Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga - Movie Review
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Chris Stuckmann reviews Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, starring Anya Taylor-Joy, Chris Hemsworth, Tom Burke, Alyla Browne, Lachy Hulme, Angus Sampson. Directed by George Miller.
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the movie had a roman chariot pulled by 3 motorbikes. 10/10
This movie plays out like a classic Western.
The protagonist has a brutally tragic past that manifests itself in to a prolonged revenge story against the people/person that did them wrong culminating with a finale that pays off for both the protagonist and the audience.
A true George Miller masterpiece.
Ever seen the very first Mad Max? Its a Western with Motorbikes and Cars instead of Horses. And I love it along with this new Movie.
The young Furiosa should also be given high credit for her performance.
Great acting skills
Eh .. I’m still in the camp that she hasn’t really been able to best her first major acting role in the Vvitch.. she needs a certain type of director to get what she’s really capable of out of her in my opinion
I found her acting skills better than the adult version.
@@mcoupe69 I think he means the young girl that plays Furiosa as a kid/teenager (not Anya - but she was great in this too btw).
@@mcoupe69 - He's not talking about Anya, READ, here, I'll help you out: "The young Furiosa"....see? See how easy that was? Stick with me, kid, and I'll have you reading at the adult level in no time.
FACT: George Miller is the only man to outdo George Miller
in 2015, yes. not so much here.
sadly, we probably won't get another like Fury Road.
@@mickael486 we won't get another Fury Road because we already have it. why would he repeat himself? and the stowaway chapter in Furiosa already proved he can do it but he isn't interested.
I wholeheartedly agree with you. Just picture Mr. Miller directing a Justice League movie.
It's about George Miller,
action and car chases. But essentially, it's about family
@@mostafadawoud7905 But he just did another Fury Road, thereby repeating himself.
The fact that this movie was directed by an almost 80 year old man who also had Happy Feet and Babe in his filmography is insane. George Miller is a true artist and his versatility deserves so much appreciation
Also he was going to direct Justice League Mortal.
@@anubusx Yeah I remember that, shame that it got cancelled because of the writers strike. His casting for the Justice League seems pretty interesting, Armie Hammer (before he went crazy) as Batman sounds absolutely fascinating
@@Fl0k5ser
I would love to see him make a comic book film.
Babe was a crime against Dick King Smith's Sheep Pig. Firstly it had the wrong name, secondly not set in the UK with UK actors. As grotesque as American Fantastic Mr Fox and an insult to all American children as it patronisingly suggests they are so awful they couldn't cope with an English accent.
Honestly I'm not surprised.
It seems like 80 Year olds are making some of the biggest movies today.
Martin Scorsese made The Irishman and Killers of the Flower Moon.
James Cameron made Avatar The Way of Water
Ridley Scott made Napoleon
I'm not sure if it's because these Old directors are one of the few people actually daring to make "Big" movies or if it's because these are one of the only few directors that can actually demand big budgets from Studios for their Big moveis.
I thought Better Call Saul killed the “prequels are bad” narrative
2011 with Rise of the planet of the apes and X-Men first class killed it
rogue one too
Rogue One, Temple of Doom, the first Fantastic Beasts and I'll admit to defending the Hobbit trilogy.
Andor
If you count Godfather 2 as prequel then that mindset is always dumb
Hemsworth looked like he was having the time of his life as Dementus.
Hemsworth was basically channeling his inner Australian and turned it into maximum level 😂
What do you mean "inner" he IS Australian lol, I'm excited to see him chew the scenery though
He stole the show.
Man he seemed to love playing this role, after years of doing repetitive MCU movies he was finally able to spread his wings
He's said this was the most fun he's ever had filming a movie in an interview. And it shows on screen.
Mad Max has a very short cameo on top of the rocky hill next to his interceptor overlooking Furiosa
ik it’s a movie about furiosa but yea i got a good kick out of that
True
I love how Chris Hemsworth is basically channeling his inner Australian and turned it into a maximum level at it 😂
He's inner and outer Australian, didn't have to turn it up at all but to be himself...
