@@chettlar212 It's more because if they did recognize it that way, the industry as a whole would have to deal with more stunt performers demanding more for their performances. If you're just some nobody that subs in for a big name actor in a few scenes, you don't have any bargaining leverage because they can put a list of other nobodies in your place and no one will ever tell in the final movie.
They probably never will because the morality of incentivising dangerous behaviour is a bit shady. It could lead to doing extremely dangerous stunts just to overtake one another
I was hoping it would talk heaps about the cars i know a guy who helped build a good quantity of them including the gigahorse (that was his proudest one) and even got to test drive the doofwagon
A movie like this will never be made again if not by George Miller. That is so sad. This movie breaks every cliche of hollywood today and I hope a lot of directors take a page out of Millers book and bring back movies like this.
Have you heard of a small time director named Christopher Nolan? Probably not. Anyway, he makes his movies using a lot of particle effects and real world locations.
"I'm spinning through the air, injured, because the stunt didn't go as planned. Time to relax my body completely to try and minimize further injury." Stuntmen are insane.
Real people risking injuries or even worse, real cars with creative design, real explosions, real stunts, attention to detail, commitment, hard work, dedication by everyone to their respective craft. And at the helm an old school director who wouldn't have it any other way, coming decades after his prime to teach modern action directors how it should be done. Nothing but respect for everyone involved in the making of this movie. It's a dying art what they're doing, but the end result proves that, even with all the CGI in the world, some things are just irreplaceable.
The problem with CGI is that it has no inherent limits, which inherently leads to cheating; adding crap that isn't believable, a general laziness and cheapening, often implementation by some fresh graduate that has no practical real world reference, too much "look what I can do" rubbish.
Guy Norris is a fucking legend. What a boss. After shattering his legs accidentally in Mad Max 2, keeping that take and making it one of the iconic stunts of that movie, going back and doing the amazing car flip himself 34 years later. What a boss
I love the contrast of Hardy and his roles. Every time I see him on behind the scenes features, he's always smiling and cheering and it seems geniuine, although 95% of his roles are psychologically fucked up or sad/tragic characters.
24:21 George had just performed one of the most expensive and irreversible stunts in the movie, something that can only be done once, and has to be done correctly. He has to make sure the stunt was a success. And as its happening... he doesnt much care where the truck is landing, all he cares about is if the stunt driver is ok. THATS a good director. George at the moment only cared if the driver was ok instead of getting that perfect shot. He's a good man, a good director.
I have a huge amount of respect for everyone who worked on this film. That really looks like a tough, long film shoot. But I'd say it would be an unforgettable experience for all of them. And the film itself is brilliant.
Recently rewatched this movie. Has to be one of the best films. Never was bored. Max speaks minimally but his presence is strong. Cinematography stunts and costumes are off the wall insane. Crazy.
It makes my head hurt just thinking about the planning and logistics involved in making such a film. They didn't cut corners or mess about and seems like thoroughly enjoyed the process. I wish we had more filmmakers so dedicated to their vision.
Holy shit. I am overwhelmed by the level of coordination, planing and communication they required to make this movie. I can't imagine how difficult it must have been to film all this in the middle of nowhere. Amazing!
Usually I dont watch "behind the scenes" of good movies because I dont wanna ruin my impression. But man... everything was filmed... for REAL. No green screens, no trailed trucks, no stunts made on computer. This is why Mad Max in my top its best movies seen in last 4-5 years.
Probably the most enjoyable behind the scenes I've ever seen. Love how extensive it is, mentioning so many actors and vehicles. Gonna have to buy this one.
SO much respect for them doing all of this for real and not with computers. Can't even describe how ridiculously much I missed watching "making of's" like these that aren't all greenscreen shots. Don't get me wrong though; I realize CGI and all that is a great talent on it's own and one that is very impressive when mastered. I do not wish to belittle the work of great talents on that field, but yet I definitely tip my hat to actual stunts like this and it blows my mind how much effort and awesome work goes into creating stunts like this - and it surely adds to the awesomeness and my appreciation of the entire film. It also does show up in the end result... it just has that whole real, genuine can't-quite-put-my-finger-on-it-but-it's-awesome "oomph"-factor to it. Edit: Oh and when I said "all of this", I meant all of these stunts shown on this 'making of', that they did for real. Did not mean to say that the entire movie is actually pulled off entirely without CGI. Bad wording from my part!
