Blue.... Mad Max Actors, Vehicles & Fans - 40th Anniversary at CLUNES, 2019 ruclips.net/video/JYmjet1pxJs/видео.html&ab_channel=theHelen the original movie from 1979...
*_"I am the one who runs from both the living and the dead, hunted by scavengers, haunted by those I could not protect. So I exist in this wasteland. A man reduced to a single instinct: survive."_* - Max Rockatansky
Max's hallucinations are of people he failed to save. He really is haunted even if it's only in his head. Nux did redeem himself. Furiosa had a hemopneumothorax. An accumulation of air and blood in the pleural cavity, between the lungs and pleura, which is the membrane surrounding them. What Max did to Furiosa at the end was put a hole in her side to allow the blood in her chest cavity to drain out allowing her lung to re inflate. This is the knowledge you get when your Mom was a med tech and your Dad was a Physician's Assistant after 21 years as a Navy Corpsman.
It was proven by the movie that it's not just in his head by the movie, that's also how serious PTSD can be for some ppl. It's the ghosts ur allowing to affect u to some degree, there are multiple ways to look at it that are accurate
I also saw this in the theater and it blew me away. My only regret is I didn't also see the 3D conversion. More than the previous three Mad Max movies, you get a sense of purpose from the enemy. The look of beautification on Nux's face as Immortal Joe promises to personally carry him into Valhalla along with their worship and association with vehicles down to the war boys spraying their teeth with chrome paint to resemble vehicle grills before their sacrifice shows them ruled by their unique religion. The movie can simply be put described as a chase to and from a place that no longer exists. But to make that simple premise into an exciting and interesting movie for two hours is astonishing.
My plans for my birthday fell through so plan B was a spontaneous trip to the cinema. No idea what was playing so we had a quick look. Jurassic World or Mad Max: Fury Road? Had a quick scan and Mad Max was BY FAR getting the better reviews. Most of my friends wanted to see Jurassic World because they were more familiar with the franchise but being the birthday boy I insisted on Mad Max. Just imagine wandering into this movie with no real expectation, seeing it on the big screen and not knowing the reputation it has gotten since. It. Was. Amazing!!! Everyone I was with loved it and it's since become one of my favourite action movies of all time and left me with a great memory.
24:15 Max is great as a protagonist as he is haunted by the dreams of his dead wife and child. So in a lot of the media he will end up, reluctantly, helping women and children due to those nightmares but never is one to make it sexual in a world where the women are so often used sexually as property.
I don't think Max will ever recover from the trauma of losing his wife and child. Doing what he does in the movies is the closest he gets to redemption
6:32 "That's not very sustainable, is it?" Indeed, not. "Like there are so many other ways you can bring the people water." Yeah. When I was in the US Navy, they taught us _thorough_ hydration. In boot camp, we carried around _canteens_ that we filled from _fountains_ that we operated _individually._ _Wasted_ water was much more likely to happen in the _shower;_ not from the _canteen._ They taught us, if you're getting enough water, your urine is clear. Otherwise, you're not getting enough water. One thing we prioritize in the US Navy is efficient water use in a shipboard environment in which there are perpetual limits on the amount of potable water available. You want to find the best compromise between using it efficiently and keeping your crew hydrated. _This_ distribution system was _not_ drawn up with _either_ of those in mind.
41:28 Furiosa had a condition called a "pneumothorax". If your lung is punctured, every inhalation pushes air through the hole into your chest cavity. As the air pressure in the cavity rises, it crushes the lungs, preventing them from expanding to draw-in air, hence Furiosa's increasingly-shallow gasping. Max punched a hole in her abdominal wall to release some of that pent-up pressure. It works, but it's not fun.
His intervention wasn't accurate though. Way too big of a hole (typically use a 14g needle) and it's usually inserted between the collarbone and nipple (2nd intercostal space, mid-clavicular) or essentially under the armpit (4th/5th intercostal space, anterior-axillary). In reality he just killed her...
