Mad Max Fury Road || First Time Watching | Movie Reaction and Review

[@chrissiereacts]

Uncut reaction to this and Beyond Thunderdome on Patreon.com/chrissiereacts 😎

[@sithlordgonzo9941]

The actor that played Toecutter was asked to come back and play Immortan Joe 😊 if you want a couple more Australian films to watch check out "The Hard Word" and "Getting Square"

[@NexusNocturnal-cn9db]

Looking forward to your reaction to the 2nd one 😊😅

[@steveskrobot9496]

Check out Furiosa. Pretty good flik

[@swordmonkey6635]

Casual first time watcher: "How long is the car chase?" George Miller: "Yes"

[@jefferywarburton2116]

More like the saga but, yup.

[@zedwpd]

"I'm not sure why he's hostile to them, arent they victims.?" First minute of the movie said his only instinct left is to survive. You dont survive in this world trusting people you dont know.

[@SvensktTroll]

Or even people you do know.

[@OmegaSoypreme]

The war rig crash itself, while touched up with CGI, was actually a practical effect. The stunt driver crashed it and perfectly nailed the shot. You should look up the behind the scenes for this movie on youtube. It's incredible.

[@danielgibson7948]

George Miller uses CGI the way it should be, as a tool in the box, not the entire toolbox.

[@sithlordgonzo9941]

The actor that played Toecutter was asked to come back and play Immortan Joe

[@tommc3622]

Fury Road is just pure, distilled cinema. This is how you tell a story with a camera.

[@stuartspencer2161]

Rather than an action movie, I prefer to describe this as an adrenaline-fueled, industrial opera.

[@chrissiereacts]

Yes! 😄

[@dexanexa]

"I love that that car has been around since the first one." Car immediately gets wrecked.

[@user-lv5bt3nt3r]

It didnt get wrecked. The driver got shot and the car peeled off into the desert. Im pretty sure Max was heading out to find it at the end. But in any case, the car actually got blown up - along with Max's Blue Heeler - in Mad Max 2. Which makes you wonder where this one comes from. Does Max even have a car in Mad Max 3? I cant remember.

[@zedwpd]

@@user-lv5bt3nt3r What are you talking about. Max is driving the car in the first 2 minutes and he never got shot.

[@user-lv5bt3nt3r]

@@zedwpd what are you talking about? The warboys fix up Max's car and use it. During the final chase the guy driving it gets shot and it peelsoff into the desert with the driver dead but the car still going. But in any case in Mad Max 2 the car is destroyed when Humungus's men set off a booby trap and the car explodes. The gyro captain rescues Max from besides the wreckage of the interceptor. Its pretty simple. No idea why you are so confused. Pay attention.

[@LordVolkov]

​@@user-lv5bt3nt3r Max's car is crushed between semi's during the finale...

[@russellknight5288]

​@@user-lv5bt3nt3ralso during the final chase, Nux's buddy Slit drives it between the war rig and the tanker, gets caught in the wheels and is DESTROYED.

[@zedwpd]

Nux was running in front of the war rig to ensure there wasn't any more wet marshes to get stuck in since visibility from the fog was decreasing.

[@LordVolkov]

I love the worldbuilding in Fury Road, particularly in regard to the warboy V-8 cult. Fingers interlaced in prayer like engine pistons, chrome 'grills', engine schematics scarred into Nux's chest... it's all so interesting and barely explained. George Miller went hard on show-don't-tell with Fury Road.

[@chrissiereacts]

So much attention to detail.

[@Goatboy73]

Just 200mph from start to finish with very occasional pauses for breath. Love this one.

