+Elysium As I understand it, a lot of the blowing-up bits were very clever CGI. The fire was all real, because fire is notoriously hard to CGI, but the actual destruction was very cleverly faked.
+Gena Trius From the other videos, it look like they crashed/blew up the cars FOR REAL but then inserted them into other scenes. I think the way they did it was they tried to limit the cgi to when it would have been too dangerous for actual people to be in there, apart from stuntpeople.
+Julian George The original Star Wars trilogy behind the scenes is pretty cool. Basically just describes how underwhelming the actual process of shooting the movies were compared to how amazing they actually are.
I really loved getting to see all the detail and, for lack of a better word, story behind all the vehicles. The movie goes so fast that you really can't catch all the artistry of the props and cars :)
I think the only green screen was on Charlise's arm to take it out. She was wearing the thing over it, but she had a green sleeve to remove her actual arm from the final cut.
@@Annie-zd7mx i don't think he was working class, he was a doctor before he became a filmmaker, even his accent is definitely not working-class Australian
@Chadwicked B despite a different filming location, i would like to believe that its still implied that its Australia but just super post apocalyptic and dried up, sort of like the Mad Max game
@@thisbubblygoodness7611 The location in the movie is Australia and when they arrive at the "salt lands" (don't remember how its called in the movie) and can't go further, its supposed to be the dried up ocean afaik.
@Gavigg75 Maybe you should stick to Fast and Furious you have no idea , really spend a few minutes watching the unedited stunt footage and educate yourself
This is why practical effects and props are genuinely better. No CGI to date can give you same feeling, the sense of presence and place. This movie was absolutely insane. And the fact that so much of it was done practically makes it even better.
A good point but... and hear me out. The battle of coruscant (starwars revenge of the sith) was by for the best battle of all starwars films and was like 99% cgi
Star Wars, and Mad Max, are completely different movies you can’t compare them really, and of course a Star Wars scene was cgi, you can’t make actual space ships and fly them around for a movie
@@davidarmstrong8710 how do you even do practical effect for the starships? Build a big-ass capital ship that will cost more than the film will ever make and ask the Army to lend u some ship cannons alongside tracer rounds?
There is CGI in the movie, but it has been used mainly for touch-ups [Furiosa`s lack of a hand, for instance, was a great work of CGI]. Used well it can be a nice improvement to any movie.
The cars in this movie are beautiful. What’s even more amazing about them was that they were all real and the fact that they put so much effort into making them adds an whole new element of dedication. And I know I’m paraphrasing here but just like George says “just because its a wasteland, it doesn’t mean people can’t make beautiful things”
Same here. I've always had a respect for powerful and classic vehicles, but I would pay a lot of money for any one of these rides. especially Immortan Joe's Gigahorse
+Pumudu Perera they're not as exciting in real life I watched a bunch of car mod videos and got pretty bored they didn't make anything slightly close to the epicness of even the simplest car in this video
Working on vehicles myself, acknowledging the amount of time, resources and cost to not only make these vehicles but to have multiple versions along side turbo and supercharging them. To do that required extensive tuning across all vehicles that had forced induction. They covered so much of this and really want to give praise to everyone for their hard work.
As I recall from other things I've read about the vehicles, the twincharged (turbo and super) vehicles like the gigahorse were absolutely supercharged, but not actually turbocharged - the turbos were blowthrough dummy housings, because twincharging is actually really hard. But the gigahorse engine was a functional supercharged v16 (two v8s joined at the crank) because it was useful to have that sort of power to get up to filming speed. But the Turbo charging was a step more than they really needed, and could very easily be mocked up with no real downsides. That so many of the hero cars were either turbocharged or supercharged for real shows in the sound design and editing, however - there's nary a whine or blow off missed. The editing and especially sound design in this film is, to be blunt, some of the best ever put to the screen. Find me *any* bad gear change, any wrong engine speed, any example of, say, a lorry based platform sounding like a car. That level of detail is flat out jaw dropping and is a perfect example of just how seriously Miller took what would likely be his last chance to make the most technically comprehensive big budget film he's likely to make. This is the definitive (at least technically) chase movie, and it'll take something pretty fecking spectacular to top it.
I just realized .....somthing too, but cant print here....actually coming to think of it..mad max one is how mad max thunder road ends if you look at it with a different angle...the vehicals won the hearts of the movie goers.. but i guess its starts off as a family...max and his polices buddys.. his wife and child who then get killed...fast and furious aside from the cars also had the family theme in it from the start...
Rule of thumb is every movie that has a vehicle the main characters use has at least 2 extra built. In-case one breaks (time is money) and when making a movie it costs more money to stop production to fix something that it would be to pay to built 2 extra and just grab another one. Especially when its a super custom vehicle like the War Rig, or lets say Back to the Future's delorean, or Batman's tumbler...
As a truck driver I was fortunate enough to deliver one of the vehicles that was to become one of the war rigs into a massive warehouse in Sydney and trust me it didn't look like the beast you see in the movie, it was a 6wd Tatra with huge tyres, they let me hang around for 4 hours and watch these incredible vehicles being built, I had to sign a form saying that I wouldn't take photos or talk about what I saw in there until after the movie was released or I could be taken to court and possibly a half a million dollars in fines but I was like a kid in a lolly shop, they were all really cool people and nowhere was off limits and they answered all of my questions, what I saw in there is etched in my mind, being a mad Max fan helped, a day I'll never forget.
cannot get enough of how real everything is. a coupe deville on dual tractor tires with two engines. two real working engines connected together. 1200 horsepower. and it's real, and it drives. what the hell.
Sub Ripper Same and before anyone bitches about them "ruining" a classic Cadillac, remember all these cars were prob rusted out shells before they were turned into this, so they took a car that would otherwise being rotting somewhere and transformed in into one of the most badass movie cars ever.
This is true of almost all of the cars used. They went to farm paddocks, sheds, junk yards to find shells, not necessarily whole cars. Most of them sit on newer 4WD chassis; both to make it easy to install mechanicals and give the body lift without having to do major work
I thought this movie was shite tbh about...fell asleep in the reverent .is that the spelling ?...then again i have sleep apnia...slow moving movie tend to effect me that way if think about it....sleep apnia that is..
