@ I didn't say that Fury Road is the best Mad Max movie, I just think that complaining about a great movie because it has a female lead is very stupid. But this has nothing to do with the discussion of which movie is the better, that's totally subjective.
Love this film. Of all the sequels and reboots of the last ten years this is the only one that truly delivered. The world building in this movie is outstanding.
Its what happens when you dont hire the best actors just the most diverse. Dark Fate should have its originals destroyed not even in the same ball park as the first two Terminators IMHO.
@@anonb4632 What would be your pick for that? While I like the first two (the second the most) imo Fury Road is the best of the bunch because it perfected the whole wasteland style and is by far the craziest: the Imortan Joe faction and all the designs from the base, over vehicles and characters is more developed than in the older films which where obviously less "fancy" due to budget and technological limitations of the time.
Warner Bros. and George Miller has a very weird relationship. they always get into some hated argument for creative difference, but later they eventually end up working together
This movie killed it. Movie directors have no idea how to make true action anymore, and we are dependent on the older guys to bring them to us. Once they're gone, it'll likely just be a barrage of shaky camera and super edited CGI crap
Fury Road is one of the examples which show that a good mix of practical effects and cgi is key. Right in line with Jurrasic Park and Starship Troopers.
I printed some Fury Road images off that Electro Board in 1998 when I was working for Kennedy/Miller on Babe 2 as a rotoscoper. Still have them, somewhere.
@@favoritefella studied Film/TV Production at Charles Sturt Uni and a few years later studied Digital Animation at ANU. (then later Script Writing at University of Sydney). It was fun but long hours. thanks for asking.
"I just watched ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ again last week, and I tell you I couldn’t direct 30 seconds of that. I’d put a gun in my mouth. I don’t understand how [George Miller] does that, I really don’t, and it’s my job to understand it. I don’t understand two things: I don’t understand how they’re not still shooting that film and I don’t understand how hundreds of people aren’t dead. " - Steven Soderbergh
I remember having my glasses fog up during the film. Never happened before and never happened since lol I was also pump up out of my mind getting out of the theater. We wouldn't stop talking about the film.
You're a fucking joke to say such utter bullshit. The film had nowhere to go but back upon itself. Mad Max was barely a character. Nothing made any fucking sense, nor did it take you into another world where you were blissfully lost in an engaging world.
I'm gonna have to respectfully disagree. T2 and Aliens are perfect movies and sequels that managed to be better than the originals. Fury road is nowhere near these 2 movies.
Nah. You are talking about a person who had a dual V8 double deck Cadillac with John Deere combine tires built in steel and chrome because CGI wouldnt cut it. And you are saying he should do THE WHOLE THING on an iPad. Not saying its a bad idea but have somebody else do that
@@CreatureOutOfTime but animation is different from CGI. I meant him directing the series, not necessarily each episode. Could even take a “Death Love & Robots” approach and bring different studios to create each episode.
Totally agree, this has become one of my favorite films all time, up there with both Blade Runner film, Empire Strikes Back, and Lawrence of Arabia. I'd love to see a crossover pair of Mad Max films (like Planet Terror/Death Proof) where Miller and Nolan each direct one, and each would focus on the same world/humanity through different lenses (like Flags of our Father's/ Sands of Iwo Jima). Miller would have the "wastelands," with Nolan at the helm of a "last bastion" city similar to Metropolis, and where both sides are neither "good" or "evil".... but only act on pure tribalism and "fight or flight" mentality.... where "flight" is almost entirely absent. As I was watching this, I suddenly realized that Immortan Joe (with the production drawings in mind) should have been the Star Wars sequel trilogy's main villain where the remaining survivors of the Empire, Sith, Hutts, Pike Syndicate, Rogues, exiled Jedi, and galactic profiteers all vie for power on a planet like Jakku... but unite in an attempt to overthrow the New Republic. It would have some elements/themes from movies like Snowpiercer as well. ... shit, I think we've got something there.
My favourite part of this movie is that it takes place in a universe where internal combustion engines stay cool enough to climb on even when they're being pushed to their limits.
