Everything GREAT About Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga!

[@tommaw3204]

I have my own little win for this movie I’d like to share: As an Australian, I was legitimately surprised to find that Jack’s actor, Tom Burke, is British. His Aus accent is so good that it actually fooled me into thinking he was an Australian actor. Which has never happened to me before. It’s usually very easy to spot a fake Aus accent because you can almost hear the actors overthinking it. But Tom in this movie is spot on!

[@MadisonBrownRacing]

I agree, Aus accents are always way too over the top. Even by aussie actors, the one that comes to mind is Jai Courtney in Suicide Squad.

[@thisbubblygoodness7611]

i watched some actor interviews before the film came out so I knew he was British i think what surprised me was that Tom Burke was actually quite insistent on doing an Aussie accent, I think George Miller originally planned to just have Tom speak in his own Engish accent but he wanted to be authentic as possible

[@OcarinaSapphr-]

​​@@MadisonBrownRacing I believe he said in an interview that it was a deliberate choice...

[@f0xyLuv]

I thought I recognized him from Utopia but had to do a double take when I heard him speak. Great actor, hope to see him in more big roles

[@Reyesm02]

“Do ya have it in ya to make it epic” might be my favorite line delivery of the year, hemsworth just killed it

[@grantpowell4135]

The arrow hostage thing killed me like of all the ways to hold a prisoner lol nipple rings too

[@Randomobility]

I've been saying it in meetings to get people to think outside the box. Forget just successful, make it amazing.

[@grantpowell4135]

Thanks again Cinemawins for being one of the most positive movie guys out there.

[@DoodleBrainStudios]

He’s what we all need. He should become a religious leader.

[@DarkKreig]

I was actually a big fan of CinemaSins but found sometimes they were just a bit too nitpicky. Like for the sake of it and as he says, liking stuff is more fun than not.

[@grantpowell4135]

@DarkKreig cinemawins and Th3Birdman are my 2 goats imo

[@joseda3rd354]

Someone hasn’t heard Dicer

[@whansenmovies]

CinemaWins, Birdman, and Sean Chandler are my favorites personally, if you're really into Spider-Man there's also Spider Dunk who actually knows what he's talking about when it comes to comics There's also DoomBlazer and Vetz but they're mostly vertical video focused

[@nonspiderweb]

6:11 My head canon for Demenetus is he's JUST sane enough to know how crazy he is. Every now and then he shows these looks of guilt or shame, like he knows he's being truly awful, but he's accepted that it HAS to happen. he needs to be the scariest guy to make everyone else follow him, so he has to do the worst things, even if deep, deep, deep down he knows that it's wrong.

[@grantpowell4135]

Yeah but the nipple stumps were a bit over the top lol jk

[@jaypeterson1324]

@@grantpowell4135 he always had a choice, and chose to drown out the black with more black every time.

[@grantpowell4135]

@jaypeterson1324 one of Hemsworths top performances imo

[@Marb315]

something that i haven't been able to stop thinking about since I put it together, Dementus sculpted Furiosa into a creature defined by grief and rage so nonchalantly and so non-personally for so many years and even as he's dying he never even bothers to ask her what her name is

[@sniperjettps4626]

Cool detail The rifle that furiosa's mum uses is missing its gas tube (it's normally semi auto), so the vuvalini converted it into a bolt action to keep it functioning

[@goudawgs]

The problem with box offices these days is that Covid basically killed peoples drive to go to the theater, while streaming has killed the secondary revenue stream of DVD sales that could allow movies to do just OK at the box office as they new another paycheck was coming a few months later when dvd/blueray sales started

[@SecondSince]

One of the reasons i'm starting to purchase most media as physical again. To give the creators a second chance at revenue AND to get around media just disappearing from any legitimate streaming service.

[@K.C-2049]

nah people killed my desire to go to the theatre. every now and then you get a great theatre who doesn't talk, cough, have their phone on, look at their Apple watch incessantly, stink, or fucking VAPE IN THE THEATRE, but 9 times out of 10 I'm surrounded by annoying audiences and I just think how much happier I'd be on my couch at home lol also theatres are expensive af. how am I gonna pay 20$ to hav the movie ruined by annoying people.

