Production : "George, how many explosions do you want in your movie ?" George Miller : "Yes." I suggest you to watch the original Mad Max Trilogy, directed also by George Miller and where Mel Gibson is playing Max. But I also like Tom Hardy's performance, is such a great actor too ! Oh and a prequel of Fury Road, about the youth of Furiosa and with Anya Taylor-Joy in the casting, is actualy in pre-production !
Considering how movies that are made these days are made to look, I seriously doubt that movie will be near as brutal as this one (or originals) and not to mention filled with politics. I am really skeptical about all movies released these days
At the end of the movie when he finally reveals his name: "Max" He almost whispers, like is a moment of intimacy with Furiosa "My name is Max" He says loudly to everyone in the rig to let them know "That´s my name" Is almost like he is talking to himself, remembering he is still human
I've read a suggestion that this is not actually Max but the Feral Boy from The Road Warrior taking Max and becoming his archetype. Feral Boy may be so immerse in his madness, the madness he has lived, and the madness he alludes to in the beginning, that the only thing that makes sense to him anymore is to enact the man he met: Max who represents goodness and ending up becoming his image.
At this point in the series, Max's trauma has almost turned him into an animal. Being human in the beginning doesn't matter. What matters is just survival.
This movie may seem like having lots of CGI but no. It has some CGI (like the sand storm that was added on top of real footage), but all cars were real. All explosions were real. All stunts were real. They even hired circus people. They had to go to film in a desert where there was no sound, not even a bird singing. It was like living on Mars for the crew and the actors. It is one of the most extreme film making in recent years. Old fashion made cinema.
Not only that, but when they finished making the Speakermobile (w/ the guitar guy on top), George asked them if the speakers worked. When they told him no, he made them go back and hook them all up, because everything had to work. It must've been a wonderful racket on set, with drummers and a 9 billion watt speaker assembly blasting guitar riffs while going 60mp/h through the desert. :D
@@one-eye1721 Yes, just to increase dramatic effect, but the tough part is purely practical. Stunts, explosions, vehicles. The uniqueness of these vehicles, if they had survived, would make them very expensive. If they had used CGI for the vehicles, what would be left is just a bunch of files. The danger was real without CGI. And the isolation of actors was real too.
Another thing I just cant get how awesome it is: Immorten Joe's "Gigahorse" has 2 cadillac engines. At first it was obviously supposed to be just one with some fiber glass double engine on top but someone on production just went "fuck it, here's more money, make it a real one". So that damn car with 2 engines on the same drive train powering tractor wheels? It's real XD holy shit
Let a friend borrow my copy, where the friend would watch half an hour of the film and then switch to the football game. He would up watching the movie and the last half hour of the football game
This movie is action masterclass by definition, George Miller made a comeback masterpiece to show younger directors how it's done! Without shaky cam or nerve wrecking editing. Everything is beautifully shot in this movie.
This is one of my favourite lines and moments in the movie. You can see from Nux's reaction and face how devoted he is to serving and following Immortan Joe. Nick Hoult was an excellent choice to play Nux.
Pretty sure he had some kind of deal with the film studio that he has to do x amount of movies and the last one gonna be the passion project and go balls to the walls with good budget!
12:25 Maybe because it is not the typical protagonist who says hello "I know you for 10 minutes but I will help you since I am a super hero look at my blue cape" that is the great thing about Max, not because he wants to but because he forces him furious ( although later if it helps)
One of my favorite facts about this movie in my opinion is the fact that every vehicle you see was built for real and actually runs. That and the minimal use of CGI. This movie easily ranks among my all time favorites.
My favorite "character" in Fury Road is the War Rig. To me it is second only to the Millennium Falcon in terms of film vehicles that seem to have their own "character" or attitude. My favorite shot in this film will always be the War Rig taking in that deep breath after the sand. That combined with the music is next level epic.
@@rodentnolastname6612 LOL... Now you made me wonder which is my favorite boot in movies: The Boot, worn by Max in Fury Road; The Big Boot from Spongebob The Movie; or The Bigger Boot from the Spongebob The Movie...
Loved the three respective story arcs. Nux wanted to live beyond his death, Furiosa wanted redemption for her forced misdeeds, and Max unwillingly cared for someone again without losing them.
The great director Steven Soderbergh, when asked about George Miller’s work on this film said “I don’t understand two things. I don’t understand how they’re still not shooting that film and I don’t understand how hundreds of people aren’t dead.” sums this movie up pretty succinctly. The CGI was mainly only used to fill out the frame in the wide shots with extra vehicles, but the central focus of those shots were all practical effects. Just a masterpiece of movie making.
10:25 "They look like models." Yes. The warlord's harem. They're cutting off a "chastity belt" there which prevents them from having sex with anyone -- except the warlord, of course, who has the key. (There has been some dispute over whether these were actually ever used in the middle ages. Most historians now conclude they were myth, not reality.)
I don’t know how many of the actresses playing them were actually models, but Riley Keough (the redhead) has modeling experience from before becoming an actress. So at least one legitimately was a model.
The best thing about the Mad Max movies is that even though they all connect together, each one is a totally stand alone story that can be enjoyed by itself even if you haven't seen the others. I hope you get to see the other movies in the series some day, but you can enjoy this one all by itself even if you haven't seen any of the others.
The original Mad Max trilogy is worth watching if you get the chance. The second and third one is similar to Fury Road. The first one is sort of a lead up to everything (and has one of the best car chases in film history).
Magy, all of the car stunts they really did. There was no (or very, VERY little ) CGI or special effects. This is one of the most exciting action movies in a long time. It's also the most exciting story where the characters travel from point A to point B, then go back from point B back to point A, that's the whole movie, hahaha
Road Warrior is incredible. It shows a younger Max in the early years of the wasteland. A master class of production design, outlandish characters, and incredible stunts in the pre-CGI era.
"Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior" from 1981 is good, it's in the same "world" as this one, same director, same apocalyptic world, different actor playing Max (a very young Mel Gibson).
