***** Huh, didn't take you for an RLM fan, glad I was wrong.

***** Get outta here and make more Super Mario 64 playthroughs you hack

***** Don't forget the Smegma Crazies!

***** The muthafuckin Dunks?!

TheVengefulEagle Pretty sure Dunk is from Wisconsin so that's probably part of it. Kind of like how almost everybody in Illinois likes the Nostalgia Critic.

I found the captive girls to be the weakest part of the movie. Otherwise amazing film

Well I mean, the main bad guy would want the most attractive females to mate with so......

@@josiahstankus4193 I'm not a nitpicker by nature but if you would allow me to indulge in some... Sure he'd want the "best genes" but that wouldn't mean that they look like fashion models who have hair and makeup stylists and are on strict diets to maintain size 0 waists. In reality they wouldn't look that great and would be eating whatever food they can get, if they're eating the "best stuff" because of their status it will most likely be fatty and sugary which would not give them super model hips.

@@hankhill7827 well, I'm sure some food experts from the old world survived. If the supreme overlord wants skinny women, the people in charge of their diets would make sure things are that way.

I mean, visually it makes complete sense. This film uses visual storytelling moreso than dialogue and in terms of who they are in the world it tells me what I need to know in a way. They are also seemingly not afflicted by whatever illnesses and infections like the war boys / imortant joe/ MOST of the character in this deprived and depraved world.

"There was a guy in the movie who had a hairpiece made out of bullets. 10/10" Proud export of Australia.

R.I.P Bullet Farmer

And teeth!

***** So a overly long "Brütal Legend" cutscene?

***** GREAT description!

***** Now THAT is a quote worthy of the back of the box.

***** the guitarist is the best part of the movie.

***** If it was written by someone with talent.

***** Ah but did he write it or is he just getting credited for shits and giggles

Komnenos That was Bioware. "We're hitting homeruns, people!"

I miss when games were just a hobby. Now you play any game even casually and society dictates you officially become a gaymer

@@theguardian8317 gaymers rise up!

😂

Ice Raptor IT TOOK TWELVE YEARS TO MAKE!

Sam Dolan WHO NEEDS OVER THE TOP, TENSE, EPIC, VISUALLY STUNNING PRACTICAL CAR CHASES AND ACTION WHEN YOU HAVE BOYHOOD! IT TOOK TWELVE YEARS TO MAKE!

***** WITNESS ME BOYHOOD!

Sam Dolan Did you know that Boyhood took 12 years to make!?

Sam Dolan IT TOOK TWELVE YEARS SAM. TWELVE YEARS. DID YOU TAKE TWELVE YEARS? NO. DIDN'T THINK SO.

Its almost impossible to fk with.

I remember the first time I watched Fury Road, I watched it when I was sick and I just wanted to watch a simple/stupid action movie and I was like it was the best movie I have seen in years.

@@sergeikhripunits literally the last movie ive seen at the cinema where i felt the need to go back and watch it again straight away.

@@TheWaynos73 Last movie I saw in a movie theatre that was great was 'Sicario.' I look at movie listings and I don't see anything I like. Hollywood doesn't make any good movies anymore. It's only remakes and superhero movies.

Both starring charlize theron no less

It's also a good show as to how wasteful Joe is with precious resources, like how he wastes precious fuel on flamethrowers just for show, or how most of the water he releases just soaks into the ground at the start

Aye thats what I was thinking, it's a waste of fuel yes BUT it's also a sign of power that in a world lacking fuel he's so rich and powerful he can afford to waste it on things like that.

Its one of the best representations of style over substance. The truck with speakers is indeed the wardrums and guitarguy is I believe even called Harbinger for it. That truck represents that a monarch has gone to war with his legions. The wasting of the resource that is otherwise to closely guarded is a sheer show of force and intimidation. It says basically: "I own this road and everything on it"

Road Warrior Roadies: Did you want 35 Flaming Speakers on the Stage or 75? Joe: Yes

They should be using electric cars and solar panels. It's like they don't even care about climate change.

MatticusF1nch I assumed that those stilt people used their stilts to stay above the toxic radioactive swamp. It wasn't explained but we can work it out. A frisson of chatter went through the audience during that shot both times I saw this. It's excellent filmmaking.

If you would like more creepy stilt creatures, check out Dark Crystal.

Crow Fishers

And there isn't a single gyro-plane in this Mad Max installment, George Miller really lost his edge.

Miller takes Bogan Australian car culture obsession and literally makes it a religion. Genius. If you have played the Mad Max game, to which the devs had a lot of access to Miller’s notes - you see just how detailed and obsessed the various car cults are about their vehicles, like the hood ornaments treated like superstitious talismans etc. its amazing the world George has made here. If you look carefully at Immortan Joe’s dash board its literally covered in hundreds of different car badges. Crazy detailed world.

