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Anyone know when they go on sale?
Every time I watch this movie I’m enthralled at the absolute spectacle — not just the terrific special effects but the size and scope of the setting, much like Lawrence of Arabia. I really do wish I had seen Fury Road in the theater, before even seeing it on a tv screen so I could have fully immersed myself in it.
So, I’m definitely going to see Furiosa (and dragging my wife along, who only really likes light rom-coms, lol). I hope this one matches the scale of FR.
Out of the million times watching Fury Road Max has a line that I've wanted cleared up, I may just not be able to understand the meaning behind it.
After theyve calmed down on the war rig ride max looks to furiosa and asks "Have you done this before?" She says "Many times.... Now that I drive a war rig.... "
What does that mean? I took it as max was asking have you ever attempted anything like this, like sneakily gone off course. Planning her route without Joe knowing. Did furiosa mean yeah ive made many runs to gastown and the bullet farm and I took this as my shot to dip out?
Also when Max asks how does she know the Green place exists, his facial expression when she said it where it would be and how long it'd take to get there it looked like he knew it wasn't going to be there since he's traveled all over the wastes but let them find out on their own.... Was that case? Like how he knows if they go out in the plains of silence that there's nothing out there.... Because he's attempted it?
so imma be honest i’ve never seen a mad max movie but i saw the trailer for furiosa and was wondering if the other movies vfx were bad?
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Anyone seen these reviews? Thoughts?
• Why Mad Max 3 is named as Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome?
• Have you noticed there is no used of colon (:) in this film title?
Can anyone explain these two things?
I would love to have a poster of this image. I haven’t been able to find a large enough version of it though. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Hey, everyone. I have been getting increasingly excited for Furiosa. I decided to go back and watch Fury Road just to refresh my mind, and then just for fun I decided to rewatch the other three films as well, including Beyond Thunderdome which brings me to the point of this post.
Let me kick things off by saying that I love Beyond Thunderdome. It is the only film of the original trilogy that has a truly outlandish feel and I absolutely adore it. However, I noticed that in Beyond Thunderdome, Max is a different character than in the other three films. His personality is different. He talks more, he seems to have a sense of humor, and he is a much more stereotypical 80s action hero. Beyond Thunderdome as a whole reminds me a lot of Indiana Jones.
I was just curious why George Miller decided to portray Max a little differently in Beyond Thunderdome than in the other films. I've heard that Beyond Thunderdome was initially a different project before Miller decided to make it a Mad Max film. Is it a holdover from that?