[@mocthezuma]

The flashback is of the child Glory. There is a backstory to this movie with Max going to Gastown to compete in Thundedome Plus (a new Thunderdome in Gastown) to get a V8 engine for his car. He is helped by Hope(Glory's mother) and wins the thunderdome, but a group of buzzards (the guys with the spiky cars) steal his car and leave him for dead. Glory was kidnapped by buzzards so her mother Hope helps Max survive and begs him to save her daughter. Since he's going after his car anyway. He gets the car back and saves Glory and reunites her with her mother, but as he's leaving them the buzzards come back and run them over. Four comic books were released around the time Fury Road was in theaters, and they contain backstories for Max, Furiosa, Immortan Joe and Nux (Nicholas Hoult's character) and they're all worth reading if you want some more context to the movie. There is a collection called Mad Max Fury Road Graphic Novel which contains an extra chapter on the origin of the war rig. You can find it by googling the title and read it free online. There is also the new Furiosa movie which came out this year that fills in even more gaps. It's well worth the watch and explores a lot more of the wasteland.

[@chrissiereacts]

Thanks for clearing that up!

[@michaelhoward142]

A lot of that backstory was used in the (awesome) Mad Max videogame from 2015.

[@mocthezuma]

@@michaelhoward142 Some of it was. Avalanche (the studio that made the game) only had access to George Miller's notes. And George Miller isn't credited as a writer on the game, for good reason. In the game, Scrotus kills Hope & Glory. He also kills Dementus in the game. None of that is canon.

[@michaelhoward142]

@@mocthezuma Big thanks for that info. I might need to dust off the game and refresh my memories (and gaming skills). 😉

[@zmarko]

This movie is an absolute spectacle. A true achievement in stunt work and coordinating.

[@MegaSting1981]

One of the most insane and beautiful films of all time. The sheer making of and how it all finally came together is as mad as the film is.

[@kieransanders2133]

There's plenty of CGI, but it's used very well - mostly to paint out safety lines, or combine several practical shots into one frame.

[@knytestorme]

"I just realised I haven't said anything in a while" Sounds like you could be a scriptwriter for George Miller on the next Mad Max.

[@MaxstallfishDenton]

I wanna this guitar-man on my car, when i going to work =)))

[@thekaratekidpartii2169]

The film was marketed as being all practical effects and no CGI to generate buzz, and it definitely worked-people still claim “this has no CGI” to this day. Of course, that’s not entirely true. I'm pretty sure Charlize Theron wasn't so committed to the role that she had her arm amputated. That said, the claim isn’t baseless. A significant portion of the action was done practically, unlike most modern action films where everything is CGI. For example, the War Rig crash at the end-where you noticed the obvious CGI-was actually filmed in-camera. They drove and crashed a real rig. The CGI was added afterward to enhance certain elements, like the deeper background, objects flying in the foreground, and the usual post-production tweaks for color grading and tone corrections. Unfortunately, in my opinion, the heavy layering of CGI and color grading over those practical stunts sometimes makes it harder to appreciate that what you’re seeing was largely done for real. The balance between practical and digital effects gets blurred. Still a great film, though.

[@MegaSting1981]

Yeah it worked better in Fury Road than in some aspects of Furiosa. I like Furiosa, but there's some practical stuff in that, that looks more like CGI because the cinematography isn't quite as precise in some scenes so it shows out the digital aspect of it more.

[@craigo1981]

For me it's the way CGI should be used, as a support for practical effects, to touch up or add small details. It's when movies use it to do almost everything that just looks crap. IMO. This film is still an amazing example of practical effects and stunt work though, even if it's not purely without CGI.

[@te1013]

Are you sure you got that rent out of your system. CGI is used smartly in this film. The practical stunts were done in camera and that’s what the tout was all about. Jeez “literal” has lost all definition.

[@te1013]

Are you sure you got that rant out of your system? CGI is used smartly in this film. The practical stunts were done in camera and that’s what the tout was all about. Jeez “literal” has lost all definition.

[@CoastPropertyBuyers]

Hugh Keays-Byrne played Immortan Joe in this film and Toecutter in the original. RIP Hugh for creating two iconic movie villains. The crazed guitarist is played by Iota, a highly regarded theatrical actor and musical artist.

