Everything GREAT About Mad Max: Fury Road! (Part 2)

[@malsnakamoto]

Love that we got pure, earned respect and friendship between Max and Furiosa, no unnecessary romance

[@averma32]

I don't think people of mad max world even understand the meaning of the word "romance".

[@micah4029]

@@averma32 Maybe they will once they buy "Pickup Lines from the Wasteland."

[@annnee6818]

Yes I loved that too

[@xx4rch4xx]

Agreed. I was hoping edge of tomorrow wouldn’t trope but Emily went rogue off script and kissed Tom. It’s why he looked stunned. Romance usually never makes it better for the drama but when crouching tiger hidden dragon did the kiss, I thought it was deserved, one of the only times.

[@tommyscott8511]

I don't think Max can love a woman again, after what happened to his wife

[@TheLanceUppercut]

People say Fury Road has too simplistic a story, that it amounts to them going down a road only to turn around and come back. Totally missing the point. Yeah, the beat by beat story elements aren't super complicated, but they perfectly convey the message. There is no Green Place on the horizon. You're not going to get anywhere by just running away from your problems to some hypothetical paradise in your future. All you can really do is fight to make the place you have better. It's beautiful.

[@fast1nakus]

no one say that

[@junpi8562]

@@fast1nakus It was compared to the Wacky Racers cartoon. But some people will always reduce everything down to it's most memeable point.

[@phopk1ns]

This one right here ☝️

[@panerenwanz36]

the game of mad max is so under rated

[@karthikgarimella2131]

It's like the grass always looks greener on the other side but it isn't

[@Alacaelum]

The fact that Fury Road needs a part 3 doesn't surprise me, it is just that good. And i will be here to witness it. WITNESS.

[@EnDianNeo]

WITNESS

[@aestheticthedrifterboy5917]

WITNESS

[@shanetapia8637]

WITNESS

[@MrIdiotique]

WITNESS

[@titanius_anglesmith_i2323]

WITNESS

[@MegaKat]

Furiosa was a wife, but was infertile, so was allowed to serve elsewhere instead. She also guarded the wives from being hurt or raped by Rictus Erectus.

[@KittyPieVibes]

Is his name literally hard dick lmao?

[@northsouth2942]

One of Joe's other sons is litteraly named scaberous scrotus

[@eddysandland58]

Didn't know that Cheers

[@danielgarber70]

@@northsouth2942 the pretty OK villain of the pretty good Mad Max game

[@Cobaltios]

@@northsouth2942 I think he was the main villain of the Mad Max game, if I'm not mistaken.

[@ReeceSpencer]

"If I'm gonna die, I'm gonna die historic on the fury road" *Attempts to sacrifice himself for the preservation of an oppressive status quo several times and fails, in the end, only successfully sacrifices himself in a move that ensures that his new friends survive, changing the course of history in the wasteland*

[@matthew_natividad]

Well he wasn’t lying

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

It's really his movie more than anyone else's. He has the most dramatic story arc.

[@questioningespecialy9107]

Without trying, he would've never failed. Without failing, he would've never sulked. Without sulking, he would've never been pitied. Without pity, he would've never been loved. Without love, he would've never abandoned his faith. Without abandoning his faith, he would've never sacrificed himself to save them. Without sacrificing himself, would any of them have made it?

[@Wednesdaywoe1975]

@@questioningespecialy9107 Damn. It's the spiritual version of the poem that ends with "and all for the want of a horse shoe nail."

[@questioningespecialy9107]

@@Wednesdaywoe1975 Never heard of that poem. Mind explaining (or pasting) it?

[@jackhealy3328]

Want to tear up at Nux's 'witness me' moment even more? If we follow the Valhalla belief of the afterlife, Capable can be seen as Nux's valkyre sheparding his soul to Valhalla with his heroic self-sacrifice.

[@carrionwithout_me]

This is an amazing point!

[@RaptorJesus]

I can do you one better: "Valkyrie" means "Chooser of the Slain". And her gesture to him that honors, accepts or... *chooses* his death?

[@jacobvardy]

What @@RaptorJesus said. It can be read as Capable being a valkyrie and Nux really is awaited in Valhalla. Unlike the profane cult that Joe has built.

