Why do you guys love this movie so much, it’s literally not a mad max movie it sucks, it literally isnt true to the original trilogy at all, and George miller had an entirely different story in mind, until certain people made him produce this movie their way
Absolutely! There’s so much visual storytelling on display in it too, I mean the dialogue is great when it’s there but the way the story doesn’t rely on it is just so perfect in the most George Miller way.
I love the little moment on Furiosa's face when Max fires three warning shots instead of just blowing her head off. You can practically see the wheels turning in her head when she realizes that this guy is still human enough to be reasoned with for sparing her life even when she wouldn't have done the same for him literally five seconds earlier.
The only thing unrealistic is how their ear will get hurt if someone shoots a round that close to a person's ear.I mean furiosa shooting him near his ear would've atleast made Max's ear ringing for few minutes or would've burst his ear drum.The same goes for Max shooting three rounds near furiosa.Still one of the best fight scenes I've ever seen in a movie.Easily one of my top ten fight scenes.
What i also love about this scene is the wives actively play a part in the ways that they can based on their own backgrounds. They cant have hand to hand combat, but they pull on the chains and help furiosa instead of stand in the back. Theyre also actively doing what they can
What I liked most about this scene is that Max was never really on the attack. He was frantically defending himself from her relentless assault. A unique fight scene.
exactly which makes no point as to why Furiosa still attack him, it was clear the dude was just trying to live it was clesr he did not intend on killing them, she still did not trust him? after he did not shoot them? but trust him later?
@@jugg9140 i think furiousa is portrayed as having a serious distrust of males. In part from being brought up by the sisterhood and in part just from. .. *gestures at the wasteland *
I just love how this movie handles gunplay. Realistic shot numbers, gun operation... ejecting the magazine and then using the last remaining round to try and hold someone down is a neat trick.
This fight scene is like the purest form of what a real damn fight is like just gritty and dirty and sporadic as hell no obvious over the top choreography
In real life he would have just squeezed her throat and crushed it tho...also I'm sure you would never take your eyes off the only butch looking chick. Like when she started running at him.
@@ImmortalBecoming Max is nowehere near fighting condition as it stands, and Furiosa's no slouch in a fight. Also, Max never stopped looking at Furiosa, Dag got in the way, and Furiosa took the small opportunity to charge him. Max was just too slow to react.
I love how even though he was using him for his bodily fluids, Nux treats Max like he's his drinking buddy. Edit: In retrospect, I think “blood” was the better word.
Yeah! Nux was *basically * a Vampire! Who had the NERVE to say to Max "Glory Be, Blood Bag!" (If i were Max...i would've immediately shot him in the head for that)
@@2025-e4n Well Nux becomes an ally who prevents the rest of Immortan’s forces from pursuing Max to the citadel so... other allies would’ve likely died without Nux
The bit with the shotgun was always a great bit of payoff for me. Like, the audience knows the gun's broken from the sand, and they see him using it to threaten them and like, "Ah, he's bluffing." But then in the heat of the fight starting you momentarily forget, and Furiosa's annoyed look when she pulls the trigger and nothing happens is great.
@@gdduuhsstyhbbb Not sure I can agree with that. Fury Road really upped the ante in every respect. The action's bigger, the cinematography and editing are more exact, the characters are bolder and more fleshed out, and the worldbuilding is deeper while not depending on long exposition.
I think what sold the gun jam moment is Max's own reaction after hearing the click. He knew it was jammed, but was still relieved, when the gun malfunctioned again. He probably thought that there was a 50/50 chance the gun could un-jam.
Alexander Nickaboine Agreed. I think Hardy's take on Max really makes him feel more vengeful and badass than before. He should've been nominated for best actor in this movie.
Let's not forget Charlizie Theron.I was worried about her been in the movie just because "Uhh Feminism ...IT time to changeer uh...". Instead she was well written and...EXTREMELY LIKEABLE.
Wrestling Anime 4life “extremely likeable?” Idk about that. Better than ma Rei sue for sure. Disagreeable c*nt is more the language I’d use, it should have been called Furiosa Road, mad max was hardly the main character
@@christopher6337 CUZ THAT WAS THE POINT. Since the second chapter of the saga the story kinda deviate from Max to other characters. At the end of the day Mad Max is a story about people who're trying to survive . It's not about a one dimensional character
This is legit one of the best fight scenes I've ever seen. There's so much going on and everybody's involved, and yet you can still follow everything because of the excellent cinematography, editing, and ESPECIALLY the sound design. Cannot believe this was made by the director of Happy Feet.
This scene is amazing. This and a lot of the action in this movie is a collection of moving parts. Instead of just Max and Furiosa you have the wives helping Furiosa when they can, as well as Nux helping Max. In addition, all the props used (the door, hose, wire cutter, gun) are either introduced before or used again after, or both. It's almost like Miller wrote the action scenes thinking "How can I get every character and every prop in the action"
Now THIS is how you shoot a fight scene. Very rough so it seems very realistic, yet so clear that we as viewers can follow the fight and always know what‘s going on. This creates maximum tension. Not just a shaky camera to hide the fact that some actors are just poorly pretending to fight as we see in so many other movies.
