Producers: “So what’s the second third act” Everyone else: “the credits, leaving and getting some at home”

(Hermione voice) "It's FuriosAHHH, not FuriOsah!"

Worth buying a ticket just to see Hemsworths villain character. Fun as hell.

It isn’t bad. Stop pretending it is.

Mad Max 2 with 8 min opening scene and zero dialogue is a masterpiece.

Gundam's background gives me nightmares.

The forehead thing was her showing him affection in the same way as her family and all the people from "The Green Place". He reciprocated.

"This shitty movie is the least shitty, shitty movie you will find in the theaters" Way to sell Chris.

Furiosa already got her own movie.

They didn t need to make a bloody prequel to the mad max reboot , they should have done the og mad max route and did another "adventure" in the wasteland set after the first with Hardy coming back

"Lower your expectations." Isn't that our default approach to Hollywood these days altogether?

Chris's entire point is, "watch it and have your own opinion." Which is something I agree with.

1981s Road Warrior is close to a silent movie

Chris Gore appears to be prepping for his upcoming gig as Santa Claus.

Came for the drinker got brain damage listening to Gore guy

"What about the third act?" Screenwriter: "We already had it" "We've had one, yes what about second third act?"

“You have not sold this film at all to me!” Agree with AZ fully on this!

I am not interested in the slightest in a Mad Max movie without Mad Max just like I am not interested in John Wick spinoffs without John Wick. Call me an istaphobe.

Mad Max is a character, not a brand.

They do the forehead press thing because it's something Furiosa does with people from back home, showing that she has become close to him, not because they are avoiding a romantic moment. Important, because Jack is the only person who acts decently towards her after her mother dies.

Mad Max without Max and with more CGI.... that's exactly what NOBODY wanted from this IP.

"You aren't selling this movie." Have these guys never seen a George Miller film?

For what it's worth - I liked it ★★★★ The world-building is awesome, the weird-ass quirky one-liners are so Aussie-as, and Chris Hemsworth is great as Dementus, stealing the show. There will be comparisons to 'Fury Road'. I reckon it's best to appreciate each movie for its own unique approach. Fury Road was a high-speed chase from beginning to end. By contrast, Furiosa builds up steadily until the end, like a marathon.

I think the forehead thing might be more of a lore thing? The people that Furiosa come from use the forehead thing in Fury Road.

Really think Miller should do one final Mad Max film with Gibson. A proper send off,maybe include the Gyro Captain. You can always go back and have more stories with Hardy but this one needs to be done while Gibson and Miller are still around.

Here's the thing - I can't judge the cgi but mad max has never been political(I mean it has been political in the sense of it being based on the cold war in a post nuclear apocalypse but that isn't to be construed as modern politics of feminism etc that movies and reviewers fall into nowadays). Here's a short diatribe:- fury road is genuinely one of the best stories of all time. Max loses his humanity is reduced to a single instinct of survival. You see him like an animal while he wears a mask and has no care for furiosa and the wives. He refuses to even reveal his name Through furiosa he learns trust and regains his lost humanity, and furiosa learns(from Max) not to run from her problems but to face them head on. When they work together society flusters It's a deep character study and unlike other action movies the general audience does not get it because they need exposition. For example when the warboy screams witness me and jumps on a car you learn 3 things from that scene alone:- There's a culture of sacrificing yourself for glory There's a higher figure and a reward in the afterlife And that these youngsters are brainwashed Any other director would have explained this stuff through dialogue but not Miller who paints a story visually not through dialogue Another example is the blood transfusion scene at the end between max and furiosa. There's no explanation because we see max nux get blood from Max in a similar fashion and the audience can infer through that Another example is when nux steals Max's shoes or when max takes furiosas guns. These items are returned to their respective owners once max learns to trust them and let's go of his survival instinct and becomes human again It's a story about a man who has forgotten his own name and humanity and who gains it back by trusting others. Every single scene is jam packed with story telling and there's no filler. For example the old woman gives a wife seeds. Bullets are called anti seed. It's not spelled out because the film follows a fundamental Assumption: i.e Our audience is smart and they can infer our message through little hints that need no excessive explanation. Even small details of the old lady giving the wife "seeds" that will lead to a new life in the wasteland vs bullets being called "anti seed". I can keep going but you get the point People compare mad max to fast and furious type stuff. In films like F&f or John wick, there's action then there's a pause to develop character and then the action continues. Whereas in mad max the action is the story So the entire woke debacle ends with this insight for the film:- When the women expelled the men from the green place, their society collapsed When immortan joe imprisoned the women, his society wasn't exactly ideal either When Furiosa and Max solve their respective internal psychological issues(max regains his humanity and furiosa learns not to run from her problems) and the decide to "Go Back" - instead of running- and reform society i.e. when man and woman become better people individually and then decide to uplift society only then does the world become a better place. Only then do the common folk get that fountain of Water. The green place is within your grasp and not a distant place where you can escape to to solve your problems. That is Mad Max fury road That's why a prequel is needed for Max and furiosa both because fury road is the perfect conclusion. Furiosa was written long before fury road even began filming.It's not like Miller wanted to make a feminist film, it's just that he made a film and people attached their own ideologies to it. Unlike the rings of power where a huge corporation went against the fans and the story to fuel an ideology. This is the Creator of the franchise making a film he always wanted to make. Hope Miller decides to work on the Wasteland and gives us one of the most creative trilogies ever told. Its Miller not your average Hollywood Director.