[@thingusbingus8181]

Consistent detail I love in this movie is how bad Dementus is at leading. Aside from the History Mans constant distaste for Dementus' ways, First after he gains rule over Gastown, it falls behind in production and the people are chaotic. His solution is to ask for MORE resources. Then the Octoboss leaves him. When Furiosa escapes Dementus, we can see Mr. Davidson sheathing his machete, implying he cut her down and helped her, then when Furiosa steals the car from Scrotus, in the background we can see Mr. Davidson cradling a dead Mr. Harley in his arms and we can assume he joined Joes side. Dementus tries to rule through pure fear and intimidation but he has nothing to offer but bloodshed and fighting. He is constantly being undermined by his own men but he either doesn't notice or doesn't care because, like you said, he's just trying to use bloodshed and pain to distract from his past. Max said it best in Fury Road. "If you don't try to fix what's broken. You'll go insane."

[@thisbubblygoodness7611]

yeah, that's what makes him so entertaining, he walks over his own men, not even to 'get ahead' but because he just has zero respect for anyone or himself, he's really just a dog chasing cars who's convinced other dogs to chase cars with him. still tho, he can't be a terrible leader as he managed to run Gas Town for 13 years give or take. the spiral downwards of morale only seems to be a recent event imo

[@thelastholdout]

@@thisbubblygoodness7611 The easy answer to Gas Town lasting 13 years under his rule was that it was run so well prior to his takeover that it took 13 years for his terrible leadership to run it into the ground. Competent staff had to be run off or killed, etc, and that takes time. Entire towns usually don't go to shit overnight even with the worst leadership.

[@matthewbatey1997]

if you look closely at what Dementus is eating, while his men are killing P Jack, you can see they are mushrooms, more than likely psychedelic mushrooms, kinda adds to the "I'm bored." line, the trip was over, he's so desensitized by all the killing he has to take hallucinogens just to enjoy with anything, and like a long time drug addict, he doesn't even feel the pleasure from either the killing or the shrooms, probably from anything. and he probably doesn't even miss it. to quote my favorite song "I don't even miss the pleasure I can longer feel"

[@BatAmerica]

I love how this movie characterizes Furiosa's journey to the Green Place. We see it through Furiosa's eyes, so audiences who have never watched Fury Road can connect with her challenges because her goals are sympathetic. Meanwhile, if you have watched Fury Road, it forces you to want better for Furiosa while tearing your heart out, and it works either way you watch it.

[@RedDeadRogue]

Fun little detail that you (respectfully) missed: After the Bullet Farm ambush, Dementus has little cuts all over his face and arms from there the sharp edges of the brass shell casings cut him as they cascaded over him off the conveyor belt.

[@khylerbane4523]

“Conquering the world on horseback is easy. Dismounting and governing, that is hard.” -Genghis Khan. This quote is Dementus in a nutshell.

[@jameshilton8898]

proud to say i was an extra in this film

[@tortis6342]

That’s freaking awesome!!!!

[@robertmills4268]

At what point??

[@mackielunkey2205]

Furiosa may not be Fury Road, but who the hell cares? It's an amazing movie in its own right and has one of the best takes on the "revenge is bad" trope.

[@mattdragon333]

I think it's interesting how dementus could very well be max, he's really well written, similar story, I hope they do make a max that sticks to the first movie story and helps out in a way that makes sense, I hated how weak his change of heart felt compared to everything else in the movies except for the first one

[@tdylan]

I think one of the problems is that people went in expecting Fury Road and were disappointed when they didn't get it. Also, misogyny. I saw someone ranting that it's stupid to have a "Mad Max" movie that doesn't feature Max. That same person said "I'd love to see a movie focused on Nux." The cognitive dissonance is astounding.