George Miller was very intent on not having shaky camera styles in this movies, since it already had so many moving parts that you could miss with a blink.
@@derricgreene It's basically going back to basic, before the Bourne movies came out, filmmakers used wide shots camera for the action scene, like The Matrix movies for exampler, after Bourne came out, every filmmaker tried to copied off Paul Greengrass' style in his Bourne movies using shaky cam and quick cut editing, but they failed miserably, infact made it worse than anything Greengrass did in his movies
Yeah. Max being the type of person who would waste three rounds of ammunition to make a point, rather than using just one to kill her outright and effectively, really caught her off guard.
Even when there is no clip, a Gun will always have one bullet in it's chamber, because the clip put it there when it was first loaded. Many people forget this fact.
@@romanov3937 if you dont know about guns shut up! First, it is not a clip it is a magazine. Second i always keep my pistol with magazine but not a bullet in the chamber and thats a thing. If a person dont have a bullet in the chamber, when magazine is dropped guess what... the gun will not shoot. Guns doesnt have a bullet in chamber all the time.
RIP furiosa's hearing plus max is a beast - he'd been starved, dehydrated and bled for days on end, had just survived a crash so violent that the car he was *standing on* was reduced to scrap metal, had been forced to carry both one of its door and Nux afterwards; yet still overpowered the well rested/hydrated bodyguard of the Immortan's wives despite everything she hit him with.
Anybody else get really thirsty for no real reason during this scene? Those brief shots of Max drinking the water do an absolutely fantastic job of conveying how scarce and rare water is in this cinematic universe
***** Honestly no. Its like Robert Shaw and Richard Dryfus from Jaws. You can feel their tension and anger towards each other. The scene is awesome! I just watched the movie for the first time. Its like pro wrestling. You can see the fake shit. But there are matches that I think to myself.... Damn! He's really pissed! If Charlize is mad at... Mad Max(Tom Hardy)then it truly shows in this scene. And of course there's the wet T-shirt contest.... That was kinda cool! :-)
Haha yeah it's almost like this was a movie where she had hundreds of reshoots and stunt doubles and actors choreographing the fight scenes haha so comparable to real life qith 250lbs super athletes....dipshit
Is no one gonna talk about the ringing that happens after the bullet in chamber is fired? I applaud the sound team & Miller for finding new ways to detail this film. Not only does it make it more gripping and engaging, but it’s truthful to the moment. Gosh, I love this film!
Honestly, from a filmmaking perspective, this film is perfect. The shot composition, the editing, God even the little subtle metal music in the back while the convoy approaches. Expert level filmmaking.
She is her own stunt crew. Except when she could wind up Michelle Yeo. OK obscuriosity, when a main actor breaks her leg and you are shooting second unit for 6 months. In Ukraine. In winter. CT's bruises in Atomic weren't make up.
Nux *finally* wakes up after nearly having his hand blown off by Max and after a few seconds he’s like “oh okay I guess me and the bloodbag are fighting Furiosa…”
There are two things I particularly like about this fight. The first is that both characters are handicapped. Furiosa through her missing arm, and Max by being chained to Nux. It makes the fight more interesting because it adds a dynamism and suspense to the battle that we know could go either way and change at any second. The second is the use of props and "dirty" tactics. Furiosa charges Max while he's distracted. Max tries to throw sand in her eyes. Both try to employ every possible object and advantage at their disposal in a fight for total domination. Besides making the fight more gritty and interesting, at also tells us, the audience, something about the world and the characters. Both Max and Furiosa are consummate survivors, and in this world, to be a survivor, you have to abandon all pretext of honor or fairness, to kick your opponent when they're down and keep kicking. This is communicated without a single line of dialog. If this were a movie made by Michael Bay, Alex Kurtzman, Zack Synder, ect., the characters would be doing slow-motion kung-fu and spouting quippy one-liners, and something would explode. This is because talentless hollywood hacks forget the most fundamental rule of a movie fight scene: that it should teach you something about the characters involved.
And Max’s victory perfectly fits into that dynamic. Both are experienced survivalists, but Max gained the edge because he has proper martial arts training. Since the MPF were a police force, he would’ve been trained for grapples, which is exactly how he gets the advantage over Furiosa. Perfectly shows precisely how Max won in a believable way while also adding to his character. Proper fight scene done right 👍🏽
This fight is really well Choreographed. No cliche moves, all seems very genuine, you cannot predict what is about to happen which is the sign of a really good scene.
