It physically pains me to realize I will never see this movie again for the first time.

What this scene says to me is that CGI is not the problem with modern action films. Lack of realism is not the problem of modern action films. You can have as much CGI or an absence of realism as you want as long as there is some genuine cinematic artistry involved.

This scene always gives me goosebumps. The music, the mood, it’s insane.

I so regret not watching this in theatres...

OH WHAT A DAY! WHAT A LOVELY DAY! *bird nods profusely*

A War Boy's enthusiasm is straight up contagious.

The visuals in this scene are off the charts. What a lovely day indeed.

I like how the camera never leaves the actors for more than 5-6 seconds at a time. It's important to see how the characters are reacting to all this or you stop caring about them. Special effects should always support the story, not the other way around. Most Hollywood movies have completely forgotten this and focus on the effects and the spectacle.

1:01 this is the greatest action scene ever put to film, it's fucking unreal. It's all CGi and shit, but I believe even after 20 years, people will still be mesmerized by this

I love how nux wasn’t just looking at his friends die in the storm, he was witnessing them.

01:34 I may be called crazy, but this scene moved me to the point that my eyes filled with tears...

I AM THE MAN, WHO GRABS THE SUN!!!!

One of the few films that should be rereleased in theatres at least once a year. I'd go watch it every time.

This movie is insane and the sandstorm scene is EPIC

Mad Max Fury Road is one of the greatest movies ever made

1:03 Look at how the music interlocks perfectly with the crazy tension building up to that spectacle.. All of the characters are in extreme peril and the melodyless beats chimes ominously as Max climbs desperately up from the back of the car. Then Nux, still completely engulfed in zeal, turns to the War Rig and the music kicks in as the enormous sandstorm shows its full disturbing glory. The music rises even further by an octave as Furiosa pushes the chaser vehicle to the tornado and they explode in the sky with the humans flying around, with Nux watching with such fervor and admiration for the warriors who are going to Valhalla. The scene is a culmination of the extreme tension that comes before, and symbolizes the glory, sadness, and madness that is the world and the situation that envelopes all of the cast at the moment.

1:02-1:55 gives me chills every time I love it

One of my life’s deepest regrets is that I never saw this in theaters.

1:03 Cinematic History. I pride myself with having a Mad Max: Fury Road poster when I worked at a theater when this film came out. Best first month of work ever.

I can't be the only weird one when 1:35 this scene with music gives me very emotional feels, the bodies crying in wind, flying up in explosive storm like spirits cast into to the heavens like a epic and chaotic version of some old church painting of flying angels and Nux looking at them like if they were the luckiest bastards and it would be the sign "today is the glorious day to die and join with brothers, in Valhalla".

This movie is a goddamn masterpiece, and a blessing to humanity

Seeing this on the 3D big screen was one of my all-time greatest movie experiences.

I can crearly remember, watch other faces in cinema in this Scene. Every one was: What in the hell I am watching...this is madness!!!!. Film finish and there was a big ovation. Epic

I remember trying to contain my tears as the scene unfolded in the theater, I could barely blink. George Miller is brilliant!

The part when the whole orchestra starts playing the music is perhaps the most epic, beautiful and most satisfying 53 seconds of footage in the history of film. I always get shivers and wide eyes when the car gets lifted up in the firenado.

This scene has a deeper meaning as well, that gets so easily overlooked with all the on-going action. Max and Nux are chained together, obviously a metaphor of their entangled fate. While Max is out there, fighting for survival in the storm on the back of the vehicle, much like he does in general from the start, Nux sits comfortably inside of the car, a symbol of how he hasn't looked at the outside world more objectively, and fights for Immortan Joe because he cannot see things out of his metal box. The roof ripping off the car and Max grabbing Nux's hand symbolizes his(Max's) influence in changing their fate, forcibly preventing Nux from dying for Immortan Joe. The rig hitting them with the split second point of view of one of the skulls on the front might be foreshadowing for Nux's death in the crash later in the movie.

The birdy agrees it's a lovely day lol 😂

This was the only R-rated movie I ever snuck into as a teenager and I have zero regrets.

What others haven't mentioned is how the music really creates both the adrenaline rush and wonder (during the tornado) in this scene. You can even listen how it abruptly returns to the adrenaline rush the moment one bloodbag hits Nux's car.

1:32 I was tearing in the theatre What a movie. WHAT A LOVELY MOVIE!!!

1:02 Movieorgasm *-* best Actionscene ever made!

I remember taking my little brother to the theaters to watch this in 3D. We were supposed to clean up the house that day. It was worth it.

I think Nux is the most developed character in this movie.

Straight up cinematic masterpiece,a nearly flawless movie. The score is so good with that shot of them driving into the sandstorm. I gotta rewatch this movie pronto.

Just remembering watching this scene in theaters still gives me chills to this day. I swear words can not describe what I was seeing and feeling.

1:30 - 1:55 tragic music 2:00 excitedly "Oh, WHAT A DAY!" Cracks me up, each time.🤣

1:34 gives me goosebumps every time, this gotta be the best action film ever created. Instant classic.

It was an absolute blessing that we got this and Blade runner 2049.

RIP air filter

That has to be the most insane, awesome, and terrifying thing in a movie ever. The music, the action, THE BIGASS FRICKIN TORNADO, it's all so epic

1:03 I still cry I don't know why just 😢😭

This movie was the most metal shit I ever saw

In my opinion, Mad Max Fury Road is the best action movie ever made.

