Mad Max Fury Road - Ending Scene
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- Опубліковано 31 гру 2015
- Fantastic ending.
Mad Max Fury Road is a 2015 action film directed and produced by George Miller, and written by Miller, Brendan McCarthy and Nico Lathouris. The fourth instalment in the Mad Max franchise, it is an Australian and American venture produced by Kennedy Miller Mitchell, RatPac-Dune Entertainment and Village Roadshow Pictures. It is set in a future desert wasteland where gasoline and water are scarce commodities. It follows Max Rockatansky (Tom Hardy), who joins forces with Imperator Furiosa (Charlize Theron) to flee from cult leader Immortan Joe (Hugh Keays-Byrne) and his army in an armoured tanker truck, which leads to a lengthy road battle. The film also features Nicholas Hoult, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Riley Keough, Zoë Kravitz, Abbey Lee and Courtney Eaton.
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I love this ending and Max' "relationship" with Furiosa. There was no forced romance between the 2 of them. There was not even any need for a proper goodbye. Just a silent respect between the 2 of them. I liked the little head nod at the end between them
SageofSorrow came to say exactly this. That little acknowledgement between the two speaks more than words. Of all the scenes in the film that could stick in memory, this one’s the biggest for me.
But i think a romance, if well developed, would have been really nice. I mean they had amazing chemestry without even saying a single word to each other, imagine what would happen if they did a sequel
@@madapigi1 I think in the story max is supposed to fall for Furiosa but I think they changed it or are saving it for a second film.
Me too, and the back ground music at this scence. So freaking amazing. I had teary eyes.
I read somewhere in the original story. Max goes up onto the bridge. Because of her and joins civilization which ends the series
I love how Max doesn't stay and continues his journey. I really hope he finds his peace.
That's max's character he doesn't have an end goal or usually have a location to go to he just drives and ends up getting involed into somebody else's situation who can't handle it themselves and reluctantly helps doing it for a reward or the enemy pissed him off badly so when he saves the day his intentions aren't always from the kindness of his heart but still in there world max is still the closet thing to a hero
I know little of Mad Max, but from what videos I've seen talking about the timeline, this movie is taking place before 2.
@@oogiegaming2907 I doubt it, in Mad Max 2 the apocalypse seems to have been somewhat recent with characters mentioning their lives before it happened and are shown to remember a normal world, in Fury Road humans are at almost stone age levels of development and have almost reverted to a feral existence, the Warboyz seem to think cars are magical and one of Joe's wives doesn't recognise a satellite.
@@kieranfo3739 No clue. I'm fairly new to the Mad Max timeline, I've heard about this one I mentioned from videos and sites.
Rest of the immortal Joe’s teams are coming back to base for revenge . I will not stay and ran away like him .
A TRUE HERO, EXPECTS NO REWARD.
LK 6767 Dumbass
@LK 6767 "trust me on this" bruh who tf are you lmao
@LK 6767 dad?
@LK 6767 That’s your opinion, bruv.
@LK 6767 Not that I'm intending to for reasons you might be thinking of. My point is that there is no innate wrong in being selfless sometimes.
And the Road Warrior? That was the last we ever saw of him. He lives now... only in my memories.
The Road Warrior is now a myth, some says he is still wondering around the wasteland...looking for peace...
What about the chief of the northern tribe?
He died of thirst in the desert
@@somegeekyperson4645 pretty nice one.
i heard he's still body slamming some Warboys in Gastown
I love that the character of Max is regarded as this figurative semi-mystical guardian, the “road warrior”, who winds up helping those in need and then just disappears. It ends the film on a happy, yet melancholic note, knowing that those he helped will never see him again as he leaves to continue his own “journey”. Perfection.
Hes the little hobo. Lol
Well said
In my understanding, the character, Max, and the films/stories he’s been involved in are not meant to be a cohesive narrative. It seems like Max is more a vague, mythological character in the Mad Max universe. Perhaps, in the continuity of the wasteland, Max and the stories he is involved in are purely mythological, rather than literal. An amalgamation of a number of “heroic” characters throughout the wasteland and its history, rather than a structured narrative describing the life of a single man. This would perhaps explain the inconsistencies between each of the films, showing that Max is not any specific character, but an adaptable mold, much like, for example, Hercules, or Zeus, whose stories and myths, taken collectively, are inconsistent and, at times, even contradictory to one another. This is by no means canon, nor has it even been suggested by the creators of the series (not to my knowledge anyway), but I think it’s a plausible theory.