In a good way tho
Chris grew up with Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
Bogan: The Movie
Tom Hardy did that in the last one! Errrr.....
Remember when Fury Road hit, and people were complaining that it wasn't Mad Max? Now they are taking this film and seeing it lives up to Fury Road. The irony.
nobody asked for this film. Mad Max isn't mad max without mad max. that is still the problem even with fury road. it would of best been kept as a different franchise with the post apocalyptic theme.
It will eventually get their own fans. I have talked to a lot of people who love Fury Roadbut when I asked them about the original trilogy they went “Trilogy? Is there more?”. So I think this one still has to develop into the older fans and the new ones too.
Holy crap, George Miller made this movie at 79 years old?
He shot the movie back in 2022 so he was 77 years old at that time
Miyazaki made it at 83
God willing he's able to make that other movie with Max he wants to do
Most men can't walk at that age.
Chris grew up with Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
Taylor-Joy's delivery of "I'm Furiosa!" in the trailer was more than enough to sell this for me.
And her stare... Damn, she's the queen of eyes this generation! Sexy, but also spooky in their piercing quality.
@@cjc363636 Agreed
She was a skinny girl boss who’s line delivery was weak AF. bad film.
Seriously, that's what sold you?
😂
This has to be a bot comment.
For me it's her delivery on "I WANT THEM BACK!"
George Miller is in his late 70s and still pumping to make a huge big budget action movie like this is absolutely crazy and amazing. As the marketing says a lot, he really is a mastermind
I wish it was a small budget indie. Mad Max was the most profitable film of all time until Blair Witch. And infinitely superior to the sequels the first two of which were vastly superior to Fury Road which had little to no plot.
@@jonevansauthor , "PLOT" is inferior to a visceral cinematic experience. Fury Road is loved by fans all over the world. Sorry you're not one of them.
Clint Eastwood is directing movies at the age of 94
Those meals looked so grim, starving seems more appetising.
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
i dont have a lot of money, but i manage to make healthy meals that look nice
I had them; they're garbage. Amy's bowls are better and cheaper.
@@stephenbarone4053any bowls have no meat 😂😂 stay skinny and weak I guess . I did factor when I was in school it was alright now I order from local meal prep that does it out of ghost kitchen
I'm just really upset George Miller is 80yo and we wont be getting his imagination and vision for this world for much longer.
Villeneuve after him. Gotta be.
@@empyrean-jamelgreaves8034Villenueve is a great director but no, he doesn’t have the flair for this type of movie
@@JamesEatWorld7758 I know 'Thunderdome' had a 'co-director' but I really can't imagine anyone else doing a Mad Max film-it's very much Miller's world.
No, he will ride eternal, shiny and chrome!
@@empyrean-jamelgreaves8034his movies are too slow it won’t work
3:28 "There are very few films that come out anymore that make me wanna say 'holy shit' every few seconds" that was literally my experience watching it
I feel like he says this damn near every movie
that one Letterboxd review
I wanted to walk out of the movie multiple times. The CGI was so bad
@@robdevinney6264 that's the sole reason why you wanted to leave? The cgi?
The uphill battle of this movie is that everyone is going to walk out saying it's not as good as Fury Road. I say put that aside and just let the movie be what it is. It was never going to top Fury Road and we all know that.
I don't like when folks do that. Folks gotta understand that Fury Road was perfect and not much films hit that mark in general. We gotta let this film live😂
Fury Road was basically a "capture lightning in a bottle" movie, it's a movie that revive the franchise again after a long hiatus, nobody expected that it was going to be a masterpiece so there was a huge pressure for Miller and his team in making this movie to capture Fury Road's quality. I knew going in that it's not going to be as good as Fury Road but god damn, it's still an amazing action movie, probably the best action movie for me so far this year
@BryanCostner have you seen monkey man? Above that?
@@fletchy40Personally for me Mission Impossible Fallout topped it.
@@fletchy40Personally for me Mission Impossible Fallout topped it.
Is this also the origin story of Guitar Guy? A small kid starts shredding on a fire spewing guitar as Furiosa drives by?
