Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) Movie REACTION!!
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- Опубліковано 14 бер 2021
- In a post-apocalyptic wasteland, a woman rebels against a tyrannical ruler in search for her homeland with the aid of a group of female prisoners, a psychotic worshiper, and a drifter named Max. Here's our reaction to Mad Mad: Fury Road.
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"What the actual fuck" indeed haha. This movie is a documentary on what happens when Australia loses internet for 10minutes.
Am Australian, can confirm.
@@erinraecowin witness !
@@iconocast We'll ride shiny and chrome!!!
And dealing with eshays braa!!!!
I didn't know that. 10 minutes is a long time.
It really is a miracle that this movie exists. The franchise had laid dormant for three decades while George Miller moved on to mostly family movies like Babe and Happy Feet, but then at age 70 he went back to the franchise he first made his name in, and delivered one of the greatest action films ever made, perfectly bridging the gap between high and low art with pure visual storytelling, ending up with six Oscars (the most of any film that year). In the years since he's talked about doing more films like a prequel about Furiosa's youth, but I honestly have no idea how you top this.
This film didn't win best director is just a scam from the oscar....
@@MaxArch all awards shows are scams, no reason to single out a particular award in just one of them.
@@Torthrodhel even the Golden Raspberry?
I think the best way to top this movie is not trying to top this movie, just doing what the franchise do best, visual and compelling storytelling with great practical efects
Also, there's a Mad Max 2 in development, if i'm right, it will be called: Mad Max Wastelands
@@danielruiz8259 Thats been in legal limbo for years apparently George Miller didn't get paid the amount he wanted for the Fury Road film so he and the film company have been in a public pissing match for the last 5 years. Very unlikely the film will ever happen at this point.
it's a miracle nobody died while filming this movie
🤣🤦🏾♂️
And the whole desert was burned.
Nah, they’re talented stunt men and women.
some stunt people did die
@@ahmaranwar1488 No, not at all.... fake news, bro.
"What is this, a Victoria's Secret commercial?"
The pregnant one who died actually was a Victoria's Secret model, so kinda.
And the wife of Jason Statham. But that was a good one though I feel they aren't paying attention to movie they are reacting to..
Abbey Lee (who played The Dag) also did the VS Fashion show a couple of times.
@@bobdude42 Abbey Lee is HUGE in the high fashion industry. Even bigger than Rosie.
"...they're driving in hell?" It's post-apocalyptic Australia...so, yes.
At least spiders are gone...
@@Thorongil83 or evolved into some kind of mega spiders.
The filming was actually in Africa for this one, as I recall. It was the wrong time of year to film in Australia.
@@OroborusFMA Yeah it was the wet season.
No it's Namibia. The first 3 movies were shot in Australia.
Cirque du Soleil literally *are* in this movie, for *that* part. Only people George Miller could find skilled enough and crazy enough to do that shit. And yes, the majority of the effects, including those swinging poles, are *practical*
The Cirque du Soleil? Like the Québec Cirque du Soleil?
@@smupking9592 Yup. Shame they went bust due to COVID.
Actually, scratch that, they clawed their way out of bankruptcy. Got sold to a former CEO of MGM Resorts.
@@Zer0SumGame Yoo that's pretty good, I never went to any of their shows but I'm glad they never went bankrupt, they're known all over the world and give Québec a good reputation hahaha
They're not all from Cirque. Some are stuntie's from Oz. They won a Taurus award for this.
"I couldn’t direct 30 seconds of that. I’d put a gun in my mouth. I don’t understand how [George Miller] does that, I really don’t, and it’s my job to understand it. I don’t understand two things: I don’t understand how they’re not still shooting that film and I don’t understand how hundreds of people aren’t dead.” - Steven Soderbergh, film director.
The end of that quote made me spray my computer with my drink, not joking its a fucking mess.
And Miller did this film at 70. Seventy. At an age when most people just want a nice cup of tea, he was pulling-off stunts that would exhaust directors a third his age.
What can you even say?
@@michaelccozens Doesn't that mean he has dozens of years experience? 70 Seems like the perfect age to film this.
@@ruud9761 No doubt on that front. It's just that most 70-year-olds don't have the energy, and some, sadly, are long into losing their abilities by that time (biology sucks). Miller is apparently the exception on both counts, which is great, but, by definition, unusual.
Max: “That’s bait”
Steven: *Smiles* “So that’s where that meme comes from!”
Ah, i see you are a man of culture as well.
One of the best action movies of all time
Ditto!