@@TheKingOfHalo ..yeah maybe thats it good film spoilt by weak actors in the roles...or not suited in those roles...of course these days getting bankable stars to bring in the money is important but i agree what you say..
The storyboard artist Peter Pound did the most beautiful work on the film Babe. He's a very clever person who Miller needs to explore the core designs and visuals before it's shot. Nice to see lots of Broken Hill footage here, sad the film wasn't shot in Australia
They even planned to film it in the Outback, but a huge rainstorm came before they started filming and the entire desert bloomed with flowers and life, so they had to move to somewhere that looked more wasteland-ish
@@cranjusmcbasketball2052 very true, however they did film the interior shots and the final big crash of the main truck in Australia though, it woulda been super awesome to see the entire film shot there but oh well
The fact that this was all real and all the stunts were actually pulled over and all the cars were made is insane, Miller is a true legend and I swear I'd give anything to drive at least one of those vehicles. They are majestic
I didn’t realize all of these were real, functioning vehicles. I was so dumbfounded by the sheer insanity of the whole movie that I never thought too deeply about the cars being real.
WahidTrynaHeghugh other than the fact they destroyed a lot of beautiful cars. Hell they had I think a barracuda those are not just laying around. But art is art
Unfortunatley we all think the same. Since nowadays everything is fake and done with computers. Its hard to believe they really make these stuff. But yeah we're wrong. Thats where Movie budget going to anyway
I assumed they were powered by crappy old 4 cylinder Toyota Corolla engines with massive fake blowers and engines maybe some needed more power to run like joes caddy and might have had a cheep morden V8 for the power
@Your Greatest Ally yea ive looked into it recently. the hero cars were real for the most part save the supercharger. It was gutted so they could toggle it off and on. were IRL it would spin all the time. Tho some of the orginal serious cars were 6 cylinders like the non hero yellow cop cars in the orginal movie
That was twenty minutes that I couldn't have enjoyed more. But they made three of the war rigs!? Three!? You've got yourself a roving post apocalyptic army in three beautiful packages.
SlamifiedBuddafied I believe one is the full, "Hero" War Rig and the other two were less detailed rigs in case one was across the desert and they needed to shoot a scene
@@banjobill8420 All three war rigs were identical according to this, and I wouldn't doubt it. Its insurance if one of them was broken down, all3 had to be hero cars.
Imagine being a mechanic and one day some guys come in and say "okay i need you to put one 59 coupe on top of another like a roof, put dual tractor tires on the back, and lets have 2 V8 big blocks running together.
6:05 "I think he'd have all this polished. Someone would sit here for hours licking it" it's so cool to see the creative process that goes into even the tiny details
I can't believe how much work and effort was spend on the making of this movie. Someone could've said; "Yo, fuck this. Let's hire some assholes with computers to CGI this shit.". But no, everyone involved in Fury Road had passion and wanted to create art. This might be the first time in ten years and probably the last time ever, that I could enjoy a movie without constantly having to compromise with my cynicism. Thank you, George Miller and crew. Nailed it.
@james morgan Take your meds and calm down. Yes, oh course the stunts were practical in the older films. I don't see how that detracts from what they accomplished for this film, or how that somehow works as a dig at the original comment, it doesn't. Also, these stunts are more insane, so they have a good point.
@@nathanexplosion3867 Special Effects refers to things that are real, EG explosions, animatronics, prosthetics, etc. Visual Effecs refers to things in the computer realm, with CG and digital compositing (usually used to aid Special Effects). SFX are real, VFX are less so.
@Big B Kenobi Are you serious? This movie made the road warrior obsolete! And before you ask, yes, I've seen both of them. They are great films, but Fury Road is just better.
Wow, with movies today using so much CG, the fact that they actually made all these awesome, working vehicles is just crazy. These machines are just ridiculously bad ass. To have worked on this flick must have been a motor-head's wet dream.
I saw this movie in theaters, thinking it was going to be a fun action flick. We even went to a Movie Tavern. I barely ate, I couldn't take my eyes off the screen. But the best part was driving home in my little Wrangler and just feeling like I needed to roar back down the back streets. I felt like a kid again. I haven't had a movie do that in forever.
8:10 I know this movie only uses very little CGI to enhance the Practical effects, and when I saw this scene the first time I thought for sure they added that guy in digitally, but no, there really is a dude hanging on the side of that truck when it makes that insane jump!
3RAN7ON I saw another behind the scenes were they showed the same clip from the movie while talking about CGI. At 8:04 the dude’s head wobbles a bit weirdly. So I think perhaps they used a puppet to blend in with and use as reference for a CGI model for the movement Edit: It’s actually from a video on the same channel: th-cam.com/video/yKAHGwCyamc/w-d-xo.html at 5:20 for anyone who is interested
As wZem mentioned, it has to be a puppet, because if you look closely under the truck, you can actually see a puppet going under the wheels. (Foreshadow much hahaha!)
I was living in Namibia at the time this was being filmed there and in the local newspaper were photos of all these cars on trucks being shipped in from the local port. The whole town stopped to watch the whole parade go by
The love and craft in each of the vehicles is truly amazing. They are each their own character and the sounds are all genuine gut churning horsepower. Two V8s mated to a driveshaft. .....lol...turbos...and they each have their own name....what a riot. The making of is just as entertaining as the film. Miller makes another great movie and smartly avoids the trappings of the modern CGI age. Well done.
Really really beautiful, even touching. Ear car is a character by itself. Amazing. I noticed that each car's "death" is even more terrifying and sad that when a human dies. You really feel for them.
I have not one clue about cars ,but when you consider what went into each and every vehicle by way of design...intellect..expertise and sheer blood sweat and tears how can you not be humbled by all of it...pretty bloody impressive indeed 👏 🇦🇺
+Young Knight He'll get another. He's deeply attached to the Australian Ford Falcon -- ever since the tail end of the first film, that car was his identity in a sense, and he felt "lost" without it -- and even in the Wasteland there are bound to be a few more of them lying about someplace. The car he had in Fury Road wasn't even the same one from the first two films; he cobbled it together from scavenged parts. That's another reason why the Warboys caught him so easily in Fury Road -- this wasn't the Super Pursuit Special, it was a mere shadow of that car.
