Mad Max: Fury Road

Arkaron

Looks like an insane experience! Will defo be there opening weekend.

Duggy747

It's just footage from the 2 existing trailers put together, nothing new.

Really looking forward to this film though.

JP Liz V1

Getting it's world premiere Cannes

DVD-Lots

Full Trailer up today.....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mX6Scr-yego

ktulu123

Looks fecking mental! Can't wait

Looks good but hope that there is still a lot of touch up to do. There are still some VERY dodgy flame effects

DoYouEvenLift

What age rating will this be? At least 15s anyway right?

Mackman

looks like absolute carnage. (good thing) I hope there is a decent story in the middle somewhere

ardinn

Just watched the trailer for the new Mad Max movie - it looks f*cking mental!!

I have never seen a mad max film!!

Recommended?

One eyed Jack

I recommend the original trilogy.

Re-makes are almost certain to be shìte in comparison.

Kevin McCloud

ardinn wrote: »

Recommended?

Go see it for yourself, go hard or go home.

Links234

One eyed Jack wrote: »

I recommend the original trilogy.

Re-makes are almost certain to be shìte in comparison.

its not a remake though

rockatansky

Personally the first one is my favourite. Great cars and even better characters!

The second is very similiar to the new film out in may. Post apocalyptic setting, i can see why many prefer it to the first.

Don't waste your time with the third, awful film.

ardinn

Kevin McCloud wrote: »

Go see it for yourself, go hard or go home.

I mean the originals!

Canis Lupus

I think it looks rubbish but I wasn't a big fan in the first place.

colossus-x

Canis Lupus wrote: »

I think it looks rubbish but I wasn't a big fan in the first place.

Yeah I agree and that Tina Turner song really got on my nerves too.

the evasion_kid

colossus-x wrote: »

Yeah I agree and that Tina Turner song really got on my nerves too.

Who runs barter town....third one was muck

My name is URL

Links234 wrote: »

its not a remake though

It's pretty much a reimagining of it though.

Gibson didn't even get a cameo. Fcuk that ****

I blame the jews

nullzero

My name is URL wrote: »

It's pretty much a reimagining of it though.

Gibson didn't even get a cameo. Fcuk that ****

I blame the jews

Oy vey

Nodin

rockatansky wrote: »

Personally the first one is my favourite. Great cars and even better characters!

The second is very similiar to the new film out in may. Post apocalyptic setting, i can see why many prefer it to the first.

Don't waste your time with the third, awful film.

The above are words of great truth.

The new one is rated 18's, so should be good.

Tony EH

I must be the only person in the world that likes 'Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome' For me the first film is the worst. Never understood what people saw in it.

As for this new one, it looks dumb, IMHO. If I'm not mistaken, Charlize Theron has a robot arm in it? The world is gone to crap, but she has a robot arm? WTF.

FluffyAngel

Tony EH wrote: »

Charlize Theron has a robot arm in it? The world is gone to crap, but she has a robot arm? WTF.

Just think what she could do with that robot arm ....if left alone in a haybarn

Tony EH

Tony EH wrote: »

I must be the only person in the world that likes 'Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome' For me the first film is the worst. Never understood what people saw in it.

As for this new one, it looks dumb, IMHO. If I'm not mistaken, Charlize Theron has a robot arm in it? The world is gone to crap, but she has a robot arm? WTF.

Yeah, my order of preference is 2nd, 3rd, 1st. Even if the 3rd was a triumph of style over substance.

Dravokivich

I've never really been able to get into the first one to be honest. The second and third are pretty good though.

Teyla Emmagan

I can't wait

The first Mad Max was terribly grim to be fair. Far too much misery, rape and brutality for my tastes. Then you add Tina Turner and a thunderdome and suddenly it's fantastic. Can't even remember the third one.

Mel was pretty cool before he became a hardline religious bigot.

bucketybuck

Teyla Emmagan wrote: »

Then you add Tina Turner and a thunderdome and suddenly it's fantastic. Can't even remember the third one.

Thunderdome was the third one.

I can't wait for this, the tone and setting just pushes all kinds of buttons for me. Its the original director, so hopefully he remembers just what made the originals so unique.

conorhal

Kevin McCloud wrote: »

Go see it for yourself, go hard or go home.

I just watched the trailer, I'm already hard....

Just go to Syria and see it at first hand.

conorhal

Teyla Emmagan wrote: »

I can't wait

The first Mad Max was terribly grim to be fair. Far too much misery, rape and brutality for my tastes. Then you add Tina Turner and a thunderdome and suddenly it's fantastic. Can't even remember the third one.

Mel was pretty cool before he became a hardline religious bigot.

THe 'recieved wisdom' is that one is the best for the simple reason that few people saw it and it's 'serious' to the point of dour and thus arty. It's just a sub Sam Peckinpah micro budget exploitation flick, and not a particularly good one. Mad Max 2 unleashes the bonkers and is chock full of memorable characters and facinating world building.
3 is problematic in that it reaches for a PG audience in an R rated world but it's still highly memorable, how many people still quote 'two men enter, one man leaves!'

The new film looks for all the world like a reimagined mash up of 2 and 3 with Charlize Theron sporting a robot hand in a world where people kill each other for a cup full of petrol, which seems incongruous . I did like the trailer I have to say, and it does suggest the anarchic, comic book sensibility and bonkers energy of Mad Max2, but I've been stung by a well put together trailer before, so I'll remain skeptical, but cautiously hopeful.

Teyla Emmagan

I mist go and rewatch 2 and 3 then obviously! Was sure thunderdome was the second one, mind playing tricks on me.