[@dtulip1]

dammit

[@Cooldude-ko7ps]

@@jacobvardy yeah. I think that in my opinion people would only go to Valhalla if they died for a cause they honestly and personally believed in. Whether that be for a ideology or for your family.

[@AlbinoKiwi47]

no win for nux's quick little kiss to capables cheek before he runs off to help max winch the truck from the mud? cmon man that shit was cute as fuck

[@4nna8096]

Yes! I wondering if anyone else noticed that! It’s so sweet

[@OperatorMax1993]

Ikr ? No win for that ?! Dude's won the cute red head!

[@Soridan]

Nux's final "witness me" scene always makes me tear up. Such a masterfully crafted movie.

[@angelofdusk13]

Same. For the first time, Nux realizes that his life is precious, and it's the sacrifice of it that makes his death heroic, not the death itself. I know he's not real, but I'm glad Nux was able to experience true peace with Capable before he went, even if it wasn't for very long.

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

Me and my wife just rewatched this last weekend, and it was really the first time I realized that it wasn't Max or Furiosa, but Nux who was the real hero of the story. He's the character who goes through the most change and is ultimately the reason everyone else survives.

[@CaptainEggcellent]

This film blew me away when I first saw it. I had no expectations going in, but it was almost a perfect movie in my eyes.

[@static_m4680]

Why are you on cinemawins, also love your channel

[@Promethe3u5]

Hey Captain Eggcellent, hope you have a good Christmas!!

[@helenanilsson5666]

Driving home in the middle of the night after watching this movie in theatre was definitely an experience. Getting a little adrenalin kick every time I had to change gears and using up all my willpower to stay reasonably close to the speed limit.

[@henrycavillsrealmustache3553]

@Bilal Khalid tom hardy and charlize pretty much hate each other now lmao. I believe it was tom mightve been charlize but they said they wouldnt work with the other ever again. Lol thats why they are making the furiosa prequel instead with no Max.

[@jacobmendoza1058]

@@static_m4680 yeah I agree I think he likes movies before he did movie Easter eggs in his videos

[@georged366]

Honestly still one of the best action movies ever made.

[@Milchbuble]

obviously

[@milesparris4045]

Certainly the best from this decade.

[@GREYF0X]

The rewatchability is amazing

[@averma32]

Its one of the best movie in any genre.

[@icemav5740]

Its possibly the best one, or at least top 3

[@willneot5082]

There's a theory, that i believe to be true, that says that this Max from Fury Road, is actually the feral kid from the early movies, and that he just took Max's name for himself and his personality too, that's why he has the music box in this movie and acts the way it does, he's not the "real" Max, he's more of a caricature of the old one, and if yout consider the that the time between the movies is the time that passes in this universe too, his age would kinda of add up. Idk i found that this theory is cool

[@carrionwithout_me]

I like this theory too! Makes sense especially when he has all his hair in the beginning of the movie just like the feral kid.

[@Kimtroverted]

Would also make the description of "raging feral" even more fitting.

[@willneot5082]

@@carrionwithout_me Yeah right!

[@willneot5082]

@@Kimtroverted yeahhh!

[@HiepNguyen-hw2hq]

the leg brace doesn't add up tho

[@MrDrElectricon]

I assumed this film was going to be an okay semi-reboot entry into the franchise, you know, not bad, not good, just a kind of popcorn flick. but my god did Miller decide to make one o the greatest films of the decade, if not all time.

[@hanneswiggenhorn2023]

I never saw the originals, but would you say this was better than the original mad max movies, ignoring nostalgia if possible? Also this movie is impressive for working completely on it's own, unlike other franchise reboots, you don't need to know any previous movies to fully enjoy this one. Tbh I didn't even know there where other mad max movies or that it was a whole franchise when I first watched this movie, but it just worked out and was great

[@claytonphillips3778]

“Where must we go, we who wander this wasteland in search of our better selves”

[@Jay_Vee1]

- The First History Man

[@georgechapman9688]

To cinema wins I think

[@shanebarker3131]

All of this

[@shanebarker3131]

@@Jay_Vee1 We do's the tells

[@Matthew-bx5yf]

The fact this film didn't win Best Picture, to me, is a tragedy. This movie was more ambitious. I'd never seen -anything- like it. The visual storytelling of this film was vastly superior to just about every single movie I've ever watched. The nuance and detail, layers upon layers of greatness. Spotlight was a good film, a very solid film, but the fact it won over this movie in the Academy Awards still bothers me as one of the all-time greatest snubs in film history. This film just went for it in a way that other movies usually don't.

