He's already made it clear that he's retired from directing these. He's written an entire script (The Wasteland) that he'd like to produce and hire a director for and a rough outline for ANOTHER Mad Max script that he's contemplating turning into a novel. Honestly, I doubt the movie will happen, but I'd love a novel or two. Ends up Fury Road was an utterly miserable experience for him, which is why Furiosa had so much more green screen and CGI - he was too old to go through it again.
@@derkeheath5172You do know there’s a story that set between Furiosa and Fury Road right? Mad Max: Wasteland is a 40 day war that set between those two movies.
@@derkeheath5172 Nonsense, he himself has already said on multiple Furiosa interviews that he wants to do the final one before retiring, Max Max: Wasteland.
It'll gain a bigger following once people start watching all five movies in order and then they'll realize how it does an A+ job of setting the scene for Fury Road.
They purposely don’t, because like the other commentator said, people will just end up trying to one-up each other, and people will end up dying. Stunt people have already died in the past - they don’t need more pressure. Perhaps if the award was for “safest stunt”, then maybe?
Ok I'll reiterate. I'm not saying make an award for the most death defying movie stunt. I'm saying there should be an award for the movie with the best stuntWORK. Meaning stunts with the best implementation of said stunts (example you can have a poorly shot movie and randomly cut to someone jumping off a building and that wouldn't win an award. But something like mad max or a John Wick movie with less impressive stunts but better implementation would)
Rented a theatre over the weekend and double featured Fury Road and Furiosa. Incredibly stimulating and satisfying, cinematic experience. I'm grateful for Miller, WB and everyone involved in making Furiosa. Absolutely, loved the movie.
@@centralcoastcommunitywatch Definitely, both amazing. Watching back to back, especially in a theatre, I caught parallels never noticed. Felt like I was in a trance.
My local cinema is scheduling Furiosa and Fury Road on the same night soon, I can't wait to see these amazing movies again, and back to back for the first time !
Not sure why this installment is getting so much hate. I reckon it will stand the test of time, and gain a cult following. I’ve seen it twice, and the second viewing allowed me to sit back and enjoy all the flesh on the bones. Visually stunning, master storytelling, gonzo action, and thorough, expansive world-building. George Miller is an underrated visionary genius, and Furiousa will be a testament to his legacy. Just ask The History Man.
I keep seeing comments of people complaining about the cgi, despite all the practical effects and stunts that WERE done. These same people will go watch the new King Kong and dismiss the cgi in that. So many had already made up their mind to hate it for being another "girl boss" movie, even though it wasn't like that at all. Oh well, their loss! I'm so glad I saw it on the big screen.
@@selenecelestial5498 had someone with a picture of Marvel studios on his profile commenting on the cgi , I do not take these people serious because they don’t know what they are yapping about …
Who hates this movie? It's the greatest revenge action movie for me now taking the place of I Saw the Devil. And real cinema lovers do not underrated Miller. He is a legend
Now this is what Movies are all about, using practical effects/stunts as a basis over special effects and, when needed, complementing them together. A true Masterclass on cinema making. Bravo!
In Fury Road behind the scenes, the stunt coordinator said he would retire then. I guess not. George is known for bringing his old crew back from retirement.
*4:45* I can't believe it. The War Boys act the exact same in real life as they do in the movie XD This movie is an absolute achievement and possibly the greatest action movie of the decade. All the practical effects are beyond phenomenal, and while the CGI is a little rough around the edges, the fact that even that CGI is partially based on real effects makes me respect this entire movie even more. Everybody did a superb job on it.
Dune II, Inside Out 2, Despicable Me 4, Deadpool & Wolverine … all sequels, all massive box office successes. 2024’s greatest sin is letting down Furiosa.
Best movie of the year, sorry Dune. You were pure cinema, but Furiosa is pure cinema entertainment in a way we have never seen. George Miller is nuts. Fingers crossed for The Wasteland to get made.
Don’t care what everbody said , this was a decent follow up to Fury road , come on George make that Mad max the game sequel and give us Mad max the Wasteland cheers
I honestly think Furiosa & the Wasteland should’ve been just one big high budget series. Would’ve probably done a lot better that way financially, and both of the stories are closely tied together.
The sound the motorcycle made while accelerating and spinning its tires in the theater took me back to why I go! and that moment wasn't alone there were many thunderous moments. The fact this movie kinda bombed is insane... it was a perfect theater going experience.