When not making Mad Max films the director George Miller made Happy Feet and Babe 2: Pig in the city :) One of the reasons stuff looks so graphic and freaky is that the director was an ER Doctor before he became a director.
"the audacity!" perfect summing up of this movie! i dont usually like action movies... explosions dont impress me. but this is on another level. ruthless from start to finish.
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For other movies this insane I’d suggest Hobo With A Shotgun, From Dusk Till Dawn, The Cabin In The Woods, and The Raid movies (but The Raid movies are Indonesian with subtitles). For something just a little tamer, Die Hard or John Wick.
I loved this reaction; just watching your expressions was amazing. And, if you loved this one, you should watch the other Mad Max films with Mel Gibson as Max.
Haha, the "clouds" and the "fog" is called sandstorm. And it happens in the desert. Also you were asking why the Warboys "killing themselves". It wasn't suicide to them, they were looking for glorious death so they can enter Valhalla. And just in case you didn't know, Valhalla is where Viking warriors go after their death.
If you liked that "Warboys!" chant, I suspect it was a sort of Easter egg reference to the Duran Duran song "The Wild Boys". Duran Duran did a couple of post-apoc/Mad Max themed videos, that one and 'Union of the Snake'.
4:30 at the beginning he mentioned he is being chased by the living, and the dead. haunted by his dead family, thinking he should have saved them, these are the ones he sees in his hallucinations, and literally being chased by other humans, to be chopped up for spare body parts. another great reaction to a classic!
What he did when he stabbed her in the side is the quick and dirty procedure for dealing with a pneumothorax (collapsed lung). Creating a hole in the chest wall allows the pressure inside to be relieved, and the lung to reinflate. Then lost blood can be replaced by transfusion. It supports the idea that Max is someone who has had training in that kind of field medicine.
Great reaction! Fun movie.... Sometimes it's fun to just watch explosions and adrenaline. And I believe they were hiding in a humongous sandstorm. It has lightening, very dangerous.
16:39 we all thought that *smirk I was still confused as his head was arising when I first saw this movie you myself i was wondering what is that before I could make his head I thought it was distant hills or mountain too lol
To understand the back story behind this movie, you probably have to go back to the 3 original films that starred Mel Gibson and also appreciate the time in which those films were made. Al lot of the main concerns of the time were built into these films, that resulted in the concept of this dystopian, post-apocalyptic future. The films were written and made in Australia in the late 70's and 80's, so you may notice that nearly all of the actors in this new film were Australian, besides 4 of the main characters. This future is the result of a nuclear holocaust, brought about by the Cold War that involved the Soviet Union and the rest of the free world and threatened mutual assured destruction. There was also an oil shock, and the newspaper headlines were all speculating that the world would soon run out of oil in the very near future, which caused some alarm and panic. The reason why they wanted a perfect child in this film was because if you read between the lines, the people were suffering the effects of exposure to nuclear fallout, including birth defects etc. That's why a lot of the characters had things wrong with them and they needed oxygen etc. to survive. Prior to the oil shocks, car makers kept upping the ante on loud and powerful engines. It was the age of muscle cars and a lot of the models made in Australia during this time were right up there in terms of being gas guzzling monsters and it was a big part of the culture. Afterwards, you then saw a massive trend towards much smaller, fuel efficient cars. A lot of films from the 80's portray some similarities in terms of a dystopian future as well, as there was a sense that the world was becoming increasingly dangerous and decadent, and things were changing rapidly from where they were around the 50's and 60's. There was a sense that things were on a downward trajectory. For instance, the bad guys in the first movie were an outlaw motor cycle gang. They actually hired one of these gangs in real life to participate in the movie. Music and culture were changing too - AC/DC were probably the biggest local band in Australia at the time. The first movie was unbelievably made for $300,000 but its success won bigger