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War Rig Chase Scene | FURIOSA: A MAD MAX SAGA (2024) Movie CLIP HD
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- War Rig Chase Scene | FURIOSA: A MAD MAX SAGA (2024) Movie CLIP HD
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As the world fell, young Furiosa is snatched from the Green Place of Many Mothers and falls into the hands of a great Biker Horde led by the Warlord Dementus. Sweeping through the Wasteland, they come across the Citadel presided over by The Immortan Joe. While the two Tyrants war for dominance, Furiosa must survive many trials as she puts together the means to find her way home.
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2:04 this seamless tracking zoom shot that locks on to the parachute biker WHILE FOLLOWING HIM AIRBORNE is incredible.
For all the people bitching about the cgi, shots like that prooves that there were more put into these secuences than just mindless action. This is the type of style both Michael bay and zack snyder wish they could touch.
Best shot in the film
The more I watch Furiosa the more I’m blown away by it and this scene, this particular moment, is outstanding. And the sound in all this is incredible too, the parachutes unfurling, the explosions, the bikes excelerating. Man, I love it.
@@CineRanter Crazy to see you here.
I also love the scene of Dementus losing his mental grip while Furiosa is tortured and Jack is murdered. It's the one scene in the film where the editing out of frames of "film" for the schizo/jumpy effect is REALLY noticeable, and it works wonderfully to convey Dementus' state of mind.
I mean yes, it doesn't look all that natural as Fury Road. But the editing, the camera work, sound design are all on the high lvl.
Yeah, Fury Road was unreal with its use of practical effects at all time. But this is still incredible and shows real care in making a crazy unique action scene.
it is literally the exact opposite filmmaking style to what they did in fury road. the shots in this movie are so long and carefully edited it is the most astounding feature of the year by a mile
@@marcus6918 i just watched bts of stowaway scene and i agree. Though the problem is they didn't manage to make all of the scene 100% believable in terms of cgi and noticeable greenscreen. Though, as i said before, i still think that the whole sequence is top notch and in several ways even better than FR.
@@MrTriplemozg i believe its a lighting problem. john seale said that in fury road, george would often say to him :„just keep going, i will fix that in post“ - but john insisted to make george listen.
I am so certain that he did that again in this one. this time the DP just obeyed tho. the sky and weather conditions during the shootings vary so much, you can see that in the bts. the sky being grey, rainy, cloudy etc. this makes it hard for the post production team to harmonize the overall skyboxes and cgi
this is why especially the background looks so off sometimes during the movie.
Some shots u gotta go mixed. They beautiful tho so how can u hold it against him?
I really like how they designed this one to show what they did wrong/needed to improve on and how those led to the design of the Fury Road War Rig:
-More passenger room
-More spacious engine bay, so repairs don't put you an inch away from the front wheels on the outside
-Functional plough instead of just stacked bumpers
-More hidden weapons than just what the drivers carry
-Crew protection on the top of the trailer
-Flamethrower on the rear pod instead of spinning flails
-Base truck is All-Wheel Drive
-Twin superchargers on the engines
-Hidden radiator and smaller radiator caps that aren't prone to being knocked off
And instead of an unarmed troop transport to replenish the Rig, they have an armed scout car.
i so wanted to see the 50cal in fury road
Bro the war rig is just black in fury road wtf are you yapping about
@@TheInfamousDope before you talk stupid sh.t, you should watch the movie. Those are two different vehicles
@@boti1871 It’s the same vehicule with the same functionalities, just black
@@TheInfamousDope then how would you explain the fact, that the one in furiosa is a kenworth w900, meanwhile the other one in fury road is a tatra t815? And if you only have some bllsh.t answer, then i don't need that thx
I probably preferred Fury Road, but I liked this one all the same. The para-glider things were very cool to see on screen.
Yeah, Fury Road is a ridiculously high bar, but Furiosa was pretty great.
Shiny chrome to Valhalla
George is still the GOAT.