[@henrycavillsrealmustache3553]

Lol thats the story of every academy award except for a few. Like leo won best actor for The Revenant but his performance in Wolf of Wall Street was wayyy better. Its much like the NFL and its pro bowls. To win you’re movie pretty much has to be a historical biopic or just “based on a true story” how did Eddie redmayne beat Michael keatons performance in Birdman? Lmao because he was stephen hawking and keaton was a fictional character.

[@Normal_Norman]

Totally agree. They don't have any interest in action movies, regardless of how good they are.

[@angelofdusk13]

I know, it broke my heart! The visual storytelling shows the peak of the medium, imho. Also, there's a background story for every prop on set. George Miller and the prop designers literally broke down why Max's muzzle is a garden tool, how Iota's guitar was made, etc. Every prop serves to expand the world, which is such dedication and a genius move!

[@YggdrasilAudio]

Yeah, and I won't downplay Gonzales Iñarritu's genius, but man, Miller really deserved Best Director.

[@joergzabbee3921]

I totally agree with you. But the 2016 Oscar ceremony was dope, mate. Fury Road managed to win 6 (!) Oscars in a time span of 34 minutes. Best time I ever had.

[@averymerrick]

For folks wondering about the timeline, *Fury Road is after Thunderdome:* The backstory of Glory the Child in the tie-in comics and how she became involved in Max's life. Some time before, she had been kidnapped by the Buzzards during a raid on a trading convoy, and her mother searched and searched for someone who could find her daughter and bring her back. After saving Max's life, he owed her a favor which was finding and returning Glory to her mother. After a harrowing excursion into the Sunken City, Max managed to both save Glory and retrieve his stolen V8 Interceptor. Unfortunately, the remaining pursuing Buzzard ran over both the mother and child, eerily re-enacting the deaths of Max's wife and child. Max killed the attacker and found the mother dead on the scene, while Glory was holding onto her last breath. Glory's last words to Max was to tell him to look after her mother, not knowing she was already dead. *This event arguably destroyed pretty much all the psychological development Max had undergone during the events of Beyond Thunderdome, resulting in him being the shell of a man he is in the opening of Fury Road.* Glory: You... came back. I knew... you would. Is... mamma all right? Max: She's fine. Glory: Look... after her... Max: I will.

[@markdammes1947]

How does the game tie in?

[@Jay20112968]

@@markdammes1947 probably between this and fury road. It's established that Scabrous Scrotus is a relative of Immortan Joe, and Max clearly gets his V8 Interceptor back at the end of the game, to go back and drive through the plains of silence. So it does tie in perfectly.

[@markdammes1947]

@@Jay20112968 sort of, but they are shown to die in the game?

[@RuddleDuddle44]

@@markdammes1947 yes. Mother is already dead, child on her dying breath "Nobody will remember my name" Max: "Ill remember, i promise". You even rescue the daughter from the buzzards lair. Sadly the game is apparently non canon, but i think it works well to tie in just before fury road. You end the game getting the interceptor back, with the two Fuel tanks he needed to cross the plains of silence. I imagine fury road is very soon after the endgame.

[@SirFooplesTheThird]

So it goes 1, RW, FR, TD?

[@RandallReedJr]

“These movies used to be almost exclusively Australian actors except for Max.” Wow, today I learned that, despite spending his teen years in Australia and having an Australian accent in some of his early movies, Mel Gibson is actually American and was born in New York.

[@speedmastermarkiii]

Gibson's paternal grandmother was an Australian opera singer who married an American. This is why Mel Gibson's father moved his family to Australia rather than anywhere else.

[@koushikraja331]

11:56 technically...that makes her his Valkyrie. That was poetic, Miller. Well done.

[@matt6273]

Great movie: You did forget one of the most awesome parts though: When Immortan Joe has the spear hooked in his breathing-thing, he roars. But the roar is mixed with the sound of an engine roaring as well. Joe is the road. He’s what the world has become, a world of metal and gasoline with no mercy. Just always thought that was a dope detail

[@petermoore6350]

One of my favourite wins is where Lee’s mind just can’t comprehend the awesomeness he’s seeing and he’s left to just stutter incoherently 😂

[@iandavid7730]

I remember when the very first trailer drops and there was no context whatsoever. The interwebs just about shat themselves trying to work out what was going on. And that central explosion... I love that everything else around the tanker is added afterwards. Proper effects.