budgets for the next two. The guy who played the main villain in this film was actually a main villain in the earlier films. What tends to be good about a lot of the best films made in this era is the underlying themes that capture the spirit of the time and give the movies heart. I know a lot of younger people generalise a lot about older films coming across as being a bit dated, which can often be true, but the Mad Max originals (particularly the second and third films) stand the test of time, much like Star Wars and a few other titles have. Robocop is another interesting one. That also said a lot of things about social division, unemployment, crime, drugs, consumerism, environmental degradation and corporate America on steroids in the 80's. I've noticed that some people don't get all of that though and just treat it as a run of the mill "action movie". Aliens was also partially about 80's corporate greed and ambition. I find a lot of newer films invest heavily on CGI special effects and action but they're not as clever or deep and meaningful with regards to plot, themes and character development. The nostalgia about this time is also fascinating but I appreciate that some of these things might not stand out if you grew up in a country that was largely detached from all of this, due to being behind the Soviet Iron Curtain. I'd love to see some discovery and reaction to some of these films from a bygone era on this channel. I'm sure there are plenty of other suggestions coming through though. I was hoping they'd make a few sequels to this film but I think it had some hiccups and the two main characters really didn't get along at all apparently. What made it more uncomfortable was the filming locations being out in the remote desert, and I'd imagine that some of the bigger names on this film would have had the potential to behave like divas. I don't think it was the success that the film studio had forecast, and it had quite a big budget to recoup.
Apparently the two mains did end up on good terms. Part of the difficulty was that Tom Hardy wasn't given a ton of material to work with at a time and struggled to deliver what the director was looking for. He finally got it and things looked up from there, but part of his tensions towards other was because of that.
She played the role of a Valkyrie, when nux says witness me, notice she reached out her hand and closed it. She was grabbing his soul from the battlefield to bring him to Valhalla.
Btw, this is the 4th mad max film Oh they are most certainly NOT evolved people “That’s not very sustainable. There has to be other ways” That’s the whole point, it’s part of how he controls the people, he treats water as a privelage rather than a necessity. He even gave it a brand name “Aqua Cola.” Hence why he says “don’t become addicted to water” Rictus and the little deformed man are Joe’s kids If any of the war boys are brothers they’re never said to be It’s not a fog, it’s a sand storm Nux was gonna blow up his car to try and take out the war rig 26:05 That was the pod carrying the gas Yes it’s gas they were sipping and spitting It’s his own mind protecting him with hallucinations I think you mean he _did_ redeem himself 41:29 He made a puncture to let the excess air out
@@waynestanley498 I don't know about more to be gained, but I never read the comic and only played the game and it gave me the salient plot points that were missing from the film.
@@hawke5311 What I meant was in the game walk through I became aware that the Characters existed but in the comic I got a sense of who they were and what happened to them to give Max such PTSD in the movie. BTW they're 3 comics, they are co-written by George Miller and if you like this world or even just the movie they are a very good read.
Directed by George Miller starring Tom Hardy as Max during a post apocalyptic world where everyone is out of various resources. Also featuring Charlize Theron as Furiousa
There’s a reason for dispersing the water that way. Joe has the water, most of it is wasted but the people still depend on what little they get but it still keeps them weak and easy to control.
didnt the actor that played the bad guy in road warrior come back and play as joe immortan in this movie? pretty sure he did*** sorry i meant mad max not road warrior***
@@kennethv5250 No, it was the bad guy in the first Mad Max film, Toecutter(Hugh Keays-Byrne), that came back to play Immortan Joe. He died in December of 2020. The villain of the Road Warrior was Lord Humungus. And as far as recycling goes, the actor who played Gyro Captain (Bruce Spence) in the Road Warrior came back as a different character Jedediah in Beyond Thunderdome.
