MAD MAX: FURY ROAD is just NONSTOP | First Time Reaction!

[@Rated314]

"You need water to live, buddy!" Exactly what an addict would say 😂

[@Smokie_666]

LOL This comment is golden

[@Punkanova]

I am a living example that you don't need water to live. But I will say, not having it doesn't do your mental health any favors😅😅😅

[@Iceman-135]

George Miller, the director, had his wife Margaret Sixel edit Mad Max: Fury Road. Miller said that she had never cut an action movie before, and he said if it was edited by "the usual kind of guys, it would look like every other action movie we see." She went on to win a Oscar for her editing work in the film. How amazing is that!

[@chrismaverick9828]

Hours of intense action with a few minutes to breathe here and there. You can't even call it a roller-coaster of a ride. It's more like being in a race car.

[@TheN1ghtwalker]

Well, that explains why there's so many cuts it's hard to tell what's going on sometimes.

[@L_H_Bruh]

I imagine she edited those creepy ptsd max has. If so, she did an amazing job 👏

[@DrLipkin]

My favorite trivia about this movie is that while Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron did not get along well while shooting this movie, their stunt doubles definitely did. They ended up falling in love while filming Max and Furiosa's fight. And because Fury Road took so long to get through post production, their first child was born before the movie even made it to theaters.

[@akshittyagi6482]

hahaa that has to be one of my favourite trivia facts in movies now, thanks for sharing!!

[@LordVolkov]

Falling in love with someone while rolling around in the dirt trying to kill each other 🥰 Neat little trivia (and reminds me of the actors from Starship Troopers who married after she 🤯 him)

[@Zedd0z]

Yeah i read a bit about it. Tom Hardy has a reputation for being tough to work with, according to a bunch of actors. Charlize Theron was always on time and ready to go, while Tom would often show up late. Charlize didn't hold back in calling him out for it, which caused some tension on set.

[@IanJenn356094]

Not only that, but Tom being the cheeky fucker he is, apologized to Charlize after filming by giving her an autographed photo of himself lmao

[@zimvader25]

@@Zedd0zexcept the crew has since said that that rumor wasn’t even true. Hardy’s refusal to come out on time came AFTER their beef started. Meaning it wasn’t the reason. No one could honestly figure out why the two couldn’t stand each other. There seemed to be no rhyme or reason.

[@StuSaville]

The red headed actress is Elvis Presley's granddaughter. She's married to the guy who plays the guitar on the truck.

[@JamesDavis-sh9gh]

Riley Keough is the one. And she also managed to save Graceland from some attempts by unscrupulous land grabbers.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

And she's also Seth Green's DAD!!!

[@thoriated]

Coma/Doof Warrior was played by 2 different guys, a musician and a stuntman. Riley married the stuntman.

[@bobothn]

Its not often you get a movie that is litteraly a 2 hour car chase with so much character development, redemption arcs and story.

[@toddkes5890]

I let a friend borrow my copy, he was going to watch 1 hr of the movie then watch a football game that night. Instead he watched Fury Road and one hour of football.

[@GeorgeTropicana]

Not since terminator 2

[@deadcatthinks6725]

Cannonball run?

[@GeorgeTropicana]

@@deadcatthinks6725 Jesus christ people he said it's not often, not that it never happened before

[@corneliusabigailbakich1128]

@@GeorgeTropicanaQUICK NAME EVERY MOVIE IT HAPPENED IN

[@ravenstromdans]

Of all the characters in the movie, Nux is the one whose journey really gets to me. When he mouths to "Witness me" and Capable responds...that fucks me up every time now. It's uncomfortably relatable to be driven to making one desperate last effort to make a difference.

[@LordVolkov]

The way Nux is bookended by "Witness me" - shouted as a battle cry for his overlord and then whispered as a prayer for hope (something he never had before, even if it isn't for himself) 😭

[@khornethebloodgod4155]

He’s asking his Valkyrie to witness him. She reached out and grabbed his soul.