The level of dedication and craftsmanship is breathtaking but it’s also a fact that a lot of these shots ended up looking artificial and not as „grounded“ as George specifically wanted them to be. And I think this peak behind the scenes helped me understand that this may have been a compromise for ensuring the safety of the stuntmen. I think Fury Road had more „manageable“ stunts and therefore didn’t need to be touched that much in post, while Furiosa had much more crazy stunts in concept, which in consequence required much more safety rigging, wires or studio shots that later had to be polished and edited with CGI.
The greatest director George Miller! Please make the Wasteland!!! I really hope you could film another Mad max! Warner Bros. ！ please let George Miller film again!
Obviously Furiosa has more CGI than Fury Road but even so it is incredible what was really done and you can see that despite the current limitations due to risk regulations in films, George still makes an effort to make it as real as possible. I love that despite being able to do the chases with a green screen like any other action film, they take the time to do the stunts and accidents on moving vehicles.
This movie shouldn't have gotten the hate it got. The CGI is fine, it's just the same techniques used for Fury Road, it's just not as stylish as Fury Road. Just because it's noticeable doesn't mean it's "bad".
I found the CGI quite jarring at times, you really gotta have top-notch stuff if you're combining it with real life stunts etc, but I still liked the movie! A movie is more than just fancy visuals.
@@rot_studios Thank you, the movie is actually trying to tell a more cohesive story than Fury Road, and that's not a bad thing. Fury Road is essentially a roller coaster, while Furiosa is an wasteland Odyssey
@@lornemalvo5833 the replacement of Australia's deserts make sense, if Beyond Thunderdome was made today or if Fury Road was filmed in Australia instead of Namibia, both films would have as much cgi background 'replacement' as Furiosa does. it makes sense to me, Mad Max 1 and 2 always implied that they were dystopian stories with fallen societies, but its not until Beyond Thunderdome that nuclear war erupts and turns Australia sand-swallowed.
One of the reason why I believe many people skipped this movie is either of hot summer or rain specially in Asia even if you stay in AC still people will get heat
Tbh i really enjoyed this novie in the cinema. When i heard people saying in America that is was Garbage and stuff like that i was Stunned. In my opinion this was a really nice movie and possible deserve a sequel.
I watched Mad Max: Fury Road at the first time ever in may 24.2024 yes just at the same day with Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga premiere before when I went to go to watch this Movie what was so AWESOME I LOVE the story, the Post Apocalypse Desert World's look in Australia what was the best place to film a movie like this, the effects like driving on vehicles what felt like you drive with them and characters defienitily I LOVE Anya Taylor-Joy's role as Furiosa, her friends the girls, the white guys and Immortan Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga is one of the most epic movie in 2024: May the Stars be with You! 🌌
It is unfair that the audience treat this film as a "failure" comparing it to the previous one. On its own and in even in one row with the franchise - is is a tour de force of emotional storytelling and uncompromising visual choices.
It's still makes me so angry that this masterpiece bombed the way it did. It's nice that people are discovering it now, but it was meant to be "witnessed" at the cinema.
Marketing failed this movie. I regret not seeing this in the cinema. I saw Fury Road in the cinema and it was one of the best experiences I've had watching, and made me realize that some films should be seen in the cinema and not on a smaller screen or alone.
I really hope George Miller gets a chance to make another one. If you're looking for "absolute cinema" this is it.
He's already made it clear that he's retired from directing these. He's written an entire script (The Wasteland) that he'd like to produce and hire a director for and a rough outline for ANOTHER Mad Max script that he's contemplating turning into a novel. Honestly, I doubt the movie will happen, but I'd love a novel or two.
Ends up Fury Road was an utterly miserable experience for him, which is why Furiosa had so much more green screen and CGI - he was too old to go through it again.
@@derkeheath5172 What's your source because I think you're full of it
@@derkeheath5172 I don’t care about novels , I want him directing it
@@derkeheath5172You do know there’s a story that set between Furiosa and Fury Road right? Mad Max: Wasteland is a 40 day war that set between those two movies.
@@derkeheath5172 Nonsense, he himself has already said on multiple Furiosa interviews that he wants to do the final one before retiring, Max Max: Wasteland.
Furiosa will be watched in awe for years and years to come, no matter what the box office receipts say
It'll gain a bigger following once people start watching all five movies in order and then they'll realize how it does an A+ job of setting the scene for Fury Road.
The Oscars NEED a best stunts award
No they don't because people will try to one up each other, which will result in someone eventually dying.
How though? Most beautiful stunt? Most dangerous? Most injuries or most harmless?
Just raise their pay and recognition.
They purposely don’t, because like the other commentator said, people will just end up trying to one-up each other, and people will end up dying. Stunt people have already died in the past - they don’t need more pressure. Perhaps if the award was for “safest stunt”, then maybe?