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This version was fun and the vehicles were pretty cool, but it makes no sense unless you have seen the original MAD MAX series with Mel Gibson (the one true Max). They are far better, action packed, and easier to follow. 'Mad Max', 'The Road Warrior', and my favorite, the 3rd one 'Beyond Thunder Dome' with the wild kids, has a lot more heart.
heh, chekovs car door. if you dont get it im sorry for you......"a lot of betrayal in this film" well what do you expect in a post-apoc world where everyone is out for themselves? youll have few if any friends, all willing to kill you for what little you have. are you willing to kill to survive? or just lie down and die. just sayin', not hatin'. i really do like your reaction, instant sub
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Blue.... Mad Max Actors, Vehicles & Fans - 40th Anniversary at CLUNES, 2019 ruclips.net/video/JYmjet1pxJs/видео.html&ab_channel=theHelen
the original movie from 1979...
*_"I am the one who runs from both the living and the dead, hunted by scavengers, haunted by those I could not protect. So I exist in this wasteland. A man reduced to a single instinct: survive."_*
- Max Rockatansky
Max's hallucinations are of people he failed to save.
He really is haunted even if it's only in his head.
Nux did redeem himself.
Furiosa had a hemopneumothorax.
An accumulation of air and blood in the pleural cavity, between the lungs and pleura, which is the membrane surrounding them.
What Max did to Furiosa at the end was put a hole in her side to allow the blood in her chest cavity to drain out allowing her lung to re inflate.
This is the knowledge you get when your Mom was a med tech and your Dad was a Physician's Assistant after 21 years as a Navy Corpsman.
The director of the Mad Max films, George Miller, was himself a doctor before becoming a film director.
It was proven by the movie that it's not just in his head by the movie, that's also how serious PTSD can be for some ppl. It's the ghosts ur allowing to affect u to some degree, there are multiple ways to look at it that are accurate
I also cried a lot at Nux sacrifice. I love his character development.
She really formed a connection with his character right. The pregnant wife not so much, but the guy..lol
In the beginning a fool in the end a hero that's nux.
@@slavichistory697 i wouldn't call him necessarily a fool tho
Tis sad indeed, but now he shall sore through the gates of Valhalla with silver and chrome.
Definitely a great dude in a bad situation. But I got to live it out with some Victoria models so he did okay.
Such an iconic film. Fucking incredible in the theater.
One of a handful of films I regret not having seen in the theater.
I also saw this in the theater and it blew me away. My only regret is I didn't also see the 3D conversion.
More than the previous three Mad Max movies, you get a sense of purpose from the enemy. The look of beautification on Nux's face as Immortal Joe promises to personally carry him into Valhalla along with their worship and association with vehicles down to the war boys spraying their teeth with chrome paint to resemble vehicle grills before their sacrifice shows them ruled by their unique religion. The movie can simply be put described as a chase to and from a place that no longer exists. But to make that simple premise into an exciting and interesting movie for two hours is astonishing.
@@bighuge1060 Yes, a big sound system takes this movie to the next level.
My plans for my birthday fell through so plan B was a spontaneous trip to the cinema. No idea what was playing so we had a quick look. Jurassic World or Mad Max: Fury Road? Had a quick scan and Mad Max was BY FAR getting the better reviews. Most of my friends wanted to see Jurassic World because they were more familiar with the franchise but being the birthday boy I insisted on Mad Max. Just imagine wandering into this movie with no real expectation, seeing it on the big screen and not knowing the reputation it has gotten since. It. Was. Amazing!!!
Everyone I was with loved it and it's since become one of my favourite action movies of all time and left me with a great memory.
Genuinely heartwarming to see someone emotionally moved by an action movie.
It's the first time I see someone crying on Mad Max! 😊🤘💙
24:15 Max is great as a protagonist as he is haunted by the dreams of his dead wife and child. So in a lot of the media he will end up, reluctantly, helping women and children due to those nightmares but never is one to make it sexual in a world where the women are so often used sexually as property.
I don't think Max will ever recover from the trauma of losing his wife and child. Doing what he does in the movies is the closest he gets to redemption
6:32 "That's not very sustainable, is it?"
Indeed, not.
"Like there are so many other ways you can bring the people water."
Yeah. When I was in the US Navy, they taught us _thorough_ hydration. In boot camp, we carried around _canteens_ that we filled from _fountains_ that we operated _individually._ _Wasted_ water was much more likely to happen in the _shower;_ not from the _canteen._ They taught us, if you're getting enough water, your urine is clear. Otherwise, you're not getting enough water.