Oh and what Hoult said about "getting the chills while shooting it"... oh I bet! Some of those scenes they did for real must be things that you'll surely remember the rest of your life. Definitely scenes to "WITNESS" ;)
+Herkko Koskinen I thought i would hate the movie. But wauw they have great respect for the franchice, i loved this movie so much. Fun times man. please make a sequel.
@Albert Munkey wow really? Please when you come back, give me a call +264814436201 i will take you to alot of nice places around. Thank you for kindness compliment
I'm not saying he likes or not Australians, but one of the reasons he could've done that is because a movie to be labeled as "Australian production/co-production" the goverement requires specific amount of local work force to be hired, and (normally) there should be some Australian landmark (which are none of in this moive). And yeah that is kinda "tax-inavasionee" from Australia's gross ;) (movies ARE art, but money is money)
That was what made Mad Max and Road Warrior so otherworldly to myself and my friends. They were half the budget and twice as cool as what the U.S. was producing at the time. ( Think Cannonball Run ) I knew somehow that these characters didnt talk like me.
I have seen this movie so many times. And each time I’m in awe of the action, the stunts and the music. Never gets old. And I’m not even an action movie fan. Thanks for this masterpiece of moviemaking.
+Colston is da name Micheal Bay actuelly uses a lot of practical effects in his movies (well of cause the Transformers are all CGI, but as "Hawkeye04300" said, to fully animate them practically would be "impossible")
I think Michael Bay has pretty good visual effects in his movies. The real problem is the chaotic film shooting of the action scenes where you don't know what to hell is happening. And of course, his shitty scripts.
Every single aspect of this movie is a beautiful work of art, the practical effects being the headliner. It's so refreshing to see behind the scenes footage that isn't just an hour of "our graphics guys really know their stuff"
Nonstop action, great plot, great directing, minimum CGI , an amazing soundtrack and superb acting by the entire cast= Best action movie I’ve seen in decades.
Except it's non minimum CGI. In fact every single shot in the movie includes CGI. All cars are CGI. Stunts filmed with real cars and actors, but then replaced with CGI cars. It's just really well made.
For me it has to be somewhere in the top 5 action movies ever made. I don't even know where to begin praising it. Every second of it was a pure joy to watch.
The whole time I was like "holy cow", "oh wow", "omg", "ohh man", especially in the scene of the musical truck crashing into the war rig! That was endlessly awesome!!! My full credits and salutations to the whole crew of this film!!!
I have better taste than you mate. Terminator 2 is the greatest action film ever, almost 30 years on and still regarded as one of the greatest films ever made. I highly doubt Fury Road will achieve that much respect when it reaches its 30th anniversary.
Being an older viewer I am just amazed at the dynamics and the physicality of this movie. Old Hollywood must be in awe of these stunt men/women. Gritty,visceral and almost ballet-ish in the presentation. Seeing this on the big screen was just mind blowing. I loved the original Mad Mad trilogies...but this was just stellar. Kudos to ALL involved in this film. Awards are needed for all this controlled madness.
Imagine being a Namibian wandering in the desert, enjoying the silence surrounding you... and then you hear the roar of 200 cars and some sick guitar riffs approaching you.
I'm always weary when they revive an old movie series. I watched this only a few months back and I was blown away with how great it was, Tom Hardy was a great choice and seeing the way they filmed it just made me appreciate it even more.
what a fucking movie... im so thankful i was alive to see a mad max of my generation... my dad would go on about how the older mad maxes were the greatest movies he'd ever seen - the bugger took my mom (that time his girlfriend) to see the first one as a date. And now I get to pass on a film to my kids when the time comes. PS: Don't worry my dad's still around :D
SUPERB FILM!I loved Mad Max - Thank you George Miller.I have watched Mad Max over & over - I never get bored of it. I can't wait to see part 2 & Tom Hardy again.
George Miller will go down in the history books as one of the greatest visionary directors of all time. Kudos to this brilliant man and everything he brought to film. Watching this behind the scenes short was almost on par with Fury Road. Amazing to see all the talent that went behind this monumental movie and the badass stuff they pulled off. This movie is the reason I appreciate film.