This is what CGI is meant to be used for, scenes like this, absolutely spectacular.

OH WHAT A DAY.WHAT A LOVLEY DAY.

OH WHAT A CINEMATOGRAPHY! WHAT A LOVELY CINEMATOGRAPHY!

Guys can we show Junkie XL some love? He absolutely KILLED this soundtrack

1:02 It's so... Beautiful!

This movie is perfect, each line, each frame, each scene and each song. It's full 10/10 really hard to find. The beginning, the middle and the ending are perfect.

Probably the best scene in any movie from the 2010's.

Went to see Mad Max in theaters with my gf with absolutely zero idea what we are going to see, as well as zero expectations. When we got to about 1:33 my jaw was to the floor.

The sand tornadoes at 1:05 almost makes you feel like you’re in some other dimension.

1:34 - 1:55 is spectacular with the climactic music and the show of force from this storm....... Epic

My wife didn't want to see this in theaters so I went by myself. I sat there in total amazement. A cinema achievement and nothing comes close. A year later I got her to watch it on blu-ray and it doesn't hit the same way it did in theaters. She will never understand.

WITNESS MEEEEE!!!! Man, this movie had the most impressive action scenes I have ever seen in a movie, and I have seen a lot of them. This film stands alone. I don't know a sequel can even top it.

That shot where the music kicks in to the guy bouncing off the car is one of the best scenes in cinematic history

This was my favorte scene in the movie as i saw this in a RPX Theater [ultimate surround aound] and seeing the storm in such a crisp manner..how the cars were dwarfed..to the sheer size of the tornado lifting one of the cars and fling the occupants around and not forgetting to mention the Musical score was enough to leave me breathless.

When the word “epic” is insufficient...

One of my biggest regret is that I didn't see this movie in the theater. 😢 This movie was such a masterpiece.

I think my favorite part of this scene is that the music along with the slow, wide shots showing the dust storms just demonstrates how much damage the wars and resource depletion did to the world.

It was probably my 5th or 6th viewing and it's release window was starting to wind down, so the theater had about 10 people in it. But I distinctly remember the audience being quiet, and as soon as the light from the flare flickered out, a guy in the audience said, ".........Wow."

I watched this scene when I was high and when the music kicked in when they were in the middle of the sand storm was overwhelming. Legitimately teared up because of how awesome it is. This whole movie is pure cinema.

This movie is cinematic perfection.

How the hell is this movie so damn good? It is a *masterwork.*

1:31 The reason of why you guys are here

I really hope Dune 2020 will have sandstorms similar to this.

2:00 I want that bird head in my car !

There will never be another mad max fury road

Once I visited a sand dune in Kazakhstan. It was windy and my eyes became full of sand. When I left it my eyes were so irritated that I cried for about 5-10 mins straight. And I wonder how Max is able to see clearly in that storm without glasses? Still, great scene!

i have tears in my eyes wow

Hollywood executives: "Needs more CGI robots and dancing animals for the kids. Can we also get in a minion or pop culture reference in there somehow?"

This is not a sandstorm, they are within hell itself

I love how as soon as Max realises what's going on with Nux he just promptly begins to break the window lol Plus he's damn lucky the roof flipped off in the wind or he and Nux would be sky-high a second later

I saw this in theater for the first time.. I remember the mood when the music build up came to a crescendo.. everybody was in awe

One of the top 10 best moments in movie history, will never fail to give goosebumps.

Watching this scene in theaters was one of the best theater experiences ever.

Bong Joon Ho actually cried watching this part.

I remember watching this movie at a cinema. My God, it was glorious. Unlike anything I had ever seen at the time.

Every frame is a painting

True Story: When I went to watch this film in theaters, my friends preferred to go watch Pitch Perfect 2...without even watching the first film...let's just say we're not friends anymore

From this point (1:03) you can't close your eyes until the torch falls into the ground 😎 10/10 👏

Literally my favorite scene in all of cinema

This is the only action movie that can't get bored if I watch it again and again

_one of the best scenes in the history of cinema_

I feel like this scene doesn't get enough credit. Definitely my favorite part of the movie.

1:03 -1:55 Extraordinary!!!!!!!!!!!

The most amazing part of that is the fact they both survived

2:04 is what my go kart sounds like

Love the music score when that car was flipped and lifted up

Every time I watch this scene my jaw drops like it’s a first time

A masterpiece both in visual and storytelling.

This is where the cinematographers comes in it’s beautifully done

Paul Furber and BDA sent me. Pray.

2:35 When your one friend who can't drive speeds😂😂

My jaw dropped when I watched that sequence unfold on the big screen for the first time back in 2015. The mad balls on George Miller to throw you into what would be the climax of any blockbuster RIGHT IN THE VERY FIRST ACT!

No CGI just pure magic

One of the best cinematic scenes of all time!

Me: nothing is perfect Mad max: 1:03

This is a work of art. Its breathtaking and overwhelming. The emotion of everything is not lost in the beautiful chaos. Look how Nux desires and admires to to die in fire and glory. The desperation, determination, and sadness of Furiosa. ....and a Max....tied to a car...in a scene that is so epic, it makes final battles of super hero movies look boring.....and then u realize ypur just 1 3rd into the movie.

1:02 - I was sitting in a IMAX theater, and this was the moment I felt I was close to God. (And I am an Atheist.)