This apocalypse is just a smidge more intense than the everyday life of aussies

Australians don’t even have any guns 😂. Just like during Covid, the country will be at the mercy of the military/government.

​@@jeffw8218"Australia don't even have guns" how foolish you must be to think that just because a group of people says "no guns", that would somehow stop criminals and their industry.

@@condescendingonlineman2136 I’m sure you think it’s easy to import guns into a country after an apocalypse, when no one can go near the coasts because of radiation poisoning, and the entire global shipping fleet has been destroyed. Right? The fact is, this film series is kind of garbage, doesn’t make any sense, and only the main characters have guns for basically no reason.

​@jeffw8218 there are more privately owned guns in Australia now than any point in history. Approximately 1 in 20 own on average 4.

it's actually called "gooning" you can google it

Every charismatic figurehead needs a crazy smeg to be their hype man

I'm sure he's translating. Who knows how many people got their brains fried by radiation and don't know how to speak English anymore?

Dementus: talks about his cool future as the new king of the world or smth idk Smeg: *THIS IS THE RHYTHM OF THE NIGHT* 🕺 🕺 🪩

No, you got it all wrong. That's just the interpreter for the hearing impaired

😂😂holy fuh man bet

Nah, someone is probably wrangling a Deathclaw.

💀💀

Meanwhile in England.... 28 days later?

So the machines thought Australia was too worthless to take over?

@@divacroft1034there is absolutely no way this isn’t rage bait because any other explanation would just be the word “stupid” written in flashing red letters

​@@ScantredleInsert 'Does He Know' meme

​​@@divacroft1034 *are you stupid?*

He makes it all the way to the end of the film. He’s the one who takes the tire off of Furiosa’s hoopdie and puts it on the Cranky Black before the final chase.

I am so dense. I didn't understand the Warboy's situation until I read your comment. I thought he was just an idiot that walked away from The Citadel.

Had a bolt in his brain? 😵‍💫🥴🤕

is this halvalla

What suicide attempt?

@@mikewood4242 he got silver on his lips, and this is done right before war boy is going to commit suicide (or do something and expect to die right after), but yeah, we don't have any context except for the bolt in the head.

@@MrTriplemozg I didn't notice silver paint

I thought it was really cool. Very intimidating...if Joe's forces didn't have the high ground. Cool scene to have both sides be very intimidating one after the other.

I saw it in 4DX! Almost flew out of my seat a couple times

Best movie experience in my entire life seeing Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga in IMAX & Dolby Cinema 🔥🔥🔥🔥

are you sponsored

@@showmaker8168 I wish.

they do worship the v8 him seeing and hearing them pull up on bikes probably made him actually think he made it😂

It's actually kinda sad.

He did see Thor pull up on his wagon

I laughed at that part 🤣🤣🤣

and Mr. Davidson lool

Spills some Pepto-Bismol on it “this drink has made me THE PINK DEMENTUS!!!!!”

​@@mrcritical6751he would rock a pink dementus

@@giovannicervantes2053 he would

The Jaundice Dementus!

@@sanjenyasha9031 ha! Good one.

what's valhalla?

​​@@darkman7009the hall of the slain,a paradise where heroes go after death in battle

@@moodyowlproductions4287 good for you, we are looking for a place of abundance

@@darkman7009 think of it as Norse/viking heaven

@frankiehernandez6232 🤦‍♂️

I mean Not much has changed

Can you please explain the joke for me? I'm not even sure if it's a joke or not.

@@ngurX_99it’s self explanatory

​@@ngurX_99no water and full of war boys.

@@ngurX_99he doesn’t want to move to Australia because he think it will be like this

@@ninja-ginger1973look it’s either like this or it’s like Bluey, there is no in-between

I'd argue the Fury Road did it better in terms of filmmaking and styling, this movie doesn't feel that artistic compared to the first.

Not a chance.