@@Rum-RunnerLove this. Feels right for him
He wasn't even the main character 🤦🏽♀️
and thus all the water was used and everyone died
Maybe. But at least they died in each others' arms and not at the hands of a false god.
they mentioned the water was pumped up from underground, Australia has the largest and deepest artesian basin in the world, stretching over 1,700,000 square kilometres (660,000 sq mi), we currently use 42 million litres of water daily from it. so it would probably take a while to run out.
Madi max4
Your pony avatar makes this comment so much better
Patrick star
this is my favourite scene. even though Max has a chance for a better life a chance for love a chance for companionship a chance for friends he decides to literally jump from the platform and disappear into the crowd of homeless people.
yeah it makes no sense, but whatever its a movie.
garret morris he needs to reach the plains of silence to find peace. And he needs his car back, since it’s the only thing he has from the past.
garret morris That’s always been Max’s character
Look at any of the Mad Max endings and Max never returns for any form of civilization.
At the end of The Road Warrior, he had a chance to go with the Gyro Captain, but doesn’t. Only the Kid does.
At the end of Beyond Thunderdome, he stays behind and allows the kids to leave and never goes with Entity.
The guy is always meant to wander the wasteland alone.
his car is technically there so
@@garretmorris6237 apparently you don't know how introverts/loners feel/live
Without a shred of doubt, one of THE most epic movie endings of all time.
There is nothing special about it.
If you dismiss all the other 'most epic movie endings of all time', then yes, this is one of THE most epic movie endings of all time.
Not even close
@@Lucas_Tulic True. I totally forgot the timeless and unforgettably epic ending to Baby Genuises 2 😂🤣😂🤣
@Louie Ovares WTF are you talking about I've seen all the Leprechaun films at least a dozen times each 😂🤣😂🤣
finally a reboot done with love. I love how Max just disappears into the crowd, becoming a true legend.
Becoming a Dark Knight
@@divisionagentbailey6727 he merely adopted the dark because he was born in it ;)
More like a re-quel
As in Reboot and sequel
Miller says this is not a reboot wtf are you talkinf about
How's this a reboot? It's just a sequel with a different actor
They couldn't just keep casting Mel, he's getting up there lol
"Where must we go, we who wander this wasteland, in search of our better selves?"
-The First History Man
What?
Andrae Walker II I don’t know it’s what the movies says.
Its author, "the First History Man," isn't specified by name, but two Mad Max comic prequels co-written by Miller use a "History Man" character as the narrator. Called a "Wordburger," the History Man acts as a living book, with names and whole stories tattood on his person.
@@andraewalkerii8037 Its author, "the First History Man," isn't specified by name, but two Mad Max comic prequels co-written by Miller use a "History Man" character as the narrator. Called a "Wordburger," the History Man acts as a living book, with names and whole stories tattood on his person.
Olegh Rozman oh. Cool.
And that's how to have a female hero without forcing it.
@LK 6767 I was too invested in the action to really care for this one.
On as similar topic, Disney announced they will stop trying to push PC on viewers and just get back to creating good entertainment.
They took a look at their bottom line and realized they were alienated a very large portion of their viewers.
@@almVancouver I hope you’re right, can you give me the source pls?
@@almVancouver Stfu boomer
@LK 6767 Cry about it
@LK 6767 More confused as to how people still don’t understand that movies have themes and just because themes sometimes lean feminist doesn’t mean they’re beating you over the head with propaganda or feminist messages.
max is now a memory again...
Juan Fernando Buniao And the Road Warrior? That was the last we ever saw of him. He lives now... only in my memories.
Not a memory - a legend. The legend of the Road Warrior.
Exactly
That's the beautiful thing about this ending.
In Mad Max 2 he became the legendary Road Warrior for helping people in despair. But "something" happened after Mad Max 3 that made him lose all hope.
"Once I was a cop... A road warrrior searching for a righteous cause".
After failing to protect a bunch of innocent people he lost what was left of his tortured mind.
