We just need one more film, a high octane ride with Max and the interceptor through the wasteland. that would make this one of the greatest trilogies ever made
Furiosa gave us one thing i always wanted to see in a Mad Max film- two baddies dealing with each other. In all the other movies we always see threats to the good guys from the villain characters; in Furiosa, we watch them negotiate with each other. Always wondered how that kind of situation would go down 😂😂😂
thanks for this. furiosa is another achievement in movie making. i have never seen such precise filmmaking and editing it is wonderful. 10/10 movie of the decade so far for me. thank you george
FURIOSA IS A MASTERPIECE!!! Side note: Wish the audio was better for this, they’ve got mics but the upload quality is poor, unfortunately, feels like the sounds is relying on ambient mic more than the handhelds.
@@TheImperialCommunique ahh, oh well, I was hoping there was feed from the board. Nice capture then, mini tripod I gather. Thanks a bunch for sharing, Miller is the best out there currently, artist meets craftsman meets true story teller. Such an amazing film!!!!
To me/my view is that Fury Road Does a great job of peiqing interest in Furiosa's story. When she speaks of things in Fury road now instead of a flashback sequence on film it allows for the viewer who has seen both films to flashback to what they remember. One thought i had about Furiosa is that a History Man had best know how to spell rather well.
that's funny because i only recently saw videos of that guy (recent and old) and i had that thought about him. something not quite right. could just be egomania. ive never heard anything about coppola. what do you know for sure.
He quoted him because the quote proved to be true in his eyes & it stuck with him. So what if he attributed a quote to the person who said it? It was an astute observation, he's not putting Polanski on a pedestal. Though Polanski was a great filmmaker despite all the weirdness.
@@Kaydin66 he is best friends with Victor Salva. Victor salva recorded himself abusing a child sexually and used American zoetrope (coppolas company) cameras to film it on the set of his first movie. He was sent to prison for this and when he got out coppolla facilitated him getting back into hollywood and continued working with him. Its almost like coppola was in cahoots, wouldnt you say? Why else would you help someone that recorded child abuse on your film equipment, and continuously apologise for salva for decades after?
It was garbage, the dirty grit in it looked clean and painted. The cars were cleaner than the ones in the street. The dinner part sounded Harvey weinstein'ish as well.
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We just need one more film, a high octane ride with Max and the interceptor through the wasteland. that would make this one of the greatest trilogies ever made
It's not a trilogy, there's 5 films so far. Fury Road wasn't a reboot.
@@scottneil1187there's 5 films so far and potentially gonna be a 6th. Idk what school you went to but that's 2 trilogies not 1
@@scottneil1187 the first 3 are pretty disconnected from FR and Furiosa. With another film, it would be 2 trilogies
That was his plan, too! But if word of mouth won't get Furiosa over the finish line... 😔
Yeah, I hope we do get The Wasteland
How can you not love George, he’s adorable.
Furiosa gave us one thing i always wanted to see in a Mad Max film- two baddies dealing with each other. In all the other movies we always see threats to the good guys from the villain characters; in Furiosa, we watch them negotiate with each other. Always wondered how that kind of situation would go down 😂😂😂
thanks for this. furiosa is another achievement in movie making. i have never seen such precise filmmaking and editing it is wonderful. 10/10 movie of the decade so far for me. thank you george
Same. I adore this movie so much. One of my favourite cinema experiences ever.
You’re welcome. Very surprised it isn’t better received.
This film will find its audience over time. It’s simply too good not to.
@@VFRZen here here!!
27:44 is incredible to hear and more evidence on why film editors should be more highly regarded.
They make or break a film.
@@TheImperialCommunique thank you VERY MUCH for posting this conversation!
So insightful! Didn’t know that the world of Mad Max was born out of budget constraints.
FURIOSA IS A MASTERPIECE!!!
Side note: Wish the audio was better for this, they’ve got mics but the upload quality is poor, unfortunately, feels like the sounds is relying on ambient mic more than the handhelds.
It is. This was recorded on an iPhone. 😬
@@TheImperialCommunique ahh, oh well, I was hoping there was feed from the board. Nice capture then, mini tripod I gather. Thanks a bunch for sharing, Miller is the best out there currently, artist meets craftsman meets true story teller. Such an amazing film!!!!