12:18 _"Did you leave them?_ Can they just _work_ together? I don't know." Max explained this in his opening, narrative monologue. He runs from both the living _and_ the dead. As long as he's been running, it would not surprise me if he's forgotten _how_ to work with others.
It's one of the best action films ever made,George Miller who made the first Mad Max Film (1979) with the then unknown Mel Gibson did this and is developing a story about Furious as we speak.
That final "witness me" isn't for a cult leader or what Nux has strived for the whole movie; Nux wants someone he cares about to know he's sacrificing himself so that they can live.
@@ShadowyFox_86 Precisely, it has real meaning now. That's why it hits different then the dude-bro death cult meaning it had at the beginning of the movie.
I watched Ultraviolet the premiere week on theaters adn it was amazing, same as with Fury Road, it's a shame how it was never given the attention and recognition it deserved, maybe because Ultraviolet was too "cerebral" fro Hollywood...
Magy, go and watch "Starship Troopers". This is such a crazy and one of the best Paul Verhoeven movies of all time. A real cult movie. Science Fiction, but it ended on the index very quick. A black list movie, at least in the original version.
This film is on the Mt Rushmore of action movies. I don’t know what I was expecting when I saw it, but was blown away by the relentless pacing. Seriously, Terminator 2, Die Hard, Aliens, and this....pretty much.
@callmecatalyst First stolen, his blood is later sacrificed, emblematic of the triumph of hope Fury Road conveys, a glimmer of which drives every scene in union with fear. It's fairly obvious, but her fury is powerful, raw and immediate, whereas Max's is deep and only bleeds through his actions (excuse the pun), only becoming heavier the closer he gets to humanity (Furiosa). A beautifully made movie.
The Best Mad Max movie I've ever seen! It won 6/10 Oscars including: Best Sound Editing Best Sound Mixing Best Film Editing Best Production Design Best Makeup Best Costume Design.
@@MagicMagy R,I,P.... Hugh Keays-Byrne, the actor best known for portraying Toecutter in "Mad Max" and the villainous Immortan Joe in "Mad Max: Fury Road,"
When there's close to no written dialog, but it's still one of the best action movies you've ever seen, that's when you know the director is brilliant!
It's a good movie, strong stuff with Charlize Theron and she is one of the best actress in the world, her selection of movies is so diverse and she is not afraid of getting dirty looking badly of broken bones any scratches a bloody nose or a blue eye. Some of her roles are really hard stuff like Monster or North Country. Other movies with her are The Cider House Rules, Atomic Blond, Tully, Mighty Joe Young, The Devil's Advocate.
I was always so sad they never made a sequel to this movie. It was absolutely great. Loved your reaction here. I love to watch your facial expressions change as the scenes unfold. You emote very well and go from sadness, to scared to radiant joy with that beaming smile over the course of each film. I will keep tuning in as long as you keep reacting! P.S if you'd ever consider reacting to horror movies I'd love to see some of those!
I love how little of the stunts and effects were CGI. Like they actually had people swinging on poles and shooting fire while cars exploded around them
Awesome you’re getting into the Mad Max world, hope your going to go back and watch the precursors to this. Fury Road is both a sequel and a reboot in that you don’t have to see the others to understand it. Mad Max (1979) - must be with the original Australian dialogue, never with the US dubbed voices Mad Max 2 (1982) known in the US as The Road Warrior Mad Max - Beyond Thunderdome (1985) The first deals with the breakdown of society and the rest deal with the aftermath
I'm so glad you reacted to this Magy! Definitely wasn't expecting it but it was awesome to see your reaction to one of my top 5 all time favorite films and what I consider to be a top 3 all time action film! It's just different from what you see these days!
34:37 "I want _more_ of these movies. If you can suggest me more of those movies apocalypsis kinds of movies and, yeah. I _really_ want to watch more." Well, you know this movie's actually a _reboot_ of a movie just called _Mad Max_ that originally came out in '79. It launched a franchise with _three_ movies. You might look _them_ up.
i honestly think that nux (the war boy) is the best character in this movie... his death was the one i felt the most, he died for the woman he loved, he died for something he belived in.
I think this is the most fully engrossed in a movie ive ever seen Magy. Unexpected that it would be this movie that captivated her so much.. Love to see it, keep them coming
Hello from France They don't make movies like this one anymore for decade. The cars, the sand storm sequence, the last action sequence with the men with poles, the guitar player. All is awsome. Or the fade to black. When i watch this movie in cinema i just thought "What the hell i watching ?"
I agree with you... The reason those types of movies are not and do no seem like this is simply because this movie was made with a lot of heart by the mastermind behind the Mad Max Universe: George Miller and because he requested for all the stunts, explosions, crashes and action sequences to be real, they're practical effects, not CGI, they just feel real and natural...
If you want a suggestion for "More of these movies" Maggy? Then watch the original 3 Mad Max movies. Mad Max (1979) The Road Warrior (1981) & Beyond Thunderdome (1985). These will fill in all the questions you have about the character & also show you Max as he was meant to be portrayed by Mel Gibson.
Check out the ORIGINAL Mad Max trilogy starring Mel Gibson (in my opinion....the one true Max). They have some of the best car chases ever filmed and you will love the 3rd one the most because of the awesome band of misfit kids.
If you liked that, you should watch the 3 preceding movies in the series. (Triva note: The director of the Max Max series is also the director of the Babe series (about the pig). ;)
Hi, Magy. Enjoy your reactions! As a movie buff, I could recommend all day, but two movies I think you would enjoy, that are apocalyptic: 1) Waterworld - 1995 movie starring Kevin Costner, and 2) if you like apocalypse with an alien bent, try "A Quiet Place" and "A Quiet Place Part II." Finally, if you enjoy very realistic and bleak apocalyptic movies, try "The Road" from 2009. All top-notch.
this movie has the most honest depiction of what a fight between a regular man, and a regular woman would be... the dude is carryign dead weight, is experiencing loss of blood, and just survived a car crash, and he still manage to win.