@@xyzxxx33 ok. Cgi is used in every movie. Now how it was used and what they choose to put cgi on is another story. Like for example those fire balls look so realistic. Nowadays these moderen day effect people would of not made those fireballs and explosions look so realstic looking
@@xyzxxx33 Clearly Mad Max Fury Road did use CGI to enhance certain scenes Primarily the film is shot actually on location! With actors and stuntmen doing real stunts! Real explosions! Using real vehicles which are also doing real stunts and again all this is happing primarily on loctaion which does not happen much anymore here are some examples th-cam.com/video/ent02yItm60/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/yKAHGwCyamc/w-d-xo.html
One of the few films that I saw mutiple times in the theater. I was so excited to see Max return and this film did not disappoint. Furiosa kicked ass as well as Max. I hope Miller can pull it off again.
I thought this movie would just be a mess after so many delays. I went into the theaters with low expectations and even my girlfriend at the time wasn’t sure what to expect but we both LOVED it! One of the best movies of 2015 to be sure.
It's a pity we never got a Mad Max with Heath Ledger. To me personally, I think he came the closest to having the same raw intensity as Mel Gibson, more so than Tom Hardy. Though Tom is also a very good actor in his own right.
Can we just take a moment to acknowledge how great “Babe: Pig in the City” was? The original is no doubt a masterpiece in its own right, but the sequel attempted to do things way beyond the original. Granted, it wasn’t perfect. The prologue and ending were a bit weak, and the voice actress who replaced the original Babe didn’t have nearly as much depth in her portray, but it’s absolutely astonishing what Miller was able to accomplish with just animals as actors.
muzza l - Talking about the Mad Max films just reminded me of his other brilliant franchise, which seems to have been forgotten about these days sadly. Often times sequels to great films are inferior, but Miller does what few directors seem capable of- making sequels unique and sometimes better than the original. I’m not sure if you’ve seen Pig in the City, but it’s brilliant in so many ways. And the influence of his work on the Mad Max films is unmistakable. If you ever get the chance, I highly recommend giving it a view. You might me pleasantly surprised. I remember when I showed it to one of my friends, he was expecting to hate it. About half way through he told me he thought it was one of the best movies he’d ever seen.
just like his movie character, Max listening to Miller story of bad luck and perseverance, i become to understand how Max was so thoughskinned badass the director himself is a hero in his own story of epic movie making!
When I read "WTF happened to this movie" I proceed to watch the video assuming you're going to point out it's flaws but instead I've just watched a informative review
imo they managed to list every one of it's flaws by saying *nothing* bad about it. though calling it a masterpiece is a bit of an understatement... perhaps they were too critical :P
I'm a gear head and this movie was borderline porn for me. I had to watch it twice, back to back, as the first time I got lost trying to figure out how the car were built and functions of each beautiful rolling chaos, and completely missed that it had an actual plot and characters...but it had more superchargers than a Friday night drag race or even number of the actors in the movie , in my defense.
@nipple johnston Have you seen the John Platt photography? They are scattered about the internet, but here are a few... www.behance.net/gallery/26652427/Before-the-Dirt-The-Cars-of-Mad-Max-Fury-Road
I remember when the credits rolled on this film, I just remembered that this was the first time I felt something from a film in a long time. What images and score! Excellent film!
I’ve been a mad max fan ever since I was a kid, watching The Road Warrior countless times back in the 80s. When Fury Road FINALLY came out, I took my girlfriend to see it and she’s not any kind of fan of these types of movies and knew nothing about the characters or setting. She absolutely LOVED the movie. I think that’s a perfect testament as to the quality of the movie when it can win over a total layman.
Great stunts! No story!!! Too tame! Confused? No bones crushed... heads crushed... no dog food eating... no bloated corpses falling out of a semi.. no traumatic amputation of fingers... no shotgun blasts to windshields.. no bodies getting tossed underneath vehicles... Basically, nothing which would really lead us to believe life after a nuclear war would be truly hellish. God I miss MM2!!!
I rewatched this movie today and honestly had to Google how it was filmed. The action involved, the stunts, the cars scenes … amazing execution! Also, the costume and production design is incredible. Well done to all involved.