+Scootaloo 009 I never really thought of it like that before. The bonkers continuity was something that always bothered me about Mad Max, but thinking of it as a legend being muddled over time makes me look back on the series more fondly.

Yes, but not from centuries in the future, just decades. The Road Warrior is the legend being told by the boomerang kid once all grown up. And Beyond Thunderdome is the legend being told the oldest girl in the group of kids to the next generation as they try to rebuild society. It's kind of presented that way at the end of each movie.The original Mad Max though is just normal pre-apocalypse story, though it points strongly at society being in a state of decline. There's no sort of legendary aspect to that one.

Its painful to watch people call shit like this "theory". The word you want is "overthinking", or maybe "obsessing"

Funnily enough, that's literally verbatim the justification the Zelda franchise uses for all the ways Nintendo's bs timeline doesn't add up. Only replace centuries with millenia.

Mega Zeta Why are you so hostile?

sums up adventure time pretty well

@@im_Polyhedrons no....but yeah

Title of Jay/Mike sex tape?

Agreed. It will just help to heighten the tension of Fury Road.

@Jake Shattuck just bought the B&C edition. Pretty cool, though you lose some intensity in certain scenes.

@@GD-iy8mb ByC edition?

@@matiasfpm "B&C" = Black and Chrome. Fancy way of saying black and white lol

I just broke out laughing at this. Well played, sir.

Just wait until you see Dune

MurraySwe Engaging movies with good pacing tend to feel that way. The opposite can make a 1 hour movie feel like 2 hours.

MurraySwe So did this episode.

MurraySwe That's what she...nah forget it.

@History Eraser Button or that "based on idea of Bruce Lee" one.

what lol combining two rare traits don't make them more believable wtf lmfao

@@newerest1 If you're a superhuman marksman, you're more likely to live to old age in a post-apocalyptic wasteland.

Not to mention, they get mostly destroyed once they actually go head to head with the baddies. Old people can certainly be good scavengers

It's an action movie and tells it's story in broad strokes. They are two opposite forces - one side is a patriarchal death-cult, the other a matriarchal death-cult. Both are unsustainable and sterile on their own.

@@GrainneMhaol I don't recall the old women being a death-cult? A "broken matriachy", agreed, if you take word of god from the production designer. But if you take that word of god, then they ain't "sterile", as that same production designer also goes on to say that they collect and milk sperm from the banished boy children in the bog.

Seriously!!! That's the only reason I clicked!

Same

I was also intrigued by Black Spring Break. Lol

Thanks for the heads up, only wasted 38 seconds.

It could not have been worse than this Mad Max movie they are so in love with! It sucked a dick!

What is it with Ricks?

Darren Lai I thought it was Rick Berman

And Hayden Christensen as Immortan Joe.

And Nathalie Portman as Imperator Furiosa.

its gonna be great

Just seen it but same reasons for revisiting.

I liled the new one, great sequel

Your the only one apparently

6/10. Saw it opening day. Some of the sound was bad (probably the theaters fault) and the action was okay. The CGI was super noticeable and off-putting. It's still infinitely better than anything I've seen in the past 2-4 years.

This is a really good half in the bag and a great movie

Its so dense...

thevoxdeus I'm surprised you didn't specifically point out the emphasis on practical effects versus CG. MMFR was dirty, dirty, dirty and down to earth. The prequels were clean, sterile, and seemingly without consequence.

***** Exactly what I thought when I saw the scene after the sandstorm. These guys eat sand for breakfast.

I never even realised there isn't until you said that.

Russell Delmet there isn't. The stunt coordinators always try to get Oscar recognition but the Academy always says the evening is already too full.

Maybe one day. Long overdue.

Seriously...they give awards to every other piece of crap department. Maybe because this is the one category that actually has to be well? Meaning there's only like one movie a year that could even be nominated cause they all suck so hard now.

Hollywood can't have the cannon fodder getting famous, insurance rates would increase if the stunt people became stars too.

500 pounds of furry fun

Do you know what makes it even MORE metal? Every single car in the movie is 100% real supercharged chop jobs. They all exist. All the air cannons are real. All the stunts happened. Its all real...

I've got some bad news for you.

Dandypanty I too had an awkward adjustment phase. Coming from watching typical review channels and film KZfaqrs, it was weird watching these guys thread the needle between satire and genuine film review 😂

That'll happen soon enough.