Great to watch another amazing reaction by you Magy and you really have an excellent, great taste in movies!!! I just wanted to mention a few things so you get a grasp of how hard it would be for all these people to survive, how tough they must be, how horrific this dystopian reality is and in order for you to watch the Mad Max Universe in a different light: In the Mad Max Universe, global warming and nuclear war have ended all sources of clean fresh water and even salty water, it seems like water has only been kept in small localized pockets and areas in the Mad Max post-apocalyptic timeline. Industries have shut down and civilization is falling apart, disease and pestilence is the fate of the average person, just like in middle ages and on top of that radiation has made people suffer from mutations and alterations, some of them giving them abilities and strenghts that pose an advantage. First of all, presumably, the heavy greenhouse gas emmisions - chemical emmisions and chemical components released to the athmosphere such as CFCs, HFCs, CCI4s, Halon and DDTs (because the fall of society is located in this universe somewhere between the 1970s and 1990s when a lot of these chemicals hadn't been banned) have worn down the ozone layer and set an alarming increase rate in global warming, besides, it seems like nuclear war and nuclear weapon testing have also played an important role in the evaporation of massive bodies of water. That also explains why it only gets more and more arid over time. If you pay attention, during the conversation between Max and Furiosa when they're deciding which way to go, Max mentions that he drove for 160 days in that direction before driving back and couldn't find anything but salt, obviously that's a reference to the fact that the oceans have dried up, and he was refering to the Pacific Ocean, the largest surface on the earth covered by water and the largest water mass, it's obvious he couldn't find anything since he was driving through the area which once was the oceanic floor. Since there is no industry, resources are scarce: ammunition, fuel and motorized parts / mechanical replacements, all of them essential part of ritual and everyday life are very valuable and very difficult to get, despite them being so important, that's why the people who control them create such an imbalance of power and control so many people, same with basic resources as water, fertile soil or nutrients in general. Radiation and exposure to extreme conditions such as continuous dry heat, extreme solar radiation, extreme cold, sun deprivation, sleep deprivation, water deprivation, extended periods of time without food, have forced changes and mutations in many people's organisms, the primal example being Max, who's endurance and adaptability are beyond the capabilities of a normal human and it seems like he has even stopped aging like any common person, since these stories take up decades, (or maybe they're just not exact accurate recounts of the history), the conclusions many have drawn are along the lines that he has mutated or he's more than a human at this point. He can also stand torture and being drained from his blood for extended periods of time, seems to have quick reflection response and reactions even under highly stressful situations or wounded and can heal very easily and rapidly. P.S. And sorry for not watching this earlier, I don't know why this hadn't showed up in my recommendations or why hadn't I seen it in your channel before, (I had watched two days ago real quick and gave it another watch a while back tonight), but well, here I am, late but safe, great reaction as always, thank you for the great fresh impressions and reactions and your genuine thoughts and feelings about it, especially this one is outsatanding meaning this reaction of yours, and as always it's wonderful... Hope you're doing great!!!
Thank you🔝for the information and the nice words that means a lot, I am not sure how RUclips suggests videos usually don’t show it to everyone or show it late, which is sad 😥
@@MagicMagy Well thank you for being such a kind wonderful and amazing reactor and person in general, you're really such a wholesome and beautiful person in many ways and I've been truly enjoying watching your reactions since a couple fo months ago… And if I say something I mean it's not just for nothing, I really appreciate you doing this and I'm pretty sure you bring joy to many of us when we watch your reactions… As I told you that is a wonderful video as always and I'm not sure if I was distracted or what happened really, it doesn't really matter, I only wish I could have watched it early when you posted it to be early on but that's not that important, the important thing is that I already watched it and enjoyed it, as I said, I watched it yesterday or the day before yesterday first and I watched it again a few hours ago just to pay a little more close attention to your reaction and properly enjoy it… Thank you very much for everything and love your videos, looking forward for the next ones!!!
You should watch Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior (1982). Mel Gibson is Max. It is the best of the original films and one of my favorite movies of all time.
This movie is about storytelling through action. Even in the most intense fight (chase) sequences, the director makes clear who the characters are, what they want and what the relationships are among them. Michael Bay could learn from this. But he won't.
Miller once said about the original movie that he wants people (regardless of the language they spoke) to be able to sit down, watch the movie, and understand it.
@@ShadowyFox_86 I saw it in Spanish the first time. I can comprehend Spanish if it’s spoken slowly, so I understood some of the dialogue. But it really is the visuals that tell the story.
If you like post-apocalyptic movies, you should watch the original Mad Max and Mad Max 2: Road Warrior (both those movies take place in the same universe as this one), also watch - I Am Legend, The Road, Resident Evil, Children of Men, A Quiet Place, A Boy And His Dog, 12 Monkeys, 28 Days Later, Book of Eli, Terminator 1 & 2. There are different "reasons" why the end of the world happens, sometimes it's natural resources, sometimes it's war, disease, aliens, zombies, monsters, different categories of these types of movies, but they're all very good and entertaining and thought-provoking. :)
The Book Of Eli is a pretty good post-apocalyptic movie. 12 Monkeys isn't exactly like what you're asking for, but it's a really fun one. There's one called The Road that's more of a drama.
I wound up in the hospital with a hemorrhage from my duodenum, and needed blood transfusions. I said to the doctor, "can I get the high-octane, crazy blood"? He started cracking up and was like, "Mad Max, huh"?
Definitely see the first 3 Mad Max movies, they star Mel Gibson instead of Tom Hardy as Max. Also you should see Atomic Blonde, same actress as Furiosa but with John Wick style action.
