Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga - Movie Review

[@JeremyJahns]

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[@jamsbasketball9676]

Jeremy has legs?!

[@alecjo2307]

Yup, some say he may have three legs!!!!

[@alexanderm3504]

I always pictured him having legs like the baby from toy story that had spider legs 😆 🤣

[@TheLoneDrow22]

Dear God!

[@farhaaz237]

Yeah he got them after the new meta update

[@jaughnekow]

I thought he had spider legs and not human legs

[@gilpinsteven]

Can't believe Fury Road came out nearly a decade ago. Time flies.

[@shazbazzy]

It kinda feels that long

[@Maxxxim1]

Especially for the 20 something​ people@@shazbazzy

[@king_supreme1102]

That’s how I feel about the force awakens. That was only yesterday 😅

[@francescomalagoli2467]

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[@SunnyLovetts]

No it doesn't, it's slow and deliberate lol

[@ForgottenHonor0]

My inner idea that Jeremy is a floating torso has been torn asunder...

[@ryanbartley3152]

I thought he was going to pull an FDR and reveal he had polio this whole time

[@TheRibottoStudios]

I'm pretty sure he's shown his entire person in his 1 million sub video...

[@KabbalahSherry]

​@ryanbartley3152 - Thats... kinda sad 😖

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Didn’t even give us a warning 😭

[@rbu2136]

I need a safe space to recover!!!

[@Luna-xd5wh]

Shoutout to Jeremy’s team for editing and animating legs for him 🙏

[@doublep1980]

About the whole: " Main character has speaks very few lines"-thing, remember that Mel Gibson in Road Warrior also had maybe 15-20 lines in the entire movie.

[@DenKulesteSomFins]

He had 38.

[@doublep1980]

@@DenKulesteSomFins Oh O. K. still for a protagonist, that's not much.

[@thisbubblygoodness7611]

and Fury Road was panned out as a silent movie first and then added some dialogue in later, that's how George Miller operates, he's quite the 'visual' master

[@Rusty84CV]

@@thisbubblygoodness7611 not really

[@chemicallystimulated476]

So what?

[@SK-iy7ci]

George Miller is 80 years old and still making every other action filmmaker look like they’re kids in a playground… this man is going to Valhalla for SURE

[@prodigalbrock]

The formula is simple 90% practical 10% digital. Get a good writer and you have a great movie

[@coffeebean_tamer]

​@@prodigalbrockspot on!

[@DragonHeart613]

I just wish he could've made another Mad Max movie with Tom Hardy. This spinoff looks great but I just want another Tom Hardy Mad Max flick.

[@briceticker6721]

Thats your opinion.. some might find this movie MEDIOCRE

[@jfells4838]

@@prodigalbrockfun fact: George miller was co-writer along with Nick Lathouris. Tom hardy apparently also has writing credits but that might be either very minor or false info from google.

[@dre3425]

Jeez Fury Road is almost a decade old….time flies when you are shiny and chrome!!!

[@keithdrummond1003]

Witness me!

[@ultraviolet540]

@@keithdrummond1003WITNESS!!!

[@graphicsgod]

"I live. I die. I live again!"

[@keithdrummond1003]

@@graphicsgod good one

[@KevinJohnson-kw5yk]

That’s a good 😂😂😂😂

[@drewgovier]

MM: Fury Road was one of my favorite cinematic experiences of the 2010’s. I’m very excited to see this in theaters.

[@augustlavdal6187]

It was really bad

[@ThisAccountisJustforaFreeTrial]

@@augustlavdal6187idiot

[@GnomeChompsky94]

@@augustlavdal6187wasn’t bad per se but it was pretty fuckin boring.

[@raycapo9728]

@@GnomeChompsky94 what are you guys om about? it was super good

[@raycapo9728]

@@augustlavdal6187 what was bad in your opinion?

[@damontcs]

There was a spinoff game from WH40K called "Gorkamorka". It was literally "Mad Max, but with Orks!", and it was pretty glorious.

[@800Ms-k6n]

Chris Hemsworth being cast against type as a villain is something i'm looking forward too. If you're doubting him as a villain, please see the underrated movie, Bad Times At The El Royale. Hemsworth can definitely play a villain perfectly!

[@charlieevans4561]

Great film! Criminally overlooked

[@Sam_T2000]

that was a decent movie, but it was kinda like “what if we made a Quintin Tarantino movie without him?”

[@charlieevans4561]

@@Sam_T2000 the closest we'll get to it I think Chris Hemsworth said he'd never work with Quentin after his MCU comments. Personally think it's Chris's loss

[@ilyMiickeyBee]

Well, to be fair. I don't think Chris Hemsworth has a type to be cast as. Bro is pretty versatile.

[@vanessac1721]

He played the hell out of sexy cult leader

[@bengirard1984]

Like Leonardo DiCaprio once said about Martin Scorsese can be applied to George Miller: The man’s still punkrock at 79 years old.

[@miscellaneousgab]

Love that :)

[@bengirard1984]

@@miscellaneousgab ☺️🤘

[@jmz2144]

More like Metal

[@dannyknightblade4592]

​@@jmz2144 Yep, the Mad Max movies are very Heavy Metal.

[@marsoblivi0n945]

@@jmz2144😂 most mainstream metal is cringe asf.