Watched it a few hours ago, and enjoyed it. Good storytelling, grounded believable characters, world building, acting, action sequences, SFX and music. I am disappointed in this videos discussion, chris seems like a boy trying to fit into a toxic club, like he enjoyed the film, but was afraid to admit that it was a good film to the others. Expecting a master piece with like zero things you dont like about a film is quite unreasonable, some of the best films in the industry have its own little problems or preference to each viewer. I have some things I too don't like about the film, but the overall experience is still very much way more positives than negatives.

Just a reminder that Gore recommended The Flash. Nothing he says should be taken seriously until he apologized for that.

I like the part when Furiosa teamed up with the Furious Five and renamed themselves the "Furiosas". Such a moment in all of cinema history.

Most people watch the movie just for Max himself. I enjoy the world and characters of Mad Max, so Furiosa’s appeal was strong for me. If you appreciate rich storytelling, excellent world-building, and superb action, you’ll love it too.

Seems like if a movie is around a 6 out of 10 theses days it's considered a win. Pretty sad state of movies theses days.

I watched it yesterday and enjoyed it. I agree that calling it a 'Mad Max Saga' is a mistake. Maybe they should've called it a 'Road Warrior Saga' instead? But overall fantastic world building - expanding on Fury Road's world, and even a nod to the video game. I agree with Chris Gore that she isn't the girlboss of the modern era. This is George Miller's creation and I respect his vision - and if you want a good high-budget rated R action movie, which is rare these days, go witness it--

I hate that Anna Taylor Joy and Timothee Chalamet are just in everything. And I also would prefer Mad Max in my Mad Max movies.

The head touch was used in place of a kiss because the relationship was not romantic, it was one of kindred spirits recognizing each other and bonding. There are zero story points to indicate they are anything more than that.

Really digging your videos, keep it real!

Furiosa was a cool character. Adding Max to the title is a foolish money grab.

At the end of the day we are extremely lucky to have got a movie as good as this, Really fleshed out the back story of Furiosa really well.

Gore's film reviews are positively chaotic. He's all over the map. He sounds like a schizophrenic arguing with himself.

I had a great time watching this in theaters, if you’re a mad max fan who’s on the fence because Max isn’t in it, I still think you should give Furiosa a watch.

Mad max is in for 15 seconds. Lol

I thought it was "Furryosa," so I went into the movie with completely different expectations. I mean, it wasn't too bad, but I kinda felt out of place being the only one in costume, and don't even get me started on what happened when I invited everyone else to start yiffing in a furpile! I'm still on the run from the authorities. 🤯

I liked Furiosa and I liked Fury Road. Maybe I am a dirty, rotten simpleton, but I was entertained!

Diasagree on the moment of intimacy between the two characters.... I find it a breathe of fresh air they dont sexualise the character or the moment when its not needed in the movie, it was similar in the last mission impossible movie just a lean in and head in shoulder was enough to portray the characters feelings without some cheap makeout scene....

I think Chris went a little too harsh on this one (just my personal opinion), maybe it's the cynicism from watching too many Marvel movies. I watched Furiosa on opening day and I really liked it. Is it as good as Fury Road? No. Is it a bit too long? Yes. But it's definitely a George Miller film with lots of great action, great world-building and some fantastic visuals. Both Anya and Hemsworth killed it (surprised he didn't talk about his villain role cause he was fantastic). Definitely a marketing strategy to use "Mad Max" in the title, but I'd still highly recommend watching it! Side-note: I watched Fall Guy a couple days before Furiosa and though it was fun, I'd say Furiosa was way more engaging.

Don't think I wanna see a mad max film without mad max in it....

im going to watch the 79 max.

I actually really enjoyed it. Sometimes it’s nice just to sit back and enjoy the spectacle without worrying what’s in the title or how quiet the main character is. It wasn’t faultless for sure but it was a really solid film with a great aesthetic and acting throughout.

Furiosa enjoys a very enthusiastic walk, alright.

They have to have Mad Max in the title or no one would give a shit.

the pressing heads together is like version of comradeship, a hand shake. A Mad Max lore thing

Funny how Gore gave this more of a positive spin on his own channel, but then gives it a negative spin here knowing who he’s talking to…..