[@generaljellybeans9524]

Watch mojo said this was the best movie of 2015, I was like “what no way, force awakens was way better” and then I saw this one day when I was bored and then I thought to myself “watch mojo was right”

[@martinlatour9311]

force awakens was garbage

[@generaljellybeans9524]

@@martinlatour9311 a-am i hearing force awakens slander rn

[@eterickstonely8548]

WOAH. I enjoyed the Force Awakens, but it has NOTHING on this movie.

[@vsf_dave811]

The shot of Max swinging on the pole in front of that massive practical explosion is one of the most iconic shots I’ve ever seen in an action movie

[@heintz256]

One of many things that I liked about this is there was no unneeded romance between Furiosa and Max, something that movies tend to do way too much.

[@eterickstonely8548]

COUGH Rise of Skywalker COUGH

[@ubermaster1]

Is it weird that I watch this movie to relax, any time something horrible happened in my life, I'd just watch this

[@carrionwithout_me]

Not at all! A lot of people find comfort in various forms such as this. An example i found recently was from The Office. Those people are always going to be in Scranton. Just flip on the show and they're there. Its a constant thing that will never change. Same thing with Fury Road. No matter what happens in our lives, the wasteland will be there and these people as well. The journey through hardship to triumphant return is very present and makes sense why its a relaxing thing!

[@dinamirm.9290]

Maad max is ultimate comfort movie

[@Userjo37]

Mine is Elizabeth hahahah

[@StoneStephenT]

Man, even just a few seconds of the score that plays during Nux's sacrifice is enough to get me teary-eyed. One of the greatest heroic sacrifices in film history.

[@thecountbassy_]

If any movie deserved three parts, I'd say this was it. Quite possibly my movie of the decade.

[@exowolf10]

2:20 i also love the way Furiosa dances around, it conveys her as a backseat sniper or a little sibling saying, "i wanna do it, can i please, oh pretty please, let me!" And in this context, Max's quick glance is less a, "we ony have 2 bullets and you're a better shot, so you take it" and more a, "if that's how you're gonna be then you do it!" It cements how strong their characters are by showing that their partnership-by-circumstance has evolved into an actual friendship in just a few short hours.

[@jedigecko06]

When you want something done right...

[@ulmerbrothers2076]

As a person who loves movies a whole lot, hanging out with a guy who loves movies just as much if not more is always time wells spent. I always, always, no matter how many times I've seen the movie, will find something new to appreciate thanks to CinemaWins. Thanks for all the great videos and Merry Christmas!

[@cashchicscars]

I’m really glad you’ve done fury road. I feel like it’s a movie everyone’s watched but no ones appreciated

[@chance757]

you should check out all the video essays about it, there’s plenty on youtube and they’re awesome. a lot of people appreciate it but yeah not nearly enough.

[@richardrobbin2225]

@@chance757 Lindsay Ellis did an excellent one on Mad Max in general. But the Movies with Mikey one is Gold!

[@chance757]

@@richardrobbin2225 i’m pretty sure i’ve seen all of them lol every single video essay on this movie. i just can’t get enough of it!

[@robertolebron2296]

Any links to the video or to the essay? And I’m just only commenting to save this thread in the notifications for any reply

[@chance757]

@@robertolebron2296 this is lindsay ellis’s kzbin.info/www/bejne/hn2veIFtr9tgac0

[@matodragonespor5000]

I love that he's so amazed by Furiosa's eyes since the plants and her eyes are the only green things we see in the movie

[@smlchristian3]

The vehicles in this movie were just astounding. It's like something ripped right out of the Twisted Metal games and cranked to absurdity. And there is a video on how they were all built, designed, and what they represented. They even all have names! That's taking pride in your work right there.

[@millicentbystander4502]

You should win Coraline so you can catch all the details in the stop motion.

[@TheQueerLeaf]

Yes

[@BloodyFlowerFilms]

I’m proud to still have my authentic Mad Max: Fury Road poster from my theater job from opening weekend. I’ll never forget it. I’ll never be able to witness a film like this again. It’s history. And I have a piece of history on my wall.