[@ambitious6963]

Seeing full body Jeremy is trippy

[@3152ss]

I forget he has legs

[@mohammadburaie8736]

He's a long boi

[@graphicsgod]

I got scared and skipped it!! I just can't handle the truth.

[@bsmi1361]

Yeah, he shouldn't do that again. I was horrified

[@CarlWheatley-wi2cl]

Excellent analysis. Throwing in a few perspectives I didn't expect and really enjoyed. Jeremy solidifying his place as one of the best entertainment reviewers on YT.

[@Mr.Jarbles]

What JJ said makes me wonder. What crazy situation brought about the need for pole cats? Do they train regularly? Are they like firefighters, just waiting for the next call? The war boys make more sense in that their purpose is very generalized. Whereas pole cats, are a very specific skill set. So, at what point after the apocalypse did someone say, 'We're gonna need a crew that can pluck other people from moving vehicles.'

[@sleepypanda3694]

Probably around the same time people used moving vehicles to get away from them?? It kinda makes sense. If you try and stop a fast moving vehicle there's a good chance either the people in it or your own people die in a crash. If you can just pluck 'em out before the vehicle crashes tho... much better.

[@steviewolfeofficial]

Watch the first one again. A bit past the halfway point the bad guys try raiding gas from a moving tanker. There's a small motiif there that might hint an answer to your question ;)

[@53rdAndThird]

There's a scene in Furiousa that shows warboys using a long board to swing from the roof of a truck cab to the top of the tanker, and I thought, "There's the beginning of the poles they use in Fury Road."

[@actionhero2328]

As someone who enjoys a post apocalyptic aesthetic, Mad Max and Planet of the Apes doing so well makes me very happy

[@barbenheimer736]

Fallout as well and A Quiet Place Day One (albeit that's more as the apocalypse is happening)

[@graphicsgod]

But the originals will always be the best and make you think.

[@themalcontent100]

Only mad max had mad max.

[@John-jm2lc]

Both movies flopped. 😂

[@themalcontent100]

@@John-jm2lc but will we ever know by how much?

[@800Ms-k6n]

George Miller is in his late 70s and still pumping to make a huge big budget action movie like this is absolutely crazy and amazing. This man deserves his "legend" status

[@Romo69]

When you have lots of money 70 is not that old

[@fierro7771]

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[@One21Jiggawatts]

And he’s a doctor in his full time job. Making movies is just a hobby for him.

[@fierro7771]

@@Romo69 79

[@fierro7771]

@@One21Jiggawatts not true! Hasn't practiced medicine since the 70s

[@into_the_void]

Its crazy how George Miller made the max max movies and also made the babe and happy feet movies

[@GhoulReviews]

Talented as fuck, got plenty of range as a director.

[@Jean-PaulMichell]

And the Witches of Eastwick with Jack Nicholson. Interesting flick.

[@DaddyChilI]

Skinny girl with no super powers beating up guys build like The Rock. Losing emmmersion and misbelief in 1-2-3

[@KeybladeMasterAndy]

​@@SonnyFrisco Even so, it shows he is versatile.

[@givemedeath5801]

@@DaddyChilIMad Max sequels were never believable. Just say you can't get laid and move on.

[@Salinas1al]

They need to bring Mel Gibson in one more time and show us an old mad Max effing shiz up. I'd pay to see that.

[@giannisksanthopoulos4300]

well..we know how today studios are making our old beloved characters now... We saw Luke and Indiana being ripped of their francises.

[@mucknstrunz]

Shoulda went and watched this one if u wanted more madmax. now you aint gettin shit😂

[@marsoblivi0n945]

@@mucknstrunzare you brain dead? The movie will be around forever. Long after the theater. Plus just by the trailer I can tell this is gonna be crappy in comparison to all the others. Even all the reviews are painting out it being lame asf. Looks like we got a dumbed down version for the same audience that loves fast and furious.

[@NoLooselips-vi8xd]

​​@@mucknstrunzwhat a stupid comment, as if the movie would hit theaters and just vanish never to be seen again😆

[@FineFictMen]

Fun Fact: This was originally going to be an anime tie-in to Fury Road. Just wanna bring it up.

[@jonnyfendi2003]

Oh wow

[@Typhus-th6ud]

Should have been

[@sometingwong2733]

So much better, they almost turn it into a cringe fest

[@Iroquois_Pliskin]

Sounds cool

[@Matt_The_Anomaly]

Makes sense, since Fury Road was originally supposed to be animated since he wasn't sure if he could do the visuals and action in live action. Obviously he changed his mind but it is interesting to think about

[@StaticBlaster]

My cousin, Joi (Joilene), loved these movies and other post-apocalyptic movies and tv series. She also loved attending the annual wasteland festival in California. She will be dearly missed. She was only 25. I'll be keeping her legacy alive by watching all the Mad Max movies and Fall Out as well as other post-apocalyptic movies/shows.

[@emsnewssupkis6453]

Note that the celebrations in California were near the first nuclear bomb tests and the fine dust there is very bad for your health.

[@StringsNStrands]

@@emsnewssupkis6453 That's a fun fact! maybe keep it to yourself when someone is grieving, read the room my guy.

