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Mad Max: Fury Road

MinerWillyMinerWilly
edited July 2014 in Chit chat
I know i shouldn't, but i still am a little excited about this, based on the trailer and what with George Miller in on it and all.
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  • GreenCardGreenCard
    edited July 2014
    I think I'm more excited about the game than the film, developed by Avalanche, the people who brought us Just Cause 2 (which was fab, in my opinion).
  • dm_boozefreekdm_boozefreek
    edited July 2014
    It's being made by the original director, and personally I think Tom Hardy will do the Max character justice.

    Let's hope I'm right.
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  • slenkarslenkar
    edited July 2014
    when a director returns to their beloved franchise it doesnt usually work out :)
  • milemile
    edited July 2014
    MinerWilly wrote: »
    I know i shouldn't, but i still am a little excited about this, based on the trailer and what with George Miller in on it and all.

    I still think they should troll fans by putting 'from the director of happy feet and babe - pig in the city' on the poster. :grin:
  • thx1138thx1138
    edited July 2014
    original mad max, was made with real motorbikes tearing at break neck speeds on real roads, with a cart blanche from the police to do it.

    they won't recapture that. :-/
  • The StargliderThe Starglider
    edited July 2014
    slenkar wrote: »
    when a director returns to their beloved franchise it doesnt usually work out :)

    If you're referring to George Lucas, that's because GL is a **** director. George Miller OTOH is really quite good.
  • MinerWillyMinerWilly
    edited July 2014
    thx1138 wrote: »
    original mad max, was made with real motorbikes tearing at break neck speeds on real roads, with a cart blanche from the police to do it.

    they won't recapture that. :-/

    No, there will probably be too much CGI and too little real stunts and bending plates. I still hope for it to be better than the car-chase movies of today (shaky camera, closeups of spinning wheels, no real sense of what's going on).
  • mel the bellmel the bell
    edited July 2014
    lol im just checking out some of the other post apocayptic films from the days of vhs/betamax, lots of dodgy italian and US ones all grainy and cheesy :P
    anybody want help let me know ;)
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  • GreenCardGreenCard
    edited July 2014
    MinerWilly wrote: »
    (shaky camera, closeups of spinning wheels, no real sense of what's going on).

    It's not being directed by Michael Bay, so we should be ok there.
  • DavidBDavidB
    edited July 2014
    So long as they turn off any lens flare, that will help.

    Quick question : wasn't the actress who played Lizzie Birdsworth in Prisoner Cell Block H in one of the films?
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  • dm_boozefreekdm_boozefreek
    edited July 2014
    mel the bell wrote: »
    lol im just checking out some of the other post apocayptic films from the days of vhs/betamax, lots of dodgy italian and US ones all grainy and cheesy :P
    anybody want help let me know ;)

    2019 is a good one, if you can find the unedited version, the edited version makes no sense, has about half the scenes missing, and ends at a random spot about 20 minutes before the actual end of the movie :D
    daveykins wrote: »
    So long as they turn off any lens flare, that will help.

    Quick question : wasn't the actress who played Lizzie Birdsworth in Prisoner Cell Block H in one of the films?

    The first one, it's pretty funny watching a little old lady waving a bloody great shotgun about :lol:
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