Fantastic, i hope we get more mad max out of George
WITNESS ME GEORGE 🚙
Awesome best directors ever. Visionaries
Agreed!
Absolutely loved this movie 🍿
To me/my view is that Fury Road Does a great job of peiqing interest in Furiosa's story. When she speaks of things in Fury road now instead of a flashback sequence on film it allows for the viewer who has seen both films to flashback to what they remember. One thought i had about Furiosa is that a History Man had best know how to spell rather well.
I hope i get to see miller making more mad max films!
Hope we all get to see that!
Thanks so much for filming that last night! Terrific! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
You’re very welcome.
Thank you for this, this is like a blessing for mad max fan
You’re quite welcome.
❤️🔥👅❤️🔥 give Furiosa all your money
I don’t pay movies, lol. They all play for free on the weekends at my Union’s headquarters. 🤓
Such a great Q&A.
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Go watch Furiosa! It's a masterpiece! What are you american people doing?
We’re watching videos on RUclips about it
interesting to hear how Furiosa came about from backstory written for fury road
Indeed. Lots of great information.
Saw Furiosa today. Fan-fuckin-tastic.
I honestly don’t understand the hate.
@@TheImperialCommuniqueme either it’s was gloriously entertaining
Nice one man:)
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I love the part where Edgar Wright states he's making a mad max of his own with Jim Carrey as the grown up feral kid. Im so excited for it!
I want to see the unreal engine storyboards!
Advise to old folks out there(like me):use headphones if possible,its not bad sound quality just too much echo...
Apologies for that. iPhone feed. 😬
Where was this filmed?
The Director’s Guild theatre in Los Angeles.
@@TheImperialCommunique Thank you
When this interview happened?
May 23rd. 👍
Gorge Miler is to Mad Max saga what James Carmen is to Avitar
Right?! I really like his approach to filmmaking, too.
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Wow is that the best applause a theater can give for George Miller??
Thats the best comment you can give him?
Loving Edgar’s tum
Junk audio
Yep. Best I can do with my phone. Apologies.
gee Edgar, you are eating too many Cornettos these days
Guy is in his 70s. Let him have some fun. 😂
Edgar Wright is not in his 70s
My bad, he was fatshaming the other guy then. Guess your cool with that.
@@DonnyKanonelol is it “fat shaming” for just pointing out that one is overweight?
@@DonnyKanonesounds more like “fat denial” to me
oof...he quoted roman polanski...as if he's some beloved filmmaker...
Fair enough, hope youre not a coppola fan tho
that's funny because i only recently saw videos of that guy (recent and old) and i had that thought about him.
something not quite right.
could just be egomania.
ive never heard anything about coppola. what do you know for sure.
He quoted him because the quote proved to be true in his eyes & it stuck with him. So what if he attributed a quote to the person who said it? It was an astute observation, he's not putting Polanski on a pedestal. Though Polanski was a great filmmaker despite all the weirdness.
@@Kaydin66 he is best friends with Victor Salva. Victor salva recorded himself abusing a child sexually and used American zoetrope (coppolas company) cameras to film it on the set of his first movie. He was sent to prison for this and when he got out coppolla facilitated him getting back into hollywood and continued working with him. Its almost like coppola was in cahoots, wouldnt you say? Why else would you help someone that recorded child abuse on your film equipment, and continuously apologise for salva for decades after?
@@ericg1100 interesting. can you provide any direction to look into this? there's a lot of phony tales generated on the internet.
It was garbage, the dirty grit in it looked clean and painted. The cars were cleaner than the ones in the street. The dinner part sounded Harvey weinstein'ish as well.
SUCH A UNNECESSARY MOVIE, THE WHOLE MYSTICISM AROUND FURIOSA IS GONE
You don't have to yell, you'll be okay
i sort of agree but it was still a good movie
Stop nerding out on the behind the scenes deep dive interviews then
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There wasn't any "mysticism" round her in the first place. Her past was described in Fury Road. To me this makes Fury Road a more complete movie.