It received an Oscar nod for best picture as well as received several Oscars
Up there with die hard
The best imo
Nope
Immortan Joe is played by the same actor who played the bad guy Toecutter in the original Mad Max with Mel Gibson. His name is Hugh Keays-Byrne. He passed away on December 1, 2020.
rip
The dude could literally act his face off
Considering they only talked about Thunderdome - that fact is probably lost on them.
@@wasabicars “Oh I hate guns!!”
This movie is gold for reactions.
Start: “Eh, wtf is this, that’s gross, what’s going on, so many explosion?”
By the end: “Wow, I’m so happy I watched that.”
They need to see the original saga with Mel Gibson to understand this universe well. Mad Max 1, 2 and 3.
@@javix2013 1 & 2, not 3.
@@MrSporkster She kept referencing "This wasn't in the Tina Turner movie!" so yeah, they've seen that one. Shame though because it is the weakest.
@@calibre97 Yeah. There are only really two... the original and this one ... the other two are more than a sneeze..
@@432htz3 I disagree, I think 2 is great as well, but yeah 3 is an embarassment.
I think one of the best things about this movie, aside from just the general creativity of the action scenes and the cinematography, is how it doesn't go out of its way to spell everything out for you, it respects its audience and trusts that we aren't completely brain dead and let's us piece together for ourselves how this setting works. From why those particular "breeders" are so important to immortan Joe because they are all without mutations or imperfections and therefore best positioned to provide him with a "perfect" heir free of mutation, or the Warboys all basically having cancerous tumors and are all on a ticking clock and have to have blood transfusions off captives (such as max at the beginning) just so they can live long enough to go out in a blaze of glory and gain entry to valhalla with the whole "witness me" stuff.
None of it is spelt out for you, but the information is there if you pay attention, but can also work and still be fun if you don't. Not alot of films dare to take this route and it gets my respect for that alone.
Could not have said it any better. Would be a good movie to show people how to watch movies: STFU and put your thinking cap on, and maybe your LSD cap too.
The team that made this would make a fire Batman movie with all the gangs and villains of Gotham, just go all out crazy with Gotham like this movie
Well that is old school movie story telling. There are not many directors nowadays that do that anymore. Probably Villeneuve and Mendez are the first 2 names that come to mind immediately.
@@jontaplin1 well George Miller was going to do the Justice League movie years ago but it fell through. One can only imagine how awesome it could have been.
I took my sister and her daughters to see this in the theater.
When the Doof Warrior appeared with the flaming guitar, one niece -- who had never seen any Mad Max movie, before, and had *no idea* what to expect -- turned to me and whispered, "Is that really necessary?"
I replied, "No, but it's cool!"
After that, it kinda clicked with her, and she settled in and enjoyed the ride. :)
The storm scene, at the beginning, is George Miller saying, "I could've gone with CGI overkill, but I decided not to."
Six Academy Awards, for a Rated R action flick. :)
So, you are the cool uncle. Good man!
@@AngeloBarovierSD Yep, I absolutely am. Been working at that since they were small children. :)
Whaddaya mean 'not necessary'?!? You gotta have yer theme music, man! Especially when traveling.
there has always been a war music. in the past, people had drums. now , it is the electric guitar.
“He sounds like Bane”
“Ummm....he is Bane” lmfao 🤣🤣🤣
Pretty sure she knew that
pretty sure she knew that
Still funny though
That's why they'll always be my favorites 😁
Fun fact: The same man who came up with this completely batsh*t world (George Miller) also directed Babe: Pig in the City
and Happy Feet
@Carl Stone Yeah, it's pretty insane. You get to a point where you think you've pretty much seen it all, and then you get gems like this that totally blow you away.
a 2 hour chase scene. and its fucking epic.
At least this is an enjoyable 2 hour chase scene. I wasnt left with a headache afferwards.
Now compared to Transformers 4....
I was very I'll after seeing that in theatres.
The guitar guy is called the Doof Warrior.
And he's married to the redheaded girl (Riley Keough, who's also the daughter of Lisa Marie Presley).
@@vodengc520 IIRC she's actually "only" married to the stunt Doof Warrior
@@C76Caravan meaning the cool one.
@@movieman175 Well I guess Sean Hape (the real guy) was playing the guitar, not the stunt guy. So I think he is the cool one.
@@movieman175 his actual name is coma
the doof warrior
This isn’t another world, it’s just Australia, that’s just what life is like there.