[@erikbjelke4411]

The guy who spent the whole movie trying to die for all the wrong reasons finally lays down his life for the right ones.

[@shawnwacek6791]

Masterpiece of a character that's not expecting that type of death❤

[@mycroft16]

The journey from needing to be witnessed by the war boys and Immortan, for show, for the ritual to only needing her to know that he is doing this because he loves her is beautiful. And so organically done. It just grows naturally. His blind belief. Belief shattered. Finding a new belief that is real. Earning it, committing to it. Sacrificing selflessly for it.

[@keefriff99]

“I am the scales of justice! Conductor of the choir of death! Sing, Brother Heckler! Sing, Brother Koch!” THE most metal movie ever. \m/ It’s like an ‘80s Iron Maiden album cover by Derek Riggs came to life.

[@charlesbarnes6912]

Fun fact: the actor who plays Immortan Joe also played the character Toecutter in the original 1979 Mad Max 😊

[@JohnDAmico-ci2hz]

And he's in the new one too....

[@JudoGeoff]

​@JohnDAmico-ci2hz the character is in the new Furiosa film, but the actor is not. Hugh Keays-Byrne died a few years after Fury Road came out, when Furiosa was still in development hell. Lachy Hulme takes over the role in the new film.

[@johntaylor7029]

I live, I die, I live again

[@gamerbear84]

Yooo, I never knew, that's crazy cool.

[@jordanwindham3804]

Fun fact: While everyone thinks this is a post-apocalyptic film, it's really just Australia on an average day.

[@Smokie_666]

If they weren't driving all the time, it would have had massive spiders instead.

[@sebbosebbo9794]

☠,,MEDIOCRe lovely AVERAGE d@y"☠

[@Handletakenlol]

Don't slow down or the drop bears will get you

[@whocares110]

Couldn't be Australia, nobody was upside down.

[@carlossaraiva8213]

That's my favorite joke about the Mad Max saga and Australia.

[@christianwise637]

Probably the single best action movie to come out of the last decade or so? I seriously cannot fault it, spectacularly staged action, excellent performances, captivating and memorable characters, gorgeous cinematography and a seriously kickass score. It just keeps getting better every single time I watch it, a modern action-packed masterpiece without a doubt

[@mycroft16]

It's literally a true master class on writing, directing, cinematography, vfx, music, pacing, any flaws it has are miniscule and nit picks.

[@whocares110]

​@@mycroft16 I would be hard pressed to name a single flaw.

[@chrismaverick9828]

It felt so different even in the theater. I was skeptical as to whether I would like it based on the first intro trailers, as I'm not much of a Mad Max fan, but I could appreciate the world and story. By the time the final trailer came out it was looking fantastic and I actually wanted to see it, which usually means it's going to be a great film. Was definitely impressed and loved it. Haven't found anyone that didn't enjoy it so far.

[@LordLOC]

Dredd is also an incredible action movie that doesn't get anywhere near the recognition it deserves.

[@MarkHWillson]

The Raid 2 would like a word.

[@allanvitrio]

max is considered high octane because of his blood, at the beginning of the film the tattoos show that he is type O- universal donor, that's why he is so valuable

[@LordVolkov]

Also because he was hard to subdue and Nux thinks he will get Max's superior vitality. The Warboys have a very 'essence consumption' kinda vibe with the blood and milk motifs.

[@loot5532]

in world lore that i love is the idea of vehicles and machinery as divinity. the reason they venerate Chrome is because its a world of rust and grime, while chrome is pure and clean, pristine. also, you can catch it in the background a few times especially early on, their prayer has them extend their fingers and cross them, and they tuck in their thumbs. this is to resemble the 8 cylinders of a V8 engine, while the clasped hands and thumbs make the engine block.

[@LordVolkov]

Spraying their teeth makes a 'chrome grill' 😁 Love the layers of the V-8 cult in Fury Road (and Furiosa) that are told with barely any explanation. Nux has a deconstructed engine block scarred into his chest as schematic, they think of blood as fuel, their heaven is an eternal battle road... so many little details. Glorious worldbuilding!