[@mattdragon333]

@@tdylan funny enough it does tho? He's not part of the story but he was watching it unfold, which is kinda what he always does, but yeah sadly anytime it's "why's a girl here, I want to see a man do this instead"

[@aaronbeaton4785]

It's Predator 2, a good and solid movie - but not what people wanted from a sequel* and it suffers as such. But in about 20 years people will admit it was a decent movie in it's own right.

[@tdylan]

@@aaronbeaton4785 I like that analogy. I remember watching predator 2 for the first time and really liking it in large part because it wasn't "predator" but again. Similar to "Alien" and "Aliens." (1) There is no way it would have been able to match the original. (2) It would likely have been panned for simply copying the original instead of trying to "do something new."

[@Sebboebbo]

DA CINEMA KING IS BACK BABY HE NEVA MISS WE'RE EATING GOOD TODAY Y'ALL

[@ScrimmyBingus42]

I'm so happy I got to see this in theaters. The deep rumbling growl of Dementus's biker army was so viscerally terrifying.

[@Flint-Dibble-the-Don]

There are dozens of us brother. I always like the movies I see alone better anyway.

[@Drachnyen07]

23:35 fun fact when Dementus hops off the truck, the one guy he questioned while stringing up her arm sheaths his machete, and some people have taken it as he either cut it/let her cut it as Dementus’ control over his gang slowly waivers

[@tdylan]

You can also see Furiosa running away through the dust storm after separating her arm.

[@grantpowell4135]

​@tdylan you can dam ok i gotta go back and see cause I missed that

[@tdylan]

@@grantpowell4135 I've only seen the film once and it was in theatres but during my viewing I remember seeing what appeared to be someone running away from the monster truck and thinking "damn! She yanked off her arm and escaped through the dust storm."

[@grantpowell4135]

@tdylan she pulled a 127 hours move off . Lol

[@jakegetsreel4024]

Yep! I've seen people point out some other details that Mr. Harley was sympathetic towards her from the beginning if you look closely. He seems very uncomfortable when young Furiosa is traded to Immortan Joe, and he actually has the gun snatched out of his hands by Fang earlier in the movie because he didn't shoot her. Also it's possible Mr. Harley was the only one of Dementus's bikers that was capable of love, as he was close with Mr. Davidson

[@Halwolf]

I watched furiosa before I ever watched fury road, and I watched them back to back, and it's so funny to essentially see max show up in essentially her story, do some cool stuff, and leave

[@daviddaugherty2816]

That's actually kinda Max's thing. The only one that's really his story is the first one. Otherwise he just shows up when other people have their own stuff going on.

[@chalupa5777]

If you haven't played the Mad Max video game (its fantastic) there are some nods to the game in this movie too. The little glimpse of Max we see in this movie is dressed exactly like he is in the game AND the main villain of the game is named Scrotus! So i guess thats why we don't see his fate in this movie, because we can play it out in the game

[@alexbarrett4338]

The yellow painted war boy at 18:00 as well

[@General_Kenobi1]

Came here to mention this. To add to that, the character who ends up helping Furiosa with her car is Chumbucket! Your mechanic buddy in the game.

[@nonspiderweb]

yes and no. From my understanding Miller wrote a bunch of notes about the lore of the Wasteland as he was plotting Fury Road, and he shared those notes with the game developers. So he's wasn't exactly nodding to the game, more so he was referencing the material that was also ALSO used by the game. The game isn't exactly canon, which is why Scrotus looks very different from his game counterpart. Another example is there is a mission where you drive a car with a Skeleton on a motorcycle on the roof. That vehicle belonged to a dead warlord named Dr.D... the D stood for Dementus.

[@itsPlasma06]

​@@nonspiderweb It's not so much that Miller shared it with em as much as Warner forcibly took possession of them when they were developing the game. They had a very complicated relationship this past decade

[@alextrill1746]

The blackthumb that gives Furiosa the peg-wheeled car before the finale is Chumbucket from that game. Also I'm pretty sure there was a woman who was once a slave of Warlord Dementus in the game.