[@hebn.]

20:59 is one of my favourite moments in the movie, I heard that the anguish that Charlize Theron portrays was completely real after spending so much time in the desert filming, and it shows. Seeing it after watching the Furiosa film only makes it more painful too, knowing what she went through to get back to her home only for it all to be in vain. And the crescendo of the music is just the icing on the cake. Has me on the verge of tears every time I watch it.

[@Awwscrewit]

The costume and prop departments basically raided junk and scrapyards then built everything from the salvage. Even the guitar was constructed entirely out of junk, and it even worked.

[@chrissiereacts]

Nice!

[@godamid4889]

@t20:05 they are spraying fuel into the air intake for the engine's air compressor attached to a supercharger. The idea is that you increase the fuel component of the fuel to air ratio and it equals a bigger boost. This isn't really the case. The optimum ratio of fuel to air is dependent on non-linear chemistry and physics. Spitting fuel into a carburettor or supercharger won't increase the output, it's likely to flood the cylinders and cause the engine to misfire. That's why they don't have bonnet bunnies doing it at Summernats. Having made myself a bit of a Poindexter, I recommend you forget what I just wrote and just see it as them supercharging their superchargers.

[@aidangreen419]

The bloke who plays immortan Joe is also the guy who plays toe cutter (leader of the bike gang) in the first movie.

[@user-lv5bt3nt3r]

Hugh Keays-Byrne. Passed away last year if I remember correctly.

[@aidangreen419]

@user-lv5bt3nt3r died in 2020

[@eeveegee666]

Well done with the thumbnail, that face and this movie were a perfect combination! Thanks ahead of time for the reaction!

[@chrissiereacts]

Thanks!! 😊

[@YoureMrLebowski]

2:43 "What the frick?!" distributing look.

[@chocolate-teapot]

The world they created in this one was just showing off, amazing movie and I need one of those cars

[@spartacusx9349]

There’s a rule in life. Whenever this movie plays on the big screen again. YOU HAVE TO WATCH IT ON THE BIG SCREEN. It’s the law. lol

[@chrissiereacts]

😅🫡

[@matshjalmarsson3008]

When I was around 20 I modelled for a fotografer friend who did a project making playing cards, it's a long time ago now, but I *think* I was the King of spades. My given name is Mats, and I got a fake tatoo on my arm with a skull and the text "Mad Mats", we went to a Bikers Club and I was sat on a badass Chopper dressed up as a stereotypical, lets say Hells Angels member.

[@feudist]

A perfect fever dream of a movie. Utterly original, take no prisoners film making.

[@o0pinkdino0o]

It is beyond belief that a) a 70yr old man directed one of the greatest action movies ever made b) the same director is the producer of Babe !

[@Yora21]

The silver is spray paint. Makes you high. Also makes you shiny and chrome.

[@hellrazoromega]

At the end Nux said "Witness me" he wanted them to witness him sacrificing himself so he could get into Valhalla. Meanwhile, Capable extended her hand and held it to her heart, the Many Mothers signal for holding someone in your heart. Even though Nux still believed in the religion that he had been born into that used elements of the Norse idea that a warrior who died in battle would have an afterlife of eternal war and glory he used that belief in the end to do good. This film highlights the stark contrast of hyper-fueled machismo with feminine compassion for others that eschews war, hence Anghrad calling bullets anti-seed "Plant one and watch the thing die." Most of the driving scenes are practical save for the stuff like the last crash and the huge storm, but they built and drove the cars in most scenes.

[@tinyfishhobby3138]

The last crash was practical - they built three War Rigs for the film, and that canyon crash was practical - there's a behind the scenes featurette here on KZbin that talks about it.