[@MrSiriusAB]

Oh what a day! 15:04 best scene, the music, the intensity, Max and Furiosa working together *chef's kiss*

[@BezoRazo]

The way Addie lit up every time the "band" was on screen 🤘😄

[@JamesDavis-sh9gh]

Immortan Joe the main villain was played by the late Hugh Keays Byrne who also played the Toecutter in the original Mad Max.

[@gregghelmberger]

"I would not care to live in this world. I would have been dead a long time before this, though." That's the thing about post-apocalypse situations. Everybody thinks they'd be Max Rockatansky when in fact they'd be Skull #71 in that big pile in the background.

[@Yora21]

I remember when this movie came out, it blew everyone's mind. It was the biggest action movie for a long time.

[@JohnDAmico-ci2hz]

Saw it 2 times in IMAX, mind blowing...

[@constantdvdcollector]

Then came The Snyder Cut!

[@enadegheeghaghe6369]

"I am the scales of justice. Conducter of the choir of death. Sing brother, sing!"

[@jakubfabisiak9810]

sing, Brother Koch. As in - Heckler und Koch.

[@Punkanova]

And I love that by him being blind and just shooting randomly, he is the most fair justice of all, completely unbiased.

[@Jhulae]

A fun bit of trivia is that except for two actresses (the 'bait' and the woman who rode in the war rig), The Many Mothers were portrayed by members of an actual biker club (The Vigilantes) who rode the motorcycles in the movie.

[@mkocel]

LOL that Bane impression. HAHAHAHA well done Addie

[@gabrielarredondo3825]

This movie has a very tumultuous production history. From starting filming in 2001 to 9/11 halting filming due to the economic crisis afterwards, to recasting Mel Gibson because of controversies and age, to bad weather conditions causing the filming locations to be unusable, to actors straight up feuding with each other. There’s a book called Blood Sweat and Chrome, which details the rocky production of Fury Road from its conception. I highly recommend checking it out if you have the time.

[@saviourself687]

Imortan Joe's face being torn off turns Addie in to Mickey Mouse... Who knew? \= )

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

She did it at 2:58 too. "Gosh, this is horrifying." Mickey Mouse sounds intensify. 😂

[@NadeemShekh-uy9zn]

0:01 the most adorable impression I've ever seen

[@gazzamanazza4pm]

The flamethrower guitar guy actually has the greatest name ever: Coma the Doof Warrior! (Shoutout to the replies for correcting me) Also, the music he and his drummers play, awesome as it is, does actually serve a purpose for the warband beyond motivation - the music signals the Immortan's orders to the other cars so they can stay in formation or change course on command. You can see an example when all the cars come to a stop during the nighttime sequence, he just strums a steady "holding pattern," to signal for the other cars to stop and wait.

[@ShwiftJustice]

And Conan O'Brien cosplayed him for Comic Con!

[@kuhpunkt]

His name is Coma, not Conan.

[@benn454]

He's the heavy metal version of a military bugler.

[@gazzamanazza4pm]

@@kuhpunkt Huh, right you are. I'll fix my comment, thanks!

[@josephwallace202]

@@ShwiftJustice "wook mommy I know pop culture twivia, pwease teww me what a smart boy I am"

[@BandOfHarjaps]

This really, really... really needs to be seen at a cinema.

[@LordBaktor]

The amount of "show, don't tell" style storytelling that goes on in this movie is astounding and rewatches pay off with more and more little details every time.

[@tinyfishhobby3138]

I think I saw the movie six or seven times before I finally caught the detail on how the fuel pod decouples from the tanker and blows up - one of the canyon bikers has a bundle of dynamite, and when he dies, that lit bundle tumbles under the rig and explodes just as the fuel pod passes over it.

[@Balrog2005]

The best action flick in years, maybe in more than a decade... great choice.