[@Antiganos]

@@StringsNStrands 100%, and the Wasteland Weekend event is held nowhere near any nuclear test site anyway. In higher spirits, we have a shrine at the top of our mountain there where we remember all of our fallen Wastelanders, and I’ll be sure to pay my respects as will all of the others out there for them.

[@abu-karam0]

ابن لها مسجد واستغفر لها افضل

[@ultraviolet540]

May she ride eternal, shiny & chrome on the highways of Valhalla.

[@emoney6692]

George Miller is the director Zack Snyder thinks he is.

[@Peasham]

You can't just say that, even if it is true.

[@DerrickDX]

DAMN😂😂😂

[@MrREAPERsz]

Keep your truths to yourself

[@misaelbarrientos4922]

Nice

[@shawklan27]

Pretty much just that Miller isn't a pretentious hack like Synder

[@cobaltfalcon9458]

For my thoughts on the pacing, is that you feel that 2.5 hours, in both a quick pace and slow pace, but occurring simultaneously, but not in an average pace, either. I have no idea how else to describe it, other than “perfect”

[@luigisaguier8336]

The CGI is so clean it looks like it was made by one of those Ai image enhancers. Completely breaks the "post apocalyptic wasteland" immersion tbh

[@randomanton]

this is my main gripe... but there are others.

[@chibidakis1]

The only immersion breaking scene was a dog scene. Every other CGI scene seemed seamless

[@shimadabr]

​@@chibidakis1No... The moment Furiosa's mother climbs the horse, every bike crash, every car crash, everytime someone got shot out of a vehicle and so on and on... This movie was full of terrible CGI. I even though it was a totally different production crew that made it. It looker DC level of bad CGI.

[@JoeLancaster]

Not really. In the actual film the vast majority is seamless and on par with Fury Road. Both had VFX in basically every shot but you notice just a handful in Furiosa which might have been rushed and those are the ones you remember.

[@ziglaus]

​@@JoeLancaster some day, when Furiosa comes out on streaming, or DVD, a person will make a list of noticably CGI scenes. Like Jack and Furiosa on the mountain. Or like what Jeremy showed with the bullets and Hemsworth. Or the entirety of Abundand town. But it is not today.

[@nathanh4237]

Miller is great at telling a story without dialog. Really respects the audience to be paying attention and actors to show what he wants. I don't need you to explain how shit is going all the time. In Fury Road their is the 40 minute-ish arc where Max and Furiosa slowly go from wanting to kill each other to trusting and relying on one another and they never talk about it but you 100% understand how their relationship is changing and its current status the whole time.

[@TheMetalGaia]

Him and Genndy Tartakovsky are both great at doing minimal dialogue with maximum impact.

[@jesperjee]

Can you please explain the story for me. Can't find it online. And yes, I have watched the movie. Both of them.

[@Annie1962]

let's just remind peeps that Mad Max was an Aussie movie with Mel Gibson in the lead role driving a Falcon , who had a blue heeler dog with which he shared a can of dog food.

[@Sam_T2000]

throw some shrimp on the barbie! _this_ is a knife! Crocodile Hunter! Fosters: Australian for beeahr! maybe the dingo ate your baby?! ‘Safety Dance!’ Nicole Kidman!

[@mrkrinkle72]

Who doesn't enjoy a can of Dinky Di?

[@VHBEngines]

Which is why I was disappointed with fury road and skipping this one all together

[@mr.daniels2080]

We REMEMBER. We will never forget. Because that’s all we got.

[@mr.daniels2080]

@@VHBEnginesGOOD ON YOU! 🫡

[@Visualhead_Spacer]

If George was still younger... then yea he wouldn't resort to heavy CGI and in-studio location. I think Fury Road took a toll on him being in harsh locations all the time from what I read.

[@Grommo]

The cgi is only for background replacement. All the vehicle stunts are practical . He was recovering from a heart operation BEFORE he started filming fury road so he was a bit exhausted at the start

[@franciscopozole]

​@@GrommoIt looks similar to the Fall Guy practical stunts with a smear of CGI over the top that diminishes them. There was also a lot of speed ramping that, while an intentional style choice, added to the cartoony fake feel of a lot of the effects.

[@Grommo]

@@franciscopozole George has used speed ramping on every single mad max film in every action sequence. Its his style. Why change?

[@ArmyWolves]

I watched a video that showed the making of Fury Road .... It was indeed a nightmare to film, not to mention every other scene was dangerous and the editing was equally a nightmare. Yes it took a toll and was worth it.

[@Grommo]

@@ArmyWolves A lot of that is media beatup to make it sound more of an achievement. I spent 9months in Namibia filming it. It wasn't any more hazardous than Furiosa.

[@High_Key]

My buddies and I just watched it and man we had a blast with this movie. I was on board with Furiosas story and I just loved the world building, action and humor. 9/10 for me

[@carlmanu]

The movie was decent but with horrible character development for Furiosa herself. Since the moment she appeared on the screen AS A CHILD, she was already skillful, savvy, clever, fearless and levelheaded, thus leaving no room for self-betterment. Halfway through the movie you can already predict the general outcome of every action scene, therefore you are mostly viewing for the acrobatics and cinematography.

[@Bitumesilicatissimo]

the Kazuhira Miller reference after "the man who sold the world" is *chef kiss*

[@dougsealy199]

Kaz what have you done? They played us like a damned fiddle!