The little bit of Teamwork between Max and Nux, like where Nux puts the Magazine out for Max, is what makes this scene for me honestly, I kinda just found it interesting
I think it’s due in part to the inherent, albeit twisted, innocent nature of Nux’s character. When he sees Max beating the crap out of Furiosa, Nux wholeheartedly believes that Max is on his side and is working to gain Immortan Joe’s favor as much as he is. As such, Nux doesn’t so much as hesitate to ally himself with Max to bring her down
As a martial artist, one GREAT detail I love is that Max won because of his MPF martial arts training. Notice at several points (1:15, 2:18, 2:33, 2:40) Max is able to counter Furiosa and put her in a hold. The first few only fail because of outside interference, while the last one is what wins Max the fight. These techniques would’ve been critical to a policing profession and sharpened through years of post apocalyptic survival. Had Max not been chained, the fight would’ve been over at 1:15 Alternatively, Furiosa herself also shows great pragmatism by using every advantage she can; goes straight for the kill, uses objects/environment, and always aims for Max’s head. In fact, 2:26 and 2:37 should have been crippling blows to Max if it weren’t for the face mask absorbing them. Ironically his primary disadvantage is what saved his life. This fight is a perfect balance of entertaining choreography mixed with realistic techniques and topped off with a noncontrived reason for victory. * chef’s kiss * perfection
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Such a good dynamic for a fight. She's missing half an arm and he's chained to an unconscious body, at least for a minute, and the wives occasionally grab the chain to help but overall are afraid to get fully involved. This created so many ways for so many interactions and it ended up being very entertaining and felt very realistic.
this might be the best scene in all of the movie. Furiosa being a badass, an awesome fight and Max and Nux working (kinda) together is just the sweetest
I love how at the end, Nux genuinely thinks that he and Max were fighting together. Like, they WERE fighting together... but only because they're chained to each other, not because Max wants to help Nux. He ditches him immediately after winning the fight. But for a second there, Nux thinks they're friends, or maybe more like Max is his pet/attack dog, with the way he musses up his hair. It's endearing but a little sad to see.
It's incredible how, even after watching this movie and revisiting the scene and _knowing_ how this plays out, the way the fight is set up and the coreography still has me in the edge of my seat every second. It's such a power struggle and since there's more than 2 people involved in the fight it makes it all the more interesting, especially with the chains. I think it has to be one of the best fight scenes I've seen.
You see three different characters all with completely different motivations switch sides multiple times, all in one fight. And it works... It's the entire reason why this movie is great. It's over the top but it never feels that way watching it because it's written so well. I wish you had more films where the director and writer actually care about the story their telling.
Max is such an honorable man. Nux thought Max was going to turn Furiosa over to Immortan Joe. Had he done so, Max would've gotten his Interceptor back, plus all the ammo, food, and gasoline he could carry. But he didn't; not even after Furiosa told him the fail-safe switch combination.
You're supposing that Joe is the kind of man that would reward you, and not turn you into his own personal attack dog. If Max had gone back with the wives, he would have never been allowed to do anything but serve Joe. I don't think Max is left with the luxury of honor at this point. He just wants to find a way to isolate himself away from the broken world. Going along with Furiosa's plan was his best bet, even if it meant betraying his own isolationist philosophy. Eventually a shadow of Max's former self emerges, but at this point he's an opportunist just looking out for his own bottom line.
@@johnnysunday402 that makes a lot more sense in reality. Max would've been nothing but an enforcer for a leader or a mission he doesn't give a single damn about.
This fight scene is incredible. It is just as dirty and ruthless as any fight would be. No fancy tricks or moves. Just a raw will to survive and primal fury that fuels the fight.
The choreography in this scene is insane. I can't even imagine how complicated it was to plan this out with so many components and characters involved in it
the contrast between both of their strength and weaknesses is so amazing. That knee to the face was so clinching. Just imagine if he didn't have that facemask on. he demonstrated superior strength over her. But her cunning and wit would have dominated that fight. It was a true brawl against brains vs brawn. fuckin amazing man.
It wasn’t just his strength, it was his training. Both are experienced survivalists, but Max is the only one with official martial arts training from the MPF. Notice how he immediately wins the fight once he gets a proper grapple on Furiosa, a technique that would’ve been critical to his job as a police officer. The only thing better than experience is experience backed up by proper training.
This fight is more satisfying to watch than anything in Matrix. It's at once messy and well choreographed. At every move, someone is a split second away from getting killed.
I love that even though max could have easily killed her he chose not to. It shows he's not completely lost or feral without saying a word and he still has morals.
1:14 That moment right there is when Max got Mad and Furiosa realized she wasn't dealing with a weak clown or a faker like Joe, but a genuinely lethal individual.
One of the best fight scenes out there. There are so many moving parts with the chain, car door, Nux, the other women, water hose, secret gun, magazine. Max and Furiosa look like they're legit trying to destroy each other. Every second of this fight is pure chaos and not a shot is wasted
The easiest thing to forget about this movie is that Carlize Theron and Tom Hardy are in it. Thats how good the sets and costumes were... They are totally submerged in the film. Which is so perfect! Damn 11/10 stars, would watch again in the cinema! In 3 D this time.
"Everyone wants the world to end so they can go play Mad Max. Here's the thing, though. You're not going to get to be Mad Max. You're going to be the guy tied to the stick as a flaming projectile for Lord Humongous." - Pat Boivin.
I want to see how they choreograph this fight scene before they shot it without no edits. I'm sure they rehearsed it too many times to get it just right. Baddest fight scene ever 👏🏾 💪🏾
It's so amazing how there's not one wasted second of screentime in this whole movie. Everything has a purpose. It's always telling the story.
