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Jeremy has legs?!

Can't believe Fury Road came out nearly a decade ago. Time flies.

Jeez Fury Road is almost a decade old….time flies when you are shiny and chrome!!!

My inner idea that Jeremy is a floating torso has been torn asunder...

George Miller is 80 years old and still making every other action filmmaker look like they’re kids in a playground… this man is going to Valhalla for SURE

Like Leonardo DiCaprio once said about Martin Scorsese can be applied to George Miller: The man’s still punkrock at 79 years old.

Shoutout to Jeremy’s team for editing and animating legs for him 🙏

George Miller is the director Zack Snyder thinks he is.

About the whole: " Main character has speaks very few lines"-thing, remember that Mel Gibson in Road Warrior also had maybe 15-20 lines in the entire movie.

For my thoughts on the pacing, is that you feel that 2.5 hours, in both a quick pace and slow pace, but occurring simultaneously, but not in an average pace, either. I have no idea how else to describe it, other than “perfect”

MM: Fury Road was one of my favorite cinematic experiences of the 2010’s. I’m very excited to see this in theaters.

Seeing full body Jeremy is trippy

As someone who enjoys a post apocalyptic aesthetic, Mad Max and Planet of the Apes doing so well makes me very happy

Man, hearing about the CGI is such a letdown. I'm sure it's going to be a super fun film, but the practical stunts and effects were such a breath of fresh air in Fury Road.

Jeremy is the only person who can make a mattress ad this engaging, down to earth and relatable. Watched through the whole sponsor segment, don't regret a second

let's just remind peeps that Mad Max was an Aussie movie with Mel Gibson in the lead role driving a Falcon , who had a blue heeler dog with which he shared a can of dog food.

Chris Hemsworth being cast against type as a villain is something i'm looking forward too. If you're doubting him as a villain, please see the underrated movie, Bad Times At The El Royale. Hemsworth can definitely play a villain perfectly!

"I sleep on my stomach or my side. I can't sleep on my back. I don't know why. My brain just doesn't shut off that way." Bro same.

I’m not sure why, but this may be my favorite movie review from Mr Jahns. I almost spit out my redbull at least twice, laughing on my way to work. Also, I’m pretty sure Jeremy is the only creative on KZfaq that I don’t skip through the ad reads. Well done sir, love the videos.

Its crazy how George Miller made the max max movies and also made the babe and happy feet movies

George Miller is in his late 70s and still pumping to make a huge big budget action movie like this is absolutely crazy and amazing. This man deserves his "legend" status

Meh! I would still prefer a grizzly old Mad Max with Mel Gibson. One last fight a sort of Mix of Unforgiven and Mad Max.

Solid, fair review. Unfortunate about the overuse of greenscreen compared to Fury Road, but still very excited to see this in theaters. Fury Road was fantastic, but nice to see a little more of a narrative this time around. I also can't see how a movie this involved could be under two hours let alone 90 minutes.

Never met a single person that called it "40 thousand" instead of "40K" lol

Fun Fact: This was originally going to be an anime tie-in to Fury Road. Just wanna bring it up.

Your Bane impressions will never not be great😂

Just watched Furiosa, the movie was absolutely incredible, one of the best I have seen in a long time. The story, action, music all top notch, the cinematography was superb, beautifully shot, with various times of day, the night shots were a stand out. Chris Hemsworth absolutely stole the show as Dementus. George Miller is truly a visionary director and legend. 👏

In terms of favorite action movies from the last decade, "The Raid 2" stands out.

the Kazuhira Miller reference after "the man who sold the world" is *chef kiss*

Excellent analysis. Throwing in a few perspectives I didn't expect and really enjoyed. Jeremy solidifying his place as one of the best entertainment reviewers on YT.

Ah, the Metal Gear Solid reference I didn't know I needed. TY, BOSS!

People sleeping on Jeremy so much, dude’s selling mattresses

Your Bane impression has always been spot on. I feel like you could voice him.

Furiosa is a great compliment to Fury Road. Even if you've seen Fury Road already, seeing Furiosa made me go home to watch it again because hell I'd just seen them set it all up time to watch Fury Road knock em all down again. Perfect double bill material. Also, props to Hemsworth for perfectly playing the Mad Max villain we haven't seen yet: the verbose charlatan. I have to believe he went to Chris Evans for advice on achieving Maximum Scumbaggery, because Dementus is a glorious scumbag.