Put wonderful Tom Hardy in a movie and have his face covered thru almost all of it and give him almost NO lines to say. What a waste! I think George [Miller] has a crush on Charlize Theron and made this entire film so he would have a reason to hang out with her. PLUS, this is one of the worst 'making of' docs I've ever seen. Bor-rrrrring!. Cars, trucks, cars trucks, cars, trucks, cars, trucks, cars, tru ... well. you get the idea.
Massive respect for these guys and George Miller because this is not easy to do. In an age more and more blockbusters feel more "made by committee" and are risk averse, this movie is prime example of trust in the vision of the filmmaker should ALWAYS take priority! Everyone else's job is just to help! Fantastic movie! A new cinematic classic!!
@@migalorsdarwin1930 It was made for ppl with higher IQ levels..if you hate.. then you're fucking dumb. The stunts were real..the cars were real..the explotions were real..gr8t strory too.. Fuck Off!!
the amount of time, effort , Engineering , science and money spent on this is immense !! Miller u beauty there can never be MAD MAX better than this !! RESPECT TO THE WHOLE CREW !! the one movie which i will always regret missing in theaters !!
20:55 My favorite shot of the movie! I laughed so hard, tank blowing up and here max comes on the pole in the air...turns and sees the truck explode. Love It.
I was really impressed by George Miller during the shot where the War Rig flips over. He absolutely needs the shot to work out for his movie, but his first priority is the safety of the stunt driver. He was visibly upset until he found out the driver was okay.
Honestly the post digital effects deserve just as much praise. This film is a fine example of perfection combination of real life practical effects and digital effects combined. This is how it should be done, using the very best of both worlds :)
The type of movie where they should add at the beginning of the movie "All of this stunts are real and made by professional actors, don't try this at home"
I have know that the war rig roll and the Doof wagon smashing into it was done for real.. but MAN .. that shot at 300fps looks just so perfect.. is right like in the movie.. they barelly needed to add the guitar and the wheel (wich were real shot in chroma key not CGI).. Its funny how so much people said the crash and other stuff were CGI.. they dont know crap
New behind the scenes footage shows that all cars in the movie are in fact CGI cars. They built some of those cars practically and filmed with real cars, with real crashes, but were then fully replaced with CGI cars and crashes. Even the "people" falling off the cars, 100% CGI. First you film it practically, and then you replace it with CGI. This way you get a perfect reference for physics, animation, light and interaction with actors. This movie is simply a perfect example of invisible CGI. The reason they say "No CGI", is for advertising purposes. A movie simply sells better when people hear that it's all practically filmed without CGI, even though it's a full on lie.
@@MrPobanz I would rather have a movie about Max personally, like the Mad Max video game from 2015 which was a prequel to Fury Road. Had a great story, really developed this “new” version of Max. Would love to see something like that on the big screen.
AWESOME! Mad respect for the stun men, women and actors! Film crew as well and everyone else involved in production! Awesome move! I'll be getting it on blu ray.
I loved this movie and now after seeing the amazing talent of the engineers, stunt people and coordinators I love it even more! George Miller is a creative genius!
Wow! I hope to be a part of this movie and movies like these in the future! It's truly a beautiful masterpiece. I saw it twice in movie theaters when it came out and cried every time, including now whenever I see it within the comfort of my own home. I may not remember a lot of movies and directors, even though it's all filmmakers talk about but I'll always remember the kind of movies you make George miller. You really give your whole life to these movies, and those are the kind of people I look forward to working with. Hats off to Margaret Sixel for always fulfilling the editors position.
To this day this movie cements the fact that The Academy need to recognise stunt work as award-worthy. Blows my mind what they did with this film
AMEN TO THAT!!!
perhaps they don't so as not to incentivize crazier and crazier stunts that lead people to be less careful and kill someone.
@@chettlar212 It's more because if they did recognize it that way, the industry as a whole would have to deal with more stunt performers demanding more for their performances. If you're just some nobody that subs in for a big name actor in a few scenes, you don't have any bargaining leverage because they can put a list of other nobodies in your place and no one will ever tell in the final movie.