[@michaelhoward142]

An adrenaline junkie's wet dream. So intense it's hard to keep up with it. Loved your reaction and commentary. Thank you, darlin'. 🤗

[@74allnite]

The silver paint on mouth is " presenting to god with a shiny metal grill " like a new car .

[@habadasheryjones]

If you love practical action I highly, *highly* recommend Hardboiled by John Woo. No shade to Fury Road but Hardboiled is 100% practical. It is basically John Wick's main inspiration. It doesn't get as much love these days being 30+ years old and foreign but I would put it up against any action movie. Including Mad Max Fury Road which I love. Including John Wick which I think, in all honesty, is the cgi diet version of Hardboiled.

[@blastingweevil2968]

it is one of the most stunningly beautyful films i have ever watched the sets and scene combined with the camera angles just make it look amazing....

[@shanebarker3131]

Where must we go, we who wander this wasteland in search of our better selves ?...

[@shrewdtuna9523]

The Green Place in Beyond Thunderdome was called "the crack of the earth. "... Fury is considered more of a soft reboot. Fury was in a 30-year development cancelations nightmare , but it gave the creative team enough time to develop 3-4 scripts. The latest film Furiosa is part of the original script .. So , in Fury Road, Max was having flashbacks from the other" Mad Max project ," titled Mad Max 'The Wasteland, a prequel. .. The. The little girl's name is Hope . She calls him "Pa" as a nickname.when she meets Max 6 Oscar winners for Fury Road, and it's definitely not MEDIOCRE 🎬😎👍

[@stevemurrell6167]

Greatest action movie ever made. Just phenomenal.

[@lorddanielthesecond73]

The little girl flashbacks are from the Mad Max video game. It's a prequel to this movie and was actually really good

[@petrusjnaude7279]

04:23 Toecutter himself isn't in this, so much as the fact that the actor who played Toecutter is the same actor who plays the main villain you like the look of so much.

[@chrissiereacts]

Love that he brought him back :)

[@BulldogMack700rs]

The boils and defects on the warboys are the results of nuclear radiation. I think at one point they are referred to as half lifers. I remember seeing similar things on the news in the mid 90s with the children of people who lived around the Chernobyl areas after the meltdown.

[@TheOShow35]

Love your reactions

[@chrissiereacts]

Thank you 😊

Check some of the making of videos, are very interesting. There is a lot composite, and they use a lot of CGI to remove, instead of adding. The final crash scene looks very CGI because of the slow-mo, but if I remember correctly the only CGI elements are the guitar, the driving wheel and some of the rocks to the side.

[@FramesPerSecond]

The misconception with the VFX thing is that it’s all practical “STUNTS” which a composited together but it’s defs not VFX free

[@AkZeal76]

I think Hardy brings a different energy to Max which fits this story well. His introverted, paranoid version of Max makes him a good protagonist for a story that is much more Furiosa's and the wive's then his own. I'll give no comment on that 'Australian' accent though jeez

[@fozfactor]

27:26 "Witness me" as he points to his love in his moment of sacrifice.

[@chrissiereacts]

Ahhhh! Thanks!

[@RonPaul-v8j]

Fury road is basically part 3 of a trilogy being made out of order . Furiosa and her back story being part 2 and the last movie , part 1 will be max and his v8 main force interceptor and what he was doing the year leading up to fury road .

[@chrissiereacts]

Oh, interesting!

[@shanegooding4839]

Great film. Thanks Chrissie 😁🤠! They don't really explain but I think the little girl in Max's flashbacks is meant to be his daughter (maybe adopted) who was run over by a motorcycle gang just like Max's son in the original. She very briefly calls him Pa in one scene.

[@T-800I]

No, that's not his kid, Max never adopted anyone. There's a backstory to her character in a Mad Max comic book.

[@Yora21]

The sandstorm is all digital, and the gardens on top of the mountains at the start surely as well. Charlize Theron had a green glove under her metal hand, and they did reverse green screen to make it see-through. And the stuntmen and explosions were filmed separately and then later composited into a single image. I believe the rest of digital touch-ups is just color grading.