I agree George Lucas is the GOAT
George of the jungle
curious george
Boy George
George my little brother
Sweet lord that’s what I like about these movies
This really was an excellent movie. It didn't deserve to do so poorly in the theaters. I blame the trailers personally, made it seem a lot stiffer and CGI heavy than it really was
No! the problem is what you just said. "To much CGI." I understand Miller is in his 80's, but this movie no where near as beautiful looking as Fury Road. I honestly would rather him not show us half effort, when the man is a gifted director. Sometimes you have to call it quits and just retire. 🤷♀
@@jaws392 I'd guess it's not so much about George Miller's Age, but more about the Limnitations he faced. Firstly is Fury Road mostly a near-constant Chase Scene with barely any different Locations, and it is much easier to bash real Vehicles into another in a real Environment, than it is to build Places like Gas Town or the Bullet Farm for real. Plus Fury Road was filmed in Namibia, where the Landscape actually is this Wasteland of Rocks and Dunes, while the Australian Outback still has some small Bushes and other Plants that had to be CGI'd away. Maybe Australia's very strict Health & Safety Standards also limited actual Stuntwork.
Add to that a lot of people now aren't selling their vintage vehicles to these movie sets anymore because they keep destroying the cars (the vintage car market is skyrocketing now and not enough cars to go around for everyone). They even scrap the surviving vehicles for good measure.
So, you need to go CGI.
I love how the Praetorian mechanic guy just gave Furiosa the hose instead of questioning why the Dogman is there, makes him feel very rational and dedicated to his job
2:42 if you listen carefully that bike sounds a lot like an ARCH
Also at 3:20 the horn to the war rig sounds like a edited electric guitar strum. I LOVE THIS MOVIE🤘🥹
2:44 if thats the bike your talking about then look at exhaust header and left engine casing and front forks/brakes its a yamaha mt09 with a chopper sound track.
I don't like using this word, but the war rig horn is EPIC.
@@blt4life112lol! Fair use in my opinion, such a sick sound
I'm still very upset this movie didn't do good at the box office. It was such an amazing movie, with beautiful story telling. This is one of my favorite action scenes in a movie ever.
I gotta think the mortifier were the most elite guys in the mad max universe. Director even said they are meant to be like ex military descendants from the end of the world. They scream elite
I was really sad they failed at capturing the rig. They're so badass.
I need a full movie with the Mortifiers, they (and Hemsworth) were the highlight of the movie for me.
They even have different uniforms for each role, showing how organized they are.
Yeah in a behind the scenes clip they said the mortifieirs are either former SAS or at least the descendants of SAS
I'll say it every time, the Chrome Rig is a beautiful monster of a machine
2:08 that shot is so good man
I worked as a base second second assistant director on Furiosa. I can confirm everything you see in this scene is practical. From the Motorcycles getting destroyed underneath the war rig to the gentlemen on the parachutes , to the claw grabbing the biker. Anya Taylor-Joy who plays Furiosa was actually underneath a moving truck in full speed. I had a wonderful experience with Mr. Miller that I will forever cherish.
The sidecar drag bike at the beginning with the biker leaning forward in full metal and leather is so badass.
3:20 love the sound of this things horn. On par with the War Rig's from Fury Road.
Speaking for myself, it sounds too much like a normal rig horn. Furiosa's War Rig horn sounds like the apocalypse itself.
What the hell is wrong with people this movie is awesome
It a disgrace, Compared to what he produced in the 80's-90's
It was 👌 awesome!
@@paulj9821 It's literally the same fantastic actions sequences just with updated effects. Of course some of it needs to be cgi, but it is done well. That one take with the guy skating on the sand then pulling a chute was awesome. It's like we've watched two different movies.
Enough sense to see that it's ridiculous.
@@selenecelestial5498 The action scenes in the first three made sense.
The sound 100% the picture quality was 100% this was one of the best parts of the movie 🍿🎥 thank you George 🙏❤️
Holy crap what a scene this was worth going to the movies for Millar still top of his game
One of the best action scenes ever filmed
And like I get that a lot of it now is CG while Fury Road was a practical masterpiece with sparing CG, but goof fucking god this is so god damn cool man. That scene with the guy hopping off the bike on skis then parachuting into the air. George is still at the top of his game.