He became a ferocious beast reduced to instinct of survive to the point that he was ready to give back Inmmortan Joe his brides just to save himself.
But this experience "cured" him.
When he saw the water going to the people he remembered all of those ocasions in wich he actually succeeded in helping others.
He stopped being an animal and became once again the Road Warrior.
And just left...
Knowing he had redeemed himself.
Pray he’s out there
Somewhere
The best action movie ever made. I really regretted not to have watched it in the theater.
Yeah amazing to see in the theater. Not a big 3D movie watching person but I saw this film as a free preview showing and it was in 3D and pretty amazing!
This was far and away the best movie experience I've ever had.
Saw it the day it came out in the theater
It was tom hardy as the great max
Yah man, I was actually blown away by how good it was. It far exceeded my expectations!
I've seen in the theater back then. One of the best movie experiences I had in my life, and easily one of the best movies I watched in this past 10 years.
If you were fortunate enough to see this in theaters, the horns and drums at the end were insanely loud but man did everyone in the theater smile right along. It was like closing the book after reading an epic tale.
I still remember it. Even watching the clips brings tears to my eyes from the nostalgia of my theatre experience. One of the only movies I got right back in line to buy another ticket for once I finished the first watch.
Oh man you captured the feeling perfectly. It was like finishing a great book😊
I'm so happy they didn't force a romance between the two. It was such a great aspect having the two together as some sort of unstoppable force.
I dont think Max will ever have a love interest after he lost his wife and child in the first film, thats what makes him a tragic hero
Actually, they're supposed to be inlove in one of the story boards.
@@somegeekyperson4645 Gay
@@divisionagentbailey6727 ???
@@somegeekyperson4645 source?
The final quote just wraps the movie up perfectly. The drive inside of us to survive makes us ignore others plights and sorrows, making many of us turn blind eyes everyday to all the suffering we see. And we live on.
But once in awhile, a few here and there decide to stand up and help against tyranny, oppression, homelessness, destitution, or any other plight that makes others suffer.
This is captured when max goes back and tells them to make a run for the citadel and collapse the canyon pass. Nux says “feels like Hope”. Inspires the entire group to make a stand and fight for a better future.
Makes me think about my own path and if I’m doing all I can to find the better version of myself. I think that’s what I take away from this movie every time I watch it.
beautifully put.
Ideed
That's what I love about this movie. The more you think about it the more it goes from a fun action movie to a genuine look at what makes us human
This is why I love Mad Max. He initially has no intention in helping the good people because HE himself is also trying to survive. But he ends up risking his life to save people.
Then leaves into the sunset without saying goodbye and before they can thank him.
A hero. Despite everything.
That's the beautiful thing about this ending.
In Mad Max 2 he became the legendary Road Warrior for helping people in despair. But "something" happened after Mad Max 3 that made him lose all hope.
"Once I was a cop... A road warrrior searching for a righteous cause".
After failing to protect a bunch of innocent people he lost what was left of his tortured mind.
He became a ferocious beast reduced to instinct of survive to the point that he was ready to give back Inmmortan Joe his brides just to save himself.
But this experience "cured" him.
When he saw the water going to the people he remembered all of those ocasions in wich he actually succeeded in helping others.
He stopped being an animal and became once again the Road Warrior.
And just left...
Knowing he had redeemed himself.
Or maybe his quest is starting again to save more people (assuming there will be a sequel).
@Ben Magnez Its a concrete fact that they are not and are all there own stories of a lone ranger in the wasteland. They are all loosely connected with wild inconsistencies for them to be connected. Fury road is set 50 fkn years after the third movie, dsnt even make sense.
Beautifully put. :(
@Ben Magnez Fury Road is actually a reboot to the series.
rip hope & glory
That final glance max gives is all you need to know to love his character.
such a humble nod, couldn't have casted him better
Epic ending to an epic film
Max once again only exists in legend.