+Jade Prout I know he'll make another one not only was it the closest to the original interceptor but it's the fact that his friend made that car for him and that car is one of the only tools for survival in that world(and its badass)
@ 21:46, you're telling me there could have been a PT Cruiser apocalypse machine cruising around? The amount of work that went into this film is staggering, I'm surprised it even got made at all
+dragracedude1 My deepest fear over the past few years was that George Miller would die before completing the film. I can't express how relieved and overjoyed I was when it was finished! I wish I could give George a great big hug and thank him for this film!
Kudos for not taking a huge payout from one of the big 3 automakers and using a bunch of current production cars and making them look old and derelict.
***** Most of the cars you see being used are old beaters of random brands. If you go watch some of the recent block buster movies like the Transformer movies, look at all the random traffic cars and a lot of the hero cars, they'll mostly be of one brand because automakers give them a payout and basically sponsor the movie with their cars in exchange for featuring their brand cars in the movie. Go watch the second Matrix movie, damn near every car in that movie is a Cadillac or other GM car. Crap like that is really obvious to me because I'm a car guy so I pay a lot of attention to stuff like that and it kills the movie for me.
Evil D Yeah same here but for the most part,if it's done tastefully I support product placement because well,sometimes it's what keeps great movies from being shelved due to a lack of budget,however,when certain directors like you mention throw products in your face,it ruins the experience. However, I don't really think you could throw in product placement into a film like this, after all, if in this universe, apocalyptic events started in the 80's, product development for the most part would cease for obvious reason. So you couldn't really throw a 2017 Ford gt into the film, as cool as that would be or have them drinking Monster energy drinks because those things simply never existed in this universe. I suppose they could like throw in them discovering a run down Walmart and be like "Wow I remember the great deals I used to get shopping here!" or something cringe inducing like that if Walmart paid them but that's about it.
aaah.. are you high as a kite, drunk as a dwarf or just completely out of your fuckin mind!?!? Coz NO!!! just fuckin NOOO!!! You pretty much (with a few exceptions) have to go back to the 80's and 90's to find the good stuff.. Like ever heard of "Heat", "Aliens" or "T2".. any of those ring a bell?? Or were you born yesterday?? ffs. Kids these days.. smh..
@@diadokhoi5722 And what are you rambling about... not a Mad Max what?? What is it then?? And how is that even remotely relevant to the drunk clown "Ian's" statement??
Normally I hate the damage that movies do to classic, beautiful, irreplaceable (unless we get our politics sorted out) cars but, Mad Max vehicles are a work of art in their own right so it's entirely excusable.
@@thebellboy3196 Im not that versed in Traffic laws, but i think the Gigahorse is not a car but a stylised monster truck, which has there own liscence compared to having a level 1-2 liscence, which only covers motorcycles and everyday cars. If you have maybe a level 3-4 liscence, i guess you can drive the Gigahorse, although not in heavy traffic or main roads.
I remember really enjoying the movie up to the point the Doof Wagon showed up; at that moment, I realized that Miller could throw absolutely anything at me for the next 90 minutes and I would believe it. Completely insane and awesome.
A lot of people on earth are worried about the pollution in the air made my burning gasoline, but I think we can all allow George Miller to have a bit of fun.
I must say that, when I went to watch this movie in a theater, I was absolutely awe-struck by the amount of non-stop action, attention to details, depth of characters and by the overall political undertone of the whole thing. This movie left me with a: "Wow, now this is some serious action movie!!!" feeling that lingered on with me for several days. The amount of technicality and engineering prowess that has gone into it is absolutely flabbergasting - and it shows in the movie! I would go so far as to claim that Fury Road is the best installment of the whole Mad Max franchise.
+Cykoid He already does - it's a show called 'Top Gear' that was recently discontinued. It involves decaying men from a decaying society being violent dinosaurs at 90 mph. Truly harrowing.
This movie is still my favourite movie of all time. I often go back to this video just to appreciate the amount of work that has gone into this masterpiece.
Narraghetto This is a good movie about a character named Furiosa. there is a secondary/sidekick character in it named Max but he is irrelevant to the movie and could have been any character. A Mad Max movie will be about, surprise, Mad Max. This Max character has no agency in this movie, is not proactive in any way, purely reactive and plays a secondary role. This is not a Mad Max movie.
+GeirGunnarss That´s the beauty of it, everybody expects Max to be the hero, instead they get a really good character like Furiosa. I loved it. Don´t worry, there will be sequels and Max is going to have more "hero time".
GeirGunnarss True, but Max did have his moments. It was his plan to bring everyone back to the Citadel, for example. I think that Max was more of a reactive character in this film is because he is usually more of a lone wolf and has some kind of freedom to go his own way. His freedoms were taken from him at the beginning of the movie.
What I would kill for is just a several hour long documentary of a guy with a camera just doing one or several 360s around each and EVERY one of the vehicle used in this movie. I want to see every last little detail on every one of them, they are beautiful works of art!
The cars in this movie are so fucking amazing. Everything in this movie is amazing. That's how you make a action flick.its a 2 hour rush ride. I saw it again the other night. Does it hold up? You better believe it.just incredible.
I waited 30 years for this movie....and thought it was rubbish. But now I've seen how much went into the vehicles I've got to go back and watch it again.
+Drew fromOz To Miller's defense, giving it too much screentime would appeared forced given how the car, like the couple other cutesy ones, is practically the polar opposite of the grittier, more aggressive vehicles around it and would stick out like a sore thumb. But relegating the Mini into a background element may have unintentionally enhanced its quirkiness as an odd little freeze frame bonus.
These people engineered actual vehicles, probably breaking a few world records, and blew them up just to make a movie...that is true art!
+Elysium As I understand it, a lot of the blowing-up bits were very clever CGI. The fire was all real, because fire is notoriously hard to CGI, but the actual destruction was very cleverly faked.
+Gena Trius From the other videos, it look like they crashed/blew up the cars FOR REAL but then inserted them into other scenes. I think the way they did it was they tried to limit the cgi to when it would have been too dangerous for actual people to be in there, apart from stuntpeople.
+Gena Trius you can see many real explosions and crashes in behind the scenes videos though.
+Gena Trius The only CGI in the explosions is mostly some parts that fly off, because they blew up their shit for real
+Gena Trius
Yeah... You are just plain wrong.