[@Kango234]

Agreed

[@OnionFestival-si7tr]

stop saying chefs kiss. Its gay.

[@badnoodlez]

a shining light to our brothers in arms 😃

[@TheChronozoan]

​@@OnionFestival-si7tr nah, wanting to pound you in the ass is gay.

[@Sheild401]

Your Bane impression has always been spot on. I feel like you could voice him.

[@Asian_Movie_Enthusiast]

In terms of favorite action movies from the last decade, "The Raid 2" stands out.

[@TheBlueGoldenHawk]

Incredible movie, and just realized it’s been 10 years since then

[@Asian_Movie_Enthusiast]

@@TheBlueGoldenHawk - And the budget was only $4.5 million at the time.

[@TheBlueGoldenHawk]

@@Asian_Movie_Enthusiast I thought it was interesting how he made the Raid 1 to show his chops and secure the budget for Raid 2. It mirrors the same situation as Damien Chazelle with Whiplash allowing him to get the budget for La La Land. All of these are some of my favorite movies, especially Whiplash and Raid 2.

[@WhirlingMusic]

I think raid 1 is better than 2. Raid 2 is way too long. Awesome. But too long.

[@TheBlueGoldenHawk]

@@WhirlingMusic I much prefer the complex crime drama in the second, and of course the action. It is on the longer side, but I’m perfectly fine with it since I love it the whole way through

[@johnnychopsocky]

Furiosa is a great compliment to Fury Road. Even if you've seen Fury Road already, seeing Furiosa made me go home to watch it again because hell I'd just seen them set it all up time to watch Fury Road knock em all down again. Perfect double bill material. Also, props to Hemsworth for perfectly playing the Mad Max villain we haven't seen yet: the verbose charlatan. I have to believe he went to Chris Evans for advice on achieving Maximum Scumbaggery, because Dementus is a glorious scumbag.

[@dollahbill510]

I've seen Fury Road more than a handful of times. Honestly one of my favorite modern-dystopian movies. I think one of my favorite things "Furiousa" does is provide more exposition on The Citadel, The Bullet Farm, and Gas-Town. We hear about the Bullet Farm and Gas-Town in Fury Road, but actually get to see them in Furiousa. I also like how the film directly leads into Furiousa rescuing the women of Fury Road at the end of Furiosa. Something about when movies do that is extremely reminiscent of playing a video game sequel, and seeing parts of the original game in the sequel. Outside of that, I watched the movie from home, and fell asleep numerous times throughout the movie, or was just generally uninterested, to the point I'd check my phone numerous times throughout watching. I could watch old movies all day and all night, I'm particularly fond of movies that I've already seen. I could easily watch movies, knowing what happens, when it happens, how it happens, etc and stay interested, so long as it's a good watch. So, for me to be that uninterested with the world telling of Furiosa...well... it kind of made me disappointed. I can't put my finger on my disappointment with the film either. I don't have a problem with female-lead performances. Most series' and movies coming showcasing this "strong female lead" stuff taking Hollywood by storm, are doing it all wrong. They diminish the entire franchise, in order to bolster up an average female character, at the cost of the entire series. Furiosa did the opposite, in that they have this bad-ass world, and the female character grows to the world, if that makes sense. Maybe it's just that my expectations were too high? I think what the series needed was a sequel - not a prequel. Anywho, regardless - It's sad to see that this film flopped as hard as it did. It more than likely means we'll never see a return to this iteration of the Mad-Max world.

[@lukeluke333lukeluke]

Kinda felt the same after watching it. I like it but didn't love it like Fury Road. It hard to point out way? I kinda felt like the other characters were more interesting then Furiosa. With the ending. I kinda think they made Furiosa a psycho with the ending with the tree. It a good movie and maybe a movie I will like more rewatching. I loved the middle action scene with the flying and chase. That my favorite action scene of the movie.

[@AKen_Films]

I do feel like George Miller is one of those directors who often gets forgotten in the list of master Directors we commonly associate their great movies with. You have Scorsese, Spielberg, Lucas, Coppola, Kubrick, Scott but so rarely does George Miller get mentioned. I sort of put George Miller in the same category as a James Cameron simply because he doesn’t make a movie very often but when he does, it’s like holy sh*t! This is on another level! Miller is pushing 80 years old and is making other action directers look like kids playing with sticks in the neighbors backyard. I do feel like George Miller deserves to be mentioned more as part of these great directors.

[@MrinmayChakravarty-jf4nr]

True 🎉

[@Devypocalypse]

He's like the post apocalypse Leone.

[@corvus8638]

Lucas is a hack

[@Devypocalypse]

@@corvus8638 joke of a comment. One of the greatest world builders of cinema.

[@jamjox9922]

You'll rarely hear action/sci-fi directors put on "greatest of all time", sometimes even Animation directors get more prestige. Which is funny because the core of cinema ia the ability to tell a story in moving images, even iver dialogue or any other words. The one advantage of cinema is telling a story in moving pictures, while books and other mediums focus on words. But somehow, cinemaphiles have forgotten that and the many of the public give more credit to directors that give dramatic stories, even if their actual images on camera are bad stories scene after scene.