Its called 'Every Frame a Painting' method
And i don't think any character was wasted in the movie, not even the wives. Amazing storytelling
Why do you guys love this movie so much, it’s literally not a mad max movie it sucks, it literally isnt true to the original trilogy at all, and George miller had an entirely different story in mind, until certain people made him produce this movie their way
Absolutely! There’s so much visual storytelling on display in it too, I mean the dialogue is great when it’s there but the way the story doesn’t rely on it is just so perfect in the most George Miller way.
It’s why Margaret Sixel won the Oscar for editing-they began with close to 500 hours of footage and she managed to get it down to a tight 2 hours
I love the little moment on Furiosa's face when Max fires three warning shots instead of just blowing her head off. You can practically see the wheels turning in her head when she realizes that this guy is still human enough to be reasoned with for sparing her life even when she wouldn't have done the same for him literally five seconds earlier.
@Neil Brown How was it stupid? Did you even watch the movie? They allied up and survived together after this fight.
Neil Brown You had some some bad experiences with women didn’t you ?
@@Crisyx91 Haha
And wasting THREE bullets to do that. Clearly he wasn’t out for blood (besides maybe what he lost).
@@VideoMask93 hahaha, cuase nux? lol
I'm so impressed by how fast Nux was able to wake up, realize what was going on and jump in to help Max in this scene.
he and max make a pretty good team
I love how his first go-to move is rubbing dirt in her face/eyes. This fight conveys more savagery and survival than most movies manage.
Barely caught that, good eye
I've seen it at least 5 times and I hadn't noticed!
never noticed that
Damn didn't notice
The only thing unrealistic is how their ear will get hurt if someone shoots a round that close to a person's ear.I mean furiosa shooting him near his ear would've atleast made Max's ear ringing for few minutes or would've burst his ear drum.The same goes for Max shooting three rounds near furiosa.Still one of the best fight scenes I've ever seen in a movie.Easily one of my top ten fight scenes.
What i also love about this scene is the wives actively play a part in the ways that they can based on their own backgrounds. They cant have hand to hand combat, but they pull on the chains and help furiosa instead of stand in the back. Theyre also actively doing what they can
Max is good at hand to hand combat, don't you guys remember Beyond Thunderdome?
@wwemusicfanC This. You summed it _so_ perfectly.
@@somegeekyperson4645pretty sure this is not the same Max from the trilogy
Yes, I noticed that too. I was like yesss
What I liked most about this scene is that Max was never really on the attack. He was frantically defending himself from her relentless assault. A unique fight scene.
exactly which makes no point as to why Furiosa still attack him, it was clear the dude was just trying to live it was clesr he did not intend on killing them, she still did not trust him? after he did not shoot them? but trust him later?
@@jugg9140 i think furiousa is portrayed as having a serious distrust of males. In part from being brought up by the sisterhood and in part just from. .. *gestures at the wasteland *
@@temporaryphase feminism
she only trusts him after she learns he doesn't have anything to do with Joe. He's just a passerby.
@marie It also makes sense cuz iirc the Many Mothers were skeptical of Max and Nux at first.
I just love how this movie handles gunplay. Realistic shot numbers, gun operation... ejecting the magazine and then using the last remaining round to try and hold someone down is a neat trick.
I'd never expect to have so much detail in a mad max film.
Also the one handed reload off Max's boot at the end
The amount of real time details in this movie is astonishing.
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The reloading is the sickest thing
I love the alliance between nux and max here.
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Glory be, Blood Bag! We snagged her alive!
He's going to shred her!
*Faces Furosia*
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It’s cool
A one armed woman vs a man who's face is chained to an unconscious dude who in turn is chained to a broken door.
Never thought I'd see that....
IRHasDiabetes911 ans bunch of women including pregnant ones are joining the fight
Also Max was basically giving a blood transfusion to the guy he was chained to not long before this.
All in all, probably one of the more unusual duels you'd see in cinema.
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This fight scene is like the purest form of what a real damn fight is like just gritty and dirty and sporadic as hell no obvious over the top choreography
i agree
And no constant quipping.
In real life he would have just squeezed her throat and crushed it tho...also I'm sure you would never take your eyes off the only butch looking chick. Like when she started running at him.
@@ImmortalBecoming Max is nowehere near fighting condition as it stands, and Furiosa's no slouch in a fight. Also, Max never stopped looking at Furiosa, Dag got in the way, and Furiosa took the small opportunity to charge him. Max was just too slow to react.
@@manuelmateo3392 suure..
I love how even though he was using him for his bodily fluids, Nux treats Max like he's his drinking buddy.
Edit: In retrospect, I think “blood” was the better word.
Well, in a way he kind of is... lol
Yeah! Nux was *basically * a Vampire! Who had the NERVE to say to Max "Glory Be, Blood Bag!" (If i were Max...i would've immediately shot him in the head for that)
SR Brant bodily fluids?? Bro come on, dont use that word. Just say blood
@@2025-e4n Well Nux becomes an ally who prevents the rest of Immortan’s forces from pursuing Max to the citadel so... other allies would’ve likely died without Nux
They don't drink with tin horns" 😜
That face mask was so helpful this fight, with all the times she was wacking him in the head lol
i also love that furiosa actually screams out in pain that one time she kicked him with her knee
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@@fumanse2070either pain or frustration over this guy being so hard to kill
@MrEdit-ic7th, I'd say a little of both.