[@Yora21]

The guitar in the final big crash is CGI. The rest of the crash is a stunt driver flipping a truck.

[@Col_Fragg]

The flashback is to an adventure that we, the audience, are not privy to. Whatever happened, it left a deep scar on Max.

[@NoGoodDirtyRicer]

Sorta, we do have the tie-in comic but yeah, for the movie itself that's the case.

[@mindsnare1982]

Yep all practical effects. They drove a lot of those vehicles around the Sydney Opera House when the movie came out.

[@MystifyMe97]

yep i was there and took photos of it..

[@LordVolkov]

The flashbacks are never explained. Presumably some other Max adventure... I'm a fan of the 'Max as myth' theory - that these men aren't the same person, Max is just a name given to wandering heroes of the wasteland. And like Max, his car is always the Interceptor (even though it is destroyed in Road Warrior and again here 😅). So to me, Tom's character has been so traumatized he may not even realize he isn't Max, but believes he is because of the stories. We never get his backstory because ultimately it's Furiosa and the wives' story, and the strange man who helps them is just another broken Max wandering in and out of legend.

[@MegaSting1981]

The flashbacks would probably be shown in full context if we ever get the next planned Max film 'The Wasteland'. Or there are the sorta canon comics showing it.

[@Patriiiiick]

This is a nice early morning surprise! I've been searching high and low for something to watch in bed.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

nice surprise, no?

[@optimusmaximus9646]

“Fury Road” did rely primarily on practical effects, it did use CGI to enhance the footage. I believe “Furiosa", on the other hand, appears to rely more heavily on CGI, but I could be mistaken. No doubt this will create a debate about its visual quality specifically and the industry’s reliance on special effects more generally.

[@1.21gigawatts2]

I don't consider myself a pretentious film goer but this movie was a work of art. I assumed it had to be all CGI, some of it is of course but those car stunts were legitimate.

[@steveskrobot9496]

Chrissie, there is plenty of CGI. All the explosions, fireballs, dust storms, impressive fake rock walls, etc is cgi, but all the stunts in cars, trucks, motor bikes, etc is all really what you see. The dirt bike stunt riders are especially impressive!

[@richardcollis5576]

There’s was a huge amount of digi doubles to ramp up the volume of vehicles on screen

[@optimusmaximus9646]

A real international cast with an mix of English, American, South African and Australian actors. Not so many of the latter but at least the director (George Miller) is an Aussie .👍 DIsappointed there were no Canadian actors though 😞

[@drunkill]

Watch the behind the scenes stuff, its here on youtube, they built over a hundred cars, duplicates of it, the 'no cgi' thing is mainly they filmed stuff for real, the backgrounds are often cgi or composited shots, so yes there is cgi, but they did a lot of it physically out in the desert. That crash at the end you said is cgi has cgi or composite elements, but they did film that truck flipping and things flying towards the camera.

[@LordVolkov]

Even when you don't say anything, I love your expressions Chrissie 🥰

[@cyclonus83]

So glad I found your channel

[@darrenramm4874]

It’s a fantastic movie, the stunts are incredible, the audio and cinematography is brilliant. Number 1 it is not.

[@James_Ford4815]

A few of the child flashbacks was trying to warn him to cover his forehead , if he didn't do that he would of got that arrow right through his skull. Now the child and other people he kept seeing one would guess they're people in his past he couldn't save from being k1113d. Miller and Hardy are making a prequel to Fury Road , no timeline yet to when it will be released though. Tom Hardy in 'The Drop' is also really good , hopefully you check it out at some point

[@chrissiereacts]

I keep hearing about the Drop! It's on my list 💯

[@paulheywood2116]

Love your sense of humour to chrissie

[@daz3119]

There's a comic that explains the flashback. I can't remember all the details but basically the woman and child were wastelanders that he couldn't protect from the gangs.