That head nod got me teary eyed 🥺
Nod seemed to me as thank you. Maybe she reffered " thank you for saving my life and for helping us to come back.
such a perfect humble nod
@@rudolfbriski4853he’s thanking her as well, she helped him find Hope again
@@rudolfbriski4853 well no shit sherlock
Max realized he’s accomplished his goal, he’s brought serenity and hope to so many people. Earlier in the movie when he tells Furiosa that hope is a bad thing, here I think he realizes it can be achieved for other people, maybe not himself but the satisfaction it brings him to see what him and Furiosa accomplish, he travels ones more to try and see if he can succeed with others. His work is done and so he moves on. It’s so beautiful how he sneaks off as Furiosa is washed away by the joy of the moment. Pure brilliance.
It's a great ending. I know that it was probably most in character and made sense with the plot that Max left, but a part of me wishes that he would have stayed with Furiosa and the rest at the end. What a perfect movie though.
olivia slusser It was a great ending alright Ill give it that but what would be better if the song kept playing max finds his car and rides off into the sunset
DatBoi Scorpius Nah that would've been too much it's perfect the way it is. Two heroes nod in respect and Max disappears like he always does after helping a group of people out.
Moviefan123 but his car is in the desert not unless max want to walk miles and miles to go get it
Max never seems to stick around with anyone he helps/saves. It's like he's destined/cursed to be a wandering hero, finding others in need of aid, but unable to be with them.
Apparently in the original script they would've been in a somewhat relationship and being the reason max slowly regained his sanity
Max:*Headnod* “you did good”
Furiosa:*Headnod* “you’re not too bad yourself”
“You’ll be alright”
“ I got this”
You're*
*head nod* "I've lost so much blood lol"
*Head nod* "lmao yeah you should probably lie down"
For me More like a max :
“take care”
Furiosa: “you too”
Apparently the original ending had Max joining them. Tom Hardy objected saying "Max would never stay." He was right and because of that, we got the right ending.
This is my favorite film of the decade. It was such a surprise I had no expectations.
would've been funny if the lift snapped due to overcapacity
max: Well....fuck
Also Max: well this looks like a job for me
I love that scene where the fat women finally opened the Citadel's water tubes or whatever you call it and for me I find it poetic because at the early parts of the movie we see these poor souls being treated like cows meant to provide Joe's armies with breast milks as a means to fuel Joe's conquest and now we see them providing the poor and the desperate people with the water that has been long denied to them by Joe and you can clearly see how happy they are while watching those people finally getting what they need.
And those citadel women became the "many mothers" that Furiosa and the wives fought so hard to find.
But the entire concept of the scenario depends on the water being so scarce that Joe is able to or has to portion it out each day. If the situation is to be bought wholeheartedly then these women effectively just let out all the drinking water they had. Doing so has diminished whatever dwindling chances of their survival.
@@cobycobawell they didn’t. They have substantial clean water, Immortan Joe just monopolized it
@@blackflagsnroses6013 What no. That's ridiculous.
Also the warpups being the ones to take over the crane controls, like the new generation taking control of their future. Miller is a genius at telling a story non verbally
I forgot how fucking good this movie was
George Miller knows how to do an ending. This is very reminiscent of the end of The Road Warrior, and equally as effective. 10/10 would recommend!
I like to imagine that Max visits sometime in the future, possibly bringing some people who need a safe home and would be happy in the society Furiosa and the women create.
The most badass line in cinematic history wasn’t even a speech, phrase, or a single word.
It was just the nod between Max and Furiosa.
Tom hardy you gorgeous specimen 😱😱😱😱😻😻😻😻😻😻
My god he is!
Rose Bud thirsty you are
You lustful scarlet women! Repent!
Madmax3
YOU FOOLISH LITTLE GIRL, B4 THIS, THAT FELLOW WA JUST ANOTHER MALE, SAME FOR ANNISTON AND ANY OTHER HYPED ACTOR...GET IN REALITY...SMALL TOWN CANADA AND USA YOU CAN FIND PEOPLE LIKE THIDs DOIG EVERYDAY JOBS...HOLLYWOOD BS BRAINWASHED YOU.
Amazing film. There is no room for Hollywood romance in wasteland. George Miller is the best
Just a great ending to one of the best movies ever. Every scene is perfect and continues the story flawlessly. Bravo.
I loved that this movie communicated character development and emotions mostly through actions and eyes of the characters, rather than dialogue. The world in the film has become so desolate, devoid of compassion, humanity and sense, for the smarter ones, ones still fighting to retain some decency, it became pointless to engage in too many social interactions, conversations, debates.