@@dannyzero692 both equally as shite

a story about a side character nobody gave a fuck about, that had to use MM's name to even get half the money it did, which wasn't much. This will never be a classic

And DEI will be proven the best hiring process for the future No..it wont. Idiots have no idea how much potential is wasted because they waste it with pandering.

*litteral arrow sticking out of his head* 😶

@@Gen.Bigfoot2009yes, I can only imagine if the person you replied to also has an arrow through the head too.

She also played the role of the blonde chick with Furiosa mother at start of film

@@mikewood4242 vulvalini general yeah

That is a fun fact.

Lol mad max is literally not even in it, so its not really a mad max story is it?

@@crowmagpie you can use "mad max" to describe the universe/style as well as the character. I don't know how else i would reference the setting

@@crowmagpie lol he's literally in it.. even if its only as a cameo for a few seconds, hes in it

@@HardstyleBananaz thanks for proving my point

​@@crowmagpieYou don't *have* a "point" mate, you just want to appear media-savvy by talking about a movie you either haven't seen or deliberately want to misinterpret

He just learned about flares

I was wondering about what his seige strategy was? Scare them into complying?

@@ericwilliams1659 firstly he thought everyone would rebel against Immortan and his lords, throw them down and he takes control. But as we saw it didn't work, Dementus tried by force

​@@Thorax7x686Dementus was alive before the apocalypse.

@@gentblue i know it

Joe takes him from Dementus when they are negotiating later on

Yep, Organic.

Probably because the arrow stuck in his head lol

@@mr.redhands8390 lol didt see that🤣

Hamsterdam

I was mad it that it was treated as an ellipse.

That glorious build up just for the pay off be a less than a minute sequence.

Lmao

Or maybe don't kowtow to progressive ideologies and make your main character female. It was barely acceptable in the first one but now George Miller is doubling down by making Furiosa the main character in the 2nd film even though she was basically the main character in the 1st film as well. It's funny, I remember reading an article from IGN several months after the first one had came out where George Miller went on record to say that if you ever makes a sequel it will have Tom Hardy as the main character and will be entirely about him. Turns out that was a f***ing lie.

​@@Realistic-Independenceoh no, women

45 years ago they didn’t know if they would get a mad max 2. But I think your right about the Mel Gibson thing.

@@Realistic-Independence I bet you’re mad that Ridley Scott decided to cast a female lead in “Alien,” too, right (especially when the character of Ripley was originally written to be a man?)

@@gregbors8364 No because the original Alien was an original IP and was meant to be that way because that's how it was written. Mad Max was on already an existing IP (even by Miller himself), his name is in the f****g title and yet a bulk of the Fury Road had Furiosa in it. You can imagine that this would make people upset when the mad Max film franchise was dormant for decades before Fury Road came out. I'm not surprised at all that Furiosa bombed at the theaters. George Miller didn't read the room. People wanted Tom Hardy to return as Mad Max and have an actual Mad Max movie. Instead, like I said before, he doubled down on his feminism bullshit and made yet another movie about Furiosa. I love Taylor Joy, and her show The Queens Gambit is amazing. But George Miller should have went with Tom Hardy because let's face it; the target audience for the Mad Max franchises always been predominantly men - especially when you consider the source material and it being placed in a post-apocalyptic wasteland.

Someone fell asleep. There were plenty of scenes outside of gastown with the bikes.

its important for the plot. when he gets his horde to settle that's when he loses control of it and you see people like the octoboss split off to form their own rogue gangs

It's a different actor, the original actor died, bless him

@@dannyhmmcup Of course, but good homage to the motorbike gang from the first movie

Nod to fury road

This is from furiosa, it came out like 3 months ago

​@@kriegsmensoldier8996I know 😁

You should have gone to see this in a theater. Big screen and all. Unfortunately, it bombed, meaning that it might be the last one in the series.

​@@gregbors8364ya it's a shame, I think a prequel would've been better as a short film perhaps released with a special edition fury road, maybe even in black & white or at the very least it should've came within a couple years of fury road A Tom Hardy mad max trio had endless possibilities really

Aesthetically it’s much more similar to old mad Max. Which I loved. So much leather lol

You may remember him as The People-Eater, who was in charge of Gastown during the events of "Fury Road."

He has a swollen foot that reminds me of an elephant foot and then the gas mask crotch piece has an elephants trunk also he’s fat and has the golden nose

Great but ending was ehhh.

Because cinema as a whole is dying, and also since Mad Max movies have never succeeded immediately.

From what i know is that they're all buried under the desert sand

In mad max universe that's the ocean floor they are driving in

I mean, it's Australia, one of the least densely populated countries in the world, the land is mostly comprised of deserts. Also, in the Mad Max universe there's little point in hanging in ruined cities that have probably long been depleted of all ressources. To survive, you need to either stay nomadic and scavenge your way through life (like Dementus' Horde), or find refuge in one of the last settlements that can still provide shelter and ressources (like the Citadel).

It doesn't really make much sense if we're being honest. It's just one of things you have to ignore to enjoy the aesthetics of the world that fury road introduced. The older Max films feature enough roads and vegetation that it's believable the films take place somewhere in rural Australia. Fury Road makes the most bold advancements in the series in terms of changing the landscape and its lore into this ocean of apocalyptic sand and rock almost exclusively.

I totally agree with you. Like there has to be a piece of architecture structure of a ruin city. In the 1979 Mad Max, when the world was still a world and in the process of ending, they were a bunch of cities. In the end of Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome 1985, we see the ruined city of Sydney. In Mad Max Fury Road 2015, when the gang meets the remaining survivors of the green place, they was a rusty Transmission towers. In Mad Max 2015 comic, Max and the women he with named Hope go to the ruined city of Sydney to get Max's Interceptor and Hope's daughter Glory that they been taken by Buzzards. In Mad Max 2015 game, they were a bunch of remaining structures from the ruin city. Like Underdune that was once an airport and a Church that's buried underground in the desert that was once a emergency shelter during the chaos. and etc.

It's just you.

try again dawg

Yes, the arrow in his head is messing up his speech

@@deech18 Yes, the head in his speech is messing up his arrow

@@HerculeDevantrien Let's hope it doesn't make him give important information about the Citadel with advanced sociological analysis on the levers of power and political control for their next scene

He must’ve brained his damage

It just goes where he wills it

the same in Fury Road all the cars had brand new offroad tires!

From who? They have been moving steadily across part of the wasteland mostly killing all they see unless they had rides to join them. The only people who new about the citadel was gas town and bullet farm basically. All of the other groups we see in Furry Road, like the Spiky dudes and the motorcycle group in the canyon are people that broke away from Dementus

they are nomads. they wouldn't know much about the area, and the citadel (while powerful) was a relatively small enclave in the middle of the continent.

Australia is massive, huge mate, even today the vast majority of it is empty, in a world with no internet or news the Chance of finding one little atoll of greenery is less than 1%

But it’s not just a small atoll, it’s one of the fortresses of The Wasteland; thousands of people trading, bartering and sharing information, over what seems like hundreds of miles. Even without modern communication, I find the idea that a massive group of nomadic people, that built a small empire of their own, not having some knowledge of this chunk of ‘civilization’ pretty improbable. Vice versa as well.

@@brian_john5834 on some level they must of heard of a "citadel" like just one of the random bikers or the warboys must of heard of a large gang but it's feasible that Information wasn't passed around, hell even in modern day people dont know stuff , a good example is when Delta force were in Afghanistan they were doing interrogations on mountain sherpers for information on the Taliban and they were listing of other towns and city's in Afghanistan and the sherpers had no idea their country was even called Afghanistan, they just kept repeating "we are from here" not even able to comprehend that they lived in a nation with other major city's