😂🤣💀

Why did she take the women? Did she not want to escape? Why piss off the guy by taking his wives and get a whole war party on your back? Was it just to piss him off? Did she think it would take a while before he would notice? But why risk it? Why did the evil leader go straight to his wives when he learned that she had deviated from her course? Did he suspect that she had stole his wives? How on earth did she get them out if they're so valuable to him? Why did that guy from _about a boy_ need Max's blood, then no longer need his blood, and why did the loss of blood not effect Max? What happen to her arm? What did she seek redemption about? Was she the one involved in getting the girls locked up as breeder slaves? Did she help him become leader, or do evil things? Could she not have helped some of the many people dying of thirst? Who was the fat guy with nipple chains and where did his gang come from? Why did the about a boy guy turn good and so easily? Why did the women become leaders at the end? Was she high ranking before, as the men did keep calling her 'boss'? Is that why they became leaders? But is she not considered a traitor, why did the men not attack her when she came back? idk, this film made no sense. just action or action's sake.

A Koala with Shades A lot of those questions are explained pretty plainly. Furiosa was taken from her home and she's thought about returning and getting revenge on Immortan Joe ever since. They called her imperator, which is the rank of commander, so she was clearly in a position of authority. Immortan Joe also praised her in his speech so she has his trust. They tell you that pretty much everyone in the wasteland is sick. The Warboys are all dying, you can see how they have tumors and deformities. That's why they need transfusions. That's the whole reason why the Wives are important. Joe wants healthy heirs. The fat guy is the People Eater. They tell you that Immortan Joe rules the wasteland with two other warlords, the People Eater, who has control over oil production, and the Bullet Farmer, who controls weapons production. Nux did not turn good easily. He was indoctrinated into Immortan Joe's cult since childhood and he worships Joe as a god. However, he failed three times and Joe rebuked him, that's like a devote Catholic being told by the Pope that they're not going to heaven. Nux's faith was shattered but his time with Max, Furiosa, and the Wives helped him see how he was being manipulated by Joe into being a slave soldier. The rest of the questions you can figure out by yourself by the clues that are there. You can't expect movies to explain every detail to you. No movie does that. When you saw Batman, do you question how he was able to build the Bat cave by himself with no help or why he doesn't donate more money and resources to the Gotham police or why they don't try to fix up Arkham or shut it down, etc.? When you saw the first Star Wars, did you complain about them not explaining the senate or how the Empire took over or why Darth Vader is in that armor and breathes like that or why no one believes in Jedis and the Force even though they've protected the Republic for a thousand generations and were only wiped out in the last 20 years so everyone over 25 or 30 should know about them or why the Death Star doesn't have any railings, etc.

***** You can't create a world so disjointed from reality and expect no one to question it. All of what you answered was either your own interpretation, _mildly_ presented in the film, or ambiguous. Such as what rank is she? Is it just leader of the convoy? She's clearly not emperor, so they're not using the word strictly.

A Koala with Shades They make it pretty clear in the beginning of the film that Furiosa is high ranking by having Immortan Joe praise her, showing how he had command over her war band, and showing how the Warboys with her were unquestioningly loyal until Nux tried to attack her. It's no different than the ranks in Star Wars. What ranks were Grand Moff, Darth, or even Admiral? If Vader was supposed to be the Emperor's second in command, why was Grand Moff Tarkin able to command him? Same thing with the rebels/senate with princess/senator/general Leia. They don't give you a detailed description of the different ranks or their authority and responsibilities but let you figure things out by yourself.

+KingOfMadCows The 'war' band was a very small group of men, so clearly was not meant literally, therefore it it neither secures her rank as a general of sorts. But it's only an issue because it makes the viewer wonder why she was so trusted yet rebelled seemly, in the eyes of the main antagonist, out of no where. She neither seemed to have any connection with the men, the wives appeared to have more connection with the other warriors. Hard to really understand what exactly is her motivation was, that is, a specific event or elucidation of her treatment under his care. Instead it was just two hours of cars blowing up in one direction, then blowing up again in the other direction, with the bad guy inevitably dying near the end of the carnage. And why bring up star wars? Obviously Vader was second to the Tarkin guy, the Emperor as a character I don't believe was created yet. This why Vader gets more authoritative and darker, rather than just acting like a general, or a leader of the foot soldiers. It only becomes an issue because Lucas apparently couldn't be bothered to re-watch his old films and make sure that his news story fits the 'sequels'. As such I'm unsure why you bring up the prequels. Oh another thing that annoyed me. How did they know Max was universal donor?

SAME!

Pretty much learned my lesson on trailers around 05. Never watch more than once. Unless it's a j.j. Abrams teaser trailer or the force awakens trailer.

I don't watch trailers unless I'm in the cinema the way they were intended, and I'll watch trailers online at will once I've seen the films. It's really helped with my anticipation as allot of trailers give too much away

Isaac Johnson Caddell 16 years

***** "HEY BOYHOOD BEAT YOU TO IT BY 4 YEARS! YOU FUCKIN HACK FRAUDS!"

*LIKE HELL IT DIDN'T!*

It's not a remake or reboot it's just another movie that exist in the mad max universe.