This movie was shot in Africa
I'm Australian, can confirm this is what my morning drive to work is like :D
Oh brittas in this
@@nandunarayanan9560 “I don’t understand you! I don’t understand you” 😭
LMFAO
R.I.P. to hugh keays-byrne who played the original Mad Max as bad guy Toe Cutter then Immortal Joe, love this franchise!
He shall ride eternal, shiny and chrome.
@@sonofjack6286 We witness him!!
Wow that's sad. RIP to one of the best villain in action cinema!
remember him when you look at the night sky
Epitome of "show, don't tell." The story is self evident, and a rip roaring ride all the way through.
You know how Napoleaon had flute players in his army, Immortan Joe has the Doof Wagon
Used for the same purpose
Command and control, because most cars to not have radios
This is a rare example of a genre film that cleaned up at the Academy Awards. It actually won more Oscars than any other film that year, but they were what they call below the line awards. The win for best film editing was well deserved, this is absolutely the best edited action film of all time. With all the crazy action, you can imagine in a less talented film maker's hands it would be very hard to follow what the devil was going on, but with all the crazy action it was so well crafted that it all flowed and was easy to follow, not an east trick.
Who has two thumbs and watched this movie six times in theaters? THIS GURRRLLLLL!!!
Some may say it's excessive, but have you seen this movie?
It deserves to be watched in big screen, high def
Movie is clearly a masterpiece, so many amazing stories like the guy who was doing security for the production who I believe is ex-SAS getting somewhat of a starring role, the crazy things that went on in production etc, but the real star of the show here is the stunts and the off-the-scale production values. It's kinda reassuring to know you can make a movie like this with barely any CGI, some great stunt people and a love for the art. The behind the scenes stuff for this movie (scattered around youtube) is well worth watching if you have the time. Can't wait for the next Mad Max movie.
I look forward to any movie Anya
Taylor-Joy is in. She's just about the cutest person I've ever seen.
It's a common misconception that there's barely any CGI in this movie. In fact - there's plenty. Like.. in every single shot there's something. While sure they did actually build those vehicles and drove and crashed them but the sky, the ground, the spinning wheels - all CG. Same goes for the surroundings that were composited in, even Max's right ear is CG because Tom Hardy was wearing an ear piece when they were filming. Not to mention removed wires, tyre tracks, cloned cars in the background, there's TONS of CG in this film.
@@MadMaxBible okay probably wrong choice of words. I think you know what I actually meant..
@@MadMaxBible I think the important thing is that the stunts are generally real, the cgi simply fills in around it. The cgi enhances the "world" (and helps with stunt safety), it doesn't create it.
Also fun fact, the red headed one of Immortan Joe's wives was played by Elvis Presley's granddaughter
Nepotism runs high in Hollywood
Fun fun fact: if I'm not terribly wrong, she is even the real life fiancee of the flaming guitar guy
You know the truly mad shit of this movie really is? Every single one of those vehicles were real, not CGI, and every single one got destroyed by the time the movie ended filming.
One of the best parts of these movie reactions is Steven's child-like joy contrasted by Nikki's horrified face.
They need "What the actual fuck?" and "Bitch" counters on screen. Some of these movies, one of em will reach triple digits.
In this movie there's little dialogue but the scenes dynamics tell so much. It can be overwhelming to some people to understand the story on the first watch because they pay so much attention to the amazing action scenes, but the movie it's amazingly better when you pay attention to the story. Sorta sad that you missed so much details but it's understandable. Anyway, who cares about my opinion, just wanted to mark my thoughts here.
Interestingly, George Miller had desired to make the film as a "continuous chase" with very little dialogue and the visuals come first; so basically "a silent movie with sound", something he had also envisioned for the orig. _Mad Max_ in 1979, and took even further influence in _MM2: TRW_ - wanting that film to be understood in Japan without the use of subtitles. And also, even if you just watch this film with the volume sound on mute, it's very likely you could still understand what's going on in the film through its visual plot. *;D*
This is why the Black and Chrome version is the perfect second watch. Without the vivid colors to distract, the story details and absolute artistry of the cinematography just shine.
@@robecoyote9136 Y have yet to see the Black & Chrome version yet but I'd love to see that cut. I had also heard that Miller talked about a possible "silent" version of the film, with only Junkie XL's music score accompanying the film. To be honest, I'd be fascinated in seeing Fury Road as a "silent movie". It'd be nice to have to have three different versions of Fury Road for everyone to see. *;D* Sort-of like having the "Noir" cut of _Logan._
They literally built all these vehicles. Check out a behind the scenes it’s insane how much practical effects are used in this. Masterful.