Guitar Guy needs his own separate origin movie. Every single time he was shown in Fury Road, without fail, I laughed my ass off.
There is no "origin" for the Doof Warrior, for he has always been the Doof Warrior. A constant across the vastness of time.
@@coolnerdlll6053he’s in furiosa, I don’t think that’s a spoiler 😎
@Winford.Studios I just saw it. The one shot plus the Fury Road stock footage were nowhere near enough for me.
@@coolnerdlll6053 yeah I know, 😭😅
i was not all that enthused about Furiosa when it was announced. then my friend asked me to go opening night and i am so glad i did. i found it irrepressibly fun but also sensitive and thoughtful. i loved Fury Road but Furiosa made my appreciation for Fury Road that much more.
Hemsworth finally gets to show his true Aussie shine
I want to know the secret of how a 79 year old man, still has the stamina and commitment to making a mad max level action movie.
If you love what you do, you will find a way to do it
I think part of it is he's not done with that universe yet (and it took 9 years to get this made, studio meddling and a lawsuit post Fury Road about the royalties he was owed by WB).
The other part: no director out there is making films like this anymore. The action movie is sidelined by sequels/prequels/ip's and not much original risk taking features. I know Furiosa is a prequel, but it's in the hands of one of the greatest action directors alive today.
I know the CG in the film looks terrible at points( I work in vfx on set, it is sad to see how rush some of the scenes in furiosa look, I put that on WB and not Miller). The rest of the movie has the great real, sharp toothed, adrenaline filled action you would expect from Miller. It didn't try to be Fury Road, it went for world building with a splash of rage.
@@VFX_My_Life You basically debunked your 2nd point except for this movie being in the hands of George Miller.
@@jp3813 Can you explain what you mean a bit more in detail? I was getting at Miller is trying to get the finish line of 1 more max movie and got this prequel made because he's George Miller, a living legend of a director. In most other cases prequels/sequels do not hold up, let alone hold a candle to their previous film. Though now in hindsight for him, this movie likely won't bring in the money necessary to make another mad max film (unless he pulls a Hitchcock and funds it himself).
I was trying to get at the action can very much so succeed if directors put their foot down on the gas and went for a suspenseful story buried in adrenaline but Holywood is stuck in this state of sequel/prequel known IP only mode and it has to break so filmmakers can start creating cinema people want to watch.
@@VFX_My_Life You said that directors don't make films like this anymore b/c the genre is stuck in the sequels/prequels/IP mindset, except this movie is part of that mindset. Bottom line, it's not about what you do but how you do it. Whether it's Christopher Nolan only making one-off films after the TDK trilogy or George Miller reviving his Mad Max franchise, they're following their passions.
Fury Road was one of the first Chris Stuckmann reviews I ever watched. Can’t believe that much time has passed between that video and Furiosa’s release.
R u acoustic
@@lesryglrhfohser we're all acoustic on Chris's channel
Other TH-cam movie guy clears Chris
Knowing that the first Dune and Mad Max Fury Road each won 6 Oscars (mostly in the technical categories) in their own award year, it'd be interesting to see how the award season goes next year for both follow ups, Dune Part 2 and Furiosa head to head in achieving the same award success
I still think Dune 2 is going to sweep the awards, regardless of how excellent Furiosa is.
Dune 2 blows it out of the water
@BWayne-si9ev Dune's got Cinematography and Visual Effects in a landslide. The rest could go either way.
Dune set the bar extremely high. I actually think Tarantino killed off The Movie Critic because of that one has the potential to get the majority of the Oscars.
@@joewas2225huh? Why tf would Tarantino care about that lmao. Just saying bs for no reason
The “I WANT THEM BACK” near end made me want to yell it too 😂 amazing performance
Amazing delivery. What a movie
Why no mention of the excellent performance by Alyla Browne, she is great as the young Furiosa.
I was watching Anya's interview on Colbert, and she said that Miller actually used a CGI composite of her face to blend with Alyla's for the scenes where Furiosa is in her teenage years. And credit where it's due, I wouldn't have noticed that if I hadn't heard about it before, given how good the acting is.