This one is part of the Holy Trinity of Action Movies (Terminator 2 and Predator are the other two) imho. Perfection in any Second and it shows why practical Effects will always be better than CGI. The other Mad Max Movies are also great and all three are classics.
there are movies before this one,whattttt😂😂why am I learning this now this movie felt like it is the only one and you didn’t need to know anything beforehand
For post-apocalyptic, they don't come any better than The Matrix. The first three Mad Max movies are also good - Mad Max, The Road Warrior, and Beyond Thunderdome. Escape from New York would be a really fun one. World War Z is great. Some other good ones are Children of Men, The Omega Man, A Boy and His Dog, Snowpiercer, Oblivion, 2012, 28 Days Later, The Postman, Planet of the Apes (1968), Waterworld,The Terminator, Terminator 2, 12 Monkeys, Soylent Green, and Dredd.
Great movie! If you do end up watching the first film, please make sure that it's the original Australian release and NOT the American English dubbed version.
Great pic, this is a fantastic movie, and being an Aussie it's neat to see so many Australian actors in a big budget action movie by an Aussie (a lot of the side cast are well known Australian actors from mostly TV here) - and hard to believe that the director's movie before this was Happy Feet 2, Happy Feet and Babe Pig in the City! This is also the perfect blend of practical effects and computer generated effects. There's actually a lot of the latter, but they're so hard to see, they're done so well
Production : "George, how many explosions do you want in your movie ?"
George Miller : "Yes."
I suggest you to watch the original Mad Max Trilogy, directed also by George Miller and where Mel Gibson is playing Max. But I also like Tom Hardy's performance, is such a great actor too !
Oh and a prequel of Fury Road, about the youth of Furiosa and with Anya Taylor-Joy in the casting, is actualy in pre-production !
Considering how movies that are made these days are made to look, I seriously doubt that movie will be near as brutal as this one (or originals) and not to mention filled with politics. I am really skeptical about all movies released these days
@@madzec same thing they said about this movie before it came out. And it ended up being great! So we'll see.
At the end of the movie when he finally reveals his name:
"Max" He almost whispers, like is a moment of intimacy with Furiosa
"My name is Max" He says loudly to everyone in the rig to let them know
"That´s my name" Is almost like he is talking to himself, remembering he is still human
I've read a suggestion that this is not actually Max but the Feral Boy from The Road Warrior taking Max and becoming his archetype.
Feral Boy may be so immerse in his madness, the madness he has lived, and the madness he alludes to in the beginning, that the only thing that makes sense to him anymore is to enact the man he met: Max who represents goodness and ending up becoming his image.
@@shadymodnation5781 There are many point against in connon media as well as interviews with George Miller himself, that debunk this theory...
At this point in the series, Max's trauma has almost turned him into an animal. Being human in the beginning doesn't matter. What matters is just survival.
Max is the mysterious stranger who wanders in and out of other peoples stories. He's awesome.
So, he is neither a hero nor a villain... he's just passing through.
:-P
Like the Littlest Hobo of the apocalypse.
He's a folk hero, except that he doesn't drive most of the stories. He's part of the stories, but someone else is doing the things.
The guy who played Immorten Joe, he was in the first Mad Max movie as a character called Toecutter.
Yes.
He is in the trailer I posted above.
Hugh Keays-Byrne. RIP.
Thats so cool I just watched the first Mad Max for the first time a few month ago
Hugh Keays-Byrne RIP. He was an awesome actor!
This movie may seem like having lots of CGI but no. It has some CGI (like the sand storm that was added on top of real footage), but all cars were real. All explosions were real. All stunts were real. They even hired circus people. They had to go to film in a desert where there was no sound, not even a bird singing. It was like living on Mars for the crew and the actors. It is one of the most extreme film making in recent years. Old fashion made cinema.
Not only that, but when they finished making the Speakermobile (w/ the guitar guy on top), George asked them if the speakers worked. When they told him no, he made them go back and hook them all up, because everything had to work.
It must've been a wonderful racket on set, with drummers and a 9 billion watt speaker assembly blasting guitar riffs while going 60mp/h through the desert. :D
There was a huge amount of cgi in the environments, rocks and landscapes etc.
@@one-eye1721 Not CGI in particular but rather retouching and coloring... (There was some CGI enhancement involveed but not much) Different things...
@@one-eye1721 Yes, just to increase dramatic effect, but the tough part is purely practical. Stunts, explosions, vehicles. The uniqueness of these vehicles, if they had survived, would make them very expensive. If they had used CGI for the vehicles, what would be left is just a bunch of files. The danger was real without CGI. And the isolation of actors was real too.
Another thing I just cant get how awesome it is: Immorten Joe's "Gigahorse" has 2 cadillac engines. At first it was obviously supposed to be just one with some fiber glass double engine on top but someone on production just went "fuck it, here's more money, make it a real one". So that damn car with 2 engines on the same drive train powering tractor wheels? It's real XD holy shit
"Is he not going to stay with them?"
No. He is a Warrior, he belongs on the Road.
This is one of the best action movies ever made.
It really is. When it's on, it's dialed up to 11.
Let a friend borrow my copy, where the friend would watch half an hour of the film and then switch to the football game. He would up watching the movie and the last half hour of the football game
@@toddkes5890 That's sacriligeous...
the original is way better
@@maximusX_ It's not a remake bro.
George Miller - giving us apocalyptic warriors, tap dancing penguins and talking piglets :)
And he's a medical doctor.
Wasn't he like 70 when he made this movie? That guy is fucking insane!! I LOVE it....
...I swear I thought you wrote "LAP" dancing penguins!
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Ok. I'm not gonna kink-shame anyone.
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This movie is action masterclass by definition, George Miller made a comeback masterpiece to show younger directors how it's done! Without shaky cam or nerve wrecking editing. Everything is beautifully shot in this movie.
George Miller was 70 when he made this amazing movie. I´d like to keep that inventiveness at that age :)
"And I myself will carry you to the gates of valhalla you will ride eternal shiny and chrome"
"WITNESS ME!"
" mediocre!!!! "
Magy "Witnessed!!" this film
@@movieman175 MEDIOCRE MORSOV
This is one of my favourite lines and moments in the movie. You can see from Nux's reaction and face how devoted he is to serving and following Immortan Joe. Nick Hoult was an excellent choice to play Nux.