[@erikbuchanan4648]

The CGI in the first trailer had me worried. Sad that it wasn't just the trailer. Still, I'll be seeing this. Sounds head and shoulders better than the drek Disney has been producing.

[@easyegg9760]

I thought it was a bit random to make a Furiosa prequel, but with a good director and good actors I’m definitely going to check it out. There’s at least going to be some soul to it unlike Disney

[@seto007]

I was really worried about it too but the actual film looks leagues better than the trailers. The trailer looked like a rough draft by comparison, and I never really found myself distracted by it.

[@TheHyperfilthered]

Don't worry, it looked great. There was only two small moments in it where I noticed the CGI being a bit off. It was a goddamn blast and Miller crushed it again! Worthy the ticket price 100%

[@danielleblanc4660]

People sleeping on Jeremy so much, dude’s selling mattresses

[@mlitchd.1618]

Sigh

[@buryitdeep]

We had a very weird wake. My mother died and we had her funeral and her 3 brothers who I hadn't seen since I was a child were in my house and we all watched Fury Road as a new release in my home that night. Surreal.

[@1IGG]

Speaking about 40k and Mad Max. On point, Jeremy. There was a whole Ork Mad Max Game called Gorkamorka by Games workshop.

[@vickie_g]

The Mad Max game is great and a must play for anyone who wants to experience more of this world

[@calvinmartin1305]

A very underrated game. I'm very curious, if George makes a prequel for Max next, how similar it will be to the game.

[@vickie_g]

@@calvinmartin1305 A lot of the game's lore was supposedly based on Miller's notes and unused story boards. So, there might be significant overlap

[@calvinmartin1305]

@@vickie_g Yeah, I'm curious how much it will overlap though, because I don't know if George would want to many similaritiesto the game and movies. I was surprised when Chris was revealed to be playing Dementus, as I never thought we would get anymore on that character than what was painted on walls of his tomb in the game. Also, Immortan Joes son Scrotus is supposed to be in Furiosa as well, I'm curious how he is going to be portrayed.

[@Devypocalypse]

Man I went through a period of my life where I played it non stop almost for a month. Fantastic.

[@ultraviolet540]

Did you know Josh Helman (Slit) is playing Scabrous Scrotus in Furiosa? He’s redesigned for the better imo, I always thought Lord Scrotus & Stank Gum were sorely underdeveloped.

[@axelfoley133]

Jeremy: Find the character that speaks the fewest lines. [Kurt Russell's Soldier has entered the chat]

[@1800REDGENESIS]

God that was such an awesome movie. I feel like it was way ahead of its time. I would have like if they remastered or re-released it in theaters again.

[@wileytheacmesalesman7760]

I’m not sure why, but this may be my favorite movie review from Mr Jahns. I almost spit out my redbull at least twice, laughing on my way to work. Also, I’m pretty sure Jeremy is the only creative on KZbin that I don’t skip through the ad reads. Well done sir, love the videos.

[@skottbeal]

As a lifelong Mad Max fan, considering it hardly features Max himself, it’s genuinely a perfect Mad Max film. Brilliant film

[@TRKJSR]

I love both of these movies but this one has a few bad CGI moments that stood out so much because everything else looked so good

[@cookieeaturface]

Man, hearing about the CGI is such a letdown. I'm sure it's going to be a super fun film, but the practical stunts and effects were such a breath of fresh air in Fury Road.

[@amy_yoshikawa]

I think that's Jeremy's being nitpicky. Most early reviews said it looked great almost most part.

[@Phyrrax]

​@@amy_yoshikawayou just have to see the cut in scenes to know that this is not true.

[@martinlatour9311]

I knew it would be bad the moment I saw the trailer. Everything that made FR what it was seemed gone and the movie just looked lame with the generic CG

[@matiasdevaglia4541]

​@@amy_yoshikawa Fury Road has some very obvious CGI, but that doesn't change the fact it's one of the best action films ever made. If the movie is good and pulls you in, you won't be paying attention to the quality of the digital effects.

[@kanielabarcai6182]

​​@@martinlatour9311 a few reviews I've seen has said that the movie has some noticeable cgi but also stated that for the most part the film still looks good

[@narvuntien]

I was pretty hyped for Chris Hemsworth Hamming it up in a Mad Max movie I am glad he pulled it off.

[@kanielabarcai6182]

Same alot of reviews have been positive abt his performance in this movie

[@sloppyjocks]

He didn't. He was terrible.

[@coffeeinhandproductions3238]

Solid, fair review. Unfortunate about the overuse of greenscreen compared to Fury Road, but still very excited to see this in theaters. Fury Road was fantastic, but nice to see a little more of a narrative this time around. I also can't see how a movie this involved could be under two hours let alone 90 minutes.

[@sunjoexys7251]

My take is that Furiosa has a slight edge over Fury Road. Maybe I am just weird.

[@dutchvanderlinde2002]

while I liked it i felt it should've been two movies, and I don't know why

[@YupItsJordan]

Agree 👍

[@Harold.Richard]

I can’t wait for Jeremy to review Chris Stuckmann’s “Shelby Oaks”.

[@cunningflop]

stuckmann is a hack

[@alecjo2307]

You know for sure that's a 12 pack of beers!!!!😂😂😂😂

[@niccoloarroyo4619]

How about chris review his own project?