Most of the CGI is to complement the very real stunts and destruction of vehicles.
this movie is one of the few times that the behind the scenes is about as cool as the finished product
+Julian George The original Star Wars trilogy behind the scenes is pretty cool. Basically just describes how underwhelming the actual process of shooting the movies were compared to how amazing they actually are.
I really loved getting to see all the detail and, for lack of a better word, story behind all the vehicles. The movie goes so fast that you really can't catch all the artistry of the props and cars :)
I think the only green screen was on Charlise's arm to take it out. She was wearing the thing over it, but she had a green sleeve to remove her actual arm from the final cut.
This movie was horrible acting and effects wise
@@christophekelada1417 go shit yourself fucking loser 🤣
This movie was the most entertaining documentary of Australia I have ever watched
@@Annie-zd7mx i don't think he was working class, he was a doctor before he became a filmmaker, even his accent is definitely not working-class Australian
Lol
@Chadwicked B despite a different filming location, i would like to believe that its still implied that its Australia but just super post apocalyptic and dried up, sort of like the Mad Max game
@Chadwicked B yeah for the weather but almost backfired on them
@@thisbubblygoodness7611 The location in the movie is Australia and when they arrive at the "salt lands" (don't remember how its called in the movie) and can't go further, its supposed to be the dried up ocean afaik.
The fact that nobody died during this production is the greatest accomplishment of all.
bridgecross ; Actually ...
as far as we know
@@buildmotosykletist1987 wait, did someone die?
@Gavigg75 Maybe you should stick to Fast and Furious you have no idea , really spend a few minutes watching the unedited stunt footage and educate yourself
@Gavigg75 Raw unedited footage right here Aussie stunt men best in the world mate th-cam.com/video/M3fLazkWCgE/w-d-xo.html
This is why practical effects and props are genuinely better. No CGI to date can give you same feeling, the sense of presence and place. This movie was absolutely insane. And the fact that so much of it was done practically makes it even better.
A good point but... and hear me out. The battle of coruscant (starwars revenge of the sith) was by for the best battle of all starwars films and was like 99% cgi
Star Wars, and Mad Max, are completely different movies you can’t compare them really, and of course a Star Wars scene was cgi, you can’t make actual space ships and fly them around for a movie
@@davidarmstrong8710 how do you even do practical effect for the starships? Build a big-ass capital ship that will cost more than the film will ever make and ask the Army to lend u some ship cannons alongside tracer rounds?
There is CGI in the movie, but it has been used mainly for touch-ups [Furiosa`s lack of a hand, for instance, was a great work of CGI]. Used well it can be a nice improvement to any movie.
@@roogoculus2885 You use scale models.
The cars in this movie are beautiful.
What’s even more amazing about them was that they were all real and the fact that they put so much effort into making them adds an whole new element of dedication. And I know I’m paraphrasing here but just like George says “just because its a wasteland, it doesn’t mean people can’t make beautiful things”
I loved the details on the cars, you could believe they were holy relics to the religion of V8
Any one of these cars could have a full 30 minute video explaining it. This is just amazing and insane.
Bro, to go into the full detail of the build of most of the cars it could take hours
@@aaronchown5008 so?
I was never into cars that much....This movie changed me.
+XYZ watch mighty car mods. they take a silvia s15, put an ls1 v8 in it and create an insane mad max machine!
Same here. I've always had a respect for powerful and classic vehicles, but I would pay a lot of money for any one of these rides. especially Immortan Joe's Gigahorse
+XYZ these are not cars, they are works of art.
+helloitonoff cars are works of art. :D
+Pumudu Perera they're not as exciting in real life I watched a bunch of car mod videos and got pretty bored they didn't make anything slightly close to the epicness of even the simplest car in this video
Working on vehicles myself, acknowledging the amount of time, resources and cost to not only make these vehicles but to have multiple versions along side turbo and supercharging them. To do that required extensive tuning across all vehicles that had forced induction.
They covered so much of this and really want to give praise to everyone for their hard work.
Yep. I had no idea they were real. Onya fellas!!!
As I recall from other things I've read about the vehicles, the twincharged (turbo and super) vehicles like the gigahorse were absolutely supercharged, but not actually turbocharged - the turbos were blowthrough dummy housings, because twincharging is actually really hard.
But the gigahorse engine was a functional supercharged v16 (two v8s joined at the crank) because it was useful to have that sort of power to get up to filming speed. But the Turbo charging was a step more than they really needed, and could very easily be mocked up with no real downsides.
That so many of the hero cars were either turbocharged or supercharged for real shows in the sound design and editing, however - there's nary a whine or blow off missed.
The editing and especially sound design in this film is, to be blunt, some of the best ever put to the screen. Find me *any* bad gear change, any wrong engine speed, any example of, say, a lorry based platform sounding like a car.
That level of detail is flat out jaw dropping and is a perfect example of just how seriously Miller took what would likely be his last chance to make the most technically comprehensive big budget film he's likely to make.
This is the definitive (at least technically) chase movie, and it'll take something pretty fecking spectacular to top it.
I just realized something... Mad max was actually more focused on the cars than the earlier fast and the furious movies
You mean every new one after 3?
You mean the later ones?
I just realized .....somthing too, but cant print here....actually coming to think of it..mad max one is how mad max thunder road ends if you look at it with a different angle...the vehicals won the hearts of the movie goers.. but i guess its starts off as a family...max and his polices buddys.. his wife and child who then get killed...fast and furious aside from the cars also had the family theme in it from the start...
Fast and furious is more for kids really although some intellectually impaired people may also enjoy it. Mad Max was always a movie for adults.
@@oommcc Fast and Furious is decent for all ages.
Me: wow so they actually built the war rig. That must have been ALOT of work.
Me 2min later: Wow they built three identical war rigs...
And two the gigahorses!
Rule of thumb is every movie that has a vehicle the main characters use has at least 2 extra built. In-case one breaks (time is money) and when making a movie it costs more money to stop production to fix something that it would be to pay to built 2 extra and just grab another one. Especially when its a super custom vehicle like the War Rig, or lets say Back to the Future's delorean, or Batman's tumbler...
Wow. You STUPID DUMB ASS TOOL.. !!!