I mean what can you say to human beings who live like animals underneath the water rock and to someone like the War Boys with their completely insane and twisted beliefs, value system, etc.? Who do you even trust when everyone is trying to get something out of you, trick you, use you, kill you? And not like in the times when civilization still functioned (our current times), where you could expect people to play tricks on you to make money, to become more rich, but we all had food, shelter, etc. In the movie, people don't have even their basic needs fulfilled and the movie makes it clear that human life has zero value.
That's why this ending means so much and the little nods these characters give each other mean so much. They started desperate, tired, going crazy, distrustful, alienated, bitter, rough. Not even willing to talk to one another, let alone help each other. That's how awful the world has become. At the end, they were able to somewhat feel like human beings again, because they helped each other. Something so basic, but in their reality, it it meant overcoming all they've been through for years and years. It meant overcoming the entire world. It's actually quite moving how harsh the road to some understanding and compassion was.
The nods they give each other don't mean just "thank you for helping me", they mean "thank you for saving me, for saving the remains of my humanity and for giving me something I didn't have for years and years - hope for better tomorrows".
Beautifully put!!!
It is epic.
An emotionally powerful ending, one filled with hope.
The parting glance is just wonderful.
The Road Warrior never stays in one place. Never reaps the rewards of his labor. He simply moves on, disappearing back into the wasteland, and into the annals of legend.
Love the music score for this scene!
chaingin91 “Let then Up” by Junkie XL, just got finished listening to it.
Man, I love this type of silent look between characters who achieved the impossible together, like Max and Furiosa, Frodo and Sam, HP trio.... whooh
It's unfortunate Tom Hardy won't be back anytime soon to reprise his role as Max Rockatansky. Even with production delays & over budget issue, George did a fantastic job to bring his vision to the silver screens. The cinematics, the look and ambience of the movie was magnificent. *_"Witness, Me"_* George Miller's masterpiece
He mentioned that he is attached to star into two more films, which is the last 2 sequels of mad max fury road. George confirmed it that this film would be a trilogy. But because of the pay dispute from warner bros, they can't move on to the sequel (yet), hence, they first wanna do prequel which is furiosa, will be released next year.
@@GagandeepSingh-ph7fo- an 80 year old Miller making this a trilogy?? I don’t think so
@@MrCostaC hey man scorsese is still at it why not
Beautiful storytelling as the shot zooms in on Max’s face as he looks off, the subtly shifts that attention to Furiosa as he glances at her. No words, just music and eye movement.
Strong ending to an epic movie. Best of all time... Maybe should have won the best picture.
YES!
it won six oscars though
This hits even harder after Furiosa's movie
Furiosa was amazing! 👏 happy to rewatch these films
Loved the ending, Max the lone warrior walks away after giving _hope_ back to the Citadel.
Ending on a fictional quote from someone in the world whom we never see or hear referenced. That is excellence in worldbuilding.
3:19 when you see your high school homies for the last time in the graduation ceremony crowd
I love how Max just disappears into the crowd. A 3 second scene tells you everything you need to know about his character.
The red head Capable is Riley Keough...Lisa Marie's daughter thus Elvis Presley's granddaughter.
didn't Elvis's wife cheat on him lol? with some nobody..
Sheppardnl and she’s the wife of the guy playin the guitar in the red suit
Ricky Cardenas yeah I read somewhere that they met on set and what part he played. I didn’t notice him here tho. Good eye!
@@garretmorris6237 She was also underage when Elvis married her, so he doesn't exactly have the moral high ground.
@@amandafrazier9724 Yes he did,because back then the age of consent was lower.
I love how Max isn't actually the protagonist in this movie. He's more of a lost cause or a drifter just trying to get by but gets dragged into a long road trip. WITNESS!!!
03:22 My name is Max! So long!
May the Road rise with you...
Dan Warren I could be wrong, I could be right.
They strapped a bloodbag to my hood, for all things I understood.
The last thing I expected to see here is a PIL reference, but it's pretty rad.
Tom and charlize 😍
Tomlize. Maxiosa. Charmax. Furiosamax. Lol
sen ve ben de olabilirdik
@@tenebris5268 aga bee
The music in this movie was freakin insane.