[@joergzabbee3921]

That's cool brother. Fury Road is still playing in theaters till today. When it came out I had the expectation to see it in cinemas for max. 6 weeks but it turned out being one of the best films ever made. Since 2015 I saw it 91 (!) times in a cinema and I'm collecting all of my tickets. Never saw it on DVD or TV and I never will...maybe you are able to catch another viewing in a cinema, it's not over yet.

[@TheAzCorner]

When the world is biting at your ankles and baying for blood sometimes the only move is to face it down and charge through it's teeth Cherish these happy moments, the Road stretches ever onward

[@Psiberzerker]

Wasting water is a show of dominance. Immortan is showing that he has more than he needs, and cuts it off so the mudlings can learn to make do with little.

[@ДмитрийЮрьевичПлотников]

Give this man more upvotes! It's potlach as it is. And it is precisely how water distribution would work in teh tribal-style postapocaliptic society Miller is portraying.

[@MikeJones-qn1gz]

Man deserves a part 3 such a good movie and there's just so much to talk about, Like somebody pointed out the tunes the guitar guy plays are actually orders to the war party, think of it, the music truck is always next to joes command vehicle, every time something changes, he switches tunes, when they go into the rocks he changes tune that tells the force to tighten up when they go into the pass, earlier in the film he plays a tune that deploys the fast pursuits vehicles, basically letting them off the leash to pursue the war rig. Even the badass ridiculous music has a place in the owrld

[@marc.ristau]

One of the rare movies that gets exponentially better everything I watch it. Furiosa is up there with Sarah Connor and Ellen Ripley as the most badass good girls in cinema.

[@Wirehead18]

This film was robbed for Best Picture, no question. However, the bigger travesty was that Miller didn't unanimously win Best Director. I wonder if the Academy would have given it to him if they saw this analysis and realized just how much went into this movie to make it basically perfect. One of the best action movies of all time. Full stop.

[@__Andrew]

The little things that take a lot of effort and you almost never would notice, like the car carrier being brought along empty to then pick up the wrecks, really shows just how invested they were into the world they were building. Its the definition of craftsmanship.

[@shanebarker3131]

The nod is everything, that last score and " Where must we go ?.. " = perfection.

[@hamilpatel4025]

this could be an 8-parter and I'd enjoy every minute of it. Can never get enough MadMax

[@phoenixdzk]

Tom Holkenberg (junkie XL)'s mentor is Hans Zimmer, and it shows in his work. The subtle yet incredibly orchestral music makes the scenes feel sensational and I love it. He went right after this to do BvS and the soundtrack is just magnificent

[@CortexNewsService]

Fun fact: the keeper of the seeds also played Noranti on Farscape. Her name is Melissa Jaffers.

[@justin-md4xm]

And the blue woman was in Road Warrior. Zan

[@paulmorales1607]

I remember going in thinking “great, another car action film” but right away it blew me away. Among the best of the decade.

[@blakesmith4253]

I remember this being the first mad max movie I saw, and in theatre too with my dad, will never forget how Star struck I was. Truly a perfect movie in my eyes

[@LChaosNINTsP]

Things I've been looking forward to this week 1. Cinemawins mad max part 2 2. Christmas

[@thegreatgoatking.kingofall4001]

As someone into firearms, thank you thank you thank you for not just calling the SKS something simple like “the rifle” or something. Also fun note, it has an entire spare handguard attached to the bottom, probably to allow Furiosa better control of it with her prosthetic

[@erikbjelke4411]

So, heartfelt thank you, CinemaWins. Part One of EGA Fury Road dropped just in time for me to realize "Hey, my Mom loves the Mad Max films, I don't think she's ever seen Fury Road. . . there's a collector's edition of all four films on Amazon!" She opened it this morning and was very happy. Serendipitous Christmas Gift Idea Win! (Ding!)

[@skullsncrosbonesbassed8427]

At 12:14 Max’s “I am so sorry” might just be my favorite line delivery in the entire film. He sounds so genuinely sorry and for some reason it’s hilarious to me.

[@benc.1197]

You won "That's bait." I'm a happy man now.

[@ChristmasCrustacean1]

my favourite details from Fury Road 1. when Max disappears into the fog and comes back covered in blood is such a legendary moment... Furiosa as badass as she is, was not capable of that. Somehow Max pulled it off, the Road Warrior, the man of legends. 2. Max's leather jacket, is very similar to his MM3 jacket in that it has the claw marks from MM2/Roadwarrior on the shoulder.

