. Unless you can prove me wrong by naming a two dimensional cult classic
It already had some of the issues in Fury Road
Like i get the kids not knowing anything about the past
But Bartertown has no reason to be this wacky.
Pretty much everyone there used to live in the Mad Max 1 world
Imagine how cool a movie would be with Mad Max as the main character
People forget that Max went on a murder rampage in the very first movie, he was an actual police officer of the courts and everything, there is no coming back from murdering, even scum bags by handcuffing them to burning cars. He's not a super hero, he's a fallen man, like a Ronin seeking redemption but only subconsciously.
This is why the Japanese have always understood Mad Maxu.
For me, it’s Slit pointing at Furiosa
when does that happen?
This guys story would've made a better movie than Furiosa.
So did Immortan Joe look at Nux or was he just scanning the horizon?
he definitely looked right at him.
No he didn't. Nux is such a homosexual.
>homosexual! homosexual!
What did he mean by this?
He didn't say that
Watch the scene, he literally did
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apparently its "Fang It" which means to floor it in Underside Land
No we're going to Ass Town
I liked Furiosa.
me too, saw it with a cutie too
i went to rewatch this part but i ended up watching the whole movie again
This has happened to me like four times since seeing Furiosa
I've realized why I liked Schlanger so much. It's like 40% the cute boots she wears in her first scene, 60% being a blonde waifish tomboy. I'm like a reverse footgay.
>all these digits
Are we going to Valhalla?
shiny and chrome. anon.
I enjoyed furiosa but it wasn't as balls to the wall as fury road. Also the first war rig scene is too long.
I'm about to watch the first mad max. Hope it's cool, never have seen it
>I'm about to watch the first mad max. Hope it's cool, never have seen it
It's a completely different movie.
Yeah no doubt, Im expecting that. Still heard good things about it
The first Mad Max is small and scope and not very intense compared to the subsequent movies. That doesn't make it any worse, though.
>Max has gun pointed at one of them
>asks to give him the bag in the back
>just because he tells you to do something doesn't mean you have to do it
what the frick other option did the girl have? he already shot at one of them.
Because you're reading the wrong code here. These girls are addicted to doing whatever men tell them to do. They have no other response to it than to obey. That's why their first reaction is to obey. That's what this is about. She reminds them that they don't have to do everything men say.
I understand that, but in this case a man has a gun to the girl's head. He wasn't just barking orders at her. Even the girl who said this stopped dead in her tracks when he shot at her
Oh yes we are familia
Isn't a whole separate thread with this shit in it enough for you?
No it's not unfortunately
Kino
Apparently in the comics he married a black woman.
What is this hairstyle called
The crazy about you
nice digits
These are both my digits, but just saying, God is with the original film chads and this proves it.
80s perm
would you believe Max's wife was my first ever wiafu? it's true
It was such a traumatic scene. You literally don't expect it to be this bad. It's devastating.
You can't beat the building menace of the toecutter and his gang in the original.
It's like just on the very edge of society that's going off the rails, and so timely for current year. A masterpiece that holds up better than any other Mad Max film
>A masterpiece that holds up better than any other Mad Max film
Indeed.
Everyone told me not to watch Mad Max 1 because it's umm boring and not like Road Warrior.
And now it's one of my favorite movies ever.
Scag don't rate
these
mm1>the rest
wtf, was she balding? Nightmarish hairline
>300 replies
I love you guys.
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It was a bit disappointing. It wasn't bad, just not that good, especially if you compare it to Fury Road (which everyone will do)
It felt like it was imitating Fury Road, and doing a bad job of it. It was trying to be weird without purpose, like a Mad Max fanfiction. Some of the costumes looked cheap, and the vehicles weren't nearly as interesting as in the previous. Some of the CGI looked really bad. There were no "holy shit this is awesome" moments like in the previous film.
The acting was great, Chris Hemsworth was a believable and quirky villian who sold it perfectly, from his flowery vocabulary down to his weird drunken shamble. Anya Taylor-Joy was really good, and had great development. I like how she said so little, so that everything she said was important. I think a lot of actors wouldn't be willing to do that. However, a lot of the side characters (including characters from Fury Road) were more boring and watered-down.
It was neat seeing more of the Wasteland and the different locations. I liked Fury Road for basically taking place in a truck, But Furiosa took us all over the place. That's kind of a good and a bad thing, since Mad Max movies tend to be very simple stories. Furiosa is much more complex, and it doesn't quite know how to handle it all. But it was neat seeing how the economy and world works.
I remember in Fury Road when Furiosa handed one of the wives an SKS and said "reload the clip" and I was annoyed they said clip instead of magazine. Then I bought an SKS and I understood what she meant.
RIP to a kino thread