Chris always comes off as Hollywood's ambassador to people they know hate Hollywood

I'm not into nostalgia bait, sequels and the rest of the bankrupt Hollywood crap that comes out now. I used to LOVE going to the theater. This is every movie I watched in 1985 as a broke-ass college student: Back to the Future, Fletch, Beverly Hills Cop, Cocoon, Witness, The Goonies, View to a Kill, European Vacation, The Breakfast Club, Mask, Pale Rider, Pee-Wee's Big Adventure, Teen Wolf, Silverado, St. Elmo's Fire, Amadeus (which is currently on Netflix), Weird Science, Prizzi's Honor, To Live & Die in LA, The Gods Must Be Crazy, Starman, The Man with One Red Shoe,The Purple Rose of Cairo, Dune (technically released over Christmas holidays 1984, didn't see it until 1985), Vision Quest, Return of the Living Dead, 2010 (also currently on Netflix), The Sure Thing, The Killing Fields and Commando. I've watched just a handful in the theater since 2020: Free Guy, No Way Home, Dune Part 1, Top Gun, Everything Everywhere All at Once. Too many sequels, too many butchered IPs, too much out-right substandard trash.

As someone who never enjoyed Mad Max, it was a well made movie and both Joy and Hemsworth were fantastic in the roles.

It was really good. Takes the best of the old ones. And makes it 10 times more fleshed out.

bro is trashing the movie throught the whole video for no reason, yet he still liked it...

The best part was when the crew of Dementus rides up to the citadel and demands Immortans surrender and then they rain hell upon them and make them retreat. They make you side with Immortan and the warboys.

It was great. It's okay to like things, guys.

5:16 Chris hates the title "A Mad Max Saga". Nobody would know it was a Mad Max movie otherwise.

Why is everyone on the Internet acting like it's crazy that some dont want to watch a mad max saga without mad max.

I'll just replay the 2015 Mad Max game after rewatching the original trilogy. No Furiosa drama in that. Still like Fury Road though, but she totally stole Max's movie from him. On a side note, the only thing that had my interest in the Furiosa trailer was Chris Hemsworth as Dementus. And that was because I like that actor and that his character Dementus was referenced in the game.

No one should talk about FURIOSA without mentioning Chris Hemsworth. I definitely didn't expect a career best performance from him and a totally charismatic and (dare I say) classic villain... but there you go!

Thank you az for saying what i thought about Chris's revjew of fury

The movie is great. This review sounds like someone who is afraid to like it before he knows if his friends like it or not first. So he's just focusing on little surface details. The film earns the Mad Max Saga tag line. It feels like an odyssey into the wasteland. It doesn't drag. It's hardcore. And absolutely brutal. And probably the best performance of Chris Hemsworth's life in perpetuity. And it's super important to note that *George Miller wrote this story first. And had Charlize Theron read the story before she did Fury Road.* I was disappointed when I heard this was his next film. But now I'm so glad he did! It really immerses the audience into the world. It's not just a comic book version of the apocalypse. It's the real world they based the comic on, if that makes sense. By the end, you feel as though you got to live in it for a few hours. I have one complaint about the film. They should have gotten a different actor to play Immortan Joe's third son. Who was played by the same guy who was Nux's lancer in Fury Road. That was the only thing that took me out of it. I could tell myself that it was probably his illegitimate son who went on to be a warboy. But it would have been so much better if they got someone else to do that role. Other than that, the movie is damn near flawless. Just watch it. This is a horrible review. Drinker is going to love it. This guy is just afraid to say he liked it as much as he did.

I watch mad max for max. No max, no money.

Her not being Australian was an absolute crime. Edit: I meant the *character* not being Australian, not the actors.

Glad Az and Gundam are calling Chris out. A fence sitting review convinces no one.

I'm a die-hard fan of the original trilogy, but Fury Road and Furiosa are another level of madness if you want to enjoy the action mayhem.

I don’t see the point in spending $20 to see how Furiosa lost her arm and ended up the war boss for Immorten Joe. I'll watch it for free on some streaming service in 2 months.

"How did she lose her arm?" "She chose the bear vs the man."

Furiosa lost her arm because she went to fight a master warrior completely unprepared as a beginner. Got her arm chopped off and, to add insult to injury, the guy who chopped it told her he was her father.

Gore's takes, these takes...

I'd rather see Charlize as Furiosa. But honestly I'd rather see Mel back as Mad Max

Just saw it. Was great. Enjoyed whole movie. Very fun.

A movie that's only not terrible. Progress!

It was definitely a fun experience in IMAX but Chris nails the fair critiques of it. And yeah, if you’re worried about a “girlboss” movie, this isn’t one. I’d say worth seeing, because the action scene in the middle with the attack on the convoy is truly spectacular.