They've built three war rigs
As a truck driver I was fortunate enough to deliver one of the vehicles that was to become one of the war rigs into a massive warehouse in Sydney and trust me it didn't look like the beast you see in the movie, it was a 6wd Tatra with huge tyres, they let me hang around for 4 hours and watch these incredible vehicles being built, I had to sign a form saying that I wouldn't take photos or talk about what I saw in there until after the movie was released or I could be taken to court and possibly a half a million dollars in fines but I was like a kid in a lolly shop, they were all really cool people and nowhere was off limits and they answered all of my questions, what I saw in there is etched in my mind, being a mad Max fan helped, a day I'll never forget.
The fact that all these cars are practical and hand made makes this movie even more cooler
Far cooler, not just more cooler.
cannot get enough of how real everything is. a coupe deville on dual tractor tires with two engines. two real working engines connected together. 1200 horsepower. and it's real, and it drives. what the hell.
crazy i knnow
Sub Ripper Same and before anyone bitches about them "ruining" a classic Cadillac, remember all these cars were prob rusted out shells before they were turned into this, so they took a car that would otherwise being rotting somewhere and transformed in into one of the most badass movie cars ever.
This is true of almost all of the cars used. They went to farm paddocks, sheds, junk yards to find shells, not necessarily whole cars. Most of them sit on newer 4WD chassis; both to make it easy to install mechanicals and give the body lift without having to do major work
It must be overheats in minutes
"It's two v8 engines locked together into one shaft.." *pause* "what more can I say?"
+Christyan Setiawan UNLIMITED....POWEEEERRR!!!!!!!! lol
What I wanna know is exactly how were those two engines mated to one shaft? Did they use a marine type drive, I wonder?
dashie?
The Toecutter...he knows who I am
@@BlueOx2277 - it could have been done like the Chrysler A57 multibank engine (5 x 6 cylinder engines):
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chrysler_A57_multibank
*The fact that all of these cars were custom made and had fully functional custom engines is just mind-blowing.*
I swear, the attention to detail on these vehicles, especially what they could do, was just astounding.
This should have won best movie! No other movie this year even came close to this in terms of passion and effort put into it!
Go watch the Revenant and tell me it didn't have passion or as much effort in it if not more than Mad Max
The actors could have been better. Max in the video game was way more in character imo. He was cold and selfish, which made sense.
stellvia hoenheim is there some hatred towards white people?
I thought this movie was shite tbh about...fell asleep in the reverent .is that the spelling ?...then again i have sleep apnia...slow moving movie tend to effect me that way if think about it....sleep apnia that is..
@@TheKingOfHalo ..yeah maybe thats it good film spoilt by weak actors in the roles...or not suited in those roles...of course these days getting bankable stars to bring in the money is important but i agree what you say..
The storyboard artist Peter Pound did the most beautiful work on the film Babe. He's a very clever person who Miller needs to explore the core designs and visuals before it's shot. Nice to see lots of Broken Hill footage here, sad the film wasn't shot in Australia
This is the last place I’d expect to find you mr leokim 🙌
They even planned to film it in the Outback, but a huge rainstorm came before they started filming and the entire desert bloomed with flowers and life, so they had to move to somewhere that looked more wasteland-ish
@@cranjusmcbasketball2052 very true, however they did film the interior shots and the final big crash of the main truck in Australia
though, it woulda been super awesome to see the entire film shot there but oh well
10:42 rip excavator dude
@@noodlefire64 yeah same
The fact that this was all real and all the stunts were actually pulled over and all the cars were made is insane, Miller is a true legend and I swear I'd give anything to drive at least one of those vehicles. They are majestic
I didn’t realize all of these were real, functioning vehicles. I was so dumbfounded by the sheer insanity of the whole movie that I never thought too deeply about the cars being real.
WahidTrynaHeghugh other than the fact they destroyed a lot of beautiful cars. Hell they had I think a barracuda those are not just laying around. But art is art
Unfortunatley we all think the same. Since nowadays everything is fake and done with computers. Its hard to believe they really make these stuff. But yeah we're wrong. Thats where Movie budget going to anyway
I assumed they were powered by crappy old 4 cylinder Toyota Corolla engines with massive fake blowers and engines maybe some needed more power to run like joes caddy and might have had a cheep morden V8 for the power
'Fer sure, and the heck with the human actors, these 'cars' were really the true stars of this movie... wouldn't have been the same w/o 'em!
@Your Greatest Ally yea ive looked into it recently. the hero cars were real for the most part save the supercharger. It was gutted so they could toggle it off and on. were IRL it would spin all the time. Tho some of the orginal serious cars were 6 cylinders like the non hero yellow cop cars in the orginal movie
As if each vehicle in the movie is a character in itself. Definitely one of the better car-focused movie every produced.
That was twenty minutes that I couldn't have enjoyed more.
But they made three of the war rigs!? Three!?
You've got yourself a roving post apocalyptic army in three beautiful packages.
SlamifiedBuddafied I believe one is the full, "Hero" War Rig and the other two were less detailed rigs in case one was across the desert and they needed to shoot a scene
@@banjobill8420 All three war rigs were identical according to this, and I wouldn't doubt it. Its insurance if one of them was broken down, all3 had to be hero cars.
Imagine being a mechanic and one day some guys come in and say "okay i need you to put one 59 coupe on top of another like a roof, put dual tractor tires on the back, and lets have 2 V8 big blocks running together.
Поставил дизлайк этой западной очередной чертовщине....со злом надо бороться...не благодарите!
@@Дима-б7р2э Indeed
@@maarten9272 lol
@ Fred Kraze I would want to be there just to see the look on his face. That alone would be priceless
...and there's a huge budget!
6:05 "I think he'd have all this polished. Someone would sit here for hours licking it" it's so cool to see the creative process that goes into even the tiny details
I HAD A FAVORITE MOVIE! I HAD A FAVORITE MOVIE, IT WAS PERFECT IN EVERY WAY!
WHAT A LOVELY FILM
I PULLED OUT THE MAD MAX CD. IT WAS SO PERFECT - SHINY AND CHROME!
Had?? Don't you mean have?? Or are you talking about some other film? Explain yourself!! ; )
@@Superknullisch me think it's altered quotes from the movie, dunno tho,
DO NOT, MY FRIENDS, BECOME ADDICTED TO PRACTICAL EFFECTS. IT WILL TAKE HOLD OF YOU AND YOU WILL RESENT THIER ABSENCE.