I don't care about what anyone says, the Flamethrower guittar dude is already one of my favorite movie characters of all time.
While the movie was really good, he was the best part of it. I want a whole video or series dedicated to just him.
he was really cool for sure
He’s called The Doof Warrior (seriously)
That dude married the redhead wife
He is Devin Townsend lol
The red headed wife, Capable, is the granddaughter of Elvis Presley.
Really? Wow, now that- i never knew.
in real life she is married to the guitarist with the flamethrower guitar from the film
@@babuskakepp3585Yeah? That's quite something.
I did not know that - thats pretty cool
@@babuskakepp3585 what the heck
OH WHAT A DAY! WHAT A LOVELY DAY!
From the director of Happy Feet and Babe: Pig in the city George Miller directs Mad Max Fury Road lol.
It’s like this 80 year old man strolled into this movie and said, “Let me show the kids how it’s done.”
Pretty sure he had some kind of deal with the film studio that he has to do x amount of movies and the last one gonna be the passion project and go balls to the walls with good budget!
@@rampake-1575 Well I mean, he did the first 3 Mad Max's as well, so...
Leonard DaVinci painted the Mona Lisa. He also designed weapons of war. Great artists have RANGE!
12:25 Maybe because it is not the typical protagonist who says hello "I know you for 10 minutes but I will help you since I am a super hero look at my blue cape" that is the great thing about Max, not because he wants to but because he forces him furious ( although later if it helps)
One of my favorite facts about this movie in my opinion is the fact that every vehicle you see was built for real and actually runs. That and the minimal use of CGI. This movie easily ranks among my all time favorites.
You'd probably really like "The Book of Eli" with Denzel Washington. Apocalyptic film, not as fast paced as this, but some nice fights.
Book of Eli is one of my favorite Denzel Washington movies. Fantastic film with some great music...
This movie is one of the best movies ever made.
My favorite "character" in Fury Road is the War Rig. To me it is second only to the Millennium Falcon in terms of film vehicles that seem to have their own "character" or attitude. My favorite shot in this film will always be the War Rig taking in that deep breath after the sand. That combined with the music is next level epic.
My favorite character is The Boot. :)
Hahaha, that made me laugh! The Boot is totally underrated; would love to see it in other films!
@@Jon.A.Scholt maybe co-starring Tire from "Rubber" 😀
@@Jon.A.Scholt maybe co-starring Tire from "Rubber" 😀
@@rodentnolastname6612 LOL... Now you made me wonder which is my favorite boot in movies: The Boot, worn by Max in Fury Road; The Big Boot from Spongebob The Movie; or The Bigger Boot from the Spongebob The Movie...
When the whole world is crazy, no one is...
THIS IS WHAT IT FEELS LIKE TO DRINK A HALF GALLON OF 5 HOUR ENERGY.
HIGH OCTANE MADNESS 🤘🔥🍻
JUST WHAT WE KNIGHTS OF SOUTH CAROLINA LIKE
Loved the three respective story arcs. Nux wanted to live beyond his death, Furiosa wanted redemption for her forced misdeeds, and Max unwillingly cared for someone again without losing them.
The great director Steven Soderbergh, when asked about George Miller’s work on this film said “I don’t understand two things. I don’t understand how they’re still not shooting that film and I don’t understand how hundreds of people aren’t dead.” sums this movie up pretty succinctly.
The CGI was mainly only used to fill out the frame in the wide shots with extra vehicles, but the central focus of those shots were all practical effects.
Just a masterpiece of movie making.
Amount the skill with choreography you have to have in order to make this work in practical effects.
10:25 "They look like models." Yes. The warlord's harem. They're cutting off a "chastity belt" there which prevents them from having sex with anyone -- except the warlord, of course, who has the key. (There has been some dispute over whether these were actually ever used in the middle ages. Most historians now conclude they were myth, not reality.)
I don’t know how many of the actresses playing them were actually models, but Riley Keough (the redhead) has modeling experience from before becoming an actress. So at least one legitimately was a model.
The best thing about the Mad Max movies is that even though they all connect together, each one is a totally stand alone story that can be enjoyed by itself even if you haven't seen the others. I hope you get to see the other movies in the series some day, but you can enjoy this one all by itself even if you haven't seen any of the others.
The original Mad Max trilogy is worth watching if you get the chance. The second and third one is similar to Fury Road. The first one is sort of a lead up to everything (and has one of the best car chases in film history).
Oooh I didn’t expect this reaction. Such a great movie
I’m a huge Star Wars fan and I thought episode 7 was going to be my favorite movie of that year but this movie was better than SW.
This movie its gonna be a classic
It is already, in my book!
It's a modern classic, for sure...
For like 10 minutes, Magy was just saying "no!" Did someone count how many times? :D
😂😂really
No.
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Magy, all of the car stunts they really did. There was no (or very, VERY little ) CGI or special effects. This is one of the most exciting action movies in a long time. It's also the most exciting story where the characters travel from point A to point B, then go back from point B back to point A, that's the whole movie, hahaha
You should definitely watch Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior (1981) if you want more, and then the original if you're still curious.
Yes Mad Max II works just fine as a stand-alone, so I'd definitely recommend it, the best along Fury Road.
As magnificent as Fury Road is, I still think The Road Warrior is the better movie.
Road Warrior is incredible. It shows a younger Max in the early years of the wasteland. A master class of production design, outlandish characters, and incredible stunts in the pre-CGI era.
Can't suggest more of such movies, unfortunately. This is hands down one of the best Action movies of any generation. Hard to replicate.
yep truly one of a kind
"Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior" from 1981 is good, it's in the same "world" as this one, same director, same apocalyptic world, different actor playing Max (a very young Mel Gibson).
12:18 _"Did you leave them?_ Can they just _work_ together? I don't know."