"Where must we go?
We who wander this wasteland, in search of our better selves."
The Queen to be wanted her King, But He Left to Live a Life of a Ranger, He Left a Hollow In the Life and Heart of The Queen
I love how he saved everyone and saved the girl but still chose to follow his own road..she likes him and have respect for him that’s why she winked at him and they did the eye language..what a beautiful ending unlike some make them stay together and romance they made it like this in case for a second part they’ll make a good story like they meet again and stuff
They won't meet again though, he left for good. Also she didn't ''wink'' at him lmao, that was a nod of mutual respect and acknowledgement. Also, they both (Furiosa and Max) saved everyone, with the help of the wives, grannies and the pale guy, he was one of the driving force of course but not the sole ''savior''.
Everytime I feel down or sad, which is quite often since my father died, I come here to see this beautiful ending and I feel better.
Sorry to hear that. Know that there are others who can understand that pain. Also, this scene is quite the affirmation of what we can be for each other. Safe travels!
@@Anansi1701 Thank you so much for your kind words. This sadness sucks... But you are right, I am not alone. And I am sure I will feel better.
@@niebo3179 :)
Mad Max: Fury Road is great. A good comeback for the Mad Max film series after 30 years. Tom Hardy was the perfect choice to play the new incarnation of Max. Non stop action from start to finish. The background music at 3:19 is beautiful and epic. I like that shot of Max in the crowd at 3:23. Luckily I got to meet Nicholas Hoult (Nux) in April. I got a signed autograph from Liam Fountain whom played Max in the fan film Mad Max: Renegade.
Great? It's a fucking masterpiece.
@@stevem2323 Of course it's a masterpiece.
This movie was so underrated 😪 Tom hardy nailed it,and the selflessness of his character is what we are here for..
plzz explain me quote of this movie i do not understand
where must we go...
3:28 i dont belong here i belong out their..................
My favorite Sci-fi films of all time.
1) 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
2) The Pier (1962)
3) Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)
Big emotions, bloated words and the tragic violin in the background can create good atmosphere, that's for sure. But such scenes as this ending scene give me the greatest goosebumps. Those epic drums and this subtle, but extremely meaningful nod from both characters, showing deepest respect to each other. No cheesy words needed. Brilliant.
Another great example is the (tragic but beautiful) ending of LaLaLand.
I love the ending. He looks at her and basically gives the look that his job is done and now he is going to blend in with the crowd as a normal citizen. Legendary movie!
Modern classic. Straight up. No question
I wonder where Max disappeared to afterwards.
My guesses he went all the way back for the remains of his Interceptor, had it restored to it’s former glory again and carried on his journeys throughout the Wasteland and beyond…
Goddamn ... the respect between these two is amazing. Just a nod.
loved this movie and these comments, well done everyone
So emotional that they hope their appreciation and peace for each other without any words.
Ending of mad max fury road, Gravity, inception, dark knight & dark knight rises, interstellar... Are power packed!! Emotional peaks!!
Dark night rises and interstellar were dumb and corny, I agree with rest though
Considering all the friction between Charlize Theron and Tom Hardy this was an amazing movie. I just love the scene at 3:01 where Tom Hardy moves his eye and looks at Charlize Theron knowing it was time to move on. I wish Max drove off in his Ford Falcon XB GT in the end.
Un verdadero héroe, no esperó fama ni reconocimiento, solo cumplió con lo correcto, salvar a miles de personas, y siguió su camino.
Cool speculation (and probably true, maybe not):
Fury Road's Max Rockatansky is a name continued from the Feral Kid. The Feral Kid holds Max's Jacket and his vehicle to continue Max's sort of legacy. It explains how little Fury Road's Max gives very little dialogue, and mostly gives animalistic grunts and behavior. Hell, he ate a two-headed lizard like an animal.
Fury Road's Max is traumatized after his colony collapse, and the deaths of his people. Which you've may seen the young girl who haunts him. In Road Warrior's ending, you see Feral Kid ride off with the group of people. Which the time line could make sense of connections to age.
And Feral Kid always keeps Max's story and history. Perhaps as a sort of how great of a survivor and fighter Max Rockatansky was.