The attention to detail is amazing, and the fact that George Miller didn't dwell on every single beautiful detail in the movie is commendable.
Mad MAX was hands down, the best action film i have watched in a long time. And was gorgeous to look at
It is a glorious piece of film
I can't believe how much work and effort was spend on the making of this movie. Someone could've said; "Yo, fuck this. Let's hire some assholes with computers to CGI this shit.".
But no, everyone involved in Fury Road had passion and wanted to create art. This might be the first time in ten years and probably the last time ever, that I could enjoy a movie without constantly having to compromise with my cynicism.
Thank you, George Miller and crew. Nailed it.
I just love how they all work like real cars. Awesome pieces of machinery on top of being movie props.
Imagine being the guy that’s told, “so today you’re going to jump your dirt bike over this flaming 18 wheeler” 🔥 🚘
@james morgan Take your meds and calm down. Yes, oh course the stunts were practical in the older films. I don't see how that detracts from what they accomplished for this film, or how that somehow works as a dig at the original comment, it doesn't. Also, these stunts are more insane, so they have a good point.
@james morgan a stunt is a stunt now calm down boomer
What about the dudes on the big poles being treated like T-Bags, fuck I love the stunt work of mad Max films
If this does not get an Oscar for Best Special Effects.......
The thing is, almost everything was practical effects, and yes, even the spiky giant tractor thing crash was practical
+Superdave OZY Thing is it did get nominated for Best Visual Effects alongside Star Wars: The Force Awakens!
+Superdave OZY it lost to a fuckin fake doll...
It wasn't special effects. It was all real.
@@nathanexplosion3867 Special Effects refers to things that are real, EG explosions, animatronics, prosthetics, etc. Visual Effecs refers to things in the computer realm, with CG and digital compositing (usually used to aid Special Effects). SFX are real, VFX are less so.
The fact that this movie didnt win best picture is a damn travesty
Stephen Westervelt well tbh the revenant was even better which is barely possible
they got an oscar tho, i believe
@Big B Kenobi Are you serious? This movie made the road warrior obsolete! And before you ask, yes, I've seen both of them. They are great films, but Fury Road is just better.
@@Betrix5060 bahaha..... thank you for the laugh, young man.
@@Betrix5060 while Fury Road did do some things better, I'd disagree
19:45 NO FRICKEN WAY!
That wasn't filmed stationery?!
They actually jumped over the truck as it was moving! Wow!
Now that is one hell of a stunt
Imagine the whiplash you’d get from that
I was actually a bit dubious about seeing the film until they said Miller was going to direct, anyone else would have made a CGI fest but not George.
Fucking insane. Love this shit.
yep that is fking awesome
@@GeneralG1810 Fury Road as tons of CGI Its good CGI though so you don't notice it.
Even the concept artwork of the cars is amazing.
Wow, with movies today using so much CG, the fact that they actually made all these awesome, working vehicles is just crazy. These machines are just ridiculously bad ass. To have worked on this flick must have been a motor-head's wet dream.
I saw this movie in theaters, thinking it was going to be a fun action flick. We even went to a Movie Tavern. I barely ate, I couldn't take my eyes off the screen.
But the best part was driving home in my little Wrangler and just feeling like I needed to roar back down the back streets. I felt like a kid again. I haven't had a movie do that in forever.
The only other time I've seen this level of dedication is LOTR.
Each and every car a piece of art in itself. This is beyond awesome.
8:10 I know this movie only uses very little CGI to enhance the Practical effects, and when I saw this scene the first time I thought for sure they added that guy in digitally, but no, there really is a dude hanging on the side of that truck when it makes that insane jump!
insane given how much big trucks land awkwardly and roll!
CGI give me a head ache this was awesome.
3RAN7ON I saw another behind the scenes were they showed the same clip from the movie while talking about CGI. At 8:04 the dude’s head wobbles a bit weirdly. So I think perhaps they used a puppet to blend in with and use as reference for a CGI model for the movement
Edit: It’s actually from a video on the same channel: th-cam.com/video/yKAHGwCyamc/w-d-xo.html at 5:20 for anyone who is interested
@@wZem always wondered if that was a person or puppet. thanks!
As wZem mentioned, it has to be a puppet, because if you look closely under the truck, you can actually see a puppet going under the wheels. (Foreshadow much hahaha!)
The 1/10th scale models... I want those!
+TheGeek41 Shit, i want the 1/1 scale models
+TheGeek41 So much want
+TheGeek41 I want the real vehicles
Yes yea yea yes yes especially the doof wagon with the drummers as doof warrior. Yesss
+TheGeek41 I want the 1/35 models of all the vehicles, AND the M4A3E8 Fury tank!
"From the director of Happy Feet..."
I about shat when I saw that
This movie's characters are indeed right foot happy.
and Babe
Hahaha dude has range I give him that
And Babe.
Don't forget about Babe.
The amount of engineering, creativity. logistics and sheer awesomeness in this is mind boggling
I was living in Namibia at the time this was being filmed there and in the local newspaper were photos of all these cars on trucks being shipped in from the local port. The whole town stopped to watch the whole parade go by
100%
They wached the movie for free
@@somebody2621 that's deep.. lol
Ha! I saw the Ectomobile in Boston! Top that!! LOL
Nicholas Hall Witnessed
The love and craft in each of the vehicles is truly amazing. They are each their own character and the sounds are all genuine gut churning horsepower. Two V8s mated to a driveshaft. .....lol...turbos...and they each have their own name....what a riot. The making of is just as entertaining as the film. Miller makes another great movie and smartly avoids the trappings of the modern CGI age. Well done.
I get pissed when master pieces of action such as Fury Road make a lot less money than shitty fast and furious movies..
The best art is ALWAYS underrated, undervalued and unappreciated.
Its the branding, many younger folk today haven't seen the old Mad Max movies, but the F&F movies have constantly been pumped out and hyped
@@Jw0808 Nah not branding, we old fcks did see the old Mad Max & this was just a crap movie, just like all the F&Fs.
agree, people becoming dumber and dumber every day it seems like..?
@@Goreburger. Agreed getting pissed over hollow movies while freedoms human rights & constitions are taken away, is the definition of a dumb society.
Best car movie in decades.
opmike343 *ever
30 yrs of brewing in George's mind truly paid off..