It's made by the same director as the other 3 so I'm not surprised it was good

It's definitely a different continuity unless Max had a second kid who lived like eight times as long as his son.

None of the films have the same continuity at all. It's like Evil Dead and Evil Dead 2.

Dallas Harper The Road Warrior was definitely a continuity from the original Mad Max. That's why he still had the same V8 Interceptor and they explained in the Road Warrior that Max's family had been killed, which explains why he's so callous at the beginning.

GSDAkatsuki Because he puts the Gae in Gaming?

chucknut97 And also a fraud.

RaccoonBrigade And a hackfraud.

I sure hope Mike doesn't have sex with it. Ever since Rich hooked up with that droid toy, he never leaves the house.

KenFan4life bravo good sir...bravo...

Came here looking for a youthful Rich Evans, but they didn't allow him in the studio that day.

sirkowski WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO FINISH SISTER WULFIA FOCKA YOU HACK FRAUD

I'll let you decide. But the answer is yes.

sirkowski yes

MrDemomanman This is probably a joke, but just in case, I update SWF with ten new pages each month.

sirkowski It is a joke, and youre the hero /d/ deserves. keep that demon-futa train a rollin

"this movie is sacred to me" Nigga the shit isn't the Torah calm down

I'm so doing that immediately

PASCHENDALE!

Mike is now the "Mad" Max from the opening scene of Fury Road 😂

it was the best action movie probably a lot of good movies came out this decade tho

meh, having only seen mad max 1 and recently finally watched this, i cant give it more then 6 out of 10, lots of stuff doesnt get explained, lots of holes in the story, clearly recognizable cgi, I was honestly pretty disappointed considering everyone and their mom seems to love this movie, I went "what even.." at least 20 times, only really giving it a 6 because of the fact they did do most stunts, did build all those wacky vehicles etc, that got them a bonus point. At the bottomline it was a kind of boring movie where nothing really happened, with some action scenes thrown in to help pass the time... long reply short: not even the best movie of 2015, forget best of decade

nah it was a solid 5 out of 10

No shit. everyone or I should say "Star Wars Fans" said The Force Awakens was the best movie of 2015. No it's not. I asked them, "Did you see Mad Max: Fury Road?" They said nope. That's the shit that pisses me off.

Guys chill and be happy we got some half decent movies in 2015

Suburban Sasquatch is better than The Force Awakens

@@albertosaurschannel6946 I never seen Fury Road

"Sands"

He loses his car in the game too lol

Aw jeez,@@LeekLP 😒 F*cked either way, eh? 💥

The people complaining about the movie was completely blown out of proportion, they weren't even MRAs. You fell for a strawman.

Filipe Amaral I fell for Immortan Joe, more like it. "WITNESS ME!!!"

That's more like 'Fat Hack' and 'Charming Hack With Fine Hair', hey.

What separates this movie from so many post apocalyptic movies is not only just the crazy fetish detail of the vehicles and the world - is that Miller gives his apocalypse its own unique language and lingo, which is sprinkled all the way through all the Max movies. Even the first Max film has bonkers bat shit crazy dialogue. Next time you watch the original 1979 film turn the subtitles on, theres all sorts of crazy detail in the background like the hospital PA barking ‘Hospital vouchers will be available again soon.’

I'm pretty sure that award goes to 300.

Watchmen?

I agree, Dallas Harper, but is that a problem? Max has been a drifting cop in an insane world since Mad Max 2/Road Warrior. He helped them win then drifted off. That's what he does.

He might not have any examples of this in his life, I'm fine with that. Otherwise I agree, the toughest people I've known are my mother and grandmother, small in stature but able to walk for miles, carry heavy loads, skip meals so others could eat, and cope with whatever hell life presented them with. They didn't succumb to alcoholism or heart disease because of it. They cried their hearts out, hardened and moved on.

I agreed with him the first time I watched it, but I watched it more carefully the second time, and I realized that the old ladies that didn't really do anything unrealistic. They mostly sat in or on the vehicles and shot guns, they weren't jumping from vehicle to vehicle and getting into melee fights or anything. The only lady that charged Rictus to try to fight him hand to hand got thrown over the side immediately. But considering how hectic those actions scenes were, I think someone can be forgiven for getting confused by everything that happens.

Saša Karlovac That's pretty sizable fanbase to have!

***** I don't know whether that makes me happy or sad... A bit of both, I guess.

Saša Karlovac You are completly right.

Of course, my comment do not represent the opinion of the whole country. I just wanted to let them know they are watched here in my country, and it is a form of motivation in the future. I did not want to be rude or anything like that. Just continue with great humor (Y)

Well, did you?

Best movie I've seen since 2015