Then comes Immortan Joe. It's apparent that the former Toecutter has survived the crash. How he was medically/physically treated and revived is beyond me. But put to say, Immortan Joe were Toecutter's same age in that time. Plus, Immortan Joe is played by the same actor who played the role of Toecutter. And he aged alongside the Feral Kid's age via timeline of the franchise.
Now we have an adult Feral Kid. Who may have learned along the way how to operate vehicles, firearms, language, etc from the previous group(s). It could well mean that the original Max Rockatansky could have passed away. Perhaps Max has returned to the group, and he also may have died in those connected groups Feral Kid were in. Could be how Feral Kid bares Max's jacket and vehicle.
Now in Fury Road, we have an old Toecutter and a grown up Feral Kid.
Just a food for thought. I like that idea.
Going through extremely harsh times can make you mature so much that words start to feel unnecessary. These two went through such times together and managed to connect and communicate well without using much words.
もう…何度見ても最後の目配せで鳥肌がたつ。
格好良すぎる。
If you pause at 2:46 you can see the women in the green robe cloth who appeared in the deleted scene where she wants her baby to become a WarBoy but then trades the baby for her to become a Milker, Many people say that the deleted scene was too dark but for me I don’t think it’s dark I think it’s brutal and grim that a Mother Abandon’s her baby trading herself to Become A Milker revealing her breast.
The head nod between the two brought on tears for me
That final scene reminds me so strong to Alfred and Bruce in the Dark Knight Rises...
I thought: "Ah, look there, another Hero!"👏
The way this ending made seriously tear up and almost cry. The closure between Max and Furiosa, the way the music triumphantly swells, and that final shot of Furiosa and her squad hovering over everyone. It’s literal perfection.
Huge respect for Furious.... she saved so many people lives and tyranny in Citadel.
IM HERE AFTER FURIOSA MOVIE
I shed a tear or two, 1, because I didn’t want the film to end, 2, the cinematography and the film overall left me speechless, and 3, because this was a perfect and beautiful ending with a great film score. WOW!
This movie accurately portrays Hardy and Theron's relationship through filming it. Started off really rocky with them fighting all the time, then they eventually reconcile before the final battle and nod each other off at the end.
Arguably the most emotional demanding endings ever made, so powerful!!!!!.
This movie won six Oscars which is good, but it needed to win two more. Best Director (George Miller) and Best Picture 😊
3:29 Man tears......activate.
Most satisfying conclusion to a film that I've ever seen
Like a true warrior, his mission and purpose is done... time to move on (despite the rewards and ramifications).... I'll follow my own path!
next stop... THUNDERDOME!!!
Spot on. A lot of people don't realize this actually is supposed to take place after Road Warrior but before Thunderdome.
What the fuck !!??!?!?! Are you serious?????
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No it stands separate from the rest
This is after Thunderdome...
Cospasifik ;D
Sorry, Warner Bros and George Miller stated that this takes places after Thunderdome.
This is what the live action Fist of the North Star should have been. Max, much like Kenshiro, is a casual guy who minds his business, solves problems that get in his path, and then silently leaves.
この映画でシャーリーズセロンがめちゃくちゃ好きになりました。最後のお互いに頷くシーンは鳥肌立った👍️
They say goodbye with looks
This movie is massive. Just like the "Ten Commandments" in cast and visuals. Wonderful story! Hoping for another Mad Max in the near future! 😄👍❤️💯
People like Max don’t see themselves as heroes. It’s what they do that makes people see them as one.
2:37 And they say Neanderthals are extinct.
Prof. Genki lol
The fact i knew who you was talking about before seeing him
So when Joe's body is dropped from the vehicle, we see the hordes of Wretched descend upon it and tear it to pieces, dissolving Immortan Joe's legend and status as a "living god" instantly. We can't see for sure in this scene, but I've read that they also cannibalized him, or perhaps that it was originally intended for them to do so.
But just imagine an existence so wretched that you'd do something like that, at the drop of a hat. This series made its name by depicting the naked brutality of a collapsed, dead, lawless world and the struggle to survive within it, but the thought of something like this is uniquely brutal, imo.
3:08
What an efficient way to distribute water.
This ending hits differently now after watching the prequel
I love how Max gives a nod to her then disappears into the crowd, on to his next journey..