Also Elsa Patasky has played 2 entirely different roles, we understand that during credits.
@@filmyavgeek97 Yeah, with the facial disfigurement makeup, I really couldn't tell.
As the development time for 'Fury Road' was so long, the original script for this was already written [which Charlize Theron used to help her get into character] and at one stage was going to be filmed 'back to back' with it, then any follow up was delayed due to legal issues. Like Fury Road, I'm very glad the film eventually saw the light of day after all that time.
Where do you think the franchise should go from here?
I’m not even afraid to admit that the amount of engine revving in this movie while sitting in that IMAX theater last night seeing it for the first time got me feeling some type of way😏
dolby should be better for audio though. My local imax theater is the nyc lincoln center one and I still prefer a decent dolby audio showing. just get a seat in the first 3 rows
@@MeditativeHandle my location doesn’t have a Dolby theater unfortunately
Dolby theater experience with seats back and legs reclined while engine revenge = pure Awesomeness 👌
ew
@@MeditativeHandlesaw it in an xplus Dolby screen and it was incredible
Just watched Furiosa, the movie was absolutely incredible, one of the best I have seen in a long time. The story, action, music all top notch, the cinematography was superb, beautifully shot, with various times of day, the night shots were a stand out. Chris Hemsworth absolutely stole the show as Dementus. George Miller is truly a visionary director and legend. 👏
Just watched it last night. Amazing. George Miller still got it
,EXACTLY George has plenty of more years, just look at President Joe Biden, with his health and mental stability easily he could serve three more terms, just like George Miller has at least six or seven more movies, Joe Biden is as healthy and mentally stable as any 35-year-old man, just like George Miller
Nobody:
Hermione: Fury-ohhh-sah
Best comment by far
Fury Road is also one of my "test the new setup" movies. New TV, new speakers, new AVR, new TV backlights.
Chris literally says this
bruh they made it so quite in the theatere, turn it up for me.
@@elqord.1118"also"
9/10 for me.
Great movie! I enjoyed every bit of it. Just some of the vfx was a bit distracting.
Are you going to do a review for “Shelby oaks”?
what a dumb ques
Asking the important questions!!
I dont think he will like this one lol
It's already in the dollar bin
You sure he's gonna review that movie? Idk man, I don't think he's gonna like the movie all that much 🤷
Actually Chris, Mad Max appears around the half way point. He's wearing his classic Road Warrior outfit standing next to his Interceptor watching Furiosa cross the desert
i thought it was him
He gave her a ride to the citadel
A guest in his own movie franchise. Pathetic! It reminds me of what they did to Han Solo and Luke Skywalker.
Yeah steal a franchise because white male bad 😂😂😂
He was probably avoiding spoilers, even a relatively minor one like that
Just walked out of the theater watching furiosa. One of the best movies of the year.
Is George Miller really 79 years old makin these film?. Absolutely a Legend!
Marvelous film. I’ve seen Avatar 2, Dune 2 and this one on IMAX. Furiosa is my best experience in IMAX so far
Bruh this movie didn’t even use the IMAX screen, literally none of the movie was shot in IMAX
Man, I wish my closest true IMAX theatre wasn't 3 hours away.
Damn. It was up in the air for me between Deadpool&Wolverine and Furiosa to see in IMAX. Should have chosen Furiosa...
That's why you should see in dolby, not imax
I know, right? :( @@Keen_Edge
1:30 review actual start
Definetly watch if your a fan of millers previous work...including happy feet
I like that Miller expanded the Mad Max universe. Dementus was demented.
In my opinion, "The Road Warrior" was the absolute pinnacle of the entire Mad Max franchise.
Totally!
I mean road warrior is really great but fury road is something special
Nah, Fury Road is where it’s at
That's how I feel about Star Wars
I prefer original Mad Max.
The action sequences in this movie are INCREDIBLE!
Wonka is probably the best prequel this year and This films alright some of the cg reminds me of spy kids But all in all Wonka is a hell of a film.