Max explained this in his opening, narrative monologue. He runs from both the living _and_ the dead. As long as he's been running, it would not surprise me if he's forgotten _how_ to work with others.
33:33 See?
It's one of the best action films ever made,George Miller who made the first Mad Max Film (1979) with the then unknown Mel Gibson did this and is developing a story about Furious as we speak.
Yeah Nux is my spirit animal! That final "witness me" brings me to tears every time!
That final "witness me" isn't for a cult leader or what Nux has strived for the whole movie; Nux wants someone he cares about to know he's sacrificing himself so that they can live.
@@ShadowyFox_86 Precisely, it has real meaning now. That's why it hits different then the dude-bro death cult meaning it had at the beginning of the movie.
one of the greatest action films ever made. The world building and attention to detail, without requiring much dialogue, is on a whole new level.
"The Professional" & "Ultraviolet", both are great movies
Ultraviolet! Now there's a movie I haven't seen in a long time.... Yes she should definitely watch that. I should rewatch it too lol.
I watched Ultraviolet the premiere week on theaters adn it was amazing, same as with Fury Road, it's a shame how it was never given the attention and recognition it deserved, maybe because Ultraviolet was too "cerebral" fro Hollywood...
The professional definitely a good movie for you 👍🏾
I love Ultraviolet! It gets very harsh criticism and went mostly under the radar for some reason. I thought it was great and I love Milla Jovovich.
Magy, go and watch "Starship Troopers". This is such a crazy and one of the best Paul Verhoeven movies of all time. A real cult movie. Science Fiction, but it ended on the index very quick. A black list movie, at least in the original version.
Before the movie : "Hum... OK. Let's see this movie in this normal day."
After the movie : "WHAT A DAY! WHAT A LOVELY DAY TO WATCH THIS MAD MOVIE!!!"
This film is on the Mt Rushmore of action movies. I don’t know what I was expecting when I saw it, but was blown away by the relentless pacing. Seriously, Terminator 2, Die Hard, Aliens, and this....pretty much.
Seeing this in a completely empty cinema all by myself was the greatest experience I've ever felt watching a film 😄😁 I adore this incredible movie.
Learn Disney, and Sony, this is how you make a feminist movie
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Disney definitely need to learn. But why Sony tho?
their Amazing Spiderman Gwen is awesome, same as Into the Spider verse Gwen
@@IamNinjaOfNinja the emoji movie, men in black interratial (or whatever it calls like) Ghostbuster 2016, that's what I mean
Just make movies, no agenda, ffs
@callmecatalyst First stolen, his blood is later sacrificed, emblematic of the triumph of hope Fury Road conveys, a glimmer of which drives every scene in union with fear. It's fairly obvious, but her fury is powerful, raw and immediate, whereas Max's is deep and only bleeds through his actions (excuse the pun), only becoming heavier the closer he gets to humanity (Furiosa). A beautifully made movie.
The Best Mad Max movie I've ever seen! It won 6/10 Oscars including:
Best Sound Editing
Best Sound Mixing
Best Film Editing
Best Production Design
Best Makeup
Best Costume Design.
it even won Oscars what!?Ok I am not surprised,it is really good😍
@@MagicMagy It was nominated for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Visual Effects, and Best Screenplay.
@@MagicMagy The storm was caused by nuclear bombs... it`s a good reputation of what Chernobyl could of been like if it had gone thermonuclear.
@@MagicMagy Mad Max Actors, Vehicles & Fans - 40th Anniversary at CLUNES, 2019 ruclips.net/video/JYmjet1pxJs/видео.html
@@MagicMagy R,I,P.... Hugh Keays-Byrne, the actor best known for portraying Toecutter in "Mad Max" and the villainous Immortan Joe in "Mad Max: Fury Road,"
Movie surpassed expectations. 14:54 the most self aware and endearing moment.
yesssss
Honestly one of my favorite movies of all time im so excited for the prequel film
When there's close to no written dialog, but it's still one of the best action movies you've ever seen, that's when you know the director is brilliant!
It's a good movie, strong stuff with
Charlize Theron and she is one of the best actress in the world,
her selection of movies is so diverse and she is not afraid of getting dirty looking badly of broken bones any scratches a bloody nose or a blue eye. Some of her roles are really hard stuff like Monster or
North Country.
Other movies with her are
The Cider House Rules,
Atomic Blond, Tully, Mighty Joe Young, The Devil's Advocate.
The Postman is also a post-apocalypse movie. I think you will really like it!
My Recommendation to you:
Dredd (2012)
Helysium (2013)
John Carter (2012)
Fight Club (1999)
I was always so sad they never made a sequel to this movie. It was absolutely great. Loved your reaction here. I love to watch your facial expressions change as the scenes unfold. You emote very well and go from sadness, to scared to radiant joy with that beaming smile over the course of each film. I will keep tuning in as long as you keep reacting! P.S if you'd ever consider reacting to horror movies I'd love to see some of those!
There’s a prequel in the works from what I heard. Young Furiosa.
"The book of eli" is a great one to watch
I love how little of the stunts and effects were CGI. Like they actually had people swinging on poles and shooting fire while cars exploded around them
Woman: Cry watching the House at the Lake. Man: 30:35 WITNESS ME....🥺
Awesome you’re getting into the Mad Max world, hope your going to go back and watch the precursors to this. Fury Road is both a sequel and a reboot in that you don’t have to see the others to understand it.
Mad Max (1979) - must be with the original Australian dialogue, never with the US dubbed voices
Mad Max 2 (1982) known in the US as The Road Warrior
Mad Max - Beyond Thunderdome (1985)
The first deals with the breakdown of society and the rest deal with the aftermath
I'm so glad you reacted to this Magy! Definitely wasn't expecting it but it was awesome to see your reaction to one of my top 5 all time favorite films and what I consider to be a top 3 all time action film! It's just different from what you see these days!
It's begun. You must now watch all the Tom Hardy movies😋
34:37 "I want _more_ of these movies. If you can suggest me more of those movies apocalypsis kinds of movies and, yeah. I _really_ want to watch more."