[@keefriff99]

Absolutely, a masterpiece. There are so many scenes that make me yell “Hell yeah!” every time.

[@terrylandess6072]

I like to think while scouring the prop department they ran across the stilts used by the Henson Group while making The Dark Crystal and figured a way to write their use into the lore.

[@chrislaustin]

This movie was absolutely bonkers insane craziness, but I mean that in the best way possible, as every single scene was a fatal accident on the freeway, that you can NEVER turn away from.

[@heyheyjk-la]

One of the things the book talks about is how the studio almost shut the film down a few times, and then wanted to throw it all away when they saw the original edit. Can you imagine a world without this film?? Also, while I prefer the color version, there is a great "black & chrome" version of this film that well worth a watch if you can find it. I got to see it in a theatre and it was gorgeous. Now you really do need to see "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga". While it's not as good overall as MMFR - I mean, how could it be - it does a great job of telling Furiosa's story and you get to see the locations they talk about in this film, along with some of the characters. Anya Taylor-Joy was great but Chris Hemsworth is amazing in it. Great reaction, Addie. You have been WITNESSED!

[@mizrolist]

I think Furiosa would be praised much more if we didn't already saw Fury Road. This movie is practically perfect - Furiosa had big shoes to fill, which was an impossible task.

[@heyheyjk-la]

@@mizrolist Up to a point, I agree. It is a prequel so that was my excitement in expanding the world and story. And I certainly had no expectations that they could match or meet the greatness of Fury Road, but there are still some OMG moments and it works as a great prequel which then immediately connects to Fury Road. I really want to see a double-feature with both films at some point.

[@toddkes5890]

5:22 - remember the buglers for US cavalry, or trumpeters in older armies? That is the guitarman's job. He plays music to pass on orders, keep morale going, etc. 18:05 , 18:14 (where he is having trouble motivating), 24:25 (to get everyone moving), 27:55 , 7:00 & 8:15 - if they die gloriously, witnessed by their fellow Warboys, then they will Mcfeast in Valhalla for eternity. 8:46 - the action just keeps getting bigger. Also notice how many cuts there are with the cameras and how little you notice them, as the action is kept in the center of the screen so your eyes don't have to wander trying to find it. 9:53 - once he regains conscious thought they can work together. Until then he just wanted the metal mask off and plenty of water. 16:38 - see the blood all over her leg, causing her to be weak? Thank Max at 10:39 18:58 - tells you how bad the future is, when a Warboy cannot recognize a tree 19:08 - Furiosa is an amazing shot 20:29 - he is pretty dangerous too 21:10 - free-range protein 23:16 - he is also talking about himself in that sentence 23:54 - Do Warboy Nux and Capable make a cute couple? 25:38 - the PeopleEater likes his food tenderized first 29:37 - Nux has come full circle. Instead of dying for his own glory, he did it for others. 30:29 - Max remembers he is human 31:09 - Max is more along the lines of a catalyst. He makes things easier for others, but does not take part afterwards. Furiosa would have accomplished her mission, but thanks to Max it was much easier.

[@DavidSmith-mt7tb]

The production on this film is incredible. Very little CGI was used. They literally built all these vehicles. The war rig is actually powered by two big V8s running in tandem. Making action sequences like this between moving vehicles with people jumping between vehicles while they're being destroyed and explosives are going off is just absolutely insane. They even built a functional flamethrower guitar for the Doof Warrior (the guitarist guy), which was apparently quite the feat of engineering. The film also does an incredible job with visual storytelling. Very little dialogue was needed, and much of it is bastardized English and Aussie slang that's hard to understand anyway.

[@henriisgay]

Witness me!!!

[@Stormtamer]

Witness!

[@TheSplash17]

Witness!!!

[@OmegaSoypreme]

Mediocre!

[@FernandoCruz-np9ev]

AVENGE MEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!

[@bunglechild]

Huh? What? Oh sorry I missed it.