@@fumanse2070 Timestamp?
Never mind, I saw it.
The bit with the shotgun was always a great bit of payoff for me. Like, the audience knows the gun's broken from the sand, and they see him using it to threaten them and like, "Ah, he's bluffing." But then in the heat of the fight starting you momentarily forget, and Furiosa's annoyed look when she pulls the trigger and nothing happens is great.
Also a nice call-back to Road Warrior/MM2.
@@VideoMask93 such a better movie
@@gdduuhsstyhbbb Not sure I can agree with that. Fury Road really upped the ante in every respect. The action's bigger, the cinematography and editing are more exact, the characters are bolder and more fleshed out, and the worldbuilding is deeper while not depending on long exposition.
I think what sold the gun jam moment is Max's own reaction after hearing the click. He knew it was jammed, but was still relieved, when the gun malfunctioned again. He probably thought that there was a 50/50 chance the gun could un-jam.
yeah and how they use the gun itself as a melee weapon lol
I am sure I'll always miss Mel Gibson as Max, but I think Tom Hardy did him justice, I really do.
Alexander Nickaboine Agreed. I think Hardy's take on Max really makes him feel more vengeful and badass than before. He should've been nominated for best actor in this movie.
Smash Shane best supporting actor, he was basically used as a prop this whole movie.
Shoulda been called Furiosa Road
Let's not forget Charlizie Theron.I was worried about her been in the movie just because "Uhh Feminism ...IT time to changeer uh...".
Instead she was well written and...EXTREMELY LIKEABLE.
Wrestling Anime 4life “extremely likeable?” Idk about that. Better than ma Rei sue for sure.
Disagreeable c*nt is more the language I’d use, it should have been called Furiosa Road, mad max was hardly the main character
@@christopher6337 CUZ THAT WAS THE POINT.
Since the second chapter of the saga the story kinda deviate from Max to other characters.
At the end of the day Mad Max is a story about people who're trying to survive .
It's not about a one dimensional character
This is legit one of the best fight scenes I've ever seen. There's so much going on and everybody's involved, and yet you can still follow everything because of the excellent cinematography, editing, and ESPECIALLY the sound design. Cannot believe this was made by the director of Happy Feet.
The gunbarrel scratching against the side of the war rig is such a specific perfect sound
That last line got me 🤣
You don't do George Miller enough justice. He made the original Mad Max movies long before he ever made Happy Feet lol
The three shots in the end are the best way to establish dominance I've ever seen.
Especially when there are no spare rounds.
This scene is amazing. This and a lot of the action in this movie is a collection of moving parts. Instead of just Max and Furiosa you have the wives helping Furiosa when they can, as well as Nux helping Max. In addition, all the props used (the door, hose, wire cutter, gun) are either introduced before or used again after, or both. It's almost like Miller wrote the action scenes thinking "How can I get every character and every prop in the action"
Now THIS is how you shoot a fight scene. Very rough so it seems very realistic, yet so clear that we as viewers can follow the fight and always know what‘s going on. This creates maximum tension.
Not just a shaky camera to hide the fact that some actors are just poorly pretending to fight as we see in so many other movies.
George Miller was very intent on not having shaky camera styles in this movies, since it already had so many moving parts that you could miss with a blink.
The actors did their own stunt for the most part, there's no need for shaky cam or that bullshit quick cut editing to hide their hard work
@@derricgreene It's basically going back to basic, before the Bourne movies came out, filmmakers used wide shots camera for the action scene, like The Matrix movies for exampler, after Bourne came out, every filmmaker tried to copied off Paul Greengrass' style in his Bourne movies using shaky cam and quick cut editing, but they failed miserably, infact made it worse than anything Greengrass did in his movies
I liked how he air racked the gun 😂😂😂
Raw fight scene just pure survival instinct, end of the fight "pow, pow, pow," Furiosa's like "okay i get the point."
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Plus I think there was an element of surprise. She never anticipated mercy.
Yeah. Max being the type of person who would waste three rounds of ammunition to make a point, rather than using just one to kill her outright and effectively, really caught her off guard.
3 Points he made clear
>Do that again and I'll Kill You.
>Girls, Hear that? That was a gunshot.
>I have a gun and it has bullets.
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2:08 Most Hollywood directors would consider the gun empty after the mag is dropped, props to the director for putting one in the chamber!
Vice versa it generally shouldn't be so for gun safety 😝
@@leoNE743 Most people who carry keep one in the chamber; if you need to draw it, it better be ready to fire. Same thing here.
Even when there is no clip, a Gun will always have one bullet in it's chamber, because the clip put it there when it was first loaded.
Many people forget this fact.
@@romanov3937 if you dont know about guns shut up! First, it is not a clip it is a magazine. Second i always keep my pistol with magazine but not a bullet in the chamber and thats a thing. If a person dont have a bullet in the chamber, when magazine is dropped guess what... the gun will not shoot. Guns doesnt have a bullet in chamber all the time.
@@alihanbaruk1590 No need to be rude, you shut up.
I love the how you can hear the heavy metal approaching in the distance lmao
Triggers the anxiety
why do i hear boss music?
Timestamp?
