Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga Bummed Me Out

In this Curtis Review, Jake discusses George Miller's prequel to the face-blaster that was Fury Road, Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. Topics include bad ass Anya Taylor-Joy, Kefka from Final Fantasy 6 and how even movies you liked can still kinda bum you out.
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[@jamesgoold5520]

Film was incredible Bummed yourself

[@curtisreviews5880]

😂

[@mr.knowbuddy2149]

This movie did it for me, felt organic, it felt like I saw a little girl grow up in a savage wasteland and when she grows up it looks like the same actor ive never seen that in a film, mind blowing, it chapter 2 and terminator dark fate had terrible deaging effects, this movie took a giant leap forward. I really felt the world and held in my piss for 2 1/2 hours, i feel like dimentus was good not great but im also not a huge Hemsworth fan but can he make it epic? This movie is great i just have minor nitpicks and why are the special effects worse than fury road i mean that movie is 9 years old.. didnt understand that downgrade and the music was dry in this one, but you hear engines roaring and the desert quiteness or loneliness its kinda cool idk

[@Plato76...]

Movie was fkn great what'd u expect from a mad max type movie?

[@1q34w]

I guess that's why I wasn't really as impressed by furry road. I watched it on a 24 inch screen. I think it was in stereo, but still a 24 inch screen. Same thing happened with Avatar, except it was even smaller. This makes me wonder what I missed with Pacific Rim.

[@antinsanwo]

It was probably hot in the theatre because they are cutting costs to survive with lack of good movies and cost of living Increases

[@curtisreviews5880]

Lol how did I not think of that. So true 😂🥲

[@dzauthor]

It doesn’t feel complete when leaving the theater after Furiosa. When I read your title, it resonated because there was a very subdued feeling when we leave the theater. There is not a feeling of victory, and that might be because of the credits sequence which tells us that the movie we just watched was not the end. Also, I would have preferred a romance over the gore. I haven’t finished listening to your review…

[@dzauthor]

I meant my previous comment as a stand-alone. But now that I’m in this thread, there definitely is a change in the theater experience. The “chillers” of the ‘80s aren’t a thing any more. I see people bring blankets to movies with recliner seats, but these aren’t necessary any more. Great points about the economics. We just don’t have a lot of cash to spend on entertainment right now in the US.

[@OddLlama]

You mean because THEY don't want you to see this documentary that exposes liberal PDF files and the soros funded pizza huts!!1 Hollywood has it out for small budget movies made by real patriots!