Also what the hell was Bain talking about? What ceremony governs two dudes fighting in the sewers? And why was that his response to Batman going "...Bain"? What "ceremony" is initiated by just saying the name of some other dude out loud?
I love every second of Fury Road. I saw it three times at the cinema and countless times on bluray, never get tired. I would love to experience it on IMAX. We didn''t have IMAX in Sweden back in 2015.
That's one of the coolest things to me about Mad Max as a series is, except for the first one, there really isn't a chronological order so to speak. They can all mostly stand on their own merits on an individual level. You can then watch them in any order you want without really missing too much.
The level of love put into this production was fantastic. The depth of design that had gone into the citadel, the details that were added simply because this world existed. It wasn't all explained to us, but it was all there. I hope George Miller plays 40K ;) ;)
This video make me respect George Miller even more. I didn't thought that was possible because he's the grandpa who made Mad Max and my childhood favorite Babe, both of which are absolutely different yet perfect for it's genre. His misfortune is unfortunate for movie watchers too, really hope to see his future projects.
Ambitious vision! My only complaint about Fury Road is Max is muzzled for half the movie! I kept thinking "when you gonna unmuzzle Max so he can go mad?".
This is why so many directors and artists get out of the bussiness... No matter how talented or clear vision you have, you still need to impress some suits to give you the money, and that's just the beginning... No wonder Miller had to make movies about talking pigs and dancing penguins in the meantime... Great video, thanx!!!
@@yagmi6182 You dont know much then. We say its the best to us because it is fuck your stupid little mind and go watch my little pony or other gay shit we do care we ride on suck are fumes!
Haha! Yes, I was wondering the entire video when he would start getting to the WTF Happened part, but I guess that's basically the whole point. This is what happened - and it turned out awesome.
Would have been better if Gibson was Max. Replacing Mel was a big mistake. Imagine replacing Sly in the 4th Rambo... i think Fury Road is a great action movie no doubt but its not a mad max movie.
Nobody wants to see 80 year old Mel Gibson, I've tried this a bunch of times with Harrison Ford and every movie that old Harrison Ford has been in has sucked. They could have done a lot worse than Tom Hardy so I'm grateful that the movie came out as good as I did and didn't have to have an ancient grizzled Mel Gibson show up to ruin it.
I like the movie as much as anybody else and I'm a big fan of the mad Max universe but I want a mad Max movie not a Charlie's Theron span off movie movie or a movie around her character I don't care about her I care about mad Max and I want I wanted a sequel set after at after beyond thunderdawn which is my favorite mad Max movie but you never get what you want in this life so whatever I don't give a fuck
just the first trailer for the movie got me hooked, no narration just a simple and strong message at the beginning: FROM GEORGE MILLER and then segments of his Masterpiece.
“That’s Bait”- Tom Hardy
right. the movie is flawless and praised.
@ because its better than the others. evolve.
@ "girly road" so you hate one of the greatest films of the decade just because it has female protagonists? Get a life...
@@gustavoventura8536 you would think so shallow. It doesn't fit into the trilogy.
@ I didn't say that Fury Road is the best Mad Max movie, I just think that complaining about a great movie because it has a female lead is very stupid. But this has nothing to do with the discussion of which movie is the better, that's totally subjective.
"What a day! What a lovely day!"
Ha ha , i guess you think that is some kind of , what is it you people say? Badass moment. Ha ha
@@juggernaut3338 who me? 👉 😀👈
@@johnsmith-wx5fb no. I meant wstine. I fucked up
BECAUSE YOU WON THE INTERNET!
@@juggernaut3338 psh
Love this film. Of all the sequels and reboots of the last ten years this is the only one that truly delivered. The world building in this movie is outstanding.
I hope he finds peace
Probably one of the worst sequel/reboots. Was the first bait and switch feminist agenda pushed movies.
Mad Max: this is real, that is real, even the whole guitar rig
Terminator Dark Fate: this is cgi, that is cgi, even this steet sign
Its what happens when you dont hire the best actors just the most diverse. Dark Fate should have its originals destroyed not even in the same ball park as the first two Terminators IMHO.
@Rolling Guy #1 I watched it on one two three movies once and never watched it again
Whatever the F happened, make it happen again.