@@yagoldt6195 This answer is coming years later but it’s at 2:50
RIP furiosa's hearing
plus max is a beast - he'd been starved, dehydrated and bled for days on end, had just survived a crash so violent that the car he was *standing on* was reduced to scrap metal, had been forced to carry both one of its door and Nux afterwards; yet still overpowered the well rested/hydrated bodyguard of the Immortan's wives despite everything she hit him with.
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To be fair, she was kinda fighting one-armed, and Nux helped Max somewhat... though Furiosa also had the Wives there, so all bets are off, I guess.
The car he was on was just a car. Slit was Nux's Lancer
She's half his size and fighting him with one hand, and you're making a serious argument that he kicked her ass?
Anybody else get really thirsty for no real reason during this scene? Those brief shots of Max drinking the water do an absolutely fantastic job of conveying how scarce and rare water is in this cinematic universe
I feel it every time. I also get very distraught at how much they waste
@@adt4864 yo I felt the same way 😂. Caught myself thinking "yo turn that mess off!!"
We could all use a tall glass of Mother’s Milk 👍
Is it just me or does Charlize seem like she's really trying to kick Tom's ass. This fight seemed very... genuine.
***** Honestly no. Its like Robert Shaw and Richard Dryfus from Jaws. You can feel their tension and anger towards each other. The scene is awesome! I just watched the movie for the first time. Its like pro wrestling. You can see the fake shit. But there are matches that I think to myself.... Damn! He's really pissed!
If Charlize is mad at...
Mad Max(Tom Hardy)then it truly shows in this scene. And of course there's the wet
T-shirt contest.... That was kinda cool! :-)
The two actors actually didnt get along real life, so it's not entirely implausible that george miller just filmed a real brawl between them lol
Apparently Charlize did actually hit him for real a couple of times in this scene, but Tom was cool with it.
They actually were cool with each other by the end though.
Charlize actually broke Tom's nose in this scene where she elbowed him.
This is probably the most underrated close-quarters combat sequence of the past few years.
Charlize showed better form tackling than 90% of the NFL.
Haha yeah it's almost like this was a movie where she had hundreds of reshoots and stunt doubles and actors choreographing the fight scenes haha so comparable to real life qith 250lbs super athletes....dipshit
Hyperion Dark This is maybe the dumbest thing possible to get triggered about.
I dont think you understand what that word means
The worst tackle in the NFL would shatter that little waif.
you people need help. It was a compliment, bjchit wasn't serious.
The whole “slam loading a magazine, racking a round on your belt loop, and then firing three warning shots” will never NOT be cool as hell
I had an existential awakening when I first saw this film. Shaved my head and everything.
Is no one gonna talk about the ringing that happens after the bullet in chamber is fired? I applaud the sound team & Miller for finding new ways to detail this film. Not only does it make it more gripping and engaging, but it’s truthful to the moment. Gosh, I love this film!
*Grunt*
-Max
Honestly, from a filmmaking perspective, this film is perfect. The shot composition, the editing, God even the little subtle metal music in the back while the convoy approaches. Expert level filmmaking.
charlize always kills a fight scene, amazing actress she is
She is her own stunt crew. Except when she could wind up Michelle Yeo. OK obscuriosity, when a main actor breaks her leg and you are shooting second unit for 6 months. In Ukraine. In winter. CT's bruises in Atomic weren't make up.
Nux *finally* wakes up after nearly having his hand blown off by Max and after a few seconds he’s like “oh okay I guess me and the bloodbag are fighting Furiosa…”
There are two things I particularly like about this fight.
The first is that both characters are handicapped. Furiosa through her missing arm, and Max by being chained to Nux. It makes the fight more interesting because it adds a dynamism and suspense to the battle that we know could go either way and change at any second.
The second is the use of props and "dirty" tactics. Furiosa charges Max while he's distracted. Max tries to throw sand in her eyes. Both try to employ every possible object and advantage at their disposal in a fight for total domination. Besides making the fight more gritty and interesting, at also tells us, the audience, something about the world and the characters. Both Max and Furiosa are consummate survivors, and in this world, to be a survivor, you have to abandon all pretext of honor or fairness, to kick your opponent when they're down and keep kicking. This is communicated without a single line of dialog.
If this were a movie made by Michael Bay, Alex Kurtzman, Zack Synder, ect., the characters would be doing slow-motion kung-fu and spouting quippy one-liners, and something would explode. This is because talentless hollywood hacks forget the most fundamental rule of a movie fight scene: that it should teach you something about the characters involved.
amen brother. perish the thought of how it would look under disney. frankly, it wouldn’t even exist.
Zack Snyder isn't usually dealing with normal humans in his movies so I don't think he should be on this list.
And Max’s victory perfectly fits into that dynamic. Both are experienced survivalists, but Max gained the edge because he has proper martial arts training. Since the MPF were a police force, he would’ve been trained for grapples, which is exactly how he gets the advantage over Furiosa.
Perfectly shows precisely how Max won in a believable way while also adding to his character. Proper fight scene done right 👍🏽
This fight is really well Choreographed. No cliche moves, all seems very genuine, you cannot predict what is about to happen which is the sign of a really good scene.