WOW! That "get it out" was on point!

Miller is great at telling a story without dialog. Really respects the audience to be paying attention and actors to show what he wants. I don't need you to explain how shit is going all the time. In Fury Road their is the 40 minute-ish arc where Max and Furiosa slowly go from wanting to kill each other to trusting and relying on one another and they never talk about it but you 100% understand how their relationship is changing and its current status the whole time.

My cousin, Joi (Joilene), loved these movies and other post-apocalyptic movies and tv series. She also loved attending the annual wasteland festival in California. She will be dearly missed. She was only 25. I'll be keeping her legacy alive by watching all the Mad Max movies and Fall Out as well as other post-apocalyptic movies/shows.

Furiosa is more Borderlands than the Borderlands trailer. Minus the Zimmer frames and mobility scooters. Not a bad thing.

Thank you for putting your" Ad " at the beginning of your vids, (to think, I pay KZfaq for ad-free video watching) Your reviews are always entertaining and well though out. Keep up the great work!

Jeremy: Find the character that speaks the fewest lines. [Kurt Russell's Soldier has entered the chat]

If George was still younger... then yea he wouldn't resort to heavy CGI and in-studio location. I think Fury Road took a toll on him being in harsh locations all the time from what I read.

Your review really got me excited for this movie, thanks for the great analysis!

Two things I've noticed in Furiosa. #1 After the Thunderbike was introduced in chapter 1, its engine sound/beat has been playing the whole film. Volume starts low then goes louder depending on how intense the scene is going to be. It even connects to the Fury Road theme. #2 The CGI feels like it's intended to look retroish. I find it distracting at first but it grows on you.

I can’t wait for Jeremy to review Chris Stuckmann’s “Shelby Oaks”.

The CGI in the first trailer had me worried. Sad that it wasn't just the trailer. Still, I'll be seeing this. Sounds head and shoulders better than the drek Disney has been producing.

Always good vids man. Keep them coming!

There was a spinoff game from WH40K called "Gorkamorka". It was literally "Mad Max, but with Orks!", and it was pretty glorious.

The Mad Max game is great and a must play for anyone who wants to experience more of this world

I do feel like George Miller is one of those directors who often gets forgotten in the list of master Directors we commonly associate their great movies with. You have Scorsese, Spielberg, Lucas, Coppola, Kubrick, Scott but so rarely does George Miller get mentioned. I sort of put George Miller in the same category as a James Cameron simply because he doesn’t make a movie very often but when he does, it’s like holy sh*t! This is on another level! Miller is pushing 80 years old and is making other action directers look like kids playing with sticks in the neighbors backyard. I do feel like George Miller deserves to be mentioned more as part of these great directors.

I’ve been anxiously awaiting this review! To me THIS is the one that counted!

The movie was good. Story was ok but action sequences were great.

That was a really good Bane impression

Jeremy grew up with Mad Max

Welcome to 40K dude! I'd love to see your paint when it's done.

What JJ said makes me wonder. What crazy situation brought about the need for pole cats? Do they train regularly? Are they like firefighters, just waiting for the next call? The war boys make more sense in that their purpose is very generalized. Whereas pole cats, are a very specific skill set. So, at what point after the apocalypse did someone say, 'We're gonna need a crew that can pluck other people from moving vehicles.'

Furiosa is another glorious swerve in mastermind George Miller's breathless race towards cinematic Valhalla

Literally just finished Fury Road right before this vid dropped.

Not going to lie. My wife and I were talking about a helix mattress today. Now with the discount code. Totally buying it!.. continue with the review thank you

I dont think people on the interwebz have watched the movie and are simply judgmental just for the heck of it. Furiosa is a cinematic masterpiece that has left me speechless! The time and patience one has to dedicate their life, in making a lifetime work, coupled with an unquenchable thirst to provide sheer awe and cinematic brilliance technically and emotionally, stands out at every single minute throughout the movie. Apocalyptic genres are quite easy to enact, since they require an astute understanding of how humans operate on baseline consciousness. George Miller did a fantastic job at delivering this exact sentiment. I am overall pleased with the aesthetic cinematic treatment compared to its predecessor for continuity and not overdoing with CG. Dramatic pacing and character introduction is given justice with sufficient screen time to develop their story arcs and finale plot. The wasteland is merciless and spares nobody. Flawless execution 10/10.