[@bryanegelhoffsanimationtec257]

I had never seen a Mad Max film until I saw this in theaters. And it blew me away with how action packed it was!

[@jamesdavis7426]

This. This right here is a prime example of why I support EGA on Patreon.

[@sweetssandbox3526]

Seen this movie 90 times and NEVER noticed the car carrier at all

[@cmdrmeldoc59]

This is certainly different from CinemaSins’ horrible excuse for an ‘everything wrong with’ video on Fury Road. KZbinr Shaun explains why very well, but they didn’t do their research, ignored why the movie is so good, and took many positive things and made them negatives just cause. This is a great video (of 3 parts) and I thank you for this amazing job! Merry Christmas, and happy new year! May we have a more favourable year next year.

[@parisgreen4600]

I agree, I watched some videos on there but got turned off pretty quickly because I feel like they cherry pick material and ignore information that's right in the movie, just so they can criticize it. 2020 has been tough enough - I want someone who LOVES movies and the details that make them great, and the viewers feel the same.

[@RoseEyed]

I saw this when it came out in theaters but most of the depth behind it went over my head. It was before I started critically analyzing movies, hadn't heard of the series, and wasn't into action movies like that. This is making me want to rewatch it so I can appreciate what younger me missed.

[@KIRA-EL]

This movie plowed through a bunch of other movies become one of my all-time favorites. RIP Toecutter/Immortan Joe.

[@KittyPieVibes]

2:58 See this is why I love this channel. Even when he has a critique of the movie he still manages to put a positive spin on it, so much that it sounds like a compliment instead!

[@boxylemons7961]

This was the movie that made me love movies. It was the first R-Rated Movie I saw[my dad and I went to the theatre to watch it when I was 13] and I loved it, I love it even more now. Can't wait until they eventually make the next movie.

[@SamuelTBrooks]

I fucking love the shot of Nux right before his self-sacrifice. When he watches Rictus Erectus rip the supercharger off of a big rig with his bare hands, and hold it over his head, on fire, screaming. The look in his eyes is just sheer goddam disbelief.

[@anatoldenevers237]

SamuelTBrooks Rictus Erectus? That's actually his name

[@hobbitpeddler4267]

@@anatoldenevers237 Yes it is. All three of those brothers have weird-ass names. There's Rictus Erectus, Corpus Colossus, and Scabrous Scrotus.

[@anatoldenevers237]

hobbitpeddler the last one is the worst, Immortan Joe must have really hated his kids to give them those names

[@hobbitpeddler4267]

@@anatoldenevers237 Oh yeah! Well, he was psychotic and insane

[@anatoldenevers237]

hobbitpeddler was he insane? He was obviously evil, but was he actually crazy, he must have been fairly smart to turn himself into a god figure

[@loganking6631]

The first time I watched this movie it was late at night and people were sleeping so it had to be quiet, so during all of the quieter scenes I couldn't hear the dialog, and even without subtitles, I could understand just about everything that was going on. That really impressed me and I will forever remember this amazing movie because of it.

[@marshallboice4629]

Rest in peace Hugh Keays-Byrne.

[@Bail.e_y]

One of those movies where you love it anyway but when you notice tiny details like a revolver gearshift

[@skipcubic4567]

"Where must we go, we who wander this this wasteland in search of our better selves?" - The First History Man

[@owene2530]

13:24 one of the comics said there was enough water under the citadel for several lifetimes

[@doom7ish]

*Brother in Arms Intensifies with guitars playing*

[@4fingaz]

I saw this movie lots of times. In cinema, at home, sober, high, alone, with some people ... and yet there are still new amazing things to discover. Thats why this is in my top 5

[@Mad_Max6464]

Thank you for making this now I know I’m not the only person that watches this movie and points out every single tiny breathtaking detail

[@drivebarefoot]

Writers say that a good story is about taking you from point A to point B. This is a movie that literally takes you there and back again. As one of the producers says in the extras on the DVD, "The first half is a chase, the second half is a race". It's a distilled action movie that shines on every level. And nothing I love more than watching people talk about it!