Exactly what the suits must be thinking...and of course us fans
@@alisterfolson I agree! Whatever made this movie as good as it was....DO IT AGAIN! Such a classic beyond compare!!!!!
I can watch it over and over again a masterpiece!
It's not even the best Mad Max film though. 🤷
@@anonb4632 What would be your pick for that? While I like the first two (the second the most) imo Fury Road is the best of the bunch because it perfected the whole wasteland style and is by far the craziest: the Imortan Joe faction and all the designs from the base, over vehicles and characters is more developed than in the older films which where obviously less "fancy" due to budget and technological limitations of the time.
Disney : "We make real movies"
George Miller : "Catch my socket wrench"...
@willie kang you don't get the reference
Disney is a potato
My favorite description of this movie - woman drives a milk truck.
And its not even cow milk.
What about overrated heap of schweineshietzer?
woman drives a milk truck for 2 hours
Woman drives truck full of titty milk for 1 hour turns around and goes back
is this the incel section?
Warner Bros. and George Miller has a very weird relationship. they always get into some hated argument for creative difference, but later they eventually end up working together
This movie killed it. Movie directors have no idea how to make true action anymore, and we are dependent on the older guys to bring them to us. Once they're gone, it'll likely just be a barrage of shaky camera and super edited CGI crap
He was robbed, no oscar. What BS
so no john wick ?
There are good modern action directors. Gareth Evans, Chad Stahelski, Matthew Vaughn, to name a few.
@@ActionHero2000 I've enjoyed some of Villeneuve's films. I think he still has potential.
Fury Road is one of the examples which show that a good mix of practical effects and cgi is key. Right in line with Jurrasic Park and Starship Troopers.
I printed some Fury Road images off that Electro Board in 1998 when I was working for Kennedy/Miller on Babe 2 as a rotoscoper. Still have them, somewhere.
I'd rotoscope anything for Miller
How much money do you earn?
@@johnsmith-wx5fb can't quite remember but I think it may have been about $30 hour in 1998 Australian dollars. (not sure what that is in today money)
@@RoverIAC nice bit o' cash
@@favoritefella studied Film/TV Production at Charles Sturt Uni and a few years later studied Digital Animation at ANU. (then later Script Writing at University of Sydney). It was fun but long hours. thanks for asking.
"I just watched ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ again last week, and I tell you I couldn’t direct 30 seconds of that. I’d put a gun in my mouth. I don’t understand how [George Miller] does that, I really don’t, and it’s my job to understand it. I don’t understand two things: I don’t understand how they’re not still shooting that film and I don’t understand how hundreds of people aren’t dead.
"
- Steven Soderbergh
You said it Stevie !
Dead from bordom. !
@@warrenprice425 STFU Warren.
@@warrenprice425 I am dead from your spelling
I remember having my glasses fog up during the film. Never happened before and never happened since lol I was also pump up out of my mind getting out of the theater. We wouldn't stop talking about the film.
Fury Road, along with Aliens, Terminator 2, are technically perfect masterpieces to me.
You're a fucking joke to say such utter bullshit. The film had nowhere to go but back upon itself. Mad Max was barely a character. Nothing made any fucking sense, nor did it take you into another world where you were blissfully lost in an engaging world.
@@stevenwest1494 actually you're the fucking joke to say such bullshit. Did you even watch the movie because it doesnt seem like it
I guess most of all movies are masterpieces to you
I'm gonna have to respectfully disagree. T2 and Aliens are perfect movies and sequels that managed to be better than the originals. Fury road is nowhere near these 2 movies.
@@stevenwest1494 wtf are you talking about your the kind of ppl who go pay to wach the new star wars mouvies transformers and fast and furius
Just give Miller an animation studio and allow him to do a full animated series of the Wasteland :)
Nah. You are talking about a person who had a dual V8 double deck Cadillac with John Deere combine tires built in steel and chrome because CGI wouldnt cut it. And you are saying he should do THE WHOLE THING on an iPad.
Not saying its a bad idea but have somebody else do that
@@CreatureOutOfTime but animation is different from CGI. I meant him directing the series, not necessarily each episode. Could even take a “Death Love & Robots” approach and bring different studios to create each episode.
