Mad Max: Fury Road Behind the Scenes Documentary | Filmmakers: George Miller | Warner Bros. Ent

[@eskanderx1027]

Oh what a MOVIE... What a lovely MOVIE!

[@Alex-bz9mq]

77 years old and still full of life, passion and desire to do things... such a character..!!! Love him 🔥📽🔥

[@sebastiangaleano2041]

We don't need a rushed sequel. One of the reasons for this movie to be the contemporary milestone it is was that it baked in Miller's pre production process for 20 years, besides the fact the first film also took a long time to get done, if there's no more movies on the franchise, it will be better than having a mediocre product for the studio's greedy satisfaction.

[@coast.highway6686]

19:1 they looks like "slim shady" crazies eminens jajaja

[@axeljones8684]

The problem is that Miller is 75 now.

[@dpaxeco]

Mate, I witness your comment

[@eshy-music]

Apparently the scripts for a sequel and the Furiosa prequel have been around since before Fury Road was released. I guess the 20 years it took to get this movie done gave him time to write those stories and have them "bake" for a while

[@sebastiangaleano2041]

Miller himself has said so, but still, as soon as the franchise was hot again, the studio clash began and eventually they could even release material without Miller involved just for some legal way to get it their way and keep cashing on... just saying, don't let the usual Hollywood greed ruin a perfect franchise as it is (including Thunderdome). xP

[@longlivingdude]

I love WB for uploading these behind the scenes docs from many movies now.

[@apocalypsepow]

I'm so glad do discovered this channel. Just watched the eastwood doc and before that spike lee

[@DelightLovesMovies]

I love how the making of documentary is just as great as the film was. I love a great film like that.

[@jagdeepsinghsidhu2296]

Wish marvel and zack snyder can learn something from it

[@MikeMJPMUNCH]

19:30 I love Hugh Keays-Byrne staying in character on set

[@tuco2k]

What a movie! And to do it so well after the original three films!

[@darklink1113]

Wonderful upload. Watched every second. Lovely....Just lovely

[@epade]

Masterpiece! more of this WB!

[@straak]

I wish I could give this 10 "likes".

[@muffinman9462]

GEORGE IS A INSPIRATION....

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

13:57 Hideo Kojima makes his grand entrance at E3 2016 unveil Death Stranding. 😎

[@alevine1951]

The woman who named her baby Furiosa had to have been one nutty broad, as if giving her that name would make her "grow up strong." More likely grow up angry at her mom, and like George said she'll probably grow up and change her name.

[@guntherthequizmaster9515]

Mad 😡 Max gives me an inspiration for Stan Lee’s legacy Any questions about the Mad 😡 Max inspiration for Stan Lee’s legacy❓

[@K0m30ng]

5 years later, Mad Max Fury Road is one masterpiece action film

[@HunterRouth]

🤟🏻

[@MrCarpen7er]

LOL

[@letsbereal9751]

It was trash.

[@anwarnaveedali4412]

@@letsbereal9751 Ironic, A Trump Supporter talking about trash.

[@andypiertz7387]

Mr Ali haha that’s ironic lol

[@sayanchatterjee355]

Margaret Sixel totally deserved the oscar she won for best film editing. Genius level work.

[@derkeheath5172]

I would absolutely LOVE to see the 3 hour rough cut that was shown to lucky test audiences to get feedback in the early stages of editing. This version was put together before the Citadel scenes (the first 15 minutes and last 10 minutes of the movie) were even filmed.

[@ttomasd]

i wonder where exactly does editor work starts and end... is it just patching scenes together or does it include color grading etc.?

[@davef101]

"We don't care what anyone else thinks right now...We sat in the cutting room... and we decided we'll do what the best thing is to do..." == one of the best action movies ever..

[@alexparadise91]

This movie is pure cinema. I’ve watched it so many times and it never gets old.

[@sarahwhite4906]

I say two movies are perfect: (in the the modern era, and in my opinion) "Goodfellas" and "Mad Max: Fury Road"

[@LorcanWard]

Fury road was perfect! Perfect in every way!

[@sayanchatterjee355]

Hehe, I see what you did there, Rictus!

[@maga6252]

Can I just say Nicholas Hoult did a great job as a supporting character. That young man has a great future in the entertainment industry. 👏🙌

[@rigsby1454]

It is insane he never won Best Director that year. Staggering.

[@HunterRouth]

Amen.

[@suttercane6]

It's's not insane, it's simply predictable.

[@enhanced6892]

i once said george IS immortan joe. now he basically said it.

[@kthx1138]

Amen. George is a visionary genius.