New detail noticed from watching again @ 1:15 Max throws sand in furiosa’s face. Best action movie of all
😂 I just noticed that
Pocket sand!
“I got it!”
I don’t know why but it cracks me up how excited Nux gets there every time.
The 3 shots next to her face. Most epic gunshot moments in cinematic history.
The little bit of Teamwork between Max and Nux, like where Nux puts the Magazine out for Max, is what makes this scene for me honestly, I kinda just found it interesting
I think it’s due in part to the inherent, albeit twisted, innocent nature of Nux’s character. When he sees Max beating the crap out of Furiosa, Nux wholeheartedly believes that Max is on his side and is working to gain Immortan Joe’s favor as much as he is. As such, Nux doesn’t so much as hesitate to ally himself with Max to bring her down
0:40 "Angharad, is that just the wind, or is it a furious vexation?"
Simply deep and poetic!
I don't remember that wife's name, but I love how she so often goes from such poetic dialogue to vulgar insults.
@@derricgreene Ikr she was quite a character. I believe her name was "The Dag"
Tom hardy , Charlize Theron are such excellent actor and actress
The fact Furiosa kept a Glock hidden in some skulls on the trailer of the War Rig goes to show just how damn smart she is.
As a martial artist, one GREAT detail I love is that Max won because of his MPF martial arts training.
Notice at several points (1:15, 2:18, 2:33, 2:40) Max is able to counter Furiosa and put her in a hold. The first few only fail because of outside interference, while the last one is what wins Max the fight. These techniques would’ve been critical to a policing profession and sharpened through years of post apocalyptic survival. Had Max not been chained, the fight would’ve been over at 1:15
Alternatively, Furiosa herself also shows great pragmatism by using every advantage she can; goes straight for the kill, uses objects/environment, and always aims for Max’s head. In fact, 2:26 and 2:37 should have been crippling blows to Max if it weren’t for the face mask absorbing them. Ironically his primary disadvantage is what saved his life.
This fight is a perfect balance of entertaining choreography mixed with realistic techniques and topped off with a noncontrived reason for victory.
* chef’s kiss * perfection
With the dehydration and everything that happened to Max I guess you could say both fighters had a handicap!
dehydration and you forgget all the blood that nux pumped him...
Max is fuckin badass
True, if Max were at his finest he would kick furiosa's ass even faster than he did there
BIGRO
They both may have been handicapped but Max was the one with the cap in his hand!
The flame-shooting guitarist is Australian artist/musician Sean Hape, better known as Iota. In an interview on Vice (2013), he said the guitar weighed 132 pounds and shot real gas-powered flames, which he controlled using the whammy bar.
Didn’t they use Flea??
Max Rockatansky is mad! Such ruthless Antihero and I love him! And not to forget about Furiosa, badass female Warrior!
If Furiosa had both hands, she'd destroy Max.
@@ryanbrets7695Ifs don't matter, she loss.
@@ryanbrets7695nah
charlize was such a badass in this movie, all the women were really
love to see it tbh
Such a good dynamic for a fight. She's missing half an arm and he's chained to an unconscious body, at least for a minute, and the wives occasionally grab the chain to help but overall are afraid to get fully involved. This created so many ways for so many interactions and it ended up being very entertaining and felt very realistic.
this might be the best scene in all of the movie. Furiosa being a badass, an awesome fight and Max and Nux working (kinda) together is just the sweetest
One of the best actions scenes ever.
2:15 me trying to help with anything
D
That struggle at 2:35 🤘🏽 we all done it before in a fight lmao when I first saw that I was like “damn they REALLY fighting”
I wouldn't know since I've never been in a real fight before.
It's so cute how the wives are helping Furiosa and Nux is helping Max lol
I love how at the end, Nux genuinely thinks that he and Max were fighting together. Like, they WERE fighting together... but only because they're chained to each other, not because Max wants to help Nux. He ditches him immediately after winning the fight. But for a second there, Nux thinks they're friends, or maybe more like Max is his pet/attack dog, with the way he musses up his hair. It's endearing but a little sad to see.
Blue M. Hart Nux is essentially a child so it’d make sense why he’d react that way when obtaining victory
And takes back his leather jacket from Nux..
Ok but ngl that's so cute that Nux just ruffles his hair like he's a dog lol
It's incredible how, even after watching this movie and revisiting the scene and _knowing_ how this plays out, the way the fight is set up and the coreography still has me in the edge of my seat every second. It's such a power struggle and since there's more than 2 people involved in the fight it makes it all the more interesting, especially with the chains. I think it has to be one of the best fight scenes I've seen.
You see three different characters all with completely different motivations switch sides multiple times, all in one fight. And it works... It's the entire reason why this movie is great. It's over the top but it never feels that way watching it because it's written so well. I wish you had more films where the director and writer actually care about the story their telling.
Awesome scene
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The mag loading scene was a world class teamwork.
Max is such an honorable man. Nux thought Max was going to turn Furiosa over to Immortan Joe. Had he done so, Max would've gotten his Interceptor back, plus all the ammo, food, and gasoline he could carry. But he didn't; not even after Furiosa told him the fail-safe switch combination.