They probably never will because the morality of incentivising dangerous behaviour is a bit shady.
It could lead to doing extremely dangerous stunts just to overtake one another
Who gives a fuck about what the Academy thinks. They're so out to lunch 98 percent of the time.
this movie isn't only an achievement in filmmaking, but also in engineering. Holy shit dude, this is great
John Otero I was lucky enough to play with the edit file, the amount of sound/video involved is mind boggling.
I was hoping it would talk heaps about the cars i know a guy who helped build a good quantity of them including the gigahorse (that was his proudest one) and even got to test drive the doofwagon
nathaniel sharp Nice🤟
@@nathanielsharp2615 Watch the other behind the scenes. I goes through many of the cars
@@DangerDavez thanks man I'll have a give em a geez
A movie like this will never be made again if not by George Miller. That is so sad. This movie breaks every cliche of hollywood today and I hope a lot of directors take a page out of Millers book and bring back movies like this.
There's going to be 2 more
Have you heard of a small time director named Christopher Nolan? Probably not. Anyway, he makes his movies using a lot of particle effects and real world locations.
+sina madani God I hope so
+Oscar Montez Films Well that makes two of them.
+The Labryinth Mainly because the film at its core is Australian, not Hollywood.
God they really got literally every madman they could didn't they? Motocross daredevils, circus performers, veteran stuntmen, everything. Love it.
"I'm spinning through the air, injured, because the stunt didn't go as planned. Time to relax my body completely to try and minimize further injury."
Stuntmen are insane.
Real people risking injuries or even worse, real cars with creative design, real explosions, real stunts, attention to detail, commitment, hard work, dedication by everyone to their respective craft.
And at the helm an old school director who wouldn't have it any other way, coming decades after his prime to teach modern action directors how it should be done.
Nothing but respect for everyone involved in the making of this movie. It's a dying art what they're doing, but the end result proves that, even with all the CGI in the world, some things are just irreplaceable.
@@kevCjm6dhhihiujkbbhjhvcfyhuiij There's a comma between "worse" and "real cars". Learn some grammar, kiddo.
The problem with CGI is that it has no inherent limits, which inherently leads to cheating; adding crap that isn't believable, a general laziness and cheapening, often implementation by some fresh graduate that has no practical real world reference, too much "look what I can do" rubbish.
And wasn’t even nominated for best picture in 2015… I still don’t get how.
@@kevCjm6dhhihiujkbbhjhvcfyhuiij Excuse you.
yes it was, and it won 6 Oscars@@Wydjacob
Guy Norris is a fucking legend. What a boss. After shattering his legs accidentally in Mad Max 2, keeping that take and making it one of the iconic stunts of that movie, going back and doing the amazing car flip himself 34 years later. What a boss
What a goddamn stud.
I've watched this movie at least 15 times and it hasn't lost the slightest bit of it's awesomeness.
This making of is more entertaining then the movie to me. I saw it 0,5 ttimes.
i watched it 100 times, even more, everytime noticed something new
@@mrfineeye exactly.
I love the contrast of Hardy and his roles. Every time I see him on behind the scenes features, he's always smiling and cheering and it seems geniuine, although 95% of his roles are psychologically fucked up or sad/tragic characters.
Apparently he was a pain in the ass during the production of this one.
what a movie. what a lovely movie
three years later and I still wish they had brought out the storyboard as a hardback book to enjoy more of the madness.
they might be saving some of it for the furiosa sequel
24:21 George had just performed one of the most expensive and irreversible stunts in the movie, something that can only be done once, and has to be done correctly. He has to make sure the stunt was a success. And as its happening... he doesnt much care where the truck is landing, all he cares about is if the stunt driver is ok. THATS a good director. George at the moment only cared if the driver was ok instead of getting that perfect shot. He's a good man, a good director.
I have a huge amount of respect for everyone who worked on this film. That really looks like a tough, long film shoot. But I'd say it would be an unforgettable experience for all of them. And the film itself is brilliant.
It's marvelous
Recently rewatched this movie. Has to be one of the best films. Never was bored. Max speaks minimally but his presence is strong. Cinematography stunts and costumes are off the wall insane. Crazy.