My old got to "testing out the AV setup' was The Mummy (1999)
Heat was mine
Master & Commander
The irony that not only did I get a trailer for this movie as an ad before the video but also an ad about speeding
I loved how there was NO exposition or annoying narrating. Just straight into the story. Got to know the characters directly through their actions and dialogue.
would you have told us if you didn't like it?
I was vastly disappointed over the lack of a cohesive narrative and for some reason, distracting cgi that didn't need to be. It's clear that they were rushing to finish it for release.
Fury Road was a masterpiece. This movie is about 10 notches below. good, but nothing great.
This was the best prequel i‘ve ever seen. It had its own ideas and did not repeat the great stuff from Fury Road, so that won’t steal the show from the main film, where we‘ll meet Mad Max.
this 5 minute review starts at 1:30 (after the sponsored content)
I really love the middle of the move, it has all the best actions. But the ending could be better. I hope there is a big final battle between Immortal Joe and Dementus' army. But they just skip the whole scene with script and a few scene.
The overall the movie is great. I watched it in 4dx. I hope there will be a next Mad Max movie!
Everyone seems to like this movie, but I absolutely love this movie. Totally with Stuckmann on everything, especially the ending, which elevated Hemsworth's character. It has been a while since I enjoyed a movie this much in a theatre.
Dune 2 is the better movie, I think it is perfect, but Furiosa is my 2nd favorite movie of the year! No one does it like George Miller.
Dune: Part Two and Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga are two amazing cinema experiences
How did you get past all the awful green screen and CGI look? The movie was horrible
@@robdevinney6264whatever rob
Love your take Chris. I waited a week to see it. I was a it swayed by some of the criticisms. I have to admit I disagree with all of them. I think I Like Furiosa more than Fury Road which I enjoyed. At the end of the movie I found myself wanting to spend even more time with them. I felt short despite the run time, due to the fact that I felt the story they told had just begun. I wish Dementus had stayed alive to see more conflict between him and Joe. I LOVED Joe in this one, and his sons were great supporting characters. Overall I feel it was a solid movie. 7/10 for me.
I completely get having those Benchmark films for new tech. I use the opening for Revenge of the Sith for any new sound system and tv. Furiosa has been added to that list. What a film!
I use Jurassic Park and Blade Runner 2049.
@mrcoatsworth429 Ooo great choices! 2049 is great for testing HDR. And Dune is great for sound testing. Let's be real, any Denis Villeneuve film is perfect for testing.
I just happened upon Mad max fury road about a week ago an was blown away. They TNT kept showing the new movie on the commercials so I’m definitely hyped to see it. I just couldn’t believe seeing they had a metal guitarist on a rig crunching out riffs. That was insane!
I sure hope they do that again in this one
Saw it yesterday and loved it. Not as hardcore as Fury Road but it takes a bit more time building the world and the characters thus the steaks of both modern Mad Max films.
Hearing the Thunderbike in Dolby atmos was just magical, I can’t wait to eventually build a home theatre setup man
The characters gave the story weight. But the amount of scenes shot on green screen made me feel like i was watching 300. And the action didnt hold the same weight as the Fury Road
I was so excited when i saw there was going to be a Furiosa movie. Then i saw the trailer and thought the CGI looked terrible. Part of what made Fury Road so amazing was all of the practical effects. I struggles to find one shot in the trailer that looked like it had anything real in it. Sad
@@WildcatFB I had the same reaction. Compared to earlier Mad Max films, especially No.1, this looks like a video game.
yeah I was excited to get the feels of realistic desert action only to be disheartened entirely upon watching the trailer that was cgi obvious
Furiosa wins because it is done by the same person who cares for the franchise, unlike some others. I loved it.
Chris in 2015:
"GO SEE MAD MAX FURY ROAD IN THEATRES OR I WILL BE DISAPPOINTED IN YOU!!"
Chris in 2024:
"Yeah go see Furiosa in theatres it's good..."
I miss old Chris
2015 Chris - Boy, becoming mature, still learning about life.
2024 Chris - Man, already matured, more adapt and experience.
Kids suck the life out of you man...I've got one and he kicks my ass...I can't imagine twins.
The message is the same at the end of the day. Doe it matter how he delivers it?