Ok I'll reiterate. I'm not saying make an award for the most death defying movie stunt. I'm saying there should be an award for the movie with the best stuntWORK. Meaning stunts with the best implementation of said stunts (example you can have a poorly shot movie and randomly cut to someone jumping off a building and that wouldn't win an award. But something like mad max or a John Wick movie with less impressive stunts but better implementation would)
Experiencing this on a theater where there's no one infront of me (there were only five people watching) is something I'll never forget
same !! had the imax basically for myself, best afternoon ever
I had one other person in the theater with me, it was the greatest movie going experience ever.
Same here! Only five people in the theater, must be the way to experience this film
Literally the same for me too, me and my movie buddy and like 3 people more in an entire IMAX theatre 🔥❤️ full cinematic experience
@@sayanbhattacharjee6867 and no people next to me talking over the movie or munching on their nachos:D
This scene blew me away on first watch and never got boring after 12 viewings.
Rented a theatre over the weekend and double featured Fury Road and Furiosa. Incredibly stimulating and satisfying, cinematic experience. I'm grateful for Miller, WB and everyone involved in making Furiosa. Absolutely, loved the movie.
i was hesitant to watch furiosa but wow. both films are amazing.
@@centralcoastcommunitywatch Definitely, both amazing. Watching back to back, especially in a theatre, I caught parallels never noticed. Felt like I was in a trance.
How much was it
@@CustomGameNight This particular theatre charges $400 per movie.
"No matter what trust George" is so real, this movie was a banger!
Loved that the stuntmen playing the war boys did the same chant as in fury road to psychedelic themselves up "WE ARE WAR BOYS! KAMAKRAZEE WAR BOYS!"
*psyche
@@EdK-ux6xq no I think 'psychedelic themselves up' is the right phrase for this movie, it's a trip lol
Anya is so sweet delivering flowers to the team
she deserve the world
Hope we get The Wasteland. Love George's films so much
My local cinema is scheduling Furiosa and Fury Road on the same night soon, I can't wait to see these amazing movies again, and back to back for the first time !
Awesome. Back to back was an incredible experience. You'll have a blast. Was hoping for an IMAX double feature.
Go, and be blessed!:)
This scene gets better on every rewatch. So cool tô see the making of
One of the best movie experiences of my life, together with Blade Runner 2049.
Well said mare, 2049 and this are the best cinema experiences of the last decade for me
I hope they make another Blade Runner movie ...
Not sure why this installment is getting so much hate. I reckon it will stand the test of time, and gain a cult following.
I’ve seen it twice, and the second viewing allowed me to sit back and enjoy all the flesh on the bones. Visually stunning, master storytelling, gonzo action, and thorough, expansive world-building.
George Miller is an underrated visionary genius, and Furiousa will be a testament to his legacy. Just ask The History Man.
I keep seeing comments of people complaining about the cgi, despite all the practical effects and stunts that WERE done. These same people will go watch the new King Kong and dismiss the cgi in that.
So many had already made up their mind to hate it for being another "girl boss" movie, even though it wasn't like that at all. Oh well, their loss! I'm so glad I saw it on the big screen.
@@selenecelestial5498 had someone with a picture of Marvel studios on his profile commenting on the cgi , I do not take these people serious because they don’t know what they are yapping about …
It was the trailer, it featured the only bad cgi shots of the whole movie.
Who hates this movie? It's the greatest revenge action movie for me now taking the place of I Saw the Devil. And real cinema lovers do not underrated Miller. He is a legend
@@Illusionaire1ahhh I see
This movie was so much fun! Glad I got to see it in the theater a couple of times. This scene was phenomenal
*That was such a great time in the movie theater! Thanks to George Miller and everyone involved in this masterpiece!* 🏆🤩👌
Genius level film making. Unbelievable imagination and creativity on screen. Very rare experience in the cinema.
Love the commitment to physical effects and honouring of stunt teams.
Now this is what Movies are all about, using practical effects/stunts as a basis over special effects and, when needed, complementing them together. A true Masterclass on cinema making. Bravo!
Truth
Watch it five times on a theater, great experience.
You guys better give George miller money to make the final mad max movie
SUCH AN INCREDIBLE FILM
This sequence is insanely well put together and this featurette made me appreciate it even more than I thought I could
This is easily one of my favorite movie of the year so far.
Soon as i saw them deploy parachutes I knew i was in for an epic action scene
Incredible work! Thank you for the movie, a visual roller-coaster
In Fury Road behind the scenes, the stunt coordinator said he would retire then. I guess not. George is known for bringing his old crew back from retirement.