Imagine being George Miller and having this beautiful yet insane story in your mind
TH-cam comment guy 😂😂
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It makes my head hurt just thinking about the planning and logistics involved in making such a film. They didn't cut corners or mess about and seems like thoroughly enjoyed the process. I wish we had more filmmakers so dedicated to their vision.
Holy shit. I am overwhelmed by the level of coordination, planing and communication they required to make this movie. I can't imagine how difficult it must have been to film all this in the middle of nowhere. Amazing!
Usually I dont watch "behind the scenes" of good movies because I dont wanna ruin my impression. But man... everything was filmed... for REAL. No green screens, no trailed trucks, no stunts made on computer. This is why Mad Max in my top its best movies seen in last 4-5 years.
I know the CGI is impressive, but all my respect to the people who risk in real life to create something so great like this.
That's living life
Dont care what anyone says. He deserves a Best Director nomination for this
He deserved to win. This was an achievement. Something to be studied years from now.
💯
Probably the most enjoyable behind the scenes I've ever seen. Love how extensive it is, mentioning so many actors and vehicles. Gonna have to buy this one.
I still just can’t wrap my head around how innovative this crew was to rig the stunts that they did. It’s mind blowing and also inspiring
SO much respect for them doing all of this for real and not with computers. Can't even describe how ridiculously much I missed watching "making of's" like these that aren't all greenscreen shots.
Don't get me wrong though; I realize CGI and all that is a great talent on it's own and one that is very impressive when mastered. I do not wish to belittle the work of great talents on that field, but yet I definitely tip my hat to actual stunts like this and it blows my mind how much effort and awesome work goes into creating stunts like this - and it surely adds to the awesomeness and my appreciation of the entire film.
It also does show up in the end result... it just has that whole real, genuine can't-quite-put-my-finger-on-it-but-it's-awesome "oomph"-factor to it.
Edit: Oh and when I said "all of this", I meant all of these stunts shown on this 'making of', that they did for real. Did not mean to say that the entire movie is actually pulled off entirely without CGI. Bad wording from my part!
Oh and what Hoult said about "getting the chills while shooting it"... oh I bet! Some of those scenes they did for real must be things that you'll surely remember the rest of your life.
Definitely scenes to "WITNESS" ;)
+Welcome to the Planet KAL-EL 80% of the movie practical effects, the other 20% is the CGI to fill in the holes. Like scenery.
+Herkko Koskinen I thought i would hate the movie. But wauw they have great respect for the franchice, i loved this movie so much. Fun times man. please make a sequel.
urduib Tom Hardy signed for three Mad Max movies, so there will surely be two more after this one.
themaniacboy Woot, that is great newz mate :) thanks for info.
It is absolutely incredible that nobody died during the making of this film. True cinema at its purest this film.
That double rig flip is one of the most beautiful images in cinema.
Seeing through the comments and non of them mentioned "NAMIBIA"
I am so proud my country was used for such an AMAZING movie!
An amazingly unique country in the whole world. Spectacularly, where a red Namibian Desert meets the edge of the Atlantic Ocean
@@81caasi i love that....incredible view ever
Looks amazing!
such a beautiful place to film an epic like this! You can create such a rich story from a naturally stunning environment
@Albert Munkey wow really? Please when you come back, give me a call +264814436201 i will take you to alot of nice places around. Thank you for kindness compliment
The pole jumping scene gives me anxiety... those stuntmen are so metal!
It's SO COOL
I love how he hired as many Australian cast and crew as he could.
@Marblez3
Too bad Mel Gibson wasn't in it.
@@blainwilson7937 Didn't need a old man with rocks in his head
I'm not saying he likes or not Australians, but one of the reasons he could've done that is because a movie to be labeled as "Australian production/co-production" the goverement requires specific amount of local work force to be hired, and (normally) there should be some Australian landmark (which are none of in this moive). And yeah that is kinda "tax-inavasionee" from Australia's gross ;) (movies ARE art, but money is money)
The movie was made by Australians. Nothing to do with Hollywood
That was what made Mad Max and Road Warrior so otherworldly to myself and my friends. They were half the budget and twice as cool as what the U.S. was producing at the time. ( Think Cannonball Run ) I knew somehow that these characters didnt talk like me.