One thing we prioritize in the US Navy is efficient water use in a shipboard environment in which there are perpetual limits on the amount of potable water available. You want to find the best compromise between using it efficiently and keeping your crew hydrated.
_This_ distribution system was _not_ drawn up with _either_ of those in mind.
Immortan Joe usa a água como forma de dominar todas aquelas pessoas....ele não está distribuindo água...está exercendo domínio puro e simples....
Interesting
Actor who played iimorten joe died recently. Rest in Valhalla. Witness!!!!
Hugh Keays Byrne, he was Toe Cutter in the first movie Mad Max.
at least Nux died protecting Max and the girls from the rest of Immortan Joe's army that were still following them. he died a hero istead of a coward
41:28 Furiosa had a condition called a "pneumothorax". If your lung is punctured, every inhalation pushes air through the hole into your chest cavity. As the air pressure in the cavity rises, it crushes the lungs, preventing them from expanding to draw-in air, hence Furiosa's increasingly-shallow gasping. Max punched a hole in her abdominal wall to release some of that pent-up pressure. It works, but it's not fun.
Yeah... speaking from experience, not pleasant. Your heart also may fail because of this.
His intervention wasn't accurate though. Way too big of a hole (typically use a 14g needle) and it's usually inserted between the collarbone and nipple (2nd intercostal space, mid-clavicular) or essentially under the armpit (4th/5th intercostal space, anterior-axillary).
In reality he just killed her...
That was such a good reaction to the guitarist haha
When she said "His only purpose in life is to play the guitar" I felt that.
Coma The Doof Warrior!
Nux's death is called Walhalla Awaits on the sound track and it is majestic!
fyi: from what ive read the actor who played joe immortan was the same actor that played the bad guy in the first movie ! thats pretty cool to me.
That’s true, he was Toecutter in the Mel Gibson Mad Max movies. Hugh Keays-Byrne. He died recently.
Yes George Miller has a habit of re-casting actors from 1 movie to another as a different character. He's done that with at least 2 other actors.
This is the strangest Dior commercial Charlize Theron has ever done. FREAKS!
When not making Mad Max films the director George Miller made Happy Feet and Babe 2: Pig in the city :)
One of the reasons stuff looks so graphic and freaky is that the director was an ER Doctor before he became a director.
"the audacity!" perfect summing up of this movie! i dont usually like action movies... explosions dont impress me. but this is on another level. ruthless from start to finish.
Always liked how little Max spoke in this movie.
Saw this in the cinema. It was absolutely unbelievable.
The most important thing about Mad Max to remember is that it is set in Australia. This is all pretty normal to us.
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Audacious is a great way to describe this movie!
Fun Fact: Those "spear-bombs" are actually called "Thunderpoons." A portmanteau of "Thunder" and "Harpoon."
yeah George miller sure knows how to make em
Yeah makes you wonder what his Justice League movie would have been like.
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Same guy who made March of the Penguins lol
@@justinnesbit3948 i think you mean happy feet lol
@@forsakenstranger2282 Ahh they were marching either way lmao
Awww, poor bubby!
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Gotta love Nux. Witness him.
Amazing movie, still a fan of Max 1979, the old and new meet.
Please look the older Mad Max Movies to understand what happend with this World, the little Girl Flashbacks and where Max come from.👍🏻👍🏻
What a day... WHAT A LOVELY DAY!!!💀💀💀
Movie and music score is fueled with pure testosterone.
This film is masterpiece! Visuals are stunning and mostly practical effects.
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I love watching this movie with surround sound cranked up.
Glad you liked it! Audacious is a great word for it!
I love that you appreciate Nux so much. Too many don't. Subbed
For other movies this insane I’d suggest Hobo With A Shotgun, From Dusk Till Dawn, The Cabin In The Woods, and The Raid movies (but The Raid movies are Indonesian with subtitles). For something just a little tamer, Die Hard or John Wick.