He's a nice guy *tips fedora*
You're supposing that Joe is the kind of man that would reward you, and not turn you into his own personal attack dog. If Max had gone back with the wives, he would have never been allowed to do anything but serve Joe. I don't think Max is left with the luxury of honor at this point. He just wants to find a way to isolate himself away from the broken world. Going along with Furiosa's plan was his best bet, even if it meant betraying his own isolationist philosophy. Eventually a shadow of Max's former self emerges, but at this point he's an opportunist just looking out for his own bottom line.
Max shoot Joe's favourite wife leg. There were no sure rewards for him :)
I wish he had done that so the most pointless character in the movie would be eliminated.
@@johnnysunday402 that makes a lot more sense in reality. Max would've been nothing but an enforcer for a leader or a mission he doesn't give a single damn about.
This fight scene is incredible. It is just as dirty and ruthless as any fight would be. No fancy tricks or moves. Just a raw will to survive and primal fury that fuels the fight.
The sound design in this movie is on another level.
The choreography in this scene is insane. I can't even imagine how complicated it was to plan this out with so many components and characters involved in it
1:02 damn, she lifted Max with one hand
She used most of her body weight and momentum in order to tackle him.
I don’t think Charlize & Hardy were acting here, they genuinely wanted to bash each others faces in.
Probably true I believe they hated each other during filming.
the contrast between both of their strength and weaknesses is so amazing. That knee to the face was so clinching. Just imagine if he didn't have that facemask on. he demonstrated superior strength over her. But her cunning and wit would have dominated that fight. It was a true brawl against brains vs brawn. fuckin amazing man.
Dont forget that he was chained
It wasn’t just his strength, it was his training. Both are experienced survivalists, but Max is the only one with official martial arts training from the MPF. Notice how he immediately wins the fight once he gets a proper grapple on Furiosa, a technique that would’ve been critical to his job as a police officer. The only thing better than experience is experience backed up by proper training.
“He’s gonna shred her!” Like how Coma is shredding that guitar in the distance?
This fight is more satisfying to watch than anything in Matrix. It's at once messy and well choreographed. At every move, someone is a split second away from getting killed.
I counted 107 cuts but I think I missed a few. And yet it’s perfect legible. This is the best editing ever committed to film.
George Miller - "oh! Look at this nice film trope! I think I'll just THROW IT IN THE FURNACE"
I think its adorable how Nux immediately started helping Max
WOW WHAT A SCENE!!
WHAT A LOVELY SCENE!!
2:47 Max shows he's still a _human_
I love that even though max could have easily killed her he chose not to. It shows he's not completely lost or feral without saying a word and he still has morals.
HOORAY! NO SHAKY CAM! Notice how sometimes you can tell it was handheld but they held it as steady as they could because they like you audience.
"Angharad, is that just the wind, or is it a furious vexation?" ...
Seriously tho, what is up with Tom Hardy covering his face in almost every movie he has ever been? 😂
this is hands down the most epic fight I've seen in movies
1:14 That moment right there is when Max got Mad and Furiosa realized she wasn't dealing with a weak clown or a faker like Joe, but a genuinely lethal individual.
One of the best action movies of all time.
I love the way furiosa realised that max isnt trying to kill him
All that in 3 mins it feels like 10.
That "click" when the shotgun doesn't fire is pure magic.
The gun was already broken but he used it to fool them.
2:55 turn on subtitles
ELECTRIC GUITAR MUSIC APPROACHING IN THE DISTANCE
just came back from furiosa & rewatched fury road, i love her so much rahhh
Easily one of the most badass fight scenes ever created
One of the best fight scenes out there. There are so many moving parts with the chain, car door, Nux, the other women, water hose, secret gun, magazine. Max and Furiosa look like they're legit trying to destroy each other. Every second of this fight is pure chaos and not a shot is wasted
I love how he takes his eyes off her for half a second and she's just on him
The easiest thing to forget about this movie is that Carlize Theron and Tom Hardy are in it. Thats how good the sets and costumes were... They are totally submerged in the film. Which is so perfect! Damn 11/10 stars, would watch again in the cinema! In 3 D this time.
i dont care for the plot of mad max but this scene is the shit i love it
Shelby Simpson This movie is great.
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bold of the director to make Max communicate in barks and grunts but I'm not complaining
I find it funny when the wives were trying to help but couldn't go near max and they all screamed when he turned around 😂
Good god the acting. This isn't a movie...it's a masterpiece
i love how he brings the mag to him 2:43
"Everyone wants the world to end so they can go play Mad Max. Here's the thing, though. You're not going to get to be Mad Max. You're going to be the guy tied to the stick as a flaming projectile for Lord Humongous." - Pat Boivin.
Max is damn strong for a man who was recently dehydrated and had his blood taken.
My god this is what makes Max such a legend of the wasteland.
Furiosa wasn't bad, its just that this movie was incredible.
I love how the wives are not useless, they clearly are not fighters but they will help every way they can... i mean, except that one.
One of the greatest action movies since Terminator 2.
5 years later, this still is the sickest action movie of the 2010s easily
I want to see how they choreograph this fight scene before they shot it without no edits. I'm sure they rehearsed it too many times to get it just right. Baddest fight scene ever 👏🏾 💪🏾