[@sarahwhite4906]

Correct. No one else could conceive this perfect movie.

[@RiezcaBiastami]

Mad Max Fury Road still my number 1 movie of all time. now after i watched this video, i praise George Miller even more!!! Thank you for incredible story mr. miller!!! cant wait to see another chapter of mad mac

[@chinhngoo]

This is an epic. George is a legend. And Charlize Furiosa is iconic.

[@Thelazyride]

Who wants MAD MAX 2, with Tom Hardy? Meeee 🖐️

[@IknowIamkindagreat]

You mean Mad Max 4, right, as this was part 3 there is already a part 2?

[@Thelazyride]

@@IknowIamkindagreat if you say so, then the part 5. Because they have already made 3 parts before this.

[@kevinhwilson7663]

@@Thelazyride What do you mean by "if you say so..." They were literally stating a fact.

[@mrnoname3855]

That was a blast. I could literally feel the anxiety and stress they went through. This made my night.

[@AayushSapra]

Couldn't imagine they have invested so many years into making this one movie but yeah it turned out to be a masterpiece so it was all worth it

[@BambooCoffin]

Tom Hardy was a real man at that moment. Huge respect to him for saying that.

[@sarahwhite4906]

@chris chris He complimented George Miller, after having been confused and angry for nearly a year of chaotic filmmaking

[@Beherenow121]

Yes Seems like we wont see Tom Hardy in the sequels

[@langyd4518]

dang, that was a movie

[@ollietaro]

Tom Hardy is contracted to do two more Mad Max films​@@Beherenow121

[@amishdotcom]

​@@Beherenow121 Tom already signed the contract for next 3 sequels

[@BassMatt1972]

Mad Max.. 1979.. Saw it at 7 years old in Australia.. Still a masterpiece every film maker should watch..

[@cristiantigse3484]

Incredible, Amazing...... The Making of a MASTER PIECE....

[@gemelwalters2942]

Best film of that year, I don't care what anyone says. Hopefully WB settles their dispute with George so we can get the sequel. I hope the Furiosa film is a prequel as well...I don't know why they would do anything else. After hearing Charline's comments it I'm confused what the story is will be

[@eshy-music]

IIRC they're doing a prequel and someone else will play the young Furiosa because Miller really didn't like the way young De Niro looked in The Irishman (he was planning on doing the same thing with Charlize)

[@BambooCoffin]

@eating sugar no papa What was?

[@nicholasspecialmusic]

2:11 to skip the intro you're welcome

[@amit6844]

One of the best action movie. The atmosphere, makeup, indestructible vehicles, guns everything was so unique. And the performance of tom hardy & charlize theron.

[@JoseRamirez-ii8uk]

Heard this movie was about a race war.

[@MAFion]

Incredible picture. Film as a director's medium. Hardy is right - this kind of film is hard as an actor. Lots of takes, many only seconds long, with little or no dialog. It's more like being a doll in someone else's sandbox. There are not pages of dialog or anything like that. No camera to soak up with your acting presence like in Bronson or Locke.

[@josephmorales652]

I think it’s unfortunate because I feel like the actors performances do sell the movie for me. Their actions speak better than words for me.

[@nate1066pollock]

I'd never heard the full story behind this film before. Wow. Just..wow. All that work definitely paid off, the movie is fantastic.

[@AuronTsubaki85]

There's a book Kyle Buchanan wrote goes into full detail on the making of Fury Road entitled: "Blood, Sweat & Chrone: The Wild and True Story of Mad Max: Fury Road" I highly recommend it.

[@alexanderg1297]

Still waiting on WB and Miller’s production company to settle their differences and give us a sequel/prequel to the best movie that came out last decade.

[@rahulpharidas]

It's already settled, prequel was announced and is now in preproduction....

[@alexanderg1297]

Rahul Haridas it isn’t in preproduction yet

[@yani2499]

Blade Runner 2049

[@yani2499]

@eating sugar no papa it's too straight forward. I get what Miller was going for but the characters are too flat.

[@apprentice70]

An absolute stellar film. For its genre its just incredible and still underrated. There’s a reason it was recognized heavily at the Oscars.

[@mdot2597]

Will we ever get Mad Max: The Wasteland. Please make it so!

[@ekakshhanda2493]

Now, I feel bad that it took so much time and strength in the making and yet went down as just one of the best action movies, not "ONE OF THE BEST MOVIES". This is outrageous.

[@snowdenwyatt6276]

People in the industry know. MMFR made almost every top-10 list for the decade. Even Vanity Fair, whose list is comprised mostly of "serious/artistic" films like "The Phantom Thread", listed Mad Max: Fury Road as the BEST film of the decade.