I loved this reaction; just watching your expressions was amazing. And, if you loved this one, you should watch the other Mad Max films with Mel Gibson as Max.
Really Road warrior, Mad Max 2
It's really amazing to see how the characters really have become more animal like.
Haha, the "clouds" and the "fog" is called sandstorm. And it happens in the desert. Also you were asking why the Warboys "killing themselves". It wasn't suicide to them, they were looking for glorious death so they can enter Valhalla. And just in case you didn't know, Valhalla is where Viking warriors go after their death.
highly recommend the first three mad max films as well (not necessarily for the channel just in general)
Insta sub. When I see a reactor that looks like the vast majority of people I hang with, watching Fury Road? Yeah, Im in.
If you liked that "Warboys!" chant, I suspect it was a sort of Easter egg reference to the Duran Duran song "The Wild Boys". Duran Duran did a couple of post-apoc/Mad Max themed videos, that one and 'Union of the Snake'.
4:30 at the beginning he mentioned he is being chased by the living, and the dead. haunted by his dead family, thinking he should have saved them, these are the ones he sees in his hallucinations, and literally being chased by other humans, to be chopped up for spare body parts. another great reaction to a classic!
In "Mad Max: Fury Road", people die mercilessly in the play, which is why the "human hymn" is wonderful.
I like how your crying is trying to hold back the sniffles and sobbing. Awwe
What he did when he stabbed her in the side is the quick and dirty procedure for dealing with a pneumothorax (collapsed lung). Creating a hole in the chest wall allows the pressure inside to be relieved, and the lung to reinflate. Then lost blood can be replaced by transfusion. It supports the idea that Max is someone who has had training in that kind of field medicine.
You haven't seen a movie quite like this before?
Check out the second movie, Mad Max: The Road Warrior.
This is the 4th mad max film. All of them end on a ‘where is Max going to go now?’ note.
Great reaction! Fun movie.... Sometimes it's fun to just watch explosions and adrenaline. And I believe they were hiding in a humongous sandstorm. It has lightening, very dangerous.
16:39 we all thought that
*smirk
I was still confused as his head was arising when I first saw this movie you myself i was wondering what is that before I could make his head
I thought it was distant hills or mountain too lol
To understand the back story behind this movie, you probably have to go back to the 3 original films that starred Mel Gibson and also appreciate the time in which those films were made. Al lot of the main concerns of the time were built into these films, that resulted in the concept of this dystopian, post-apocalyptic future. The films were written and made in Australia in the late 70's and 80's, so you may notice that nearly all of the actors in this new film were Australian, besides 4 of the main characters. This future is the result of a nuclear holocaust, brought about by the Cold War that involved the Soviet Union and the rest of the free world and threatened mutual assured destruction. There was also an oil shock, and the newspaper headlines were all speculating that the world would soon run out of oil in the very near future, which caused some alarm and panic. The reason why they wanted a perfect child in this film was because if you read between the lines, the people were suffering the effects of exposure to nuclear fallout, including birth defects etc. That's why a lot of the characters had things wrong with them and they needed oxygen etc. to survive. Prior to the oil shocks, car makers kept upping the ante on loud and powerful engines. It was the age of muscle cars and a lot of the models made in Australia during this time were right up there in terms of being gas guzzling monsters and it was a big part of the culture. Afterwards, you then saw a massive trend towards much smaller, fuel efficient cars. A lot of films from the 80's portray some similarities in terms of a dystopian future as well, as there was a sense that the world was becoming increasingly dangerous and decadent, and things were changing rapidly from where they were around the 50's and 60's. There was a sense that things were on a downward trajectory. For instance, the bad guys in the first movie were an outlaw motor cycle gang. They actually hired one of these gangs in real life to participate in the movie. Music and culture were changing too - AC/DC were probably the biggest local band in Australia at the time. The first movie was unbelievably made for $300,000 but its success won bigger budgets for the next two. The guy who played the main villain in this film was actually a main villain in the earlier