[@MogMonster87]

The video game is based around it too well worth a play through

[@NoCraic_]

Furiosa tried to blow his head off 2 mins earlier "why is he being hostile" lol don't think I'd be trusting someone who just tried that

[@chrissiereacts]

Hah!! That's a VERY good point 😅

[@javix2013]

Before watching Fury Road, you should have seen Furiosa first, as it is a prequel to Fury Road and connects at the end with the beginning of Fury Road. with the beginning of Fury Road and you can understand the story better, watching it in a reversed way.

[@1991shane1991]

I got to work on this movie and mortal kombat in Coober Pedy doing labour 😂

[@chrissiereacts]

Nice!

[@abrighterday508]

It's the original series that had no CGI

[@mahliz]

I don't know of any movie that claims to be with "no cgi" to actually not have amy cgi. What they really mean is usually we did a lot of the stuff practically, but there is always some cgi to clean things up, make things a bit better etc. They usually do waterfall from miniatures where they have salt going instead of actuall water (that is how they did it back in the days at least)

[@chrissiereacts]

Very cool! 🧂

[@mahliz]

@@chrissiereacts Corridor crew reacts is a great series where they go over lots of stuff, if you are looking for cgi stuff they have "react to cgi" they also have stuntmen etc on the couch (many times the people that Did the stunt or worked on the movie are there to talk about it). a way way better place to get the information then second hand from me :) Ty for the reaction

[@Tr0nzoid]

A lot of marketing campaigns try to claim they are all practical (The Force Awakens; Top Gun: Maverick) and that seems to fool some people.

[@colinglew2888]

As a ozzie i love that you are doing Australian movies. I would love to suggest a cult classic BMX Bandits that stars Nicole Kidman and the other one is Ned Kelly with heath ledger and orlando bloom in it. Thank you and keep up the great content.

[@johnbell757]

Tom Hardy has done some accents in his time. See Locke. Brilliant little film.

[@scorpion3383]

Most of the movie is practical with some cgi environment and some action moments. Also the flashbacks were from stuff that happened in a prologue comic.

[@johnchrysostomon6284]

Filmed in Namibia, not Australia

[@74allnite]

It's worthy storyline wise of Mad Max . I think Tom was cast to get bums on seats . I also think he shouldn't have been called Max and maybe turned out to be the feral boy with boomerang in Mad Max 2.

[@snfaulkner]

The spray paint to the mouth....it's exactly like huffing solvents. makes you feel invincible for a short while. Or at least super numb and dumb.

[@JonCombo]

The big guy is Nathan Jones. He is 6'10"

[@optimusmaximus9646]

So how many people died making this movie? The stunts were absolutely incredible!

[@WaldregTheGreat]

Fury Road is my number 1 movie of all time, can you find that list again? I'd like to see what they put on it

[@chrissiereacts]

It was from Empire Magazine :)

[@WaldregTheGreat]

@@chrissiereacts cheers

[@NoGoodDirtyRicer]

Unfortunately for movie goers, the flashbacks are only explained in the tie-in comic.

[@joelsmall8471]

Toecutters actor plays immortan joe

[@joemacdonald6312]

11:38 In the world of Mad Max, which will be our own in real life soon enough, but for a time, everyone and everything is a threat even women and children. One mistake, including being naive and too trusting, will cost you your life. The Magnetic Pole Reversal Event will bring an end to our age of wonders in our lifetime.

[@Col_Fragg]

The cars are real but there is absolutely CGI used in the film. This becomes apparent as the movie progresses and there is no way to obtain many of these shots without CGI.

[@74allnite]

Australian film rocks

[@masterred82]

Tom hardy is just doing another version of his bane voice

[@zedwpd]

The is not the same Pursuit car from the first movie.

