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Oh take me back to the Thunderdome! Can't be happier with this Mad Max chapter - even if it isn't Max. Furiosa, is a thrill and the Immortan Joe, Nux and the rest are all just great additions to the legend and lore of this post-apocalyptic history!

实拍+数字擦除取代绿幕，把摄影机绑在越野车上，以120 fps高速捕捉沙尘暴，粒子渲染只补裂痕，保留尘土击打镜头的噪点真实。剪辑层面，以12帧“跳切”制造失速感，比常规24帧节奏翻一倍，却用对称构图稳住视觉重心，狂暴中保持可读性。音效把V8引擎当鼓组采样，低频脉冲与鼓点同步，心跳式推进叙事。技术服务于世界观：所有特效缺陷被叙事吸收为废土质感，CG只负责“看不见”的擦除，让物理引擎回归主体

Ich habe diesen Film gesehen. Ehrlich gesagt, er hat sehr hohe Bewertungen bekommen, die Leute haben dieses Werk sehr positiv eingeschätzt. Aber mir persönlich hat er nicht so gut gefallen. Er hat zwar seinen eigenen, ziemlich einzigartigen Stil, der sich deutlich von anderen Filmen unterscheidet, vielleicht erinnert er ein wenig an „Sin City“. Aber insgesamt würde ich diesem Film trotzdem nur sechs von zehn Punkten geben.

Cool to see car fights, but as far as a movie I wouldn't say it has much more to offer

The setting is particular but the plot is rather lacking in content. The characteristic elements of the film (giant combat cars) are at times stupid and an end in themselves. The evolution of the plot towards its end is pleasant, even if the film ends up tiring in its central phase where it continues with the plot but in a flat and often predictable way and with an increasingly magnified dose of action not in a positive way.

Benim için ortalama bir filmdi. En büyük sebebi ise çok küçük bir olaya odaklanılıyor, karakterle bağ kuramıyoruz.

Excelente filme, emoção do começo ao fim. Não precisa ter assistido os filmes anteriores para acompanhar a história, apenas apreciar essa obra prima.

The action on this movie is from another **** of the best movies Iever seen.

George Miller is a genius visionary. My friend and I couldn’t believe our eyes when we went to see this film at the cinema when it released. This is the best film you will see and you’ll need something supernatural to come along and top this masterpiece. Respects to

Gostei do começo que o protagonista é raptado e dps quando consegue escapar vira um free for all triplo, dos raptores, das esposas deles (fugindo) e do protagonista. Depois o protagonista se junta as esposas e vira só aquele clássico filme de ação, embora seja bem interessante esse mundo deles, com vários detalhes legais que nem um Rockeiro com guitarra no comboio durante a batalha e os raptores são bem únicos, com um design interessante. É um filme legal pra desligar o cérebro e passar o tempo, mas o roteiro não tem mta profundidade.

A triumphant return to the reckless mayhem and guilt-free indulgence of the early '80s action/adventure bubble. Fury Road puts foot to floor right from the opening bell and never lets up, somehow topping itself over and over again, even when it seems like there's nowhere left to go. It's joyous anarchy, a world that thrives on all of society's dirty secrets; completely post-apocalyptic crazy but also a little more familiar than we'd care to admit. Of course, it's a visual powerhouse - a glowing example of art direction, stunt driving, cinematography and character design that's damn near unrivaled in modern cinema - but it's also an audio behemoth. Like Inception's deep bellow or Terminator's ominous rumble, Mad Max 4 can convey a looming sense of dread through its frequent, effective use of bass. You feel that rumble? That's the ride starting back up again. Junkie XL's accompanying soundtrack is a perfect tonal match, the right blend of fuzzy, maxed-out guitar licks and incessant, pounding tribal drums. Perhaps most impressively, the film doesn't feel obligated to dig up every last bit of backstory on its way to the finish line. If anything, it revels in leaving that to the viewer, whose imagination is bound to fill in the blanks for such a broad, wildly eccentric cast of characters far better anyway. It's a raucous success, a lethal dose of sensory overload that hits like a two-hour surge of adrenaline. I loved it, constantly shaking my head at the experience and laughing at myself like a little kid at his first R-rated movie. Loved every minute. Revised thoughts after a 2016 re-watch: Technically and visually, there's really nothing that can compete with this. A continuously dazzling, picturesque visual marvel that's half Burning Man and half Clockwork Orange, I could sit back and just soak up the atmosphere for hours without complaint. The opening forty minutes, almost exclusively an action/chase scene, are absolutely captivating and whip past in a heartbeat. It slows down momentarily after that, if just to offer the audience a fleeting lungful of air, but we're rarely more than five minutes from our next pulse-rocking orgasm of steel and violence. The story is conveyed in bursts and shreds, often illuminating just enough of the world to force more questions, which probably bucked some viewers. If we look closely enough, though, many of those answers arrive via background action or subtle hints. That uber-minimal approach gives us extra time to linger in the visual splendor, while still feeling nourished by a story that's more than just skin and bones. Still one of my favorite films of the last ten years, and a must-have for any home Blu-Ray collection.

This is by no means a good Film by itself, If you watched This without watching Furiosa and gave this a 9, 10/10, then you sir are highly delusional.This film alone is a 7/10, it's entertaining as hell but has no story that you can immediately pick **** you watch Furiosa and Understand Why Max is sidelined in his movie then it makes it insanely **** With that in mind I shall give MM: Fury Road an 8/10 and no Higher, this is the Payoff/Aftermath you would get at the end of **** now watching this a second time, it all makes sense now.

What a snoozefest, the whole movie is a bit of a **** with cars, the storyline is boring and acting is mediocre at best.