films. What tends to be good about a lot of the best films made in this era is the underlying themes that capture the spirit of the time and give the movies heart. I know a lot of younger people generalise a lot about older films coming across as being a bit dated, which can often be true, but the Mad Max originals (particularly the second and third films) stand the test of time, much like Star Wars and a few other titles have. Robocop is another interesting one. That also said a lot of things about social division, unemployment, crime, drugs, consumerism, environmental degradation and corporate America on steroids in the 80's. I've noticed that some people don't get all of that though and just treat it as a run of the mill "action movie". Aliens was also partially about 80's corporate greed and ambition. I find a lot of newer films invest heavily on CGI special effects and action but they're not as clever or deep and meaningful with regards to plot, themes and character development. The nostalgia about this time is also fascinating but I appreciate that some of these things might not stand out if you grew up in a country that was largely detached from all of this, due to being behind the Soviet Iron Curtain. I'd love to see some discovery and reaction to some of these films from a bygone era on this channel. I'm sure there are plenty of other suggestions coming through though. I was hoping they'd make a few sequels to this film but I think it had some hiccups and the two main characters really didn't get along at all apparently. What made it more uncomfortable was the filming locations being out in the remote desert, and I'd imagine that some of the bigger names on this film would have had the potential to behave like divas. I don't think it was the success that the film studio had forecast, and it had quite a big budget to recoup.
Apparently the two mains did end up on good terms. Part of the difficulty was that Tom Hardy wasn't given a ton of material to work with at a time and struggled to deliver what the director was looking for. He finally got it and things looked up from there, but part of his tensions towards other was because of that.
🙌🏾 I’m here for this oh and kudos on finishing your (semester??)
The cars in this movie are real not CGI. They were built for the movie.
Nux was my favorite so it hit different as Red gave that last look as Nux whispers
Witness me 😭
She played the role of a Valkyrie, when nux says witness me, notice she reached out her hand and closed it. She was grabbing his soul from the battlefield to bring him to Valhalla.
I loved your reaction to this! It was such a good movie
Awesome movie. And your emotions on nux' noble sacrifice were heartwarming :o).
This probably would’ve been a little clearer if you’d watched The Road Warrior & Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome before watching this film.
For sure
I think the Max films all stand alone quite well
Btw, this is the 4th mad max film
Oh they are most certainly NOT evolved people
“That’s not very sustainable. There has to be other ways” That’s the whole point, it’s part of how he controls the people, he treats water as a privelage rather than a necessity. He even gave it a brand name “Aqua Cola.” Hence why he says “don’t become addicted to water”
Rictus and the little deformed man are Joe’s kids
If any of the war boys are brothers they’re never said to be
It’s not a fog, it’s a sand storm
Nux was gonna blow up his car to try and take out the war rig
26:05 That was the pod carrying the gas
Yes it’s gas they were sipping and spitting
It’s his own mind protecting him with hallucinations
I think you mean he _did_ redeem himself
41:29 He made a puncture to let the excess air out
Filmed at 60 miles per hour (96 KMH).
For some odd reason, the only way to find out were Max's weird hallucinations come from, you have to read the prequel comic from Vertigo.
Or play the Video Game from Avalanche Studios (which follows that story).
@@hawke5311 Maybe there is more to be gained from playing the game but I did watch the run through and I got more from the comic.
@@waynestanley498 I don't know about more to be gained, but I never read the comic and only played the game and it gave me the salient plot points that were missing from the film.
@@hawke5311 What I meant was in the game walk through I became aware that the Characters existed but in the comic I got a sense of who they were and what happened to them to give Max such PTSD in the movie. BTW they're 3 comics, they are co-written by George Miller and if you like this world or even just the movie they are a very good read.
@@waynestanley498 Gotcha. Playing the game *I* felt ptsd when I failed to protect them as thoroughly as I did... At least the girl and her mother.
Those are some pretty wild Agave Plants on wheels...