[@mreuphoria2]

So madly in love with you....the movie

[@zedwpd]

He is a famous guitarist. He started dating the redhead in this movie and married her. She's Elvis Presley's granddaughter and now she own's his entire estate, including Graceland.

[@chrissiereacts]

🤯

[@ReactWithGeo]

I'm doing Underbelly reactions, Chrissie. Your audience would love it. Aussie true crime classic

[@chrissiereacts]

Oh nice!! Are you liking it? I've had so many requests

[@ReactWithGeo]

@chrissiereacts its great so far. Definitely worth a look

[@dexanexa]

Wait, you went straight from Mad Max 2 to Fury Road? You've missed out on Thunderdome. I see you mention Thunderdome is on your Patreon, but surely you should post your cut down reaction on your KZbin channel, no?

[@chrissiereacts]

Patreon Exclusive for now but probably one day because I genuinely loved that one!

[@zedwpd]

The spraying technique with the fuel into the intake increases power as the fuel is a mist and burns more efficiently than if it were just poured in through the carburetor. This is why your car has fuel injection. Imagine them spitting fuel into the intakes as a poor man's fuel injection.

[@Flesharrower]

Absolute nonsense. Fuel in a carb is aerosolised, just like a fuel injector, fuel injection is just more precise. In a fantasy world like this it works because it looks cool. In reality, the first thing stopping any extra fuel reaching anything via the blower trumpets would be an air filter (all that desert sand blowing around would kill a motor faster than an exploding spear). Second, any fuel getting in there would suddenly make the air/fuel ratio spike to the rich side, actually losing power. Third, the Roots type superchargers they are spitting fuel into compress air, the amount of air sucked in depends on the engine speed, the fuelling needed at a certain rpm for the correct combustion to occur to make peak power is already programmed into the control unit metering the fuel flow. Spitting more fuel into the intake would be a "surprise" for the fuelling system, making it run less, not more efficiently, producing less, not more power.

[@juspatmil]

I feel like u shorted this movie reaction..... But I'm watching

[@Lion-D.-Garp]

Chrissie needs surely some aqua cola before engaging to the fury road to Valhalla !!! xD I had once an arguement with my (ex)wife.. when civilisation falls.. sorrs-not-sorry-.. that's TOO real

[@ROBOTRIX_eu]

[@nightshade7240]

I'm going to just say it, this movie sucks. Yeah amazing action, great cinematography etc but this isn't Mad Max. This is to Mad Max what the Karate Kid with Will Smith's kid in it is to the Karate Kid. This really loses the heart of the original movies. The low budget high intensity is what makes the original Mad Max films excellent. He's just a guy trying to survive in some of the harshest terrain imaginable. I think often when movies go for spectacle, they lose the heart of what made the originals as good as they are. This is not the best movie ever made. Hell, Waterworld is better than this over produced shite and is far more Mad Max. Apart from the car chases and the cinematography, this movie has so little going for it. I guess you could say it is an alternate reality or something but it still doesn't really excuse it. If you like it, cool. If you think it's the greatest movie ever made, knock yourself but this isn't Mad Max.

[@LordVolkov]

"I have no idea what that technique is..." Nux and Slit are turbo-charging the supercharged engines 😅 By spraying/spitting fuel in, they add aerated gas to the engine (same effect as a modern turbocharger) which boosts engine power. The supercharger then compresses this mix (but Nux puts in too much fuel and blows the engine😅)

[@shaneferris6742]

The video l watched of Quinton Tarratino he said he hated this movie and didn't bother watching it long after release because, "What is a MAD MAX movie without Mel Gibson". He did really enjoy it after eventually watching it. The movie he loves in the franchise is the original.

[@chrissiereacts]

Oh! Hmm, I must have misremembered for some reason. OG Max is great.

[@LMLMLMLMmmm]

love uuuuu

[@riiidiculoso8697]

Have you skipped reacting to Mad Max 3?

[@chrissiereacts]

It's a Patreon exclusive for now.