[@OmegaSoypreme]

It's well worth looking up some behind the scenes videos for this movie. It's incredible how much of it was real cars, real stunts and real crashes. Like the polecats, and even that final crash of the war rig!

[@JudoGeoff]

My favorite behind-the-scenes moment continues to be the short clip of Hugh Keays-Byrne in full Immortan Joe garb (but with his mask off) roaring at the War Boys that they look amazing -- and of the Boys responding in character. There's something so wholesome about that. What a class act he seemed to be.

[@internetsideshow]

4:12 "Oh, okay. I can't wait to see him die at some point." 29:01 You asked for it.

[@SmokyOwl]

Just installed my first very budget sound system, 3 speakers and a subwoofer, very budget....this was the first movie I watched and it was amazing!

[@mycroft16]

I have never come out of a movie theater so simultaneously exhausted and pumped up. Yeah the whole thing is basically a 2 hour car chase with a few pit stops to catch your breath. Some of the best directors around commented on this movie that they have no clue how Miller was able to pull this off. The amount of planning and the time in the desert and all of those extremely real vehicles which they built and drove and did real stunts on. One thing you don't really catch on first viewing is how few words there really are and yet how much character info we get. Also, how insanely good at using the camera to keep us understanding the action. During the motorcycle jumps in the canyon, you'll have a shot where the bike enters from left going to the right and the shot will change to an opposite view for the next bike and it enters from the right and we cut as it is in the center to the next bike which comes from the center. He uses the action on screen to move your eyes into place for where the action will be in the next shot. He is literally directing the audience on where to look to not get lost in the insanity. That is next level action direction. It is why despite how rapid and fast paced all of the action is, you don't feel lost. It flows smoothly from one shot to the next keeping you focused on where the action is.

[@carnilia]

I am just loving your narration as you take in really dense action scenes 😂 ‘oooh here’s a big boy!’ 🤣

[@FenrirSylerfeng_9651]

Mad Max Fury Road is a film so heavy metal that it looked like an Iron Maiden video. The followers of the villain's cult (a name too complicated for me to remember) are the craziest thing in the film, including the band that I particularly liked. The women in this film, from the sweetest and most innocent to the most badass of all, were tough until the end and, as the film had a toe in Norse mythology, it makes sense that they would be like that. I loved it

[@JoeyTorrierijr]

I recommend the book. Blood sweat and chrome which goes into the 20 year odyssey that was making this movie

[@heyheyjk-la]

Yeah, the book was great and really described the insane way the film was shot and how hard it was on everyone.

[@alextan1478]

What a lovely day it is for you to watch Mad Max: Fury Road (2015), Addie. It's DEFINITELY non-stop action because in these kinds of movies, action speaks louder than words. Just as you have done so now, I also watched this movie for the first time when I was in preparation to see Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (2024) in IMAX with my girlfriend, on that same day. I do hope that you also check out the original Mad Max trilogy with Mel Gibson as Max Rockatansky, as well. #MadMaxTrilogyForAddieCounts BTW, the masked man is Immortan Joe. And you just came up with a BRAND NEW word: "Acquence". EDIT: I also like how your nail polish matches your shirt.

[@AriSellassie]

After furiosa this movie somehow becomes so much better

[@michaelcoffey1991]

@Addie The mad Max franchise is one of my favorites in film, so glad you got this in your reactions now :)

[@veganguy74]

Addie, you should definitely watch the first 3 Mad Max movies, "Mad Max" (1979) "The Road Warrior (aka Mad Max 2)" (1981) and "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome" (1985).

[@The_RedVIII]

Heck yeah. I think last video I just commented that I would love to see a Fury Road reaction, and here it is! :D

[@anthonygibbs-gv7qp]

You need to watch mad max Mad max 2 road warrior And mad max beyond thunderdome ❤

[@DavetheGrue]

My favorite of the many great things in this movie is the way the spiked cars make sense in retrospect once we find out about the pole boys.