The more insane part is that EVERY vehicle that is ever seen in frame, even the background "Extra" vehicles all got the wasteland treatment. Literally none of the vehicles seen are stock.
Nux is the best character in the movie. He died historic on the fury road. Now he rides eternal in Valhalla, shiny and chrome.
That's Nicholas Hoult btw who's Mccoy/beast in the newer X-Men movies as well as many other things. His "girlfriend" in the movie is Riley Keough, granddaughter of Elvis.
Riley Keough met her husband on the set of this movie. He was one of the stuntmen and played one of the War Boys
@@fallofcamelot its the fucking guitarist! what a lucky chick
@@fallofcamelot It was the guitarist :)
Isn't he a fooken zombie?
@@LordMack01 The Doof Warrior. His backstory is cool.
I feel happy you guys watched this but also sad because you didn't see this in Theaters. Let me tell you, it was an amazing experience.
Just a quick FYI guys “fang it” is an Aussie slang term that essentially means go faster or speed up :)
I really thought the first one Theron said "Bang it" as it balls out push on through kill em all let god sort em out.
If you ever get the chance go see this movie on the big screen. God, for the sound alone.
Films like this are the reason theaters will never die out, you just can't replicate the experience.
Unless you have a million dollar home theater system.
Getting pretty dang close, though. 75" 8K screens. Good room with 5.1 or 7.1 so long as it's got at least a good sub and if possible, Dolby Atmos firing up. Never quite the same but getting pretty darn good.
Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron had a miserable time making the movie, and often got very heated with one another., and I believe with George Miller as well. It was about a year after they wrapped filming and went on to other projects that they saw the finished film and realized what a masterfully orchestrated tale it was, and then started giving it heaping praise.
Didn't she broke his nose during the water hose fight, while he was in a metal mask (how did she manage that!)?
actually, george always said tom was the difficult one
@@chance1774 Some people just don't get along together and Hardy seems to like to rile people up just for the hell of it.
9:37 - "Did they spray paint in their mouths?"
Technically, yes; but it's actually that chrome frosting that bakers will use sometimes on elaborate cakes, so it's essentially chrome sugar they're spraying there.
"If you can't fix what's broken, you'll go insane" True words..
This movie won many Oscars for Best Design, Costumes, Makeup, and Editing - and all the recipients are amazing women.
that burning man joke was top notch during this time lmao.
Oh man this movie is awesome ! When I watched it I was BLOWN away , literally jaw dropping , the scenery , camera work, acting , ect everything was gorgeous
It was certainly "jaw dropping" for joe
Seeing the interceptor again only to be destroyed ,not once but two more times, was heart shattering....
It hurt my soul to see the Interceptor, "the Last of the V8s," restored without explanation at the beginning of the movie...only for it to be snatched away so cruelly...
I hear you.
"The guy with the fucking guitar". I just love how transfixed y'all were on by that guy. He really was killing it the entire movie.
When Nikki and Steve upload:
What a day, what a lovely day!
"Fang it" is perhaps some of my favourite Australian slang and this movie's Mission Statement.
"What world are we living in?" I believe that's a semi-average day in Australia, from what I understand 😂
“What the actual fuck” just sums up this movie
Saw this in a IMAX Theater and it was a feast for the eyes and senses...
I love that in the midst of all the confusion, chaos and "What the actual fuck!?" we can all agree on one thing: Charlize Theron *ALWAYS* looks amazing.
Haha
Masterpiece. Almost all practical effects. The guitar really shot fire. Such a fun movie.
The guy with the flamethrower guitar famously showed up to the audition dressed in the costume he wears in the movie. Dress for the job you want.
Im so glad my friends drag to the movie theater to watch it. it really was phenomenal on the big screen.
"What is this movie oh my God."
George Miller was an ER doctor and saw what speed did to people on the road. He translated that into Mad Max, and at 70-something, he gave us this masterpiece.
It's my favourite film of all time.
Speed as in velocity or the drug?
"I didn't know Cirque de Solei was in this movie... Look at this BS.."
I rewound this like 5 times because I couldn't stop laughing....
When the world gose to shit heavy metal will always survive
V8 will survive too 😂
Joe literally has his own theme music raiding with him, you know he’s a bad ass
The pregnant blonde is Rosie huntington whitely who was actually a victoria secret model anddd she is married to jason statham both ripped 😅
The Mad Max series takes place on Earth after nuclear war and its resources have ran out.