He does he made happy feet and fury road and all future mad max movies were gonna be anime movies
There's been maybe 4 movies in the last decade that I cared about, this was one of them.
The other 3?
Totally agree, this has become one of my favorite films all time, up there with both Blade Runner film, Empire Strikes Back, and Lawrence of Arabia.
I'd love to see a crossover pair of Mad Max films (like Planet Terror/Death Proof) where Miller and Nolan each direct one, and each would focus on the same world/humanity through different lenses (like Flags of our Father's/ Sands of Iwo Jima). Miller would have the "wastelands," with Nolan at the helm of a "last bastion" city similar to Metropolis, and where both sides are neither "good" or "evil".... but only act on pure tribalism and "fight or flight" mentality.... where "flight" is almost entirely absent.
As I was watching this, I suddenly realized that Immortan Joe (with the production drawings in mind) should have been the Star Wars sequel trilogy's main villain where the remaining survivors of the Empire, Sith, Hutts, Pike Syndicate, Rogues, exiled Jedi, and galactic profiteers all vie for power on a planet like Jakku... but unite in an attempt to overthrow the New Republic. It would have some elements/themes from movies like Snowpiercer as well.
... shit, I think we've got something there.
Word
@Reyson Fox congratulations u have good taste
what does he mean what happened to it? worldwide acclaim?
i’ll never get tired of watching anything that has to do with this movie. george miller is an absolute genius!
Totally agree, even his stars thought he was crazy and got frustrated with him, imagine having that whole thing in your mind, the whole story, wao.
My favourite part of this movie is that it takes place in a universe where internal combustion engines stay cool enough to climb on even when they're being pushed to their limits.
I never thought about that… but you are correct…
And the total lack of water.
No wonder i loved this movie so much, most modern movies are more cg than actual stunts and props
CGI is very poorly used and some of the software is awful today. You need a lot of money and a talented producer.
Now i can see why the visuals looked so awesome. Cgi does noteven come close. They had a lot of old school effects kinda people on this set
mad max fury road is heavy cgi movie, I don't know what are you talking about
@@xyzxxx33 ok. Cgi is used in every movie. Now how it was used and what they choose to put cgi on is another story. Like for example those fire balls look so realistic. Nowadays these moderen day effect people would of not made those fireballs and explosions look so realstic looking
@@xyzxxx33 Clearly Mad Max Fury Road did use CGI to enhance certain scenes Primarily the film is shot actually on location! With actors and stuntmen doing real stunts! Real explosions! Using real vehicles which are also doing real stunts and again all this is happing primarily on loctaion which does not happen much anymore here are some examples
th-cam.com/video/ent02yItm60/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/yKAHGwCyamc/w-d-xo.html
One of the few films that I saw mutiple times in the theater.
I was so excited to see Max return and this film did not disappoint.
Furiosa kicked ass as well as Max.
I hope Miller can pull it off again.
I thought this movie would just be a mess after so many delays. I went into the theaters with low expectations and even my girlfriend at the time wasn’t sure what to expect but we both LOVED it! One of the best movies of 2015 to be sure.
It's a pity we never got a Mad Max with Heath Ledger. To me personally, I think he came the closest to having the same raw intensity as Mel Gibson, more so than Tom Hardy. Though Tom is also a very good actor in his own right.
Well Toms acting was actually pretty meh since he actually thought the movie would crash and burn.
@@nielshjelm9222 yeah, OK.
great actor but didn't have the build nor the jaw line to pull off being mad max.
all forigein actor non australia in the fury, mad max 1, 2 ,3 all australia actor .
@DillyDyson007 film in melbourne 'on the beach ' 1959. also 1979-81'87 mad max part 1,2,3 are in australia and part 4 film is south africa location!
So much details into all aspects of production. 5 years later still a masterpiece. The movie ages like a fine wine.
Another awesome WTF video! I remember when they were only few on the channels. Fast forward a few months in lockdown, there are several added!!
Can we just take a moment to acknowledge how great “Babe: Pig in the City” was? The original is no doubt a masterpiece in its own right, but the sequel attempted to do things way beyond the original. Granted, it wasn’t perfect. The prologue and ending were a bit weak, and the voice actress who replaced the original Babe didn’t have nearly as much depth in her portray, but it’s absolutely astonishing what Miller was able to accomplish with just animals as actors.