[@bautiimacca]

How didnt the Win Counter EXPLODE with Mary Jabassa’s killstreak on the ravine! Then you are filled with anger when they capture her Probably one of the most satisfying scenes in this movie

[@Forriedude]

Nothing about Peach picking a peach? Disappointed.

[@stevekuhns1729]

Oh my gawd, you two are insufferably adorable. Please don't stop being awesome to each other.

[@505DGuy]

Something that i noticed that i havent seen anyone else discuss is the way that the movie echos moments from classical Myth. The death of Jack always makes me think of The Death of Hector from the Trojan War, where Achilles drags Hector's body around the walls of Troy. And Dementus' suffering reminds me of the punishment of Tantalus where in the underworld Tantalus is surrounded by abundance but cannot reach it. Specifically that the fruit grows above him but there is no way that Dementus can reach up to it.

[@chingus8676]

Thank you for noticing the cape thing with dementus, I told everyone about it yet nobody believed me, i saw it when I first watched it then I confirmed it when I watched it a second time, god you have no idea how good it feels for someone else to see this too

[@rienstien1]

Wait people didn't notice the cape? I loved the "Red Dementus!" and "black dementus!" lines and color changes!

[@chingus8676]

@ I’m saying the people didn’t believe me when I said it showed how demntus changed

[@peopleperson]

Week 203 of asking for Everything Great About Dead Man's Chest

[@qkomodo9098]

Its not a desire, but a NEED

[@thisguy8106]

Keep going. I asked for mine for a loooooong time. It finally happened. This will, too!

[@aidanable2867]

Pleeeaaassseeeee

[@childress5000]

At this point, I’ll join your noble crusade!

[@youllneverknowgarcia552]

WEEK????

[@DoodleBrainStudios]

I kind of love how this was the next movie Chris starred in after Love and Thunder.

[@MichaelRLister]

13:51 A hug the sun reference is so niche and here for it.

[@Cheeseb0ng]

24:00 actually you can see mr harley sheathe his machette, because he actually cut off her arm. you can see throughout the movie that mr harley struggles with the whole kill-to-survive thing, or at least more than others. he doesnt want to shoot furiosa's mother so someone takes his rifle, he doesnt want to give up furiosa and the organic mechanic, and he wants to hurry the warboys along with refueling to make sure the chaos in gastown doesnt erupt any further than it has. also when he pulls furiosa and jack from the car wreck he still LETS them hold each other, all he does is have his hand barely on furiosa's shoulder.

[@TrashHeapCustodian]

Nah Lee, don't worry, as a car enjoyer myself, Cranky Black is absolutely sick as hell and you're right to love it

[@SF-ow9ym]

First we had Chris Evans proving he can play great villains in Knives Out and The Gray Man, and now we have Chris Hemsworth doing the same for this movie. Now we just need Chris Pratt to play a villain.

[@The_Alice_Natasha]

Nah mate we need Pratt to f# off

[@jacklinton4885]

I mean Passengers is basically that right?

[@jeanalmond6687]

So true always wonder why was it a love story when its clearly horror

[@tortis6342]

Chris Pratt is playing a villain in real life.

[@Ettin81]

I thought we all knew that Pratt can only Pratt.

[@morganabernathy-warner5904]

the fact that you didn't realize that "Praetorian Jack" is the same guy who played Athos in The Musketeers surprises me.

[@Ninja0730Studios]

I had a pretty rough day today. I needed this. Thank you.

[@stickiedmin6508]

Hang in there mate. Glad that you're here - you're among friends.

[@Ninja0730Studios]

@@stickiedmin6508 Thank you!!

[@KingArthurPendrippin]

Peeeeak, so glad I wartched this when it was in theaters

[@m11w888]

I watched it twice it was so good

[@BrettWB]

Soo worth the wait! It's super sized! Thanks again for the positive space you've created here.

[@neilhannan7525]

Chris Hemsworth played a one of the best villians of 2024 and is orion pax in Transfomers One he did had a good year ❤

[@Shy_Hulud]

Can we also talk about just how much better this movie makes the already amazing Fury Road? When we finally watched it at home we IMMEDIATELY watched Fury Road again and back to back these movies are perfection.