[@agentbrown5542]

​@@niccoloarroyo4619 nah, he's already said he won't review bad movies

[@Sapphire_Jack]

He will avoid it, because Stuckman can't handle the Dog Shit rating

[@ericmwanza99]

Furiosa is another glorious swerve in mastermind George Miller's breathless race towards cinematic Valhalla

[@durbeshpatel3047]

Eh its gonna be the worst. The cgi looks like garbage

[@majorgear1021]

It’s trash

[@franciscomap75]

It’s a great movie, almost as good as fury road Pretorian Jack is great!

[@majorgear1021]

@@franciscomap75 The box office numbers don’t lie!

[@Evan-nx9ng]

Jeremy grew up with Mad Max

[@bigkmoviesandgames]

Dammit evan

[@hopefullynotbutprobably6643]

You can click right here, and get Jeremyized!

[@VelvetSky1102]

and we grew up with Jeremy's videos

[@captaincanaveral]

@@hopefullynotbutprobably6643wouldn't it be Jahnsmanised?

[@nolancho]

Nope. That's Chris Suckmen.

[@toomanylies7716]

This movie made me want to replay the video game that came out in 2015. And rewatch Fury Road. Fun times.

[@seanyoung9014]

That's what I did because I never finished that game. Feels good to go back to it.

[@XaelathRavenstorm]

Two things I've noticed in Furiosa. #1 After the Thunderbike was introduced in chapter 1, its engine sound/beat has been playing the whole film. Volume starts low then goes louder depending on how intense the scene is going to be. It even connects to the Fury Road theme. #2 The CGI feels like it's intended to look retroish. I find it distracting at first but it grows on you.

[@pnkwds]

please be good please be good

[@alasdairboswell4654]

It’s good. 8.5/10

[@GrainneMhaol]

It's incredible. My jaw was on the floor.

[@hughmungus7621]

Go Watch it. Don’t fall for the cgi comments. The movie was incredible

[@TheHyperfilthered]

It was an absolute blast!

[@scottmasih9175]

It was disappointing in comparison to the action from fury road

[@ernestofigueroa101]

Literally just finished Fury Road right before this vid dropped.

[@southeastdaygo6193]

Seen it last week for the first time in years and I still love it

[@StuntmanDanHemi]

Same! Literally just finished Fury Road, looked at my phone and I saw this video's notification lol

[@chadrageus]

Fuck yeah dude that movie fucking rules!

[@Rusty84CV]

No you didn't

[@ultraviolet540]

I’m gonna reread the comic & rewatch Fury Road beforehand.

[@sekharsudhir]

That was a really good Bane impression

[@wingman4759]

They need to make a part 3! I loved these movies! 😎🏜

[@michaelhyder9839]

Congratulations on getting into 40k it's a DEEP DEEP PIT and I love it.

[@myweakfrontallobe]

I thought I was the only person in the entitre world who couldn't sleep without a fan. Thanks Jeremy! Now I know I'm not alone anymore! 🎉

[@starrlloyd9274]

Dude you are so entertaining that I actually don't skip past your sponsor endorsement... Kudos 👏👍

[@jordanduran1726]

Personally I don't have any interest in watching this movie. I'll probably check it out one day when I don't have anything to watch at the house when it's on streaming. Really wish we had got more Tom Hardy as Mad Max.

[@joergzabbee3921]

People like you are the main problem.

[@DoomsdayMayBeOkay]

Love the Phantom Pain reference

[@Spider-Bros333]

fr

[@bigboss4178]

!

[@mikeokol2822]

Your Bane impressions will never not be great😂

[@ExtremeTourname]

I really love the middle of the move, it has all the best actions. But the ending could be better. I hope there is a big final battle between Immortal Joe and Dementus' army. But they just skip the whole scene with script and a few scene. The overall the movie is great. I watched it in 4dx. I hope there will be a next Mad Max movie!

[@BeefHammer1]

Ah, the Metal Gear Solid reference I didn't know I needed. TY, BOSS!

[@clerkwithamouth]

"I sleep on my stomach or my side. I can't sleep on my back. I don't know why. My brain just doesn't shut off that way." Bro same.

[@TheFreshSoundsFlorida]

Don't forget about the fan part. That perfectly summed up how I sleep too.

[@jr2904]

Same here, I have tried many times to sleep on my back but I've never once fallen asleep that way without a lot of alcohol, and then it's not pleasant lol

[@AbhijeetMishra]

Nice to know I'm not the only one. I simply cannot fall asleep sitting or laying on my back, no matter how tired and how long the journey. It's torture, basically feels like someone taps you on your shoulder just as you were falling asleep. Like how they deprive prisoners of sleep during interrogations.

[@dresdyn100]

Furiosa is more Borderlands than the Borderlands trailer. Minus the Zimmer frames and mobility scooters. Not a bad thing.

[@Jump-Man]

Yea true lol I was like this is giving me borderlands vibes which I'm probably still going to watch lol

[@dresdyn100]

@@Jump-Man lol me too, I'll give it a shot. There's a chance it might be ok given the talent involved but, well, you know...

[@michaelangelotaylor8th]

​@@dresdyn100I was pleasantly surprised. I avoided watching too much of the trailers, so I'd go in with lower expectations. But overall, I liked it.