Bearfootbob - Personally I found Fury Road to be a near masterpiece, even better than Mad Max 2, but we’re all allowed our own opinions.
@@Davesky19 absolutely , viva la diferance !
Wtf are you talking about hahaha 😂
muzza l - Talking about the Mad Max films just reminded me of his other brilliant franchise, which seems to have been forgotten about these days sadly. Often times sequels to great films are inferior, but Miller does what few directors seem capable of- making sequels unique and sometimes better than the original. I’m not sure if you’ve seen Pig in the City, but it’s brilliant in so many ways. And the influence of his work on the Mad Max films is unmistakable. If you ever get the chance, I highly recommend giving it a view. You might me pleasantly surprised. I remember when I showed it to one of my friends, he was expecting to hate it. About half way through he told me he thought it was one of the best movies he’d ever seen.
@@Davesky19 i will give it a go mate 👍
Mad Max 5 to start filming this October, 2020!
Yay!
But this time it's gonna be a real life documentary
@@Ryan-wu1oi Roger that !
That news was frem February, so that may be up in the air right now.
Just walk away. Walk away from the asswipe. There is no need to let loose my dogs of war. Just walk away.
I'd say the George Miller story is less about bad luck than it is about perseverance.
just like his movie character, Max
listening to Miller story of bad luck and perseverance, i become to understand how Max was so thoughskinned badass
the director himself is a hero in his own story of epic movie making!
Wicked film, awesome video. As always, you've put it together so well that it's like tribute to the titular film 👍
When I read "WTF happened to this movie" I proceed to watch the video assuming you're going to point out it's flaws but instead I've just watched a informative review
imo they managed to list every one of it's flaws by saying *nothing* bad about it.
though calling it a masterpiece is a bit of an understatement... perhaps they were too critical :P
@@sjs9698 dunno man, i'd call this movie a masterpiece, and i'd watch it gladly over other overhyped movies, like avengers for example.
Watch your mouth this movie is holy
I'm a gear head and this movie was borderline porn for me. I had to watch it twice, back to back, as the first time I got lost trying to figure out how the car were built and functions of each beautiful rolling chaos, and completely missed that it had an actual plot and characters...but it had more superchargers than a Friday night drag race or even number of the actors in the movie , in my defense.
'...an actual plot and characters...' sure thing, bud 👍
Way to make being into cars sound nerdy.
@@unclecreed2986 Sometimes we crack out on our favorite hobbies.
@nipple johnston Have you seen the John Platt photography? They are scattered about the internet, but here are a few...
www.behance.net/gallery/26652427/Before-the-Dirt-The-Cars-of-Mad-Max-Fury-Road
@@yandan7010 No plot or characters. It was pure car and explosion porn.
Superb Research! I enjoyed it a lot.
I love the cast history of this and all your videos. Didn’t know a lot of it.
I remember when the credits rolled on this film, I just remembered that this was the first time I felt something from a film in a long time. What images and score! Excellent film!
I’ve been a mad max fan ever since I was a kid, watching The Road Warrior countless times back in the 80s. When Fury Road FINALLY came out, I took my girlfriend to see it and she’s not any kind of fan of these types of movies and knew nothing about the characters or setting. She absolutely LOVED the movie. I think that’s a perfect testament as to the quality of the movie when it can win over a total layman.
I still can't shake of the deeply scared feelings of watching Mad Max Fury Road in IMAX. Damn, that was an experience I'll never forget!
I hope the country of Namibia got some kind of award for the beautiful and perfect landscape it provided for this true adrenaline jolt of a movie.
Great stunts! No story!!! Too tame! Confused? No bones crushed... heads crushed... no dog food eating... no bloated corpses falling out of a semi.. no traumatic amputation of fingers... no shotgun blasts to windshields.. no bodies getting tossed underneath vehicles...
Basically, nothing which would really lead us to believe life after a nuclear war would be truly hellish. God I miss MM2!!!
One of my favorite movies of all time. And one of the few I've ever seen in theaters more than once.
Did you say?...in the theatres?