[@dont-hurt-me2519]

No still frame for the next EGA video? Oh well? Here’s a list of suggestions to consider for future EGA videos: -The Wild Robot -Deadpool & Wolverine -The Iron Giant -The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (Extended Edition) -Arthur Christmas -The Lost World: Jurassic Park -Star Wars: Clone Wars (2008 Film) -Night at the Museum -We’re Back: A Dinosaurs’ Story -Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey

[@Chronos8006]

Gladiator

[@erikbernier8015]

Paddington 2

[@gewalfofwoofia8263]

I'd like to point out at 24:00 that when in the movie, the guy Dementus reprimands for 'losing his touch' quickly sheathes his machete. I believe he was the one who chopped off Furiosa's arm to set her free.

[@ninjabreadman1993r]

Episode 182 of requesting The Princess Bride! :D

[@itsCJDaVinci]

I’ve been missing cinemawins, but I’ve been missing cinemawins word of the week even more

[@danielweimer9414]

Great video. Was really upset this week after searching for EGA Shutters Island and not getting a video. So now officially asking for it

[@wolfochungo]

with history man's tattoos and clothes, there's the implication he's wearing human leather which is neat

[@Sag3brush]

one of my favorite fun facts about this movie is that the character Scrotus is from Mad Max the videogame, and this movie is written in a way that doesn't contradict the story of the videogame! Dementus is also mentioned in the game but I'm not sure when

[@mystical423]

I guess he hit the weights after Furiosa

[@satonguyen6878]

After watching Furiosa, I went on to watch Fury Road again and everything feels so much better this time. Especially the scene where Furiosa collapsed after realizing her home has gone forever

[@MaritimeMaverick]

The Brave Little Toaster absolutely slaps

[@Twenty_Third_Nerd2347]

One time I went to the cinema for a different movie and while I was waiting in line the Furiosa trailer was playing. One part of it was the shootout scene between Furiosa and Hemsworth, and right as Furiosa is done speaking it cuts to Hemsworth firing a rocket launcher he got out of nowhere, and I just thought that was hilarious. Props to the editor for that.

[@corpusbro9246]

Havnt finished yet so don't know if you bring it up, but Dementus' cape changes through the colors of the biblical 4 horsemen.

[@AlexSa-f3y]

It's sucks this movie underperformed at the box office

[@AngelOfDC]

2:04 "Geoge Miller"

[@aceofspades5003]

Since the 10 year anniversary is coming up can we get Everything Great about Interstellar

[@theothertonydutch]

6:33. That bike has a rotary engine. That's an airplane engine. That's beyond silly. That's like the cherry on the cake.

[@profwaldone]

Does the speed come out when you put the boomjuice in? If so its good enough

[@JK-ur9qv]

BMW took this personally

[@dillong7951]

Great to meet you this past weekend. Can't wait to see the next chapter in Twigs wasteland adventure.

[@eddthehead123]

35:09 That smirk he has, knowing that Furiosa has shown she is like him; torturing someone violently rather than just killing him (A living person would die quickly in that kind of situation so would offer no benefit over a cadaver)

[@AegixDrakan]

Reaaaaally loved it. I normally don't go for brutal, wasteland post-apoc, but this spin on Max Mad has been the exception, and I desperately want to see that Part 3. I hope they give it to him!

[@NerdHerdForLife]

It's wild to find out most people apparently hate the thing you like. Recently had a similar experience with Dragon Age Inquisition. When Veilguard came out, it was the first time I paid any attention to what other people had to say about the series at all and learned my favorite game in the series (Inquisition) was generally hated.

[@BatAmerica]

I had the same experience with Toy Story 4.

[@wwaxwork]

Some people just can't let other people have fun.

[@ethanrapp6998]

So glad I saw this one in theatres, especially since I never saw Mad Max on the big screen.

[@JGPRIME25]

Rewatched this film today. Such a great companion piece to Fury Road and also a great tale of revenge on its own. I need to buy the Blu-Ray because watching this on my computer screen just ain't cutting it anymore.