Ackshually, I believe Road Warrior was not nuclear post-apocalyptic - just out of gas. obliterates society just the same, though.
@@calibre97 the ending was a lil meh for me though
@@bullymaguire5838 Agreed. Bit anti-climactic for sure.
@@calibre97 I mean how in the hell will furiosa rule the people with zero leadership experience, that water well can't possibly have infinite water, the relation with gas town is over cuz she killed thier mayor the people eater so how the machines and cars work anymore, warboys considered immortan Joe thier God she killed him so she won't have thier Loyality as much as Joe had. So I really think overall they are fucked immortal Joe was actually a pretty descent leader. He give the ladies godess like treatment. Not that will end. So they are going to be fucked up too
@@bullymaguire5838 Movies typically don't lend themselves to nor should one expend the energy to such analysis, but you ain't wrong. I thought we were talking about the end of Road Warrior for some reason, but you are correct on all counts. I mean, hooray, they now have access to the water that is dredged/pumped alllllll the way up that tower (which, to be far, could be bypassed to be accessible via valves at ground level), BUT as you say, the labor pool comprises War Boys now without their leader, and the alliances with the other towns are back at square one (not necessarily bad but absolutely an unknown). Quite a thought experiment for "What now?" I think short term: greedy, pent up take-what-you-can chaos and disaster.
Truly a masterpiece one of the greatest movies of last decade, cant wait for the prequel
Some trivia. The actor who plays Immortan Joe in "Fury Road," Hugh Keays-Byrne, is the same actor who played the main villain, The Toecutter, in the original 1979 "Mad Max." It was his final film role. Great channel, guys: keep the movie reactions coming!!
Love the Pur & Kleen threads, reppin' beltalowda
If you’d have watched the original trilogy again the references would come back ..
The amount of this film that they shot practically is mind blowing. And the unrelenting pace of this film is just brutal. Saw this in the theater and it was one hell of a ride. Still one of my favorite movies. Astonishing talent from everyone involved.
Possibly the greatest action movie ever made. An absolute tour de force. I remember seeing this for the first time, I was grinning from ear to ear and bouncing up n down like an excited child. Totally blown away. I can't wait for the next one...
That moment when Joe warns Splendid about the rock was one of my favorites.
John Wick Had Action All Movie Long
Mad Max Had Action All Movie Long
Yet None Of The Action Between The Two Was Similar, Both Very Different Movies.
I loved this reaction, thank you. You commented on the colours during the night scenes, I believe they were actually filmed during daylight and filtered to achieve that unique 'deep blue' tone. The sinister effect leaves you in no doubt it is night but gives enough contrast to pick out details. Keep up the good work!
Immortal Joe is played by the same actor who played Toecutter in the 1st Mad Max. Australian actor named Hugh Keays Byrne portrayed both characters. Hugh died Dec. 2020.
The guitar player is the coolest character EVER in ANY movie...
I LOVE this movie, it’s definitely in my top 5 favorite movies... I’m gonna have a blast watching y’all react to it. Let’s go!!
"What is going on?" - This makes me think you never saw Mad Max (1), Mad Max 2 ("The Road Warrior", my personal favourite) and Mad Max Thunderdome.
The director also directed :
Happy Feet
Babe
and
Lorenzo's Oil
So.... you know... dude has some range.
Wait wtf?!? Seriously?? I had no idea🤣
Guys...its ok not to get what the movie is about like 5 minutes in...just let the story unfurl 🙄
A reaction to The Revenant with Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy would be the best thing ever! You guys would absolutely love that movie!
I worked for a day with the long term sound mixer for mad max films, he won best sound Oscar for this. He made the sound rig that followed the truck about 5k away to record all the mics in the cabin.
Even though Fury Road is a soft reboot you really need to watch the original 3 so you understand the story of Max and The World. SO GOOD.
The boss baddie Immortal Joe, is played by Hugh Keays-Byrne who player ToeCutter, the baddie in Mad Max 1. plus you must of spotted that Nux was played by Nicholas Holt - the young Hank McCoy (Beast) in XMEN. This is also not based on the Mel Gibson movies, it was a updated remake, just had same char names etc.
Well, opinions differ on that last point. The Mel Gibson movies weren't consistent in their lore either. It's been said that each movie stands alone as a legend that people tell about Mac, so they're all embellished and inaccurate. That's why the V8 Interceptor is whole again at the start.l of this one and why Max never stays at the end.