I’m ready for a new Mad Max movie. Hopefully George Miller can give us one more
The new one starts filming this year.. Maybe.
Really really beautiful, even touching. Ear car is a character by itself. Amazing.
I noticed that each car's "death" is even more terrifying and sad that when a human dies. You really feel for them.
the art the money the work just vanish in destruction
I want my very own Doof Wagon now. My enemies shall cower at the sound of my flame spewing heavy metal!
+SinDawg030 The drummers man, the drummers!!!
Yes! Need
I also love how his "stage" is a Holden chassis.
+SinDawg030 My begginner skills should make people get chickened out from one small speaker without a flamthrower.
You shall ride eternal. Shiny and Chrome
I have not one clue about cars ,but when you consider what went into each and every vehicle by way of design...intellect..expertise and sheer blood sweat and tears how can you not be humbled by all of it...pretty bloody impressive indeed 👏 🇦🇺
Hopefully Max gets to ride his interceptor next film
+Young Knight Unless is a prequel or another V8, he can't, since Slit destroyed it
+Alridx I think they replaced the v8 with a v6 engine but idk but I hope he finds a V8 engine
+Young Knight He'll get another. He's deeply attached to the Australian Ford Falcon -- ever since the tail end of the first film, that car was his identity in a sense, and he felt "lost" without it -- and even in the Wasteland there are bound to be a few more of them lying about someplace. The car he had in Fury Road wasn't even the same one from the first two films; he cobbled it together from scavenged parts. That's another reason why the Warboys caught him so easily in Fury Road -- this wasn't the Super Pursuit Special, it was a mere shadow of that car.
+Jade Prout I know he'll make another one not only was it the closest to the original interceptor but it's the fact that his friend made that car for him and that car is one of the only tools for survival in that world(and its badass)
It was indeed badass. :)
@ 21:46, you're telling me there could have been a PT Cruiser apocalypse machine cruising around?
The amount of work that went into this film is staggering, I'm surprised it even got made at all
+dragracedude1 It did take 30 years to finally become a reality :D
+dragracedude1 My deepest fear over the past few years was that George Miller would die before completing the film. I can't express how relieved and overjoyed I was when it was finished! I wish I could give George a great big hug and thank him for this film!
Attention to detail is just incredible. What a masterpiece!
Kudos for not taking a huge payout from one of the big 3 automakers and using a bunch of current production cars and making them look old and derelict.
*****
Most of the cars you see being used are old beaters of random brands. If you go watch some of the recent block buster movies like the Transformer movies, look at all the random traffic cars and a lot of the hero cars, they'll mostly be of one brand because automakers give them a payout and basically sponsor the movie with their cars in exchange for featuring their brand cars in the movie. Go watch the second Matrix movie, damn near every car in that movie is a Cadillac or other GM car. Crap like that is really obvious to me because I'm a car guy so I pay a lot of attention to stuff like that and it kills the movie for me.
Honestly, the jury-rigged vehicles are probably one of the greatest parts of this movie.
EvilSSP
They look like Ford cars
Evil D Yeah same here but for the most part,if it's done tastefully I support product placement because well,sometimes it's what keeps great movies from being shelved due to a lack of budget,however,when certain directors like you mention throw products in your face,it ruins the experience. However, I don't really think you could throw in product placement into a film like this, after all, if in this universe, apocalyptic events started in the 80's, product development for the most part would cease for obvious reason. So you couldn't really throw a 2017 Ford gt into the film, as cool as that would be or have them drinking Monster energy drinks because those things simply never existed in this universe. I suppose they could like throw in them discovering a run down Walmart and be like "Wow I remember the great deals I used to get shopping here!" or something cringe inducing like that if Walmart paid them but that's about it.
Each and every one of these vehicles deserves thorough character evaluation. These are not statists of action film. They are characters by themselves.
"Mad Max was always about cars". Unfortunately plot haters and girls didn't get it.
One of the most brutal yet aesthically polished movie in my opinion. Worth it in every scenes.
When you look up the definition of epic in the dictionary it's just a picture of the Doof wagon.
+Sektion9 I have always called it 'The Band Wagon'
+HYPR M0nk3y deep down our hearts, we would all know someone would do this
Actually I think you'll find it's the first shot of the Doof Warrior. Specifically when the big chord drops
No its the interceptor
That is cool
I could watch a ten hour documentary on the cars in this film
This is the greatest movie I have seen in the last 10 years, also my girlfriend hates it.
Fox Blue River at least you have a girlfriend, i have only my hand :(
Weird how she doesn't appreciate the female empowerment the plot suggests...😏
@@thatfordguy2268 It is too well integrated, does not shout LOOK AT US!
You misspelt ex-girlfriend.
she got to go
It's hilarious when Rictus' gun is just going "ptt ptt ptt" before the effects are added
Hands down best action movie ever made
Its not a mad max movie
aaah.. are you high as a kite, drunk as a dwarf or just completely out of your fuckin mind!?!? Coz NO!!! just fuckin NOOO!!!
You pretty much (with a few exceptions) have to go back to the 80's and 90's to find the good stuff.. Like ever heard of "Heat", "Aliens" or "T2".. any of those ring a bell?? Or were you born yesterday?? ffs. Kids these days.. smh..
@@diadokhoi5722 And what are you rambling about... not a Mad Max what?? What is it then?? And how is that even remotely relevant to the drunk clown "Ian's" statement??
Super knullisch ok boomer
@@monke1374 I was gonna say that xd
Normally I hate the damage that movies do to classic, beautiful, irreplaceable (unless we get our politics sorted out) cars but, Mad Max vehicles are a work of art in their own right so it's entirely excusable.
This movie would not be the movie it was without real vehicles and the work they put into them.
And on today's episode of "Pimp My Apocalypse"...
It's like Sin City motors....but fictionalised.
i want xzibit saying this
what law says i can't build a gigahorse a drive it around my city
@@thebellboy3196 Im not that versed in Traffic laws, but i think the Gigahorse is not a car but a stylised monster truck, which has there own liscence compared to having a level 1-2 liscence, which only covers motorcycles and everyday cars. If you have maybe a level 3-4 liscence, i guess you can drive the Gigahorse, although not in heavy traffic or main roads.
that means there is hope
I remember really enjoying the movie up to the point the Doof Wagon showed up; at that moment, I realized that Miller could throw absolutely anything at me for the next 90 minutes and I would believe it. Completely insane and awesome.