[@rofyle]

Mad Max, especially part 2 The Road Warrior, was a major inspiration for the Fallout games. Max is known as the Lone Wanderer, he travels with a dog, he is armed with a sawed off shotgun, he travels the Wasteland, and he is sometimes forced to help people he doesn't want to help. His "armor" from the second movie is the same armor you the player start with in the game, and in one of the games there is even an NPC you meet named Max who greets you with a sawed off shotgun.

[@jimmyzee7040]

Mad Max was the original movie 1979 starring Mel Gibson followed by the sequel Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior and the third one Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome with Gibson and Tina Turner. This movie won 6 Academy Awards. All directed by George Miller. The prequel to this is Furiosa which is in theaters now.

[@borland8513]

There were three movies before this one. It's like you jumped straight into the chorus from the Ballad of Max the Mad.

[@carpetfluff35]

i swear some of the movie popping up on this channel lately are ones I've just assumed in my brain that I've seen Addie react to, but obviously never have.

[@babotond]

props to addie for recognizing nicholas hoult, many people didn't.

[@stewart1555]

I have grown to appreciate the guy shredding on his guitar, throughout the madness (his the icing on the cake). Also it's cool to see that Tom Hardy's role as Bane left an impression.

[@alexspindler1]

This movie is just steeped in texture and detail at every moment. The incredible death cult Immortan Joe had cultivated that mixes Viking Valhalla references, car culture, and inspiring a whole generation of irradiated boys to not even despair that they have tumors and will die but to embrace it and celebrate spectacular deaths. Incredible and just told through actions and philosophy. This movie is a total gem. Mad Max and The Road Warrior/MM2 are absolutely worth a watch too.

[@fredermac7468]

So glad you liked fury Road so much. There are so many subtle layers to the story, which initially just looks like a nonstop action movie. My favorite question that it asks is, what is religion? The Warboys are all dying of cancer, living a half-life, and Immortan Joe promises to take them personally to Valhalla, where they were live again, as long as they do his bidding.

[@JohnImrie]

The music and sound system are there to pass commands to the other cars over the noise of the engines, like a bugle was used in old battles

[@billbabcock1833]

More than anything else, this movie proves that Australian stuntmen are absolutely crazy. Other than the sandstorm there's basically no CGI in this movie. It's all practical effects.

[@BubbaCoop]

"no CGI" is just invisible CGI. And this actually has quite a lot of it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6mukJmMor5rgM0

[@sandpiperr]

They weren't Australian. They were Canadian because they had to hire Cirque du Soliel to do stunt work.

[@tsogobauggi8721]

Oh, what a reaction! What a lovely reaction! :)

[@ArykSapien]

This movie made me fall in love with film making. I didn’t know a movie could be so entertaining and well crafted at the same time.

[@tsogobauggi8721]

31:09 Max is no king. He thinks that he doesn't deserve happiness.

[@dbugs58]

If you have not you should watch all the mad max movies in order of release it’s such a great franchise.

[@Icypenguigo]

Fun fact: the guitar player guy on the huge truck is called "the Doof Warrior". 😛

[@SonicFrozen_Fan2005_Official]

0:01 WHOA.. Cool voice impression, Addie! 😂😂 Jokes aside, this is my favorite Mad Max film alongside the second one and Furiosa, a brand new film that was a prequel to Fury Road.

[@GamersIntel]

You shoul watch all of the Mad Max movies, especially Road Warrior.

[@rikmoran3963]

Thanks for your Bane impression. It really made me chuckle!

[@chrismaverick9828]

This movie was incredible in the theater in 3D.

[@FlashHits60708090]

For me, the best film in the franchise is Mad Max 2 The Road Warrior from 1981. Phenomenal work by the stuntmen.

[@mycroft16]

Yeah that one goes hard into how crazy the world has become. By fury road this is just everyone's normal.