The Mad Max stories are not consistent with each other, but that is ok. As they are supposed to be legends and stories passed down to other wastlanders over the years. I think one of the movies evens says as much, "the word burgers of the history men"
There’s a lot of nostalgia. Original director from the first MadMax. Immorton Joe is the original bad guy actor from 1. The little person is Master of Master Blaster from 3. It is a very cool movie.
My favorite lines after watching THAT:
- *"witness!"*
- *"IMMORTAANNN!!!!"*
- *"I am awaited. I am awaited in Valhalla!"*
- *"I live. I die. I live again."*
- *"sing, Brothers. Sing! Sing! SING!!!"*
"How is his limbs still intact?"
One of the few action movies you ask yourself that, because they actually acknowledge that physical injury is a problem.
This is supposed to be post-apocalypse Australia and water is the biggest commodity. You probably need to watch Mad Max II: The Road Warrior".
All time classic film. I can't think of a single flaw.
1. This movie is incredible.
2. Seeing it on the big screen was an EXPERIENCE that is lost when you watch it at home. You need a big screen, a dark room, and a killer sound system.
3. The Chrome Spray Paint is what they believe they must do before they sacrifice themselves to enter Valhalla - paint their teeth chrome like the grille of a car.
4. The hand gestures the War Boys make is the sign of the V8 - for V8 engine. They literally worship cars and engines.
5. The deformed people are messed up from radiation from nuclear war.
6. The Doof Warrior (guitarist) and the drummers are basically the equivalent of war drummers, who would play certain beats that the army would recognize as different battle commands. One beat would be "charge", the next would be "hold", etc. in a world gone insane, makes sense that you'd include an electric guitar.
7. The overuse of fire and fuel and excessive wastefulness is commentary that everybody in charge in this apocalypse isn't actually interested in restoring the world, they are claiming the riches for themselves. That's why Immortan Joe drives not one, but TWO 1959 Cadillacs mounted together atop a monster truck chassis.
Seriously an incredible film and if it EVER comes back to theaters near you, you HAVE TO SEE IT ON THE BIG SCREEN.
I need them to react to The Old Guard just so Nikki can praise Charlize forever lmao
YES! And I bet they would really like that movie
YO....This is my jam I watch this movie once a month and I never get tired of it. Enjoy guys
Watched this movie on Imax, as soon as it ended my only thought was to stay seated and tell them to play it again immediately. What a ride!
lol love these guys but they’re definitely the type that need exposition scenes every 20 minutes. They are just so confused & for a long time. 😅
This is the video I didn't know I needed! I just rewatched this movie the other day. It's honestly so good. As excited as I would be for a sequel, I kind of hope they just never touch it again.
in case y'all were curious, the guitarist's name is the Coma-Doof Warrior. Because this world doesn't already have weird names.
I literally did the same hand motion after he said, "Face off". 😆 🤣
The vehicles in this film. Were totally built to scale. Not one miniature was used
im amazed that they even used the life sized war rig in Nuxs sacrifice scene
The vest thing about this movie is that all the effects are practical. Except the sandstorm lol. And the car flip in the beginning. Everything else is done with stunts
The movie has lots of CGI
@@ajga5435 but all the explosions and car stunts n shit are practical is what I mean
The car flip was real and the stunt driver, Guy Norris, was actually in the car at the time. And honestly large portions of the movie were CGI (the Citadel, the Rock Rider's valley, ect)
@@ajga5435 But a lot less than if this movie was made by other directors or studios, especially Disney & Marvel.
Fun fact: If there is ANY place on the planet where you can drive for 160 says and still find nothing but "salt flats" then you live in an irradiated wasteland because there is nowhere on Earth that you can drive for 120 days in one direction.
this movie is so unique and in every other channel who started doing movie reactions, this was one of the first movies who got recommended to them by their viewers to watch
It won a bunch of Academy Awards, so it wasn't like it was some cult film.
I saw this movie a few months ago, so ashamed in myself it took so long for me to see this amazing movie
"What in the actual FUCK" 42 times in one reaction!!😂😂 I love it???
I have been on a binge of "Mad Max Fury Road" reaction videos and yours is my favourite. You guys ROCK. You were a delight to watch.
Appreciate that Ken. We enjoyed the movie very much.
Truly a masterpiece in the action movie genre
You's haven't seen the original MM films? You probably should have done those first but should watch them now anyway.
Entire movie is like a “80’s heavy metal” album cover come to life