[@ekakshhanda2493]

@@snowdenwyatt6276 yet not as many awards as it should have won.

[@travisseals3149]

My favorite movie of the century.

[@MayoBaluyut]

One of the best films of the last decade.

[@robertdora7026]

27:16 “Pay no mind to the thunder and listen to the birds”. Wow, what a quote! It seems to come from U.S.A. composer Eubie Blake’s quote “Be grateful for luck. Pay the thunder no mind - listen to the birds. And don’t hate nobody.” Both versions are wonderful and so apt, particularly for any performing art!

[@johnburn872]

Thank you so much for making this and sharing the journey. Teared up last 20 minutes repeatedly

[@agraciotti]

this documentary was the best film of 2020

[@MakisG888]

I just watched this movie for the first time a couple of weeks ago and this is by far the most amazing film I have ever seen. Definitely my favorite film of all time. Thank you George Miller for this piece of art!

[@johnsolo1701d]

"I've been an advocate for [George Miller] since going back to Happy Feet" might be one of the most unintentionally hilarious lines of all time. (31:22)

[@samykingson5427]

respect and love to this great artist george miller and his team .

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

To me this movie is the action movie to end all action movies. It can't be outdone, only imitated.

[@wanderer0046]

Just one sentence after watching this "dedicated efforts never go in vain"

[@koolerking440]

Nothing about Ben Osmo, sound recordist. He made a system to record sound wirelessly several kilometres away from the action to get those vast vistas. Got the Oscar as well. Also, it is nice that Tom said what he said afterwards, but imagine what you’d get out of Tom, or any other actor if they knew what the director wanted. Imagine if Tom went and filmed it agin (or even a sequel) if he know what the final vision was.

[@statcous]

He did almost mess up the film. Margaret Sixel said in an interview that he would constantly go off-script and try to do something comedic which did not fit the scene at all. So you can imagine how difficult it must've been to edit his scenes.

[@jarniwoop]

A great Documentary on a great film. I'm a diehard Mad Max fan and I loved the insights into the process. I love the Wasteland!!

[@emberN]

post apocalyptic people are here for you Mad Max! Thank you for doing the very very hard work so we can live the dream world!

[@soham2801]

WHAT A MOVIE .......WHAT A LOVELY MOVIE !!!!!

[@benwilliams5236]

~ Ode to Chrome ~ Incy Wincy Spider climbed up the water spout Down came the rain and washed poor Wincy out Out came the sunshine and dried up all the rain So Incy Wincy Spider climbed up the spout again. - The Riddle Of Chrome - What matters is not how many times you get knocked down, But how many times you get back up.

[@andypiertz7387]

This is the best action film in modern era

[@sakthis357]

If best Action Adventure movies are listed in an order then Mad Max fury road will be at 1st place.

[@last7509]

And this thing came out in the middle of the marvel frenzy and commanded our attention.

[@suttercane6]

Why do you nerds always bring your beloved marvel into things?

[@last7509]

@@suttercane6 you must misunderstand. i was complementing fury road.

[@oliverkeysmusic]

Mad Max Fury Road and Furiosa are two of the best action films ever made. But not only that, two of the best films ever made. They do it for real and that's so rare nowadays. Let's hope we can get the story of Max in the year he spent scavenging, because we need it! Hands down the best director and storyteller of our time!

[@dionanderson8185]

It was a spectacular movie a masterpiece and I still watch it now.

[@eskanderx1027]

"Witness!!!”

[@langyd4518]

did anyone stop to think that Mel would have been even more perfect for the role given his, um… issues - it’s called mad max. that being said it was incredible with Tom hardy and I wouldn’t want it changed. it’s an action masterpiece. how long it took to make it had something to do with the superior quality of the film.

[@dondayelbano3262]

Hats off to WB for providing all of these sweet documentaries lately. This stuff is really great.

[@michaelngugi3297]

My favorite movie ever

[@Misanola]

All great art is made from suffering and Fury Road is a masterpiece that transcends both the genre and medium.

[@FEARisCOLD]

We should have had two more already. I love this movie intensely

[@necromorph238]

What an amazing journey.

[@ChadLWill]

I appreciated how candid some of these interviews were

[@majeedmohtesham]

One of the best action films ever made

[@FrankCucumber]

Kind of a shame we didn't get more info on the tensions between the actors. Seems like it was kind of a big deal, yet everybody only talks in charades and we only get vague statements about it.

[@user-zp4ge3yp2o]

Why do people always want to hear the dirt? There was friction in a professional relationship in a high stress situation, we don't need 'celebrity gossip'.

[@deenclassic]

This is f******g film making!