@@cheez1771 dude, even Terminator 2 has CG. Get over it.
Not even top 200.
At first I didn’t know why they called him the octoboss until I saw the balloon
It was in the first act when Dementus was introduced, but I also didnt get what that was at first glance
Wish they did more with him his design was awesome
@@bluecat. Yeah I was pretty disappointed with what they did to him. I hate it when they do this to cool characters. They build up to him in this battle - you first see his ominous kite in the distance, he appears and fires off a few rounds, then immediately gets sucked into the Bommy Knocker. Anticlimactic.
4:54 Mad Max 2 reference. Nicely done George. Little Easter eggs throughout the film.
oh yeah I forgot about that dude IT was funny as hell
I’m ok I’m ok! and then ug dude gets wrecked
0:20 is a mad max 1 reference
@@Scottyy788 what part is it referencing?
@@screamsof653 the part where goose does a burnout on a bike and takes off
To me this is the best scene out of the movie.
Love the part where the War Boy who was dying and was about to do sacrifice himself and the others were like.
WITNESS!!!!
I need a full movie with the Mortifiers, they (and Hemsworth) were the highlight of the movie for me.
Dude jumped off the back of a motorcycle at like 25-30mph with fucking sand skates on and parasailed into combat position! Like what? George Miller is just so damn creative. The Mad Max universe is my favorite.
This movie is a masterpiece 🔥
Hell yeah it is
I'm so glad I watch this at the movies, it had some great action stunts! 🔥🎥
Went into the movie expecting it to be solid but not near fury road, ended up going back to the theatre’s 4 times to watch it. Like it just as much as fury road, FR may have the better action, but this was an truly epic story/movie
best directed movie of the year
2:13 They fly now?
They fly now!
Somehow the Bullet Farmer has returned even though the actor died years ago and no one is following up.
Edit: You see, some people in the comments don't even really understand it.
...and somehow, Palpatine returned
it happened before the fury road tho
@@killzoneliberation STOP yapping before watching the movie. furiosa is prequel to the fury road.
So weird this is music-less, while Fury Road was banging.
The action in Furiosa is slower and more methodical while Fury Road is more fast paced and chaotic. The same music playing throughout this scene really added. Both Furiosa and Fury Roads style is amazing
@@laserpoint3741 whereas if Max is present, guaranteed Mad action sequences😅
You’re on fire and being dragged under a war rig and your final living act is handing off the short hose to your teammate.
이건 진정한 걸작이다!
I love Australian documentary videos
3:20
Epic sound
I want to meet the one who uploaded this whole movie on YT, this movie was fucking fantastic, I did not expect this to be amazing, I can't get enough of it!
Buy a copy, spread the word. Let George be supported.
Same
GOAT action sequence…😢
the Attacking Motorcycles sound like a Lawnmower
What a great film. Love that world he's created.
this movie better get at least nominated for best cinematography
2:47 WITNESSED!
Wouldn't those spinning maces make it feel like the rig had the world's most out of balance driveshaft? Other than that I absolutely love the practical effects in the Mad Max films, it was awesome to watch this one on a massive screen at the drive-in.
The War Boys are about as effective as Imperial Stormtroopers.
Man, this movie was actually great, please let's fund George and crew synthetic bodies so they can keep making all these great films and worldbuilding.
The Great George Miller! Please film the Wasteland!!! I need it! Even the box office isn’t good enough for Furiosa, I could sponsor you!!!
It took me this scene to realize how valued a tool urine would be. Imagine what they do with hair and nail clippings.
And human leather
@@cherryVisionin the game there’s a camp that’s making leather from human skin.
For a post apocalyptic era with free people and manufacturing they do like to waste fuel and tyres huh😂
i mean gas town is pretty much a giant factory making those things
It's not a waste and your not laughing.
Literally gets explained in the movies where the gas comes from.
It's post-post apocalypse.
People are literally half-way through rebuilding the world into a warlord era and have enpugh stuff to wage wars.