My favorite movies are “Black Hawk Down” and “T2: Judgment Day.” If anyone cares.
Keep up the good work Dave!
I rewatched this movie today and honestly had to Google how it was filmed. The action involved, the stunts, the cars scenes … amazing execution! Also, the costume and production design is incredible. Well done to all involved.
Before I watch this, I will not tolerate any slander. I love this movie!
This movie is terrible.
@@dustinneely you dont even believe that.
Their a montage in Miller happy feet where all the humans are arguing about solving the fish problems. I always imagine it as the opening to mad max
Ayyyyyyy congrats on 500k 🐐
The fact the nobody died during this film is the best achievement of all time.
Tom Hardy "Lets not stand on ceremony here, Mr. Wayne"..Oh Wait Wrong Film
Also what the hell was Bain talking about? What ceremony governs two dudes fighting in the sewers? And why was that his response to Batman going "...Bain"? What "ceremony" is initiated by just saying the name of some other dude out loud?
@@gsofficial he was refering to first their introduction to each other as a type of "ceremony"
@@SFray-sf7gr but it's not though
@@gsofficial Bane.
@@secretsquirrel7374 correcting my spelling? Let's not stand on ceremony here.
7:35 I've never heard someone butcher the pronunciation of Feral... and butcher he did. LOL
Minty is a master butcher of words (oops, wrong channel)
@Dr.FragensteinM.D. Shut the fuck up.
@Dr.FragensteinM.D. be quiet suck bag
I love every second of Fury Road. I saw it three times at the cinema and countless times on bluray, never get tired. I would love to experience it on IMAX. We didn''t have IMAX in Sweden back in 2015.
Now I respect even more than movie thanks to you. So much effort , so many problems and even that could watch it.
I'm so excited to see this. I love Mad Max and it's a movie franchise that's always peeked my interest.
*piqued
it's amazing
Tom Hardy is f-ing amazing “The Drop” is one of my fav of Tommys
Anytime I hear something about Heath Ledger's potential future projects I get sad all over again.
Great video and thanks. I'm gonna watch the honest trailer for Fury Road now.
Wtf happened to this movie?
A long furious road to perfection.
I really love “Mad Max: Fury Road”! Now all they have to do.Is do a remake of “WaterWorld”!
That's one of the coolest things to me about Mad Max as a series is, except for the first one, there really isn't a chronological order so to speak. They can all mostly stand on their own merits on an individual level. You can then watch them in any order you want without really missing too much.
I hate to see how hard this was to make but this may be my favorite action movies of all time
A masterpiece indeed.
Mad Max Fury Road: WTF Happened to this movie?
Everyone: it was awesome, that’s what happened!!
PERIOD-
The story was extremely stupid. But the scenes were neat.
Great video. Great movie.
More please.
been a dedicated fan for years, its sad to hear about all the troubles and the recent loss of hugh keays
1:39
Babe: Pig in the Factory
All I want is to see Theron in next movie
Can’t believe they almost cut guitar guy, fav character
I like your videos mate! ❤
What’s your favorite Mad Max movie?
Mine is either the original Mad Max or Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior
Disney’s: The Rise of Maxine - Warrior Princess starring Daisy Ridley directed by Paul Feig
artnull13 I haven’t seen that one sounds repetitive tho
Easily The Road Warrior. It was the 1st one I seen. I rented it over and over on VHS back in the day
One of the best action films ever made.
The level of love put into this production was fantastic. The depth of design that had gone into the citadel, the details that were added simply because this world existed. It wasn't all explained to us, but it was all there. I hope George Miller plays 40K ;) ;)
Awesome video!
"Witness me!"
Mel Gibson needs to return for one last time like an old man Logan
Definitely.
I would find that so satisfying.
no
@@Milchbuble yes
@@ryanlennox no
@@Milchbuble yes
One of my fav new school movies of all times! Really hope to see a new one soon...
This video make me respect George Miller even more. I didn't thought that was possible because he's the grandpa who made Mad Max and my childhood favorite Babe, both of which are absolutely different yet perfect for it's genre. His misfortune is unfortunate for movie watchers too, really hope to see his future projects.