@@jamesatkinsonja of course it matters. thats the entire essence of entertainment. being entertained.
@@amy_yoshikawa2024 Chris is more of man child now than he used to be
Saw this last night and loved every minute of it. Best time I ever had at the cinema in a long time.
It was, hand on heart, one of the best movies I've ever seen.
Agree
Me to I don't care what anyone says Miller stuck lightning in a bottle twice . I thought it was just as good as fury road its very different but in a good way I can't wait tell the next mad max wastland
It’s tragic this movie was a flop in the box office.
I am beyond excited to see this film but unfortunately the theater in my town shut down so I gotta figure out some way to see it in a theater.
Agree... one of the best cinematic experiences.
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga stuckmannized me.
YOU.
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This movie will bring back Mad Max fans for sure
Why are people calling this great film woke because of a female lead? At the same time none of them have seen it yet with no clue what it's about. I don't think they know it's a prequel. With that said the role wasn't given to a woman out of sympathy; its literally a part of the Mad Max saga.
Exactly!
I found out today that George Miller would want Hideo Kojima to make a Mad Max video game. Kojima loves the films but with his style of game design... I don't know what he would do.
Drive around the most carefully crafted, empty desert for 14 hours.
You’ve sold me bro. That excitement is contagious. Gotta see this in the theatre.
Give Mr. Miller his funding for The Wasteland right now!
Max did have a cameo when she was walking through the desert. Cmon you know that was him on the hill overlooking
I felt it was a bit drawn out at some parts. Wasn't nearly as good as Fury road or Road Warrior, but still good. 6/5/10 (maybe 7). Just SUPER heavy on the story and Lore aspect. This movie was mostly about world building and history, than pursuits/action.
While you are entitled to your opinion, Im also entitled to say that your opinion is 💩. That movie was BOSS, DOPE, and HISTORIC as the war boys say. A bit bleaker than Fury Road but think everyone will appreciate more and more as time goes.
I heard bad things about the film too. Better to wait to see it online for free.
@@amberlopez7477 You are making a huge mistake based off miserable people who would be critical of heaven if they actually got there. I heard these same criticisms but they are so far out in left field it makes me question the motives. The movie was freaking awesome and the best movie ar theater in my recent memory. It had everything, but was just more bleak than Fury road, but it sets up the triumph of Furiosa in that movie. Dementus was freaking awesome! You will regret not going and it is a shame for such a BA movie that for some reason people are followers and dont want to go see it just cause critics.
Just saw it tonight at the theater at your suggestion. Amazing!!! I'm recommending it to all of my friends.
Is the CGI distracting? The other ones had a ton of practical effects
Yes lots of green screen...😑
Only in a few scenes. Most of the film looks great.
99.999% without Mad Max
First thought after watching. I think really need to see it again
I really like your newer approach to making movie reviews. It's so refreshing to see someone who is so passionate about film, yet still talks about and reviews them in such a positive way. Can't wait to see this in the theater next week!
"Movie good, buy a ticket!" - Chris Stuckman Review in 2024
Madame good movie - Chris stuckman review in 2024
Fall Guy not doing well despite strong reviews shows why that needs to be said especially as the narrative about a film being a 'bomb' is attached to the theatrical release no matter how well it does on streaming/home media.
@@corymiller536Watch that video before you incorrectly state that he defended Madame Web. He didn't.
Well... I'm not paying to see another woke, bad film. Sorry can't do it. Hollywood has to stop with this nonsense.
Couldn’t agree more. This movie was SPECTACULAR! I was worried it wouldn’t hold up to Fury Road but it’s the perfect companion piece. It’s a very different beast to Fury Road but it’s all cut from the same cloth and what a ride this movie is. 9 out of 10 from me.
My main gripe with this movie was the sound design, it didn’t hit as hard as fury road and a lot of scenes felt empty or just not loud enough
It feels weird to say, but yeah I agree. What's there is great, but the sound didn't quite punch me in the gut the same way Fury Road did.