I think he was just retiring from doing the stunts himself.
@@snmcfaddenno😂
Best movie of the year. Saw it in theatres and bought it as soon as it released. As long as he's alive and kicking I hope WB will keep making these!
*4:45* I can't believe it. The War Boys act the exact same in real life as they do in the movie XD
This movie is an absolute achievement and possibly the greatest action movie of the decade. All the practical effects are beyond phenomenal, and while the CGI is a little rough around the edges, the fact that even that CGI is partially based on real effects makes me respect this entire movie even more. Everybody did a superb job on it.
Dune II, Inside Out 2, Despicable Me 4, Deadpool & Wolverine … all sequels, all massive box office successes. 2024’s greatest sin is letting down Furiosa.
I'm one of those at fault for this. I didn't see it in theaters and regret it
@@stateyourthesisHello. Sorry to say it, but yes, you should have.
Best movie of the year, sorry Dune. You were pure cinema, but Furiosa is pure cinema entertainment in a way we have never seen. George Miller is nuts. Fingers crossed for The Wasteland to get made.
This is far better than deadpool 3 and I hope that with time the wider public recognises this.
Deadpool 2 was awful so I'm shocked that people were so excited for another one
This movie is so stupidly awesome. Every bit as cool as Fury Road in a very different way. What a spectacular film!
Don’t care what everbody said , this was a decent follow up to Fury road , come on George make that Mad max the game sequel and give us Mad max the Wasteland cheers
It's not "decent"... It's a masterpice ! I prefer Fury Road but the two movies are different enough to enjoy them for what they are
@@BenProd01 absolutely agree
I honestly think Furiosa & the Wasteland should’ve been just one big high budget series. Would’ve probably done a lot better that way financially, and both of the stories are closely tied together.
The sound the motorcycle made while accelerating and spinning its tires in the theater took me back to why I go! and that moment wasn't alone there were many thunderous moments. The fact this movie kinda bombed is insane... it was a perfect theater going experience.
This movie is a Masterpiece
아직도 이만큼 심장을 펄떡거리게 한 영화가 별로 없다. 흥행이야 잘 되든 말든, 나에겐 정말 끝내주는 영화였다.
How this and Fury Road weren't enormous at the box office will always be a complete mystery to me. There's no experience like it, not even close.
Masterpiece. Pinnacle of filmmaking
So glad people like George Miller are still making badass movies like this
4:45 this is my favorite where the war boys sing a song about their dad hunting
Thank you so much for acknowledging the amazing CGI work!
The level of dedication and craftsmanship is breathtaking but it’s also a fact that a lot of these shots ended up looking artificial and not as „grounded“ as George specifically wanted them to be. And I think this peak behind the scenes helped me understand that this may have been a compromise for ensuring the safety of the stuntmen. I think Fury Road had more „manageable“ stunts and therefore didn’t need to be touched that much in post, while Furiosa had much more crazy stunts in concept, which in consequence required much more safety rigging, wires or studio shots that later had to be polished and edited with CGI.
I went to the cinema a second time just to watch this sequence again. It's one for the ages.
"I look like a demented chipmunk, why would you show me that?" Had me rolling on the floor laughing
Mad Max George Miller is till date Best Action Movie I watched
From the director of Happy Feet and Happy Feet 2.... Miller is a masterclass of filmmaking in and of itself.
The greatest director George Miller! Please make the Wasteland!!! I really hope you could film another Mad max!
Warner Bros. ！ please let George Miller film again!
Obviously Furiosa has more CGI than Fury Road but even so it is incredible what was really done and you can see that despite the current limitations due to risk regulations in films, George still makes an effort to make it as real as possible. I love that despite being able to do the chases with a green screen like any other action film, they take the time to do the stunts and accidents on moving vehicles.
We need a complete trilogy now …. After this fantastic part 😍😍
A MASTERPIECE!
Post Apocalypse crazy
What a movie! What a lovely movie!
Masterpiece! Thank you Mr. Miller
This movie never flopped in my book
The War Boys look like they're having a lot of fun lol
Looks hectic!! Can't wait to watch on Netflix.
This movie is so badass
Thiss movie is insane one of my fvt movie
Wish there was more mention of the visual effects that went into this
Guys, the movie is awesome. You should do immortal Joe prequel movie
I enjoyed Fury Road more. But I loved every minute of this one too.
Epic masterpiece. 💯👏
What a movie!