[@cdamiengtz8992]

33:40 👀'?!

[@waithereivegonetogethelp3240]

Funny that he says Thunderdome disappointed, it's easily the most influential on the current post apocalyptic scene, and my personal favourite.

[@helldronez]

i love the costume design of that film. its like 80s 90s dystopian

[@johnparungao6844]

As a big Mad Max fan of all the movies, watching this doc made me glad George Miller finally got Fury Road made. It sets an extremely high bar for this upcoming prequel. I wait to see what Miller has in store for us. The only disappointment I have is that Charlize Theron won't be reprising her role as Furiosa. She made that role what it is! Anya Taylor Joy has some tall shoes to fill for sure.

[@thedarkknight9032]

one of the best action films .... right next to Aliens

[@CrayolaLoyola]

George Miller could pull off a Doom Eternal movie.

[@akim3135]

Amazing behind the scenes! Next: Blade Runner 2049 right? Right?

[@franciscovillafane4412]

No, but i love that movie

[@stingfan4]

I really wish they'd brought back Mel Gibson!

[@franksinatra2024]

That would be sick for the sequel

[@espenstoro]

Mediocre! (aka really love this movie)

[@StephenWithers1]

Hey Warners, how about a 4K Blu-ray of Mad Max 2 (The Road Warrior)?

[@sunnysubbu007]

Nobody talked about the thing that they initially wanna make it in 3-D, it would have been Marvel of cinema

[@andreasesser4641]

3D is overrated nonsense. I am glad they focussed on the film instead of garbage 3D technology.

[@statcous]

But it did come out in 3D tho, and it was one of the better 3D films at the time (right before 3D films died off completely).

[@Oisdead]

I cant remember what other films were made that year but that one was a blast to watch in Theaters!

[@tevinjohnson1818]

10:30 my favorite part

[@chrispirone4400]

" too much action" hahahaha

[@franksinatra2024]

Love this movie can't wait for another one!

[@JoseMoreira-xm6qn]

Mad Max: Fury Road is the pinnacle of an action film. This film breathes action. Absolutely the essence of pure non-stop action. It's a film that taked what maked Road Warrior great and gave his own flair. The references are still there, the narrative is pretty similar, but at the same time is unique. Doesn't sound like a remake. It has his charm, an adrenaline, energy, potency... still not matched to this day on action genre. Mad Max: Fury Road is cinema at is finest. It's truly remarkable the resilience of George Miller even through the set backs and doubts of the actors involved in the project. And I kind of related to what he said about adapting and hearing the birds through the storm. Perseverance, determination... is a must to show to the others, what you see with your own eyes. It's isn't easy but when you know, you know. Great documentary, indeed.

[@aandwdabest]

Thank WB for blessing us with these behind the scenes video.

[@heman9896]

they really blurred the avenger poster behind

[@solyentbrak1]

Copyright

[@slartybartfast4213]

Avengers is a Disney property & Mad Max is a WB property. Also the doco was made by WB.

[@caseyrayharris.esquire489]

Anybody else think Bruce Spence and Stephen merchant look EXACTLY alike??

[@piero_acostayupanqui_9051]

Spain🇪🇦:Por favor has que vuelva la serie Ninjago señor warner bros pero con un nuevo personajes de Ninjago es una chica se llama cler con lloyd su amor por favor para este año

[@rex788]

Still one of the greatest movies of all time!!!!! Fury Road will never get old.

[@eliyahbanjudah3072]

2 drive help keep my $2.00 drive alive I LOVE WB MAD MAX $eldogg528 THANX

[@stephanemignot100]

Die Hard, T2, Aliens, Fury Road, choose the fifth one! ^

[@lolavicious7783]

Thank you George Miller

[@asiapalczek2355]

Furiosa steals the show! Best actress of the whole movie cast!

[@penhdog2207]

Is this like a dvd extra documentary? I guess it wasn't just made for you tube was it?

[@SamuraiiiJack]

I don't know ! I don't think I have this on my bluray...

[@JakeyGaming2027]

I disliked because you copyrighted one of my favourite videos.

[@ashishnalavade9244]

George Miller is a genius.

[@rezaalipour1689]

از دیدن تکرار این فیلم یکی از شاهکارهای تاریخ سینمای جهان هیچوقت سیر نمیشم.مرسی

[@phpART]

21:57 there it is, beautiful!

[@K.o.c.h.i.k.a.a.r.a.n]

Grand comeback of a V.I.S.I.O.N.A.R.Y!!

[@muffinman9462]

the same way the omen or the exorcist (cant remember which,but theres a documentary on it) came into the mind of the director