Pretty poor film with little to keep me watching it. Some terrible acting and a poorly developed storyline. Mostly boring. I would avoid.

This is still one of the best action movies I've ever seen! 2 hours of exhilarating action and practical stunts with phenomenal performances from everyone. You must WITNESS IT!

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The best first act of all action movies of all time. Period. Watching this in Dolby Atmos setup was out of this world. I can't believe how different it sounded like that. Visually, it's outstanding. The explosions, the clarity in the combat scenes, and how real it all looked—it's unbelievable.

The best movie ever… Seen more than Enter the Dragon. Chee!!! Witness! Furiosa was the best character but of course it’s Charlize.

Metal, oil, and sand combine to swirl noisily but stylishly................

This movie is a hell of a ride. The characters and Godlike action sequences really carry the movie. Despite the story being one long car chase, their's literally never a dull moment. The high octane car chases and superb action choreography is absolutely phenomenal, definitely the best aspects of the film. I honestly really respect George Miller and his film crew for trying to keep all the stunts real and authentic, instead of flooding the screen with half-baked, aged CGI like most Hollywood movies. My only gripe is Tom Hardy's performance as Max, he certainly isn't Mel Gibson and he kinda gives a lackluster performance in this film, despite taking up the mantle of a legendary character like Max. Not to mention, Max feels like a side character in what is supposedly his movie. But it's quite obvious that Furiosa is the main character and the one character I truly grew emotionally attached to. Charlize Theron gave a memorable and believable performance and easily outshines the other actors. Also, shout out to Knux for unironically being one of the best characters in this film; the ending to his character arc is perfection. This is easily my favorite Mad Max movie and I could watch it a dozen times and still be entertained. Whether you're a fan of the Mad Max movies or not, I HIGHLY recommend giving this movie a watch.

George Miller's Mad Max: Fury Road is one of the rare films where action sequences make up 90% of the runtime. Despite the minimal dialogue, the story's progression, thematic expression, and character development remain unaffected. The film keeps audiences on the edge of their seats through purely visual and action-based storytelling, making it a masterpiece of modern action cinema.

A pure 2 hour action film. It is almost non-stop action throughout. What's impressive is that there isn't much CGI in it other than some weather affects. Also you don't need to have seen the first 3 Mad Max films to understand this one. There's a summary of the world events at the start of the film and that's all there is to know about the world.

Another non-Mad Max filme. Please, make a favor to yourselfan choise another film.

This movie would be perfect for me if It weren't for the constant back and forth between sped up shots. I feel like some of that campiness would take me out of It, but still, the action in this is way too crazy to not be entertained.Honestly, I don't know if i like this more than Furiosa but the pacing is definitely better.

It's a beautiful, insane, and ambitious mastercraft of epic action!! "Mad Max: Fury Road" is definitely among one of those films that will renew our faith in cinema.

Mad Max: Fury Road is a near-perfect action film. There are great characters, the story is great and the action is perfect. I haven't seen many movies packed with this many kinds of action. There were breathtaking car and motorbike chases, spectacular hand-to-hand combat scenes and normal shooting too. The story and the character of Furiosa were very intriguing. The acting was great, especially from Charlize Theron and Tom Hardy of course. There were very few moments that felt weird or out of place unlike the third installment in the franchise. The visuals have never been better in the franchise and the cinematography is still most impressive. Speaking of most impressive things there was an amazing reference to Star Wars. Immortan Joe's car made a strange sound which was used before in the Millennium Falcon, when it could not start. I hope we get a sequel, but if they finish off Max's story here, I'm satisfied.

There are a few movies/stories that don’t quite match the title of the movie. However, in this one, every word of this title exactly matches what you’re about to see in this film. Mad Max Fury Road, released back in 2015, follows the protagonist of the Mad Max film series, Max Rockatansky (played by Tom Hardy). Considered a reboot/sequel, this film follows Max as he travels the world, a vast wasteland, while haunted by nightmares and does whatever necessary to survive. Soon though, he’s taken by the local warlord named Immortan Joe (played by Hugh Keays-Byrne) and is now prisoner to his minion’s known as War Boy’s. One such War Boy named Nux (played by Nicholas Hoult). Max is taken deeper into the wasteland, onto the Fury Road, in pursuit of a woman named Furiosa (played by Charlize Theron) who has taken valuable cargo from Joe. Across the wasteland is danger, loud roar of engines, gun fights, and of course, pure madness. The trailers perfectly visualize everything you will see in this film. Loud car crashes, fire everywhere, dust flying into everything, and a man playing guitar on top of a moving vehicle, while shooting flames out of said guitar (you read that correctly). This movie promises madness from a mad world and it delivers. For viewers looking for non-stop (literally) action and top-notch special effects, this film is for you. Better buckle your seat belts because once the engines turn over, the vehicles don’t stop for anything. Survival is paramount and only the mad survive. What makes this movie really stand out is the high-end special effects and sound. The intensity of each action sequence is captured using the best technology at the time. CGI is heavily used of course, but all of that is lost in the chase. All this being said, if you are looking for story development and strong dialogue maybe save this movie for another day. This movie put all the time and resources into the action sequences. We get a glimpse of the lost world that is the Mad Max world, and in a short time, the action starts. The audience gets the basic level of character introduction, and by the end of the movie, only a small amount of development happens. Not much can be said about Max’s character because more time is concentrated on Furiosa and her storyline. Almost as though, this movie could be called Furiosa…. However, it is ordinary for action movies not to dive deep into the characters themselves. Yet again, I suppose if we are to judge a character by their actions, we have plenty of examples of character development in this film. Main characters saving lives in a world governed by madness, what motivates them? Overall, this movie is not