[@BlahAnger]

I like how the brassknuckles/knife/gun is actually a thing used by gangs in paris waaay back. All the insane vehicles and weapons created for the movies and that is an actual thing.

[@AkutomiNamikaze]

This movie was my first 4D experience, and boy howdy was it fantastic. With the rise and fall of the seats as cars and bikes shot up and down dunes and canyons, getting water spray with each headshot, or the pounding score you could feel in your chest: it was a ride in the truest sense of the word. Add onto the physical experience with a really gripping story of pain and the strength you have to find within yourself to endure it, and you’ve got one of the best movies of the year. The fact that the movie kind of flopped at the box office is a tragedy, because it deserves all of its’ flowers, or I guess, peaches.

[@AaronReese]

If I remember correctly, it shows furiosa leave after losing her arm. She walks toward a bike in the dust. It’s in the background, unassuming.

[@Carnagevenomtoxin]

It's like you said in the Joker video. Dementus to me feels like a guy who's living his last day perpetually. Like he's waiting for someone to put him out of his misery but at the same time he wants to see how far he can go before then.

[@richlynch9068]

It’s amazing how the story of this movie seemingly remained in tact for nearly a decade before it was made. Huge chunks of it made it into the 2015 game as flavor text and note and going back to that game after Furiosa makes it feel like it pretty much is what Mad Max The Wasteland would be.

[@Cotac_Rastic]

thats why there is so much lore simialirty??? Thats amazing, thanks for that

[@harrybilton]

Ngl kinda surprised that you went the entire video without making a comparison between Jack and Big Boss from the mgs series. As he really does look a lot like him at times. To the point where hideo kojima even made the comparison as well.

[@Over10rDPrime]

Fun fact: Scrotus was the main villain in Mad Max the Game and he was the boss of Gas Town. You steals your Black-on-black and you win your first V8 from him

[@flamecondor]

OK holy shit I did not expect a "Hug the Sun" reference in a CinemaWins video 😂

[@DanteCorwyn]

Will he start calling coffee "morning brown"?

[@jakegetsreel4024]

It's very possible Mr. Harley is the one who saved her. He's shown to be sympathetic towards Furiosa from the beginning, and looks very uncomfortable when she's traded to Immortan Joe. Also earlier in the film when Furiosa is on the bike with her mom, Fang has to snatch the gun out of Mr. Harleys hand because he presumably doesn't want to take the shot.

[@lfenrych]

I like the interpretation that Dementus, with his nose and his leg brace and his dead sprog, is an evil mirror of Max himself.

[@synbiosblade]

When I saw Fury Road in theaters I immediately went and got tickets to see it again the next day. When I saw Furiosa in theaters I couldn't help but keep comparing it to Fury Road which was unfair. As I have now watched it twice more plus Sins, Wins, and Pitch I have a full appreciation for just how good this movie really is. The only fault I can find in it is that it didn't come out first as it seems that was the original intention. Also I know the game isn't considered canon but damn was it cool seeing the cross refences. Also Also if you ever play the game it needs surround sound or good headphones because it is an audio masterpiece.

[@madamminalost]

Genuinely excited for this turn for Helmsworth. A few years ago I caught "Bad Times at the El Royale" in theaters and A) was SUCH an overlooked gem of a movie and B) made me sit up and go "Oh. Helmsworth you better have fired your last agent." Also where I saw Cynthia Erivo for the first time and she also rocked that movie.

[@Paul20661]

Probably my fav film of the year being a biker myself loved this so much

[@171QA]

Thanks Cinemawins. Your positivity cheers me up.

[@natekingsbury1681]

Video 1 of asking for Everythjng Great About the Shawshank Redemption

[@charlesflohr1815]

I absolutely agree with Julia regarding the apocalypse. When I was young, I had plans to survive. Now, I just want to embrace the mushroom cloud.

[@BestNickNameEver]

i am never gonna stop asking for everything great about a silent voice

[@ghastlyghifin4029]

15:45 Clearly this War Boy is continuing the ancient and honored Australian martial art of Jarate.