Well, you know this movie's actually a _reboot_ of a movie just called _Mad Max_ that originally came out in '79. It launched a franchise with _three_ movies. You might look _them_ up.
i honestly think that nux (the war boy) is the best character in this movie... his death was the one i felt the most, he died for the woman he loved, he died for something he belived in.
One of the greatest movies of all time
"His voice is super cool" ...well you won't be hearing much of it. 😂
She's currently reacting to The Dark Knight trilogy, so she will certainly be hearing more of it...
I think this is the most fully engrossed in a movie ive ever seen Magy. Unexpected that it would be this movie that captivated her so much.. Love to see it, keep them coming
Hello from France
They don't make movies like this one anymore for decade.
The cars, the sand storm sequence, the last action sequence with the men with poles, the guitar player. All is awsome. Or the fade to black.
When i watch this movie in cinema i just thought "What the hell i watching ?"
I agree with you... The reason those types of movies are not and do no seem like this is simply because this movie was made with a lot of heart by the mastermind behind the Mad Max Universe: George Miller and because he requested for all the stunts, explosions, crashes and action sequences to be real, they're practical effects, not CGI, they just feel real and natural...
It’s been less than a decade!
The cars are real. They built them for the movie. Not CGI
One of the best pure action movies of all time. Very underrated, as is Charlize Theron's performance.
Charlize is the best action star. Have you seen her in Atomic Blonde? She’s such a badass.
The game Mad Max is very much like this when chasing convoys,racing or getting stuck in a storm from hell... that's what makes it such a good game
If you want a suggestion for "More of these movies" Maggy? Then watch the original 3 Mad Max movies. Mad Max (1979) The Road Warrior (1981) & Beyond Thunderdome (1985). These will fill in all the questions you have about the character & also show you Max as he was meant to be portrayed by Mel Gibson.
Check out the ORIGINAL Mad Max trilogy starring Mel Gibson (in my opinion....the one true Max). They have some of the best car chases ever filmed and you will love the 3rd one the most because of the awesome band of misfit kids.
If you liked that, you should watch the 3 preceding movies in the series. (Triva note: The director of the Max Max series is also the director of the Babe series (about the pig). ;)
He only directed the 2nd Babe film (Pig in the City), but he did direct both of the Happy Feet movies.
The reason he was tied was because he was a Bloodbag (rare blood type) for transfusions. The videogame Mad Max explains why this war happened.
Hi, Magy. Enjoy your reactions! As a movie buff, I could recommend all day, but two movies I think you would enjoy, that are apocalyptic: 1) Waterworld - 1995 movie starring Kevin Costner, and 2) if you like apocalypse with an alien bent, try "A Quiet Place" and "A Quiet Place Part II." Finally, if you enjoy very realistic and bleak apocalyptic movies, try "The Road" from 2009. All top-notch.
This movie is an absolute masterclass in storytelling and film making.
It's hard to describe just how amazing watching this movie in IMAX was back when it released.
lol i was thimking how it would feel in IMAX, probably amazing
You’re so lucky! I was locked up when it came out but I saw it while being locked up. IMAX would have been amazing!
MOTHER'S MILK, SHINY CHROME!
This is in the top 3 best action films ever made.
this movie has the most honest depiction of what a fight between a regular man, and a regular woman would be... the dude is carryign dead weight, is experiencing loss of blood, and just survived a car crash, and he still manage to win.
Great to watch another amazing reaction by you Magy and you really have an excellent, great taste in movies!!!
I just wanted to mention a few things so you get a grasp of how hard it would be for all these people to survive, how tough they must be, how horrific this dystopian reality is and in order for you to watch the Mad Max Universe in a different light:
In the Mad Max Universe, global warming and nuclear war have ended all sources of clean fresh water and even salty water, it seems like water has only been kept in small localized pockets and areas in the Mad Max post-apocalyptic timeline. Industries have shut down and civilization is falling apart, disease and pestilence is the fate of the average person, just like in middle ages and on top of that radiation has made people suffer from mutations and alterations, some of them giving them abilities and strenghts that pose an advantage.
First of all, presumably, the heavy greenhouse gas emmisions - chemical emmisions and chemical components released to the athmosphere such as CFCs, HFCs, CCI4s, Halon and DDTs (because the fall of society is located in this universe somewhere between the 1970s and 1990s when a lot of these chemicals hadn't been banned) have worn down the ozone layer and set an alarming increase rate in global warming, besides, it seems like nuclear war and nuclear weapon testing have also played an important role in the evaporation of massive bodies of water. That also explains why it only gets more and more arid over time.
If you pay attention, during the conversation between Max and Furiosa when they're deciding which way to go, Max mentions that he drove for 160 days in that direction before driving back and couldn't find anything but salt, obviously that's a reference to the fact that the oceans have dried up, and he was refering to the Pacific Ocean, the largest surface on the earth covered by water and the largest water mass, it's obvious he couldn't find anything since he was driving through the area which once was the oceanic floor.
Since there is no industry, resources are scarce: ammunition, fuel and motorized parts / mechanical replacements, all of them essential part of ritual and everyday life are very valuable and very difficult to get, despite them being so important, that's why the people who control them create such an imbalance of power and control so many people, same with basic resources as water, fertile soil or nutrients in general.
Radiation and exposure to extreme conditions such as continuous dry heat, extreme solar radiation, extreme cold, sun deprivation, sleep deprivation, water deprivation, extended periods of time without food, have forced changes and mutations in many people's organisms, the primal example being Max, who's endurance and adaptability are beyond the capabilities of a normal human and it seems like he has even stopped aging like any common person, since these stories take up decades, (or maybe they're just not exact accurate recounts of the history), the conclusions many have drawn are along the lines that he has mutated or he's more than a human at this point. He can also stand torture and being drained from his blood for extended periods of time, seems to have quick reflection response and reactions even under highly stressful situations or wounded and can heal very easily and rapidly.