5:17 This movie is amazing
It’s probably too dangerous to actually throw explosives at people.
I understand using cgi ragdolls
@Jose.AFT.Saddul Yeah, unfortunately OSHA set back true cinematic experience by a couple decades
Comparing Fury Road to Furiosa is an exercise in how story and characterization can elevate action. Furiosa had a lot of lovely cinematography and stunt work but it just doesn't have the impact of Fury Road as a story.
I’m so pissed this movie underporformed
It was doomed to underperform.
It's making it up in downloads and streams.
No worries.
Me too
Me too
The economy is pretty terrible right now. I don't blame people for holding their $50, but they did miss out on such a great experience.
Даже в пост апокалиптическом мире дороги идеального качества ни единой трещины
could be a good movie if CGI its not that bad
Guarantee you can’t even tell the difference between what is CGI and what is practical in this scene.
@@officerk5271 so please tell me where is CGI and practical in time stamp can you?
@@11herbsNspicess basically everything that you see in this scene is practical. The truck, the bikers, the motorcycles going underneath the truck. Anya crawling alongside the rig. It’s all practical. Watch the behind the scenes footage of this scene. You will see that most of it is practical.
@@officerk5271 i guarantee you not watch the full movie only this clip and only what they show to you
@@11herbsNspicess Love the fact that you give no examples and say that I should just “watch the movie” when I clearly did and you didn’t.
Effects just feel kind of awkward in this scene it’s a overall excellent movie
Too much CGI and less Human dummies...
An epic chase music was missing from this scene compared to Fury road. And more "witness me"
This is a different take. Which is fantastic
no way. this is what makes this movie so damn interesting. george tries so much to do without music its amazing, i love everything about it. for me its at least the best directed movie of the year
Junkie XL's stuff in Fury Road is melodic and percussive, a lot of adrenaline-pumping, hummable motifs, fitting with the fast pace and tight focus of that movie. Furiosa is slow and more focused on texture and mood, and his score reflects that, though the first two thirds of the movie have a consistent pulse continually playing underneath, providing it with suspense and a heartbeat. It really works for the different take here.
The tandem “WITNESS” at 2:48 was amazing tho
Sadly the CG kinda ruins it for me, thats what I loved about Mad Max Fury Road, most of the stunts and stuff war real
If you didn't see it on IMAX what was your excuse?
Deez Flick WAS A blast YO!!! 💥💥
Chasing Petrol, not Lithium batteries.... interesting...
The War Rig here sounds similar to the one in Fury Road. It sounds like a beast, Shiny and Chrome! Sweet!
I know, there is this "Stairway to Heaven"-Scene, but this is still my favorite action-scene in the movie.
Finally new figures I've always wanted Guda & Great Muta
I got to say for a post apocalyptic world they maintain the roads better than my local council in
2:18 what in the scorpio is going on here
2:50 this guy ruined Furiousa's entire plan. If he didn't get dragged under, her hidden bike wouldn't have got destroyed and she could have escaped.
The Cgi though 😂😂
The amount of love I have for George Miller is immense
Like how there's a tarmac road in this scene, in "FURY ROAD" it was all soft looking sand, but in "ROAD WARRIOR" it would have hurt a whole lot more to fall Xx
What a scene! Fantastic soundtrack too 🤩
The first time I watched this scene I didn't noticed that Furiosa has a butt shield, now I can't unsee this.
PRACTICAL EFFECTS BEFORE CGI
That's my motto
For real, this whole sequence looks like it was made in blender, the people look like plastic dolls and the physics just aren't right, nothing has weight.
@@JongLohngson And the people in the comments love this movie, what a joke. The CG really kill the immersion of this movie.
@@TheGregatron3000it was way better in theaters
That’s very true but making Fury Road was absolute hell, I’m sure George Miller at like 80 years old didn’t want to go through development hell like before, they filmed in Australia rather than Namibia as well
Ya complain about everything. Jesus could come down right now and yall gonna cry about his bad cgi.. pitiful. It's a story, enjoy it
War rig horn in Furiosa: An electric guitar strum
War rig horn in Fury Road: A ship's fog horn
What a lovley day! 😢
I wish ford falcon was in furiosa movie😢
In theater It just looked good. i dont know why
same
I miss the Spiky rigs gang from Fury
Amazing scenes.