[@Tomiply]

I actually prefer Fury Road. The Road Warrior is legendary, but it doesn't come close to Fury Road's action, stunts, attention to detail, editing, music and storytelling. Like, the emotional moment when Furiosa drops to her knees in the desert, it gets me every time. Nothing in The Road Warrior really gets me too emotional, and the cinematography and action don't come close to Fury Road either. Plus the character arcs are amazing in Fury Road too, and I find Immortan Joe way more of an intimidating villain than Humongus.

[@freddyfleal]

one detail I love about this movie is when they decide to drive through “the salt”: the ocean that evaporated.

[@christopherkaylor2940]

The guy tattooing on Max is the "Organic Mechanic", who has a bigger role in Furisoa, coming to digital next week😅

[@Yora21]

Best Timing of the Video: "This scene is stressful!" 😆

[@timterry6496]

Legend has it guitar guy is still playing

[@maximillianosaben]

This is 1 of at least 3 movies in 5 years where Tom Hardy had to wear something over his face/mouth for a stretch of the film. (The Dark Knight Rises, Mad Max: Fury Road, Dunkirk)

[@sabalos]

Even when he doesn't have anything over his face, he usually does his best to sound like he does

[@mizrolist]

Don't forget Venom.

[@maximillianosaben]

@@mizrolist - That ain't the same.

[@Ugnutz]

in regards to the water this being set on the east coast of Australia, Australia has the worlds largest underground fresh water basin covers a large portion of the entire eastern side of the country thats where the water comes from

[@cnon.]

Honestly it's one of the best mainstream blockbusters ever made.

[@Sandy-dd4le]

You should react to the original trilogy Addie. Max wasnt always like this, and you get to see the journey that turned him into, "Mad" Max. I for one would love to see you do them. ❤

[@mannygee005]

I just watched Furiosa "two days ago" I think it might be leaving the theater soon... glad I caught it. I quote an older version of Mad Max... in a heavy accent, "Two days ago, I saw a vehicle that'd haul that tanker..."

[@batman66ism]

We love you Addie🥰

[@ilvanezzo]

3:05 ironically, there is an actual videogame tie-in with this movie, the plot of which is apparently referenced to in the prequel (and the game is pretty good, too)

[@constantdvdcollector]

Interesting bit of trivia: Director George Miller was almost the director of DC’s Justice League but the writers strike happened and it killed the attempt. He had a whole cast ready, and two of them are in this movie: Hugh Keays-Byrne and Megan Gale, who would’ve played Martian Manhunter and Wonder Woman.

[@TheNefastor]

Loved your reaction. Just one thing : the "doof warrior" (guy on the music truck) isn't so much for motivation as communication. They don't have radio, they use this to coordinate, same way we used trumpets and clarions in ancient times.

[@JerryLokomus]

You should see where all starts... MadMax 1978.

[@reconsoldier135]

WITNESS ME!!!!! Seeing this in theaters was a treat

[@dbugs58]

The redhead bride 👰‍♀️ and the guitarist are married in real life ! If I’m correct they meet on this movie.

[@lee32476]

I’m glad that you were so into the vibe of this movie. The earlier ones are as much about the myth of Max than about a specific character. That being said, if you want to watch the earlier ones, I would suggest 2>3>1 for the sequence. The first is pretty slow, but the second absolutely nails the vibe, and the 3rd is that with a bigger budget and also Tina Turner. I’ve seen the second more times than I can count over the years.

[@NathanPerez24]

Great reaction! Great move ❤

[@117AROD]

Whoa, she does impressions?! Almost spot on 😂

[@thedragon133]

I like the theory that the three warlords represent a version of the four riders of the apocalypse, Immortan Joe as Conquest/Pestilence, the People Eater as Famine and the Bullet Farmer as War. To complete the set, Max would be the Death as whereever he goes, death follows. Also he took out everyone in that night scene off-screen, which with there being so many enemies there seems highly unlikely. His constant visions of the people he couldn't save also could be interpreted as the dead he's carrying with him.

[@hjalnelson9579]

AHH, THE MOVIE THAT CAN ONLY BE APPROPRIATELY DISCUSSED IN ALL CAPS! WITNESSED!!!!