[@danielgranda896]

This movies is still the best movie I have ever seen in the theater. It is a masterpiece that in the age of digital effects I do not thing will ever be duplicated. I was 8 when Thunderdome was released so I am really happy I got to see a Miller effort on the big screen. Can’t wait to see your conclusion. I am still amazed at home many people I meet that still have not seen this movie. Merry Christmas!

[@annekerose4633]

I've always thought that the endless salt flats were once the ocean, it's now just dried up like everything else

[@Akane2Taakon]

I was just about to go to bed. Well, I guess another 15 mins won't hurt. Thanks CinemaWins!

[@ericmueser]

Your video reviews of this movie were almost as masterful as the movie itself. You gave me a full new level of appreciation that I didn't think possible. Fastastic videos!

[@F0NZ13]

Mad Max Fury Road is the masterpiece of masterpieces.

[@iRunfastXC]

Don’t forget how the body paint Nux had wore off as the movie went to long. It’s a beautiful symbol.

[@ParadoxicWasHere]

bonjour - good timing given the Furiosa annoucnment today

[@2KOOLURATOOLGaming]

Huh!? Film?

[@prometheus705]

What announcement?

[@ParadoxicWasHere]

@@2KOOLURATOOLGaming The Furiosa Prequel movie was just given a Summer 2023 release date!

[@edoardoprevelato6577]

The Fast and the Furiosa

[@chance757]

i guess but charlize’s lack of involvement has definitely impacted my excitement in a negative way :/

[@IAmTheAce5]

6:29 also that shot. It's like Max is conferring with himself _and_ the vehicles (basically his most consistent companions) on _what to do? Is there hope?_

[@luiscardona6898]

KZbin : *notification of new video of CinemaWins* Me: Oh what a day, WHAT A LOVELY DAY!!!

[@calvinpennington5636]

What I really like about this channel is that even if the film want well received or if I didn’t enjoy it this man manages to find amazing details in them

[@mryoungandbrave1]

Merry Christmas everyone. Also this movie absolutely deserves three parts. It's amazing.

[@hardwirecars]

i cant be the only one that really really really wants another mad max game.

[@SonnyBLightSun]

Dag was my personal favorite of the wives🥰 every time she is on screen I repeatedly continue to enjoy listening to her comments and observations of there situation throughout fury road. Abbey Lee Kershaw was perfect in her line delivery, and she portrayed Dag as a person of innocence, curiosity, intellect and someone who has struggled but has held on to there ability to care. hope to see her in more futures projects 😍 Schlanger! Say, anyone notice that bright light? Encroaching gunfire? Angharad, is that just the wind or is it some furious vexation? The Dag : [to her belly] Stay right where you are, little Joe. Kind of lost his novelty out here. Keeper of the seeds: You're having a baby? The Dag : Warlord, Jr... It's gonna be so ugly. Keeper of the Seeds : It could be a girl! [pause] The Dag : You kill people with that, do you? Keeper of the Seeds : Killed everyone I've ever met out here. Headshots all of, snap! Right on the medulla. The Dag : I thought some of you girls were above all that. Keeper of the Seeds : [after a pause] Come here. Take a peek. The Dag : [gasping] Seeds. Keeper of the Seeds : This are from home. Heirlooms. The real thing. I plant one every chance I get. The Dag : Where? Keeper of the Seeds : So far nothing's took. Earth's too sour. The Dag : Ah! So many different kinds. Keeper of the Seeds : Trees, flowers, fruit. Back then everyone had they field. Back then there was no need to snap anybody. I like to think She goes on to continue the work of the keeper of the seeds. Apparently The word "dag" is an Australian English term used as an affectionate insult for someone who is unfashionable, lacks self-consciousness about their appearance, and has poor social skills, yet is affable and amusing. If I was in the Mad Max world and I had a chance to be in a relationship with one of the Wives I'd be with Dag hands down. Had a crush on her ever sense she said "He's a crazy smeg who eats Schlanger!"😁 I guess I have a thing for clever Silver haired women😘

[@ArthurCrane92]

Nux's sacrifice brings me to tears every time. 10:50 I also have that reaction every time with that little sequence.

[@VishalHussain]

"These movies used to be almost exclusively Australian actors except for Max" Mel grew up in Australia and his first movies and roles were out of Aus, and he had the Aussie accent. So ya, he was born in NY, but he was pretty much Aussie.