Has to be THE MOST EPIC car stunt scenes ever captured on film..... CRAZY ASS stunt work all across the board !!!
I have seen this movie so many times. And each time I’m in awe of the action, the stunts and the music. Never gets old. And I’m not even an action movie fan. Thanks for this masterpiece of moviemaking.
Same here!! 😁
I stick with the original and haven't seen this version yet.
@@marcushennings9513 I have seen none of the originals.
I love how the only time CG was used was for safety reasons, the impossible, and aesthetic changes.
+Hawkeye04300 The way it should be used.
+Hawkeye04300 Yea, CGI is supposed to be a tool. not your movie... *cough* michael *cough* bay
+Colston is da name
Micheal Bay actuelly uses a lot of practical effects in his movies (well of cause the Transformers are all CGI, but as "Hawkeye04300" said, to fully animate them practically would be "impossible")
I think Michael Bay has pretty good visual effects in his movies. The real problem is the chaotic film shooting of the action scenes where you don't know what to hell is happening. And of course, his shitty scripts.
@@cili4231 Michael Bay is a bad example. He uses practical effects like a motherfucker. Its just he makes everything explode.
So refreshing to see a movie that's not just wall to wall CGI.
Aside from the incredible stunts, acting, cinematography, practical and CG effects, the color grading on this film is absolutely beautiful!
Every single aspect of this movie is a beautiful work of art, the practical effects being the headliner. It's so refreshing to see behind the scenes footage that isn't just an hour of "our graphics guys really know their stuff"
OSCARS ... OSCARS .... LOTS OF THEM! ... PERFECT WORK, ACTING, STUNTS ... everything! Clap Clap!
Nonstop action, great plot, great directing, minimum CGI , an amazing soundtrack and superb acting by the entire cast= Best action movie I’ve seen in decades.
Except it's non minimum CGI. In fact every single shot in the movie includes CGI. All cars are CGI. Stunts filmed with real cars and actors, but then replaced with CGI cars. It's just really well made.
For me it has to be somewhere in the top 5 action movies ever made. I don't even know where to begin praising it. Every second of it was a pure joy to watch.
The whole time I was like "holy cow", "oh wow", "omg", "ohh man", especially in the scene of the musical truck crashing into the war rig! That was endlessly awesome!!! My full credits and salutations to the whole crew of this film!!!
One of the best movies I've ever seen.
You obviously haven't seen many have you?
I have better taste than you mate. Terminator 2 is the greatest action film ever, almost 30 years on and still regarded as one of the greatest films ever made. I highly doubt Fury Road will achieve that much respect when it reaches its 30th anniversary.
@@peterlenham6904 "better taste" "terminator 2 is the greatest action movie ever made" lmao
according to my research the greates action movies ever are
1.The matrix
2.The terminator
3.terminator 2
4.mad max fury road
5.The dark knight
@@Cinéphile9304 The Matrix is not the best action movie ever. It's the best movie who define the modern society. A generation of plugged humans.
I couldn't believe that all that was done FOR REAL until I saw this film. Amazing! My favorite action film from now on!
Being an older viewer I am just amazed at the dynamics and the physicality of this movie. Old Hollywood must be in awe of these stunt men/women. Gritty,visceral and almost ballet-ish in the presentation. Seeing this on the big screen was just mind blowing. I loved the original Mad Mad trilogies...but this was just stellar. Kudos to ALL involved in this film. Awards are needed for all this controlled madness.
George's master mind,
Crew's hard work,
Cast's brilliant performance,
makes
Mad Max.
Imagine being a Namibian wandering in the desert, enjoying the silence surrounding you... and then you hear the roar of 200 cars and some sick guitar riffs approaching you.
I'm always weary when they revive an old movie series. I watched this only a few months back and I was blown away with how great it was, Tom Hardy was a great choice and seeing the way they filmed it just made me appreciate it even more.
Greatest epic action film of all time. We NEED a sequel.
These people are crazy, this movie is mental.
The Mad Max movies RULE!!!
The film editors deserved an Oscar. Thousands of scenes all combined to make the best action movie ever made. Brilliantly done.