[@michaelbriefs9764]

Addie, I saw the new prequel, "Furiosa: a Mad Max Saga", and it's really excellent! You should see it! Also, you should see the original "The Road Warrior" and "Mad Max: Thunderdome"! They are part of the OG Trilogy and it's awesome! The first film, called "Mad Max", is also a great movie but it's very much a Cult film and it's really a "Foreign" Film because the Australian actors are so hard to understand, with their thick accents. They needed to overdub the movie with voice-overs that were more marketable in America and in the U.K. But it's a great film. All of these films are violent and "apocalyptic", with "The Road Warrior" and following being Post-Apocalyptic" films. Very hard-core but truly classic!

[@hardcorepoetic]

Fun fact: The actor who plays the main bad guy (Immortan Joe), also played the main bad guy (the Toecutter) in the very first Mad Max film in 1979.

[@GustavoReal]

Seeing this film in the cinema was one of the best experiences I've ever had with films. Addie please react to the film stand by me (1986), hug from brazil, love u ❤

[@Telthar]

The year this came out Amazon was selling out of the food safe chrome spray around Halloween

[@psycho42069]

For centuries armies would march into battle with a drumline keeping them in cadence, then they wild line up and trumpeter/buglers would play their "calls" to signal the army to stop, attack, etc. Think of the trumpet "song" everyone knows that plays before you yell "CHAAAARRRRGE!!" and run into battle. That's what the guitar guy and the drummers in back of his truck are representing.

[@XionDarkblood13]

Love this movie so much! The movie pace is like an engine revving. Action! Slight break. Aaaaaction! Break. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaction! The minimal dialogue and “show don’t tell” was super cool! You know exactly what’s going on without being told. Immortan Joe is a great villain because he is “pure” evil but you see remnants of his humanity. His care for the brides, while evil and twisted, was genuine to the point of risking his own life in crashing the car to desperately try and avoid hitting her. He is evil, no question, but just enough humanity remains to make you hate him even more. Something that makes me sad too is the death of the War Rig. It took them so far and kept going far beyond what just a machine should do. It was a character in and of itself and Nux death always hits me hard but the War Rig deserves some respect too! Loved the reaction as well!

[@beelzebub_jones]

I love the Fan theory that Imorten Joe, the People Eater, the Bullet Farmer and Max represent the four horsemen, Joe is pestilence, bullet farmer is war, people eater is famine and max is death, he even says at the beginning about running from the living and the dead. Max even goes off by himself and takes out the bullet farmer and all his men all by himself, bringing death to them. likely not canon but still an interesting idea

[@sterlinggecko3269]

the Amazon reviews for silver spray paint were hilarious when this movie came out.

[@smavtmb2196]

Intense/crazy movie. Love that they used alot of practical effects in this movie, but have a feeling the new one will be mostly CGI. Addie hope you'll watch the original three Madmax movies. I won't give spoilers but actor Hugh Keays- Byrne playing the head bad guy Immortan Joe in this film was also in the original 1979 Madmax as a different character. The first movie was made on a very low budget approx $350,000 us, and wasn't expected to become a success/franchise. The newest movie is a prequel as there can't be a sequel to Madmax Fury Road with both Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron because they apparently didn't get along and don't like each other. Movie Directors should really do chemistry tests between lead actors ahead of time to avoid that kind of situation .

[@danielyoung1846]

Your face when Immortan Joe got his mask ripped off (29:03) was worth the price of admission here all by itself. Clearly you don't see a lot of movies like this one! :)

[@shawnwacek6791]

Masterpiece of a movie❤ enough said❤ Mr warm Bodies was not expecting that type of death😢 how to save the world😊 I saw this movie in theaters day one awesome❤ glad you enjoyed the movie it's a wild ride❤

[@vudujl83]

perhaps Bane and Mad Max are long lost cousins or something 😂

[@imthewolf1]

You mean Bane and Immortan Joe