[@TonyTylerDraws]

Shout out to talented wives. Both Julia and the reason Mad Max looks so good, Margaret Sixel, George Miller’s editor (and wife!)

[@bazou2263]

my only regret is how i didnt go see it in theaters a second time

[@dangallo4397]

Good Lord, this review, no, this insightful essay was exactly what I needed to hear about the latest Mad Max installment. I’ve been a fan for as long as I can remember of George Miller’s masterpieces, but since Furiosa release, we have been inundated by reviews, stating only the box office, and I needed reminding I felt it was so brilliant, for fear that I would succumb to the belief that it was somehow lesser. Thank you for your words. Long live Mad Max.

[@rogueguardian]

0:05 I wonder who it could be....😉. Okay jokes aside It's good to see you and Julia together ❤ Love you guys.

[@johnduval760]

I'm so glad that someone else caught that the leader of Gastown was in Fury Road!

[@Gambit20021]

I latched onto this movie so hard and it became a passionate special interest- will watch this later when my eye feels better!

[@swisscheeese]

I watched this film in theatre and the experience was unbeatable, I watched this with my step-dad we watched fury road right when it came out together and despite the shotty cgi during the war rig clash this movie seriously should be a poster on your wall.

[@cookieomnomnom1]

I want you to cry with the rest of us. We need an “Everything Great About The Wild Robot.”

[@hogwatch1976]

I think there is a good chance that the Green Place failed because Immortan Joe turned off the water that fed the river that fed the Green Place.

[@dragxxn2541]

Thank you for your positivity. It's needed.

[@pwpresents5660]

"We're going to see the scene that taught me that in a few more weeks." Are we finally getting a Gladiator video?

[@Bulligity]

I've been waiting for this one for months. Love this movie so much!

[@patrickspencer6550]

Can’t wait for next week!!! ❤

[@aussiewarrior96]

I saw this in the cinemas a couple times and I have no idea why this bombed George Miller always makes masterpieces and that this movie was made in Australia makes it special for us Aussies

[@o.k.productions5202]

The background baddy at the beautiful Winchester tangent almost looks like his wearing a fallout vault suit, post apocalypse appreciation?

[@jonathanbarr9764]

That knife that Furiosa uses during the truck fight is a real weapon (or inspired by one), it's one part gun, one part knife and one part brass knuckles (or knuckle duster), it's called the Apache revolver but it was actually invented in either France or Belgium with it being used by French gangs in the early 1900's.

[@pyroduck]

23:29 if you look closely, you can see frankenstien (the big dude dementus called soft) putting away his machete as dementus approaches. I like to think he freed her out of spite. we see him again at the end with the history man, implying them both to be her "allies" from earlier

[@stephenjacewicz4594]

Yes! It's here! And if you saw Mad Max: Fury Road you have no choice but to see Furiosa.

[@NtoTheM]

23:30 My guy is describing every serial killer perfectly over here. Also, Dementus is a pretty good bad guy, cause he's the kinda villain you can't win against. He's basically been dead for many years and is now just chasing highs to be alive again for a few moments. Torture him and you might even give him a high he hasn't tried yet. Killing him just ends his suffering, the only upside to that is that at least he doesn't abuse others anymore.

[@MisterTombola]

Was not expecting a Hug The Sun reference in a video about Furiosa! Australia is a strange place indeed.

[@Jammyhero]

Cinema is back

[@iantophernicus6042]

This movie really sent the series in a new direction. Like with cars.

[@Soldierboytrey]

This masterpiece needs its conclusion Mad Max The Wasteland and despite its box office failure deserves to be praised. It’s amazing. It’s mad

[@DavidKnapp-x7q]

5:45 when i saw the movie in theaters i thought this lady was the vuvalini general going deep undercover to rescue furiosa🤦‍♂️😂 i was like damn she’s committed

[@TheKirbyT]

Did NOT expect a Hug the Sun reference. It's such a bonkers series. Grouse House goes hard.