Directed by George Miller starring Tom Hardy as Max during a post apocalyptic world where everyone is out of various resources. Also featuring Charlize Theron as Furiousa
the patreon link on the video is different. maybe an example file that wasn't changed?
There’s a reason for dispersing the water that way. Joe has the water, most of it is wasted but the people still depend on what little they get but it still keeps them weak and easy to control.
This movie was filmed in real time in that when a car was destroyed it meant that it was no longer needed
You need to watch the original Road Warrior, it kicked the post-apocalyptic genre into overdrive. All practical, no CG.
didnt the actor that played the bad guy in road warrior come back and play as joe immortan in this movie? pretty sure he did*** sorry i meant mad max not road warrior***
@@kennethv5250 No, it was the bad guy in the first Mad Max film, Toecutter(Hugh Keays-Byrne), that came back to play Immortan Joe. He died in December of 2020.
The villain of the Road Warrior was Lord Humungus.
And as far as recycling goes, the actor who played Gyro Captain (Bruce Spence) in the Road Warrior came back as a different character Jedediah in Beyond Thunderdome.
I love all films mad max😍💗
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Where must we go, we who wander this wasteland in search of our better selves?
-First History Man
Cool reaction but I’m like pretty sure you watched it at like fast at like 1.25 speed by accident lol
This film is awesome in 3D
There is never peace for Max
Let us all do our best to not go under the wheels.
house of 1000 corpses and then the sequels.
This movie takes place during Mad Max parts 2 and 3 so I suspect he is seeing things from part 2.
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Time for Waterworld
I’m glad to know I’m not the only one who cried when Nux died. May he sore through the gates of Valhalla shiny and chrome and with honor and glory.
Is it to late to watch Road Warrior
you need to watch at least the first two mad max films(my favorite is the first one personally)
I'd say all three are worth watching.
Any plans to react to the original Mad Max trilogy (1980-1985)?
[1980-MAR-21] MAD MAX (1h33m11s)
[1982-MAY-21] MAD MAX 2 : THE ROAD WARRIOR (1h35m30s)
[1985-JUL-10] MAD MAX 3 : BEYOND THUNDERDOME (1h46m56s)
You should have watched the fisrt three to understand Max character,this one is the fourth.Still you could watch them, they are awesome.
Oh man, so cute see you crying, but it breaks my heart :'(
Movie suitable for your vibe!
This version was fun and the vehicles were pretty cool, but it makes no sense unless you have seen the original MAD MAX series with Mel Gibson (the one true Max). They are far better, action packed, and easier to follow. 'Mad Max', 'The Road Warrior', and my favorite, the 3rd one 'Beyond Thunder Dome' with the wild kids, has a lot more heart.
heh, chekovs car door. if you dont get it im sorry for you......"a lot of betrayal in this film" well what do you expect in a post-apoc world where everyone is out for themselves? youll have few if any friends, all willing to kill you for what little you have. are you willing to kill to survive? or just lie down and die. just sayin', not hatin'. i really do like your reaction, instant sub
Have you done The Road with Viggo Mortensen? I wouldn't watch it when you're having a bad day but still a great movie?
the game Borderlands reminds me more or less Mad max movies :)
Nux is the true hero😢
15:54 Presumably, this is a world in which the last few drops of oil are running out. Could we _please_ stop wasting it?
It’s not fog it’s a sand storm
Yeah you should watch the original MADMAX films
hi Blue. i see you growing and changing face along time while jumping from a video to another. its so strange, also because i relate to you. youre brilliant, hope youre fine. enjoy your life.
Witnessed.
If she likes this, she should go to Wasteland Weekend!! Though it might be too hot and dusty for her.
very good movie ,,, i have spoken ...
Witness me!!!!!!
I am a dictionary.
Please watch the first Mad Max Movie, you will understand a lot.
You smile with this cocky swagger....i love it!!!!!
thats not fog its a dust storm ,,, oow lala is Right ...
Haha if you liked the audacity of this, you gotta check out sin city