A big cheer to all the great stuntmen in the history of cinema..so nice that in this "behind the scenes" they give him the attention they deserve..
what a fucking movie... im so thankful i was alive to see a mad max of my generation... my dad would go on about how the older mad maxes were the greatest movies he'd ever seen - the bugger took my mom (that time his girlfriend) to see the first one as a date. And now I get to pass on a film to my kids when the time comes. PS: Don't worry my dad's still around :D
I haven't seen this level of intense stunts in my entire life ! Absolutely mind blowing !
The guitarist idea is 100% Respect.
I hope they make a part 2 in the future. I love this movie.
Fury Road and Terminator 2 are the greatest action films ever made. There's just 0 debate, they're perfect from start to finish.
Hands down the best action movie I have ever seen. It will be awhile before we see something like this again.
I hope never. I rahter watch a Jackie Chan movie then ever this plotless overrated Trash.
One of my favorite movies. I hope they make Mad Max: The Wasteland
Mad max stunt drivers are among the best in the world. From the 1st movie to this one. All of it...
This is a peak of human movie history.
ONE of my fav movies of ALL time,...Australians are amazing cinematic people...
one of the most amazing movies ever!! I never tire of watching it. The stunts are INCREDIBLE!! Bravo to the entire cast and crew
SUPERB FILM!I loved Mad Max - Thank you George Miller.I have watched Mad Max over & over - I never get bored of it. I can't wait to see part 2 & Tom Hardy again.
Whatever anyone says about this movie I thought it was thoroughly engaging and visually stunning! Kudos to all the production crew and stunt people.
Classic movie, so many real stunts in this movie, just incredible at times, people need to watch it now!!
one of the best movies i have ever watched!
easily in my top 10 list of movies.. greatest action film of all time
I thought the Movie is amazing, but now I've seen how it was put together has put it on another level.... Fantastically Epic
George Miller will go down in the history books as one of the greatest visionary directors of all time. Kudos to this brilliant man and everything he brought to film. Watching this behind the scenes short was almost on par with Fury Road. Amazing to see all the talent that went behind this monumental movie and the badass stuff they pulled off.
This movie is the reason I appreciate film.
I'm so hyped for the next movie, I just hope it will be as epic and iconic as this one.
Hands down my favorite action movie of all time! So insanely badass! Hats off to those who made it possible I thank you
Lol. Tom "it was scary" Hardy.
+one2gaming LMAO, I still love that guy
+one2gaming Tom Hardly in the movie (quoting honest trailers)
+one2gaming That was hilarious ;D Love the honesty.
Put wonderful Tom Hardy in a movie and have his face covered thru almost all of it and give him almost NO lines to say. What a waste! I think George [Miller] has a crush on Charlize Theron and made this entire film so he would have a reason to hang out with her. PLUS, this is one of the worst 'making of' docs I've ever seen. Bor-rrrrring!. Cars, trucks, cars trucks, cars, trucks, cars, trucks, cars, tru ... well. you get the idea.
Laura-Lee Rahn well....i thought it was great
Massive respect for these guys and George Miller because this is not easy to do. In an age more and more blockbusters feel more "made by committee" and are risk averse, this movie is prime example of trust in the vision of the filmmaker should ALWAYS take priority! Everyone else's job is just to help! Fantastic movie! A new cinematic classic!!
I have watched this movie 30 times...and it still feels new to me...😍😍😍
Maybe just an attempt to find anything good about the movie, like an good story for example-
@@migalorsdarwin1930 It was made for ppl with higher IQ levels..if you hate.. then you're fucking dumb. The stunts were real..the cars were real..the explotions were real..gr8t strory too.. Fuck Off!!
This movie is a visual feast.. i watched it many times
"what a film, what a lovely film!"
the amount of time, effort , Engineering , science and money spent on this is immense !! Miller u beauty there can never be MAD MAX better than this !! RESPECT TO THE WHOLE CREW !! the one movie which i will always regret missing in theaters !!
There should really be an Emmy Award for best stuntmen... Holy shit these guys deserved it!
I want another one of these so bad.
This masterpiece sets the standards.
This movie is a Master Piece.
20:55 My favorite shot of the movie! I laughed so hard, tank blowing up and here max comes on the pole in the air...turns and sees the truck explode. Love It.