[@dresdyn100]

@@michaelangelotaylor8th I was the same, could've been shorter, but I wasn't bored either.

[@karolscovers1651]

Jeremy is the only person who can make a mattress ad this engaging, down to earth and relatable. Watched through the whole sponsor segment, don't regret a second

[@anasshahid224]

Same 😅

[@KalynRobert]

Not going to lie. My wife and I were talking about a helix mattress today. Now with the discount code. Totally buying it!.. continue with the review thank you

[@kingrhoam93]

I think I've said this before, but Jeremy is the only KZbinr that I watch even through the ads without skipping 😂

[@nicholasreeves2871]

Am I the only one who is happy when a movie makes Jeremy happy

[@davyboy9397]

I agree because It generally means the movie is actually good. Jeremy isn't a sell out like some of the other KZbin reviewers have become.....

[@davidk6269]

"Road Warrior" was the greatest installment of the Mad Max saga in my humble opinion.

[@edelmantoamendola]

easily

[@thisbubblygoodness7611]

same hey, though each installment is so unique and brings something more to the mad max universe

[@stevenwojtysiak6392]

When Road Warrior came out, I had no idea it was a sequel. in fact, I didn't watch the original Mad Max until years after Road Warrior came out.

[@dang75790]

No question! That film can't be topped.

[@davidk6269]

@@stevenwojtysiak6392 The original Mad Max was a cult classic. I find it amusing that they dubbed Mel Gibson’s voice because of his very heavy Aussie accent. 😆The final scene was brutally epic.

[@nomadichippie1930]

When they were spraying the raid so there wasn’t a dust cloud I thought that was so smart

[@tomrodgers6629]

I seen it and enjoyed it. One of my favorite parts is when they show the full machine shop / salvage yard when they are building the War Rig it gave a little more reality to the world.

[@MadMaxBible]

Visible or invisible CG - I don't blame George Miller one bit for using it. The scale of this film is huge and Miller is almost 80 years old. Last thing we want is him getting a heart attack because a practical stunt went wrong. It's a miracle as is that nobody died making this.

[@heyheyhey33351]

For sure. I'm sure they would have gone the Fury Road route if it was feasible.

[@shefalichow7917]

This is a bs mentality. People shouldn't compromise on quality out of fear of possibilities. Otherwise, we wouldn't have gotten some of the greatest movies of all time. These people know what job they're taking; they know the risks; we honor them in case anything bad happens, because of that risk. If you're afraid of him being too old, maybe you should instead advocate that he doesn't produce this type of movie at all, since the downgrades only serve to stain his legacy.

[@Grommo]

The only reason there was any significant cgi in this was to do background replacement of vegetation due to the constant rain over months of location shooting and maintain continuity on the war rig .... ie practical explosions on the war rig chrome look required ages to clean and reset between takes, so separately shot elements were more time efficient . George was very worried about the danger of the flying sequences and rightly so. The turbulence from a truck and parafoils and hangliders in close proximity is not a good mix. But the shots of the mortifliers taking off skiing behind motorbikes and flying up and over the top of the speeding war rig were NOT bluescreen but filmed practically. from ingenious practical rigs. If only people realised that the stunts they assume are cgi were mostly practical.

[@Grommo]

@@heyheyhey33351 They did go the fury road route. There was 9+months of location shooting on Furiosa doing real practical stunts with real stunt vehicles, . So outdoor location tests and filming footage started in january and went all the way to November at Kurnel. There were more vehicles built for the film than they had time to film or feature with trackwheeled bikes, a ww2 tank, converted snowmobiles , a monster mercury cougar v8 interceptor, Hugh Keas-Byrnes own converted 4x4 barely getting flashes of screentime. That will have to wait for the freezeframe when it eventually streams or releases on blueray

[@franciscomap75]

@@shefalichow7917furiosa is great , contrary to what you say, in my opinion it just makes me like miller even more

[@insaneconqueror5421]

Can we give some props to George Millers wife for her awesome editing of these movies 👏

[@ultraviolet540]

Did Margaret Sixel edit Furiosa too?

[@insaneconqueror5421]

@@ultraviolet540 she sure did

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

Eastwood, Scorcese, and Miller are so legendary for their age to do movies

[@800Ms-k6n]

I hope Clint Eastwood's new movie is worth it. It has said that it's going to be his final movie before retirement. They just wrapped post production a few weeks ago

[@shane3674]

I’ve been anxiously awaiting this review! To me THIS is the one that counted!

[@ChrisBrogan]

I always love your take on movies. I don’t know all the reasons such that I could list them out, but I only take my cues from you and one other reviewer (guess which?) and he always talks about filmmaker stuff. You talk about what I want to know for sure. I don’t think we’ve disagreed once yet. Not that I can remember.

[@LPVPisFr33]

Meh! I would still prefer a grizzly old Mad Max with Mel Gibson. One last fight a sort of Mix of Unforgiven and Mad Max.