Ambitious vision! My only complaint about Fury Road is Max is muzzled for half the movie! I kept thinking "when you gonna unmuzzle Max so he can go mad?".
Love the film, highly recommend the video game as well, it's fantastic.
The Mad Max Game is the shit, still playing it to this day...
Couldn't get past the racing it was so hard
@@angelganon8213 maybe your car is too heavy ?
So glad I saw this at the cinema. One of the best experiences
Just saw Fury Road for the first time this past weekend. Damn what a RIDE!
This movie is a work of art, every step of the way.
I hope in mad max wasteland there will be another safe haven that’s far away from the wastelands and where will find peace
Excellent doc. Subscribing.
This is why so many directors and artists get out of the bussiness... No matter how talented or clear vision you have, you still need to impress some suits to give you the money, and that's just the beginning... No wonder Miller had to make movies about talking pigs and dancing penguins in the meantime... Great video, thanx!!!
Best action film EVER made!!! Absolutely MIND BLOWING that there is basically zero CGI and the stunts they actually did!!!
Best comment for this video.. the movie has no competition
@@kelechionyebuchi566 you guys dont watch many movies then lol
@@yagmi6182 You dont know much then. We say its the best to us because it is fuck your stupid little mind and go watch my little pony or other gay shit we do care we ride on suck are fumes!
how tf did this end up being one of the greatest movies ever
How not it was fucking epic Miller know how to make an action movie like no other ever!
It's one of the best movies ever made,it's visually stunning. Best blend of practical and CGI effects
Fun fact: in about 50 years this could very possibly be a historical epic
"WTF HAPPENED TO THIS MOVIE" It came out, it was awesome, END.
Haha! Yes, I was wondering the entire video when he would start getting to the WTF Happened part, but I guess that's basically the whole point. This is what happened - and it turned out awesome.
Yeah im a minute into it wondering what he's problem is with the film and saw your comment and guessed just another thumbnail drame queen
@@russe19642 yeah, actually watch it, dumbass
Miller deserved the Oscar for best director.
Love all of them!!! Nice choice of actors too.
Now I'm in the mood for action scifi movies. I'm going to watch this and Aliens tomorrow in what order IDK.
WHERE THE FUCK WAS MAXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I like Tom Hardy a lot but I always visioned Mel Gibson coming back as a older character and finishing the series
Would have been better if Gibson was Max. Replacing Mel was a big mistake. Imagine replacing Sly in the 4th Rambo... i think Fury Road is a great action movie no doubt but its not a mad max movie.
Nobody wants to see 80 year old Mel Gibson, I've tried this a bunch of times with Harrison Ford and every movie that old Harrison Ford has been in has sucked. They could have done a lot worse than Tom Hardy so I'm grateful that the movie came out as good as I did and didn't have to have an ancient grizzled Mel Gibson show up to ruin it.
@@aegisgfx well that's YOUR opinion im entitled to mine.
aegisgfx your opinion in noted but saying “Nobody” is a stretch but peace to you
@@66RainySuper watch the last Indiana Jones movie again tell me how great he was in it.. lol
a MASTERPIECE fullstop
Got to see this gem on IMAX and man, my ears were toast! But was freaking worth it.
The Mad Max movies "work" imo because of they're ambiguous; told as pov by who was there, maybe not entirely accurate
I like the movie as much as anybody else and I'm a big fan of the mad Max universe but I want a mad Max movie not a Charlie's Theron span off movie movie or a movie around her character I don't care about her I care about mad Max and I want I wanted a sequel set after at after beyond thunderdawn which is my favorite mad Max movie but you never get what you want in this life so whatever I don't give a fuck
What a beautiful action film!!
this movie is a masterpiee!! one of the all time best i was blown away in theatre
Disingenuous to simply describe the thunderdome as a place where men in bungee are wacking each other with mallets. Boo
@Dr.FragensteinM.D. killing blaster was too, poor master
Best movie in the last 10 years. A classic that somehow is still under-appreciated.
just the first trailer for the movie got me hooked, no narration just a simple and strong message at the beginning: FROM GEORGE MILLER
and then segments of his Masterpiece.
Fury Road is awesome, spectacular, and sensational, all at once.