George Miller should direct a Star Wars movie. George Lucas please.
I’m still so confused why he sold to Disney of all companies. Sorry I digress
1:29 Are they being called "mortar fires?"
Mortifiers, it's the octoboss' crew
Mortifliers
@@paulbenis830 Oh, I thought the name of the gang would be more octopus-themed.
Mortifiers/Mortiflys
I hope a modded recreates this WarRig with the duel tanks I would love to have this in SnowRunners
I like Fury Road more BUT I think this might be my favorite action sequence out of the two. And yes, it looks CGI-ish but they did film this practically. They probably just redid the environment around the action and it made it look a little less real. Still amazing though
prae jack was prob my fav part ab this movie
And this the reason Furiosa flopped, except for Dementus and Inmortan, the rest are boring characters, Wess doing a flip and killing a man with a headbutt is something i member 30 years later, i see this 3 months ago and cant member the guys on it.
Road Warrior is still the best in the series
Kinda dated. But i love it anyway
I still rate the original over the second, and I rate the second highly
It was odd seeing this movie because fury Road had such high saturation so everything looked sharp. Except here everything looks half normal, which I’m not complaining.
"Here it comes."
Bad badlanders (insert bad piggies music)
(Bad piggies reference)
Топчик фильм 😢
I wish the war rig horn sounded like the one from fury road
this is next level
"Mom I wanna see the fury road rig chase !!!
We have the fury road rig chase at home!"
The fury road rig chase at home:
They're both awesome.
This comment right here is a shining example of why media literacy is dead. You went in expecting another Fury Road and didn’t get another one because surprise it’s not the same movie as Fury Road.
@@officerk5271 Yeah, it's the USSR version. Good for you if you're satisfied with that. I'm not.
Here he comes... 🤘🏻
Spy kid CGI
Please actually consider what you’re saying before you say something as embarrassingly stupid as that.
@officerk5271 Same people that worked on spy kids made this movie.
@@kaedenking1764 even it that is true of you think the CGI in this and Spy Kids are on the same level you need to pay attention more.
cant get enough of this stuff👍
Cara name is bumpy knock
George is THE king.
And Furiosa is as good as Fury Road but in a different way...and that's perfect.
Yeah, they are both bad movies with the lead poorly recast.
The change of cinematographer removed the tangible aspect of the environment and vehicles :/
Kind of uncanny to see her fight alongside the War Boys
Damm this is so gooood!!
MY WIFE: [looking up from phone] Oh no this movie is sad.
ME: Huh?!
MY WIFE: The baby died.
ME: What?
MY WIFE: Was that her baby?
ME: Who?!
I want to love this scene, but it irks me to no end that the distances don't match what we saw in Fury road. At least the Citadel and Gas town are depicted as being within visual range (which is why Furiosa was immediately noticed when she went off route) and the Bullet farm close enough to see flares.
Either one of them would have sent reinforcements and by the time the bomb is attached they would have arrived already. It's the same thing as the infinite runway at the end of Fast and furious 6.
It's not a problem of the scene really, but of the story. Just have them not doing a regular supply run or show them being forced to take a longer route first.
Does it specify they were going to gas town? Maybe they were actually headed for Bullet farm, which may be further. Because the bullet farm folks didn't even show up until they got the rig near the canyon. I'll have to pay more attention when I watch the full movie again. In FR, Furiosa does veer off course rather early, like you can see gas town in the distance but she doesn't even get half way there.
Edit to add, perhaps Gastown saw the flares in FR and sent a signal/message to bullet farm from there, sort of like lighting the beacons in LOTR 3 lol. I'm giving this way too much thought, it is just a movie after all. :P
I think bullet farm is further though.
maybe there can be a mad max movie where they arent driving a tanker truck?
The first one
This scene was in the same level that fury Road
Miller needs to make a new movie before he goes to Valhalla...