True achievement. Millions entertained and millions more in the future. Worth the effort
I was really impressed by George Miller during the shot where the War Rig flips over. He absolutely needs the shot to work out for his movie, but his first priority is the safety of the stunt driver. He was visibly upset until he found out the driver was okay.
Honestly the post digital effects deserve just as much praise. This film is a fine example of perfection combination of real life practical effects and digital effects combined. This is how it should be done, using the very best of both worlds :)
The type of movie where they should add at the beginning of the movie "All of this stunts are real and made by professional actors, don't try this at home"
god this movie was awesome! Cant think of another movie where the behind the scenes clips make me almost as excited as the movie did.
Best action movie of the century
The most amazing live action stunts I have ever seen. These guys are brilliant and somewhat crazy! What a movie!!
26:59 Oh. My. God. It's... its... it's beautiful. A film for the ages.
Filmed in Namibia
By far,the best action movie EVER!.. amazing job to all who were involved in this movie!!
A graphic novel brought to life, flawlessly.
Hatsoff to everyone . You guys are so hardworking. Fury road is the best action film in the history of cinema
Best film of 2015 by miles.
Best action in the last 25 years.
I have know that the war rig roll and the Doof wagon smashing into it was done for real..
but MAN .. that shot at 300fps looks just so perfect.. is right like in the movie.. they barelly needed to add the guitar and the wheel (wich were real shot in chroma key not CGI)..
Its funny how so much people said the crash and other stuff were CGI.. they dont know crap
+sparrowlt Fun fact the War Rig and Doof wagon crash were filmed at Penrith Lakes, about 25 minutes from where I live! I wish I saw them film it!
+Matt Dollin how is that a fun fact? Nobody gives a fuck about where you live
kazam blanca geez no need to be a dick about it...
+Matt Dollin don't worry about it, it's the internet
I dunno I found it both fun and informative. where as internet douches are a dime a dozen
Wow, this guys really know what they're doing :) Fantastic.
EASILY!!! ONE of MY FAVORITE movies of ALL time!!
What an incredible film, and a huge victory for physical stunts vs. CGI. I'm very excited about this
New behind the scenes footage shows that all cars in the movie are in fact CGI cars. They built some of those cars practically and filmed with real cars, with real crashes, but were then fully replaced with CGI cars and crashes. Even the "people" falling off the cars, 100% CGI. First you film it practically, and then you replace it with CGI. This way you get a perfect reference for physics, animation, light and interaction with actors. This movie is simply a perfect example of invisible CGI. The reason they say "No CGI", is for advertising purposes. A movie simply sells better when people hear that it's all practically filmed without CGI, even though it's a full on lie.
I'm surprised nobody died doing the stunts.
@Steve1963 D No more , They announced new sequel for Mad Max!
@@heythereitsajay2 Seriously? Damn, im excited!
@@Urd-Vidan yes man , check IMDB
@@streched_thin Are you badmouthing Imperator Furiosa? Heretic!
Can't wait for the planned 2 sequels.
@@MrPobanz I would rather have a movie about Max personally, like the Mad Max video game from 2015 which was a prequel to Fury Road. Had a great story, really developed this “new” version of Max. Would love to see something like that on the big screen.
AWESOME! Mad respect for the stun men, women and actors! Film crew as well and everyone else involved in production! Awesome move! I'll be getting it on blu ray.
I loved this movie and now after seeing the amazing talent of the engineers, stunt people and coordinators I love it even more! George Miller is a creative genius!
26:57 this is a masterpiece
Yeah, such an awesome real shot but they ended up sticking a fake looking CGI guitar and steering wheel over it. Real shame IMO.
@@grantmalone yeah the guitar and the steering wheel were lame
Wow! I hope to be a part of this movie and movies like these in the future! It's truly a beautiful masterpiece. I saw it twice in movie theaters when it came out and cried every time, including now whenever I see it within the comfort of my own home. I may not remember a lot of movies and directors, even though it's all filmmakers talk about but I'll always remember the kind of movies you make George miller. You really give your whole life to these movies, and those are the kind of people I look forward to working with. Hats off to Margaret Sixel for always fulfilling the editors position.