[@RobertJW]

I love Cameron Lauder’s take, that the Mad Max movies are the myths from even further out in the future *about* the time they’re set in, and Max just ends up in them all, like Hercules just acquiring adventures, which would be very annoying to historians. “These stories are set centuries apart, it can’t be the same guy!” “No, it was Max in that one too. We know it’s Max because he has the interceptor.” “But the interceptor was destroyed in an earlier story!” “Well, he found another one, because it’s Max. He has the interceptor.”

[@MereelSkirata]

In regards to the Citadel water distribution, it's entirely possible the reservoir is lake sized along with the excess water on the ground being drained back into the purifying equipment.

[@mikecourt13]

Cinemawins Cinemasin: blatantly says, "These movies used to be almost exclusively Australian actors except for Max." Max who was played by Mel Gibson who is Australian

[@leewolf6434]

I pitty the people that think this is just a explosion-fest movie with no story. There soooo much to it with soo little dialogue which just makes it even better.

[@angelofdusk13]

Fun Fact: George Miller made a story board before he wrote the script. It had something like 400 panels. The story was literally visual from the inception. And I love that we as the audience get to have a captivating narrative AND crazy explosions!

[@leewolf6434]

@@angelofdusk13 it’s a great way to do a movie. It makes you think more for yourself and what’s going through the characters mind instead of being spoon fed over simplistic dialogue explaining everything for you.

[@thunderpantz]

It's to the point and doesn't get bogged down in exposition.

[@obsidianhornet6643]

When I saw this in theaters with my wife the theater must have messed up because the screen was completely dark, no previews or commercials or theater roll, and then it just STARTED and the immediacy of going from absolutely nothing to this movie made it that much better.

[@knightbane3752]

comic book confirmation: Furiosa was one of Joe's wives, but because she was confirmed as barren (unable to have babies) she was gifted to one of Joe's Imperators who taught her to be a badass

[@pleadian]

The endless water idea would have come from this in Australia. The Great Artesian Basin is one of the largest underground freshwater resources in the world. It is Australia’s largest groundwater basin. The Basin spans almost 1.7 million square kilometres (over one-fifth of the Australian continent) and has a storage capacity of 64,900 million Megalitres. It connects with the Murray-Darling Basin and the Lake Eyre Basin and lies beneath parts of the Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia and New South Wales. It includes the Eromanga, Surat and Carpentaria geological basins.

[@millicentbystander4502]

I've said it more times than I can count, you should definitely make an EGA for Coraline

[@raptormaster666]

Bullet Farmer's insanity is my favourite moment of this movie. Rendered blind by Furiosa, he no longer cares about what anyone wants, and just starts hosing down the terrain, with Verdi's Dies Irae (Day of Anger/Wrath) playing in the background. "I am the Scales of Justice! Conductor of the choir of Death!"

[@raulportela3039]

I know you're only doing it because you have to break it into so many parts, but I do like the idea of your conclusions being a separate video.

[@existential_sad_boi]

I stand by this being one of the greatest films made. I went in blind and it floored me

[@dans1465]

This is my first comment ever on your channel but I just wanted to say I love your videos any they make me want to appreciate movies more. I've been waiting for this second part on the edge of my seat because I love this movie.

[@itachi112ify]

14:16 I teared up during this scene, it was amazing

[@angelofdusk13]

I could literally write a thousand pages about why this movie is amazing, but I don't want to be an asshole that floods the comments lol I think when Furiosa says, "It's not his blood," it draws a parallel between her and Max. She knows it's not his blood because if she went out there, she'd come back the same way. I think it's an acknowledgement of his skills as a warrior and a comrade.

[@TTHBLOX_]

I love how 3 weeks after i fell back in love with this film you make 2 VIDEOS ABOUT IT

[@TheWhiteDragon3]

Didn't the production team use a completely different approach to planning out the movie? I heard they skipped the script and essentially created a graphic novel to plan out everything. It _definitely_ shows.

[@parisgreen4600]

I heard that as well - the film was basically scenes of Max and Furiosa 'doing stuff' and then Miller had to shape it into a story.

[@grimreefer9324]

Tinting the thumbnail blue because the original shot was tinted orange. Love it. Side note, the orange tinting feels like it might’ve been inspired by Fallout: New Vegas, since that game did something similar.