[@giannisksanthopoulos4300]

This movie was just a switch-bate again. They change Mel and Tom with annoying actress that try to act like Mel and Tom. We are in the era of remaking everything and change the hero with women or black people. But why nobody makes WHITE BLADE, Alien movie with male hero. Many people will say i am racist, but how the fuck i am racist if my all my favorite movies connected with Eddie Murphy, Wesley Snipes and Denzel. FCK this movie. I am like you, i preffer to watch Mel or even Tom Hardy's version of Mad Max than this pure garbage

[@Jacques_the_Rooster]

This is The Review I was waiting for. Thank You, Jeremy 🙏

[@Vecna]

There's a 2009 movie called Valhalla Rising, there are approximately 120 lines in the entire movie, and it's a pretty good one too!

[@xorphinindi]

Welcome to 40K dude! I'd love to see your paint when it's done.

[@ZombieFBody]

I just saw a TV ad saying this movie is the "origin of the Mad Max saga." What? Pretty sure the origin was in the first film from 1979. I love the character of Furiosa but now Max is getting sidelined in his own series? Miller says this is the direction he wants to go in with less Max and more other characters. Reminds of Ridley Scott saying his ideal future for the Alien series would be about the androids not the titular aliens. Anyway, I know Miller has quite a story in mind so I look forward to what he has for us.

[@tonys8641]

Thank you for putting your" Ad " at the beginning of your vids, (to think, I pay KZbin for ad-free video watching) Your reviews are always entertaining and well though out. Keep up the great work!

[@jasonmoore9187]

WOW! That "get it out" was on point!

[@strangerofthe2067]

Every time I go to a theater, I wonder if Jeremy is in one of the rooms next to me at a private screening watching an unreleased movie. I can’t help but think about it every time I go to a theater lol.

[@exidy-yt]

Dang, so glad to hear this is out! I had just been thinking that it's been 10 years since Fury Road blew our balls off, I wonder why the next movie is taking so long? I'm totes off to see this in theatre now, this is a movie I will want to experience big screen. And the run time? A movie CANNOT be too long for me, i've never understood bitching about how long movies are. Why would you want less experience for your money?? I want to see everything that was filmed!

[@Horrormaster13]

I need Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga now! My hype is sky high!

[@williamfarrington9504]

Now can we PLEASE have a sequel to the Mad Max open world game

[@OctoberHourglass]

William knows 💯

[@quicoboy]

...it's comin...just you wait...they'd be fools to pass up the opportunity...I say we can get a Water World one too...same gameplay, different world...

[@HystericalSej]

Yes please!

[@jackfry]

Sorry the company that made the game is working on a game currently called contraband

[@ultraviolet540]

Imagine a Furiosa game, with her arm being upgradable for melee, the war rig with a full convoy of war boys, all her hairstyles and outfits, etc. it probably couldn’t be canonical but neither was the first game.

[@budthechud9795]

Thanks Jeremy you have convinced me to take the plunge on this one.

[@GeniusReddit0]

This movie was awesome. Did anyone else feel super bummed during the first act, seeing young furiosa being snatched and having no hope of getting back, then her mother comes to rescue her only to leave her to save her but then she comes back and watches her die and all the things she suffered. I guess the actors done a super job

[@KelsJune]

This actually made me go back and watch Mad Max. Didn’t like it as a teen. Furiousa made me a fan

[@jaughnekow]

I'm not used to Jeremy having humans legs... Amazing video by the way 💪

[@markula_4040]

When I saw the trailer, that was my biggest fear. That the green screen would make it completely inferior to Fury Road.

[@ultraviolet540]

It looks better in person, and it’s really the story that matters tbh.

[@randomanton]

@@ultraviolet540 no it doesnt look better. just rewatched fury road after seeing furiousa. DEFINITELY had green screen /cgi in the original, but it wasn't as obvious as it is in furiousa... and it was almost 10 years ago... the story was fine but boy did they stretch it out, only to rush in the end of the movie... so much so they had voiceovers and credit scenes to bring us up to speed to connect the two movies...if the pacing is off, and cgi is noticeable enough, it hurts the immersion and you dont care about the story.

[@Pneumanon]

@@ultraviolet540yeah the story wasn’t anything special. They could have cut a lot of it out, or just made it more interesting. The film is a great spectacle, but the story isn’t it’s strength.

[@TheHyperfilthered]

@@Pneumanon Yeah it was a bit meandering every now and then. I've always felt that the world and the madness itself is almost the main character in every Mad Max film. Especially in this one and Fury Road.

[@Pneumanon]

@@TheHyperfilthered Agreed- I love the madness in Road Warrior, and Fury Road is just insane. I just personally would have liked the story to progress and introduce new elements. Every other MM film has introduced new parts of the world. I felt like Furiosa was mostly just more of what we have already seen.

[@sauronthegreat5799]

George Miller was originally trained as a medical doctor. FYI

[@ultraviolet540]

Mad Max 1 was supposed to be about an EMT loosing his sanity after loosing patients, friends and family. But his profession was changed to an MFP cop since it was unrealistic to have an EMT’s family be targeted by criminals.

[@majorgear1021]

I’m glad that the box office results were commiserate with the quality of this movie.

[@damonappel]

I just want more Bane impressions. Tom Hardy Bane is awesome, and your impression was spot-on.

[@BorderlinePsycopath-ro5mq]

Review starts at 1:20

[@johncampbell9107]

I'm just angry they made a Mad Max movie that's not about Max. Why not just call it something else. I wanted to see more of Tom Hardy's Max..... That said I'll give it a watch for Chris Hemsworth.