That said, I'm just glad they didn't try to do Fury Road 2. It's very much its own thing with it's own voice, which I really appreciated
I didn’t know if it was just my theater’s sound or not. There were explosions going off at some point that were just not impactful from an audio standpoint
This is better than Fury Road for me. Can watch it back to back as many times as you wish.
What a Stuckmanizing day!
Why is nobody mentioning just how CG heavy it was. It's a staggering film but the CG thing took so much of it away from it for me. Unlike Fury Road, which felt more world'ed.
I'm just happy someone let Chris Hemsworth go all out.
Completely different movies but his whole performance in Furiosa made me feel the same way that one scene from Leave the World Behind with Ethan Hawke begging Kevin Bacon to help his son made me feel. There are soooo many amazing performers that get held back by terrible scripts.
Better than Fury Road. Much more is happening story wise and the cinematography and action...omfg.
I'm so glad you enjoyed this. Crazy that some people hated this. We had a great time and wish we could see it on imax
The people who hate are the people who cannot break the curse of comparing it to Fury Road. It's that for them. Don't give a S about that, I loved the movie. I thought it was great too.
so many people complain that it's not a Mad Max movie without Max, or that Fury Road wasn't all about Max. to me, he's just one piece of a huge puzzle.
A guy named George makes a prequel -of course, angry nerds on the internet hate the movie.
I wanted a more cohesive story and a proper action climax. I didn't get either one.
This movie is a thrill ride. You get great characters that have compelling stories. I agree, it's a must watch at the theater.
Sigourney Weaver was considered for the role of Furiosa back in the days. But after lots of issues on filming locations the project fell off.
Sigourney did shave her head in Alien³, so there is that. :)
I know it was originally considered around 2000's with Mel Gibson still playing Max
In my town they only put furiosa in one studio and 1 slot per day. And I don't think it will last till the end of the week.
Furiosa was incredibly boring and dragged something terrible... sorry but just awful compared to the others. The CGI looked very bad too in many scenes. Fury Road did everything better! Even Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome is a better film I think.
My exact thoughts. I was literally fighting the urge to scroll thru my phone during the scenes between furiousa and dementus. The acting was just so bland and the story didn't do anything remotely interesting with either character. It's really strange how many people seem to be praising it... It was genuinely the worst mad max movie so far.
@@lumbagoboi1649 I'm glad I'm not the only one. I struggled sitting through this movie. The previews were very misleading. They could've done so much more with this. Budget was 168 million...sure didn't seem like it.
SPOILER:
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...the first film "without" Mad Max in it.
George Miller should have directed the new Star Wars Trilogy. His vision is what modern sagas need.
A Darth Vader movie in his early years is up his alley.
Nah Star Wars always belonged and will always be George Lucas. George Miller has his baby in Mad Max.
I liked it for the most part, but why does it seem so CGI? Is it just me? I don't recall Fury Road looking the same. I'd rather Anya had gotten more lines (supposedly she only had 30 lines). She's an amazing actress and I just don't believe Charlize would have been fine with so little dialogue. The end was quite amazing!
Honestly mid
"Well actually" Mad Max is in the movie!
Yeah,yeah, yeah. When do we get the crossover we all want - Mad Max: Happy Feet?
I want to see happy feet, the waste land
@@fuzzywuzzy1355I found a Mad Feet: Happy Road trailer on TH-cam and it was amazing. Go look for it, you won't regret it.
The previous films always felt like people were crazy...well..because. In this movie, Dimenta is a bit of a breath of fresh air, cause you can see what his goals are. And relatively speaking, he seems like the least crazy crazy guy in the Mad Max world. That having been said, the other thing that sets this movie apart, is that while it has all of the action set pieces, this one has an actual story with character development. I might have to sit with it a few days to make sure I feel this way..but I'm almost sure that Furiosa is actually the best Mad Max film.
How is this supposed to be a movie review where we know you won't say anything bad about a movie even if it's warranted?
a positive review is still a review
@@lilmissknowitall5775 not if that’s what he only gives even if a movie is awful anymore it’s a studio shill work.
I was very doubful about going to see this. You've changed my mind, Chris! I'll give it a shot!