6 months for a sequence? That's phenomenal. Furiosa is a masterpiece no matter what critics say
Guy Norris & Richard Norton are heavy hitters.
2:47 Filming this looks like an action scene on its own 😆
They did it far much better when it came to BTS when it came to Fury Road .
@@deathismycolor True. It's still all a joy to witness.
@@gabrielgunnzalezSee what you there
Amazing to look behind the scenes of this action opera!
Great job on your film
@@TheSpudHunter well, that was unexpected here. Thank you so much. When did you see our tribute?
Best movie of the year
I want an Octoboss movie or short flim of them forming there group; they were so cool and had so much potential.
I can fully imagine War Boys in the Furiosa universe psyching themselves up by singing “Baby Baby Bunting”…
Also: 9:10
this movie is fkn bonkers, love it
I want more Mad Max.
This movie shouldn't have gotten the hate it got. The CGI is fine, it's just the same techniques used for Fury Road, it's just not as stylish as Fury Road. Just because it's noticeable doesn't mean it's "bad".
I found the CGI quite jarring at times, you really gotta have top-notch stuff if you're combining it with real life stunts etc, but I still liked the movie! A movie is more than just fancy visuals.
@@rot_studios Thank you, the movie is actually trying to tell a more cohesive story than Fury Road, and that's not a bad thing. Fury Road is essentially a roller coaster, while Furiosa is an wasteland Odyssey
The cinematographer and the excessive background replacement of the greenish Australian "desert" are to blame probably
@@lornemalvo5833 the replacement of Australia's deserts make sense, if Beyond Thunderdome was made today or if Fury Road was filmed in Australia instead of Namibia, both films would have as much cgi background 'replacement' as Furiosa does.
it makes sense to me, Mad Max 1 and 2 always implied that they were dystopian stories with fallen societies, but its not until Beyond Thunderdome that nuclear war erupts and turns Australia sand-swallowed.
Anytime theirs a strong female lead the movie gets hate
That's what we wanted.... As a Home Cinema Lovers buying bigg toys too enjoy BluRay masterpiece like A Mad Max Saga || George Miller❤❤
Best movie ever made 💪💪
Amazing.
just.... wow
I don't understand why this movie made very less collection in box office, it's a masterpiece action movie.
hope that home video can give justice to this movie
need more
One of the reason why I believe many people skipped this movie is either of hot summer or rain specially in Asia even if you stay in AC still people will get heat
Tbh i really enjoyed this novie in the cinema. When i heard people saying in America that is was Garbage and stuff like that i was Stunned. In my opinion this was a really nice movie and possible deserve a sequel.
7 out of 10 movie
!LONG LIVE THE STUNT PERFORMER!
Vara Level Screenplay Making Works
I M Big Fan I Need Next Movie Fast
Please we want Mad Max The Wasteland 🙏
PLEASE George Miller, give us 'The Wasteland'.
Please Warner, let George Miller make more Mad Max movies!
7th and early 😊
Preferred this to fury road.
Ooh, the fan boys are gonna be mad (I agree) 🤫
@@GrainneMhaol 🤣👍🏻
I watched Mad Max: Fury Road at the first time ever in may 24.2024 yes just at the same day with Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga premiere before when I went to go to watch this Movie what was so AWESOME I LOVE the story, the Post Apocalypse Desert World's look in Australia what was the best place to film a movie like this, the effects like driving on vehicles what felt like you drive with them and characters defienitily I LOVE Anya Taylor-Joy's role as Furiosa, her friends the girls, the white guys and Immortan Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga is one of the most epic movie in 2024: May the Stars be with You! 🌌
Bruh those Stunt men were method actors. They really acted like War Boys
Masterpiece
Enhanced Fury Road. Great story. And much more style in picture (mistaken for bad cgi)
Yup.
PLEASE WARNER BROS MAKE THE WASTELAND HAPPEN
We need another Mad Max movie if Star Wars is allowed to go through prequels and sequels like Kleenex.
It is unfair that the audience treat this film as a "failure" comparing it to the previous one. On its own and in even in one row with the franchise - is is a tour de force of emotional storytelling and uncompromising visual choices.
2:52 "The law of gravity" Yes. and South Indian movies not have common scene about this law.
It's still makes me so angry that this masterpiece bombed the way it did. It's nice that people are discovering it now, but it was meant to be "witnessed" at the cinema.
Marketing failed this movie. I regret not seeing this in the cinema.
I saw Fury Road in the cinema and it was one of the best experiences I've had watching, and made me realize that some films should be seen in the cinema and not on a smaller screen or alone.
I saw it twice in the theater. It was glorious.