I think this is the movie that I've seen the most times. Ever.
It's my second most viewed movie, after Inglorious Basterds. Both movies are absolutely gripping for entirely different reasons.
A lot of people on earth are worried about the pollution in the air made my burning gasoline, but I think we can all allow George Miller to have a bit of fun.
THis compared to highways, its nothing
What cars produce is nothing to what factories and farming produce
@@ProVision3187 you like food dick head imagine how destroyed the planet would be with out farming you clown
sydney duck calm down
Fringe Wizard yeah
The fact this movie got made is one miracle, the fact it's great, is yet another miracle.
I must say that, when I went to watch this movie in a theater, I was absolutely awe-struck by the amount of non-stop action, attention to details, depth of characters and by the overall political undertone of the whole thing. This movie left me with a: "Wow, now this is some serious action movie!!!" feeling that lingered on with me for several days. The amount of technicality and engineering prowess that has gone into it is absolutely flabbergasting - and it shows in the movie! I would go so far as to claim that Fury Road is the best installment of the whole Mad Max franchise.
nux character arc is the best from villain to hero
No words can reveal how great this movie is!
This movie has without a doubt the most badass vehicles.
Yes they are both Bad and Ass
now this is how you make a fucking movie!!
I would love to see Jeremy Clarckson driving the Giga-horse !
+Cykoid He already does - it's a show called 'Top Gear' that was recently discontinued. It involves decaying men from a decaying society being violent dinosaurs at 90 mph. Truly harrowing.
+Cain “Sharquie” Florían sound pretty legit
"I AM THE GOD OF HELLFIRE!"
+Cykoid " Powaaaa ! " Dies
And Richard "The Hamster" Hammond crashing the War Rig at the end.
This movie is still my favourite movie of all time. I often go back to this video just to appreciate the amount of work that has gone into this masterpiece.
Mad Max Fury Road eat fast and furious for breakfast.
but at least f&f got sequels. you realize we will never see a sequel to this masterpiece
@@slinqlinque8903 I'd rather have one Fury Road than 10+ fast and furious.
@@slinqlinque8903 wb the original mad max triolgy
@@slinqlinque8903 bruh this litelary the 4th mad max movie
mad max: furious for breakfast
Magnificent creations!just shows what wonderful things the human mind can create.
I think this is a great documentary for Australian automotive enginering. God bless Holden.
Can tell that so much love went into making this movie.
These death machines are drop dead gorgeous. Just absolutely beautiful. Each is unique in their own special way.
7:25 "The original fight _required_ that we had a harpoon *and* a flamethrower"
this movie was a masterpiece from the beginning to the near end
shoutout to the mechanics for actually making all these vehicles a reality.
20:53 that locking accelerator pedal is now included as a standard feature on the Tesla Cybertruck.
Some of the most unique and awesome custom vehicles I've ever seen. Just amazing pieces of completely functional kinetic artwork.
And be glad that the production design team won an Oscar for their work. Absolute well deserved
It's a shame that Max never got to use his car in the movie...
+Narraghetto it´s ok, this isn´t a Mad Max movie. When one gets made, he will.
GeirGunnarss what do you mean?
Narraghetto This is a good movie about a character named Furiosa. there is a secondary/sidekick character in it named Max but he is irrelevant to the movie and could have been any character. A Mad Max movie will be about, surprise, Mad Max. This Max character has no agency in this movie, is not proactive in any way, purely reactive and plays a secondary role. This is not a Mad Max movie.
+GeirGunnarss That´s the beauty of it, everybody expects Max to be the hero, instead they get a really good character like Furiosa. I loved it. Don´t worry, there will be sequels and Max is going to have more "hero time".
GeirGunnarss True, but Max did have his moments. It was his plan to bring everyone back to the Citadel, for example. I think that Max was more of a reactive character in this film is because he is usually more of a lone wolf and has some kind of freedom to go his own way. His freedoms were taken from him at the beginning of the movie.
What I would kill for is just a several hour long documentary of a guy with a camera just doing one or several 360s around each and EVERY one of the vehicle used in this movie.
I want to see every last little detail on every one of them, they are beautiful works of art!
I REALLY hope they put most of these vehicles in some museum after they were done filming. These are works of art!
this is the first time that I cant pick A favorite car, there is to many really cool cars
This movie has already Been paid off
A great movie which I missed in cinema
5:06 Just put it in 0,25 speed and double tap the spacebar real fast. Chose your wallpaper.
the comma and full-stop keys let you move one frame at a time ;)
11:07 The Doof Wagon owner should be the leader, cos having 64 working speakers post-apocalypse is rarer than wood.
my gratitude for the production team for making these, these are truly art
These cars aren't road worthy...
_They're Fury Road worthy._
The cars in this movie are so fucking amazing. Everything in this movie is amazing. That's how you make a action flick.its a 2 hour rush ride. I saw it again the other night. Does it hold up? You better believe it.just incredible.
Everything about this movie is flawless
Chumbucket is more skilled than i thought.
Just wish there was more of the interceptor in the film
Wish it had an epic chase showdown before it went down... /:
Wish he didnt destroy it
@Andy Helms yes man
@Andy Helms thinking that way its very accurate, but if you think about continuity then the car was destroyed in Riad Warrior so...
To be honest... the interceptor looks pretty tame in this movie!!
Was never interested in this movie. Until now. This is pretty cool. I better watch the movie 👍
I waited 30 years for this movie....and thought it was rubbish. But now I've seen how much went into the vehicles I've got to go back and watch it again.
Glad to see the Mini got a photo op. I heard George hated it and banished it to the fringes......
+Drew fromOz To Miller's defense, giving it too much screentime would appeared forced given how the car, like the couple other cutesy ones, is practically the polar opposite of the grittier, more aggressive vehicles around it and would stick out like a sore thumb. But relegating the Mini into a background element may have unintentionally enhanced its quirkiness as an odd little freeze frame bonus.
+Vinesauce Obscurities It was a quirky little bugger. I was looking for a P76, but didn't see one of them either..... :D
+Drew fromOz Where in the video is the Mini?
+Matt Waller 21:23
omg that thing is bad ass