I just heard "Girl Boss Hero" and immediately checked out.

That was half assed recommendation. Jesus.

This movie was unreal. I hate woke hollywood but this movie had a great story and was very well done. I loved every bit of it. It was nail biting from start to finish.

Dude I just saw it and the first 40 minutes are the most intense and best parts of the movie.

"Somehow, Mad Max didn't return..."

Idk why Chris is shitting on the "forehead press" thing. That's from Fury Road, what she does with her people, and it carried through Furiosa at the start of the movie. She considered Jack her new family

This movie was incredible. Chris is someone I usually agree with but imo he’s completely wrong with his take on this movie. It is somewhat messy and does have some parts that are a little too long but claiming the movie is only worth seeing for a few of the great action scenes is dumb. I liked this one more than mad max (2015) partly because this one actually explains a ton of stuff so you can get more invested.

I'm getting tired of the 'It's not good, BUT it's also not woke!' Chris' reviews never impressed me.

Kill Bill was a awesome female led movie. You root for Uma throughout the whole thing.

Pretty sure this mob are just disliking stuff for the sake of it now. Furiosa was a great movie.

Saw it last night. Very solid movie. It isn't as good as Fury Road, but still quite compelling. It just feels like this odd mixture of missed opportunities alongside good ideas too.

The movie is a 9/10. I'll die on that hill. The movie had great pace, great action and awesome script. Loved it. Anya is GOLD! I liked the "not kiss". It was the way her mom and the people where she came from showed how to show love. I was thinking that in that wasteland there might be a "this is how a kiss works" moment with the mentor, but that "not kiss" was more telling of how survival is more important than anything else. There is no time for kisses and sex. Surviving is more important. The kiss is too little and a sex scene would have been too much. The fact she return to save him, or more correctly put: "support his scape"; is a way better show of love than any kiss. Also, she survives thanks to him getting executed and she adds him to her revenge. One more thing: is not only that she gets her ass kicked, it's also that whe doesn't win. She has to scape. There is no "I am now going to face you after you kicked my ass on this unchanged setting but I'm going to win now". No! She has to run away and get herself back up to form and succeed not on strength but in drive and planning. She doesn't beat anyone physically. She beats them with marksmanship and planning. It is a really good female character. GO WATCH IT ON IMAX!

Everything neat about "Furiosa" just feels like a retread of what surprised and amazed us in "Mad Max: Fury Road." We are simply seeing the backstory, with visits to Bullet Farm and Gastown. Chris Hemsworth's nutter is the most interesting aspect in the whole movie. I get the sense that George Miller would prefer to make Mad Max movies with Mel Gibson, so since he can't, he barely includes the character in the newer films.

As a long time drinker follower it’s gotten obvious that u guys just getting paid to bash but as far as this movie Loved it ! I enjoy anything that takes place during this time !Love this cinematic world! George Miller is great!

It's great, a must see if you're a fan of the Mad Max movies. Perhaps not quite as impressive as Fury Road, but not far behind. Furiosa's back story is certainly traumatic, and her character arc and portrayal by Taylor-Joy was perfect. Tom Burke was excellent as a character not unlike Max, and for me made up for the absence of Max. Hemsworth hammed it up a bit and as the main villain Dementus should have been less comical, especially as the film has some quite dark moments not seen since The Road Warrior. The only other fault is there's more use of CGI and some of it looks substandard. Overall though very much enjoyed it.

Great to see Chris doing well

I’m definitely kinda iffy on seeing Furiosa but I also haven’t been to the Theatre in almost a year. Might as well see a movie that I already have a little interest in its world.

The movie was good for casuals like me, and the ten year old killed it!

I’m surprised Az could get through the whole video without screaming and crying like a baby again

I for one can't wait for 9 months or so to watch this on free tv to see mad maxine.

Just got back from seeing it. Didn't smash me in the face like Fury Road, but I still enjoyed it.

I actually disagree. I thought it was quite good. I may agree not as good as Fury Road but it's a different type of story. The forehead thing is a cultural thing it seemed like. It was in Fury Road and she did it with here mother in this one. I never doubted they had feelings for each other and it didn't seem off for her to do that with him. There was enough imagery of them looking out for each other that it was totally obvious for me of their devotion to one another. I didn't need a kiss to seal the deal. I also love the lack of dialogue because the visuals should tell the story. This story is mainly about a loss of innocence and having the strength to survive. I didn't think the story dragged at all. It all built up to the main point of Furiosa vs Dementus and how they handle loss of innocence/corruption.

I just watched Furiosa last night. She is definitely not a girl boss - she doesn't win all her fights, she needs assistance from men, and she doesn't physically dominate her opponents. There are some really good road warrior combat scenes. That being said, the movie was 20 to 30 minutes too long. Its still a good movie, just not as good as Fury Road is.

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