P.S. And sorry for not watching this earlier, I don't know why this hadn't showed up in my recommendations or why hadn't I seen it in your channel before, (I had watched two days ago real quick and gave it another watch a while back tonight), but well, here I am, late but safe, great reaction as always, thank you for the great fresh impressions and reactions and your genuine thoughts and feelings about it, especially this one is outsatanding meaning this reaction of yours, and as always it's wonderful...
Hope you're doing great!!!
Thank you🔝for the information and the nice words that means a lot, I am not sure how RUclips suggests videos usually don’t show it to everyone or show it late, which is sad 😥
@@MagicMagy Well thank you for being such a kind wonderful and amazing reactor and person in general, you're really such a wholesome and beautiful person in many ways and I've been truly enjoying watching your reactions since a couple fo months ago… And if I say something I mean it's not just for nothing, I really appreciate you doing this and I'm pretty sure you bring joy to many of us when we watch your reactions…
As I told you that is a wonderful video as always and I'm not sure if I was distracted or what happened really, it doesn't really matter, I only wish I could have watched it early when you posted it to be early on but that's not that important, the important thing is that I already watched it and enjoyed it, as I said, I watched it yesterday or the day before yesterday first and I watched it again a few hours ago just to pay a little more close attention to your reaction and properly enjoy it…
Thank you very much for everything and love your videos, looking forward for the next ones!!!
You should watch Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior (1982). Mel Gibson is Max. It is the best of the original films and one of my favorite movies of all time.
children of men - possibly the best dystopian future movie ever made.
Absolutely superb film
I still can’t believe that people still don’t remember that Tom Hardy was in Star Trek Nemesis.
I haven’t watched it😅
He looks so unbelievably young in Nemesis
Not sure why. He was the perfect actor to play a young version of the ageless Patrick Stewart.
The only other one was James McAvoy
He's Bane from TDKR.
This movie is about storytelling through action. Even in the most intense fight (chase) sequences, the director makes clear who the characters are, what they want and what the relationships are among them.
Michael Bay could learn from this. But he won't.
Miller once said about the original movie that he wants people (regardless of the language they spoke) to be able to sit down, watch the movie, and understand it.
@@ShadowyFox_86 I saw it in Spanish the first time. I can comprehend Spanish if it’s spoken slowly, so I understood some of the dialogue. But it really is the visuals that tell the story.
If you like post-apocalyptic movies, you should watch the original Mad Max and Mad Max 2: Road Warrior (both those movies take place in the same universe as this one), also watch - I Am Legend, The Road, Resident Evil, Children of Men, A Quiet Place, A Boy And His Dog, 12 Monkeys, 28 Days Later, Book of Eli, Terminator 1 & 2.
There are different "reasons" why the end of the world happens, sometimes it's natural resources, sometimes it's war, disease, aliens, zombies, monsters, different categories of these types of movies, but they're all very good and entertaining and thought-provoking. :)
The Road Warrior. Its an old classic. The movie this one was based off of.
The Book Of Eli is a pretty good post-apocalyptic movie. 12 Monkeys isn't exactly like what you're asking for, but it's a really fun one. There's one called The Road that's more of a drama.
Both great movies, I agree, would be great for a future reaction...
I wound up in the hospital with a hemorrhage from my duodenum, and needed blood transfusions. I said to the doctor, "can I get the high-octane, crazy blood"? He started cracking up and was like, "Mad Max, huh"?
Definitely see the first 3 Mad Max movies, they star Mel Gibson instead of Tom Hardy as Max. Also you should see Atomic Blonde, same actress as Furiosa but with John Wick style action.
This not only a movie action. Miller deserved the Oscar that year
*“I AN THE SCALES OF JUSTICE! CONDUCTOR OF THE CHOIR OF DEATH! SING BROTHER HECKLER! SING BROTHER KOTCH! SING BROTHERS! SING! SING!!!”*
This one is part of the Holy Trinity of Action Movies (Terminator 2 and Predator are the other two) imho. Perfection in any Second and it shows why practical Effects will always be better than CGI. The other Mad Max Movies are also great and all three are classics.
Now to see the first THREE Mad Max films, with the original Max, Mel Gibson.
there are movies before this one,whattttt😂😂why am I learning this now
this movie felt like it is the only one and you didn’t need to know anything beforehand
@@MagicMagy Yup!
Mad Max (1979)
Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior (1982)
Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome (1985)
For post-apocalyptic, they don't come any better than The Matrix. The first three Mad Max movies are also good - Mad Max, The Road Warrior, and Beyond Thunderdome. Escape from New York would be a really fun one. World War Z is great. Some other good ones are Children of Men, The Omega Man, A Boy and His Dog, Snowpiercer, Oblivion, 2012, 28 Days Later, The Postman, Planet of the Apes (1968), Waterworld,The Terminator, Terminator 2, 12 Monkeys, Soylent Green, and Dredd.
Watching Mad Max: Fury Road?! I love that movie.
Interesting fact. The bad guy in this movie was the bad guy in the first Mad Max movie
You gotta see 1978 Mad Max 1, The Road Warrior (Mad Max 2) , Mad Max Beyond the Thunder Dome (Mad Max 3) .
Great movie! If you do end up watching the first film, please make sure that it's the original Australian release and NOT the American English dubbed version.
Great pic, this is a fantastic movie, and being an Aussie it's neat to see so many Australian actors in a big budget action movie by an Aussie (a lot of the side cast are well known Australian actors from mostly TV here) - and hard to believe that the director's movie before this was Happy Feet 2, Happy Feet and Babe Pig in the City!
This is also the perfect blend of practical effects and computer generated effects. There's actually a lot of the latter, but they're so hard to see, they're done so well
33:17 Clearly, for the _first_ order of business, they need to develop a more efficient means to provide everyone with clean, potable _water._
I'm so happy you enjoyed it. I loved watching it with you. You're my favorite.
Yeah, Nux dying at the end really gutted me too, I had the same reaction.