Am I the only one who is happy when a movie makes Jeremy happy

Love the Phantom Pain reference

They have a Mad Max movie WITHOUT Mad Max in it, and still have the huevos to call it a Mad Max Saga. Dude, if you're going to see a movie about Furiosa and you didn't watch Fury Road, why? If you're a Mad Max fan, were you going to be confused why his name wasn't in the title when they're using a character you're already familiar with? Just bizarre choices here.

They need to bring Mel Gibson in one more time and show us an old mad Max effing shiz up. I'd pay to see that.

Dude you are so entertaining that I actually don't skip past your sponsor endorsement... Kudos 👏👍

please be good please be good

Love your insights on Furiosa, definitely going to check it out now.

I only have 1 question. Is there a guy shredding a guitar on the front of anybody’s car?

Personally I don't have any interest in watching this movie. I'll probably check it out one day when I don't have anything to watch at the house when it's on streaming. Really wish we had got more Tom Hardy as Mad Max.

This is The Review I was waiting for. Thank You, Jeremy 🙏

when the channel is so awesome you watch the whole ad just to give love ... yeah

Been avoiding all other reviews waiting for Jeremy's take as I know he'd do it right.

Eastwood, Scorcese, and Miller are so legendary for their age to do movies

"Road Warrior" was the greatest installment of the Mad Max saga in my humble opinion.

I feel like Mad Max has to be in it in order for it to be a Mad Max Saga

My take is that Furiosa has a slight edge over Fury Road. Maybe I am just weird.

I was pretty hyped for Chris Hemsworth Hamming it up in a Mad Max movie I am glad he pulled it off.

I think I've said this before, but Jeremy is the only KZfaqr that I watch even through the ads without skipping 😂

Glad to see others thought Chris Hemsworth was fantastic in this movie. I hadn't thought of him as a particularly gifted actor prior to this, but was totally impressed with his performance. One of the highlights of a very entertaining movie.

It's amazing that George Miller directed the Happy Feet and Max Max films in addition to the former two.

Can we give some props to George Millers wife for her awesome editing of these movies 👏

Interestingly one of the world’s favorite cult classics Conan the Barbarian is over two hours long and the protagonist says fewer words than Stallone in Rambo 3. Dope review Jeremy ✅ super hyped for the premiere

The CGI is so clean it looks like it was made by one of those Ai image enhancers. Completely breaks the "post apocalyptic wasteland" immersion tbh

Does the movie explain how Furiosa ended up losing.... ...the overly wide gap between her eyes?

George Miller was originally trained as a medical doctor. FYI

I need Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga now! My hype is sky high!

I’m glad that the box office results were commiserate with the quality of this movie.

Great review, can't wait to see this! I've already purchaed two IMAX tickets for this Sunday morning with my 17 year old daughter (it is rated R afterall) so I can share Mad Max with her. I saw the first one, The Road Warrior in 1982 as a 12 year old by when my older sister smuggled me in the trunk of her car to the drive in movie theater. Movie changed my life and I've been a fan ever since. I even have a Mad Max vanity plate. :). Well done George Milller, please don't wait another 8 years (he is 80 years old now) for the next one!

The man who sold the world is top 3 favorite songs of all time for me and I somehow did not notice it in the trailer. Thanks for pointing it out 👍

I always love your take on movies. I don’t know all the reasons such that I could list them out, but I only take my cues from you and one other reviewer (guess which?) and he always talks about filmmaker stuff. You talk about what I want to know for sure. I don’t think we’ve disagreed once yet. Not that I can remember.

Love your Bane impression!!!!!!!!!

Geroge Miller for me is one of the best visionary director ever.I cant watch his movies forever.

I'm not used to Jeremy having humans legs... Amazing video by the way 💪

Thanks Jeremy you have convinced me to take the plunge on this one.

To sum up the movie in one word... Mediorce! 😅

What a great movie. I can’t believe people didn’t go to see this. It’s jaw dropping.

Now can we PLEASE have a sequel to the Mad Max open world game

Great review bro. Your reviews are always amazing

Congratulations on getting into 40k it's a DEEP DEEP PIT and I love it.

Dude I got into 40k around christmas, built a big ol space marine army and no going all in on Orks. Good call on the Orks, bud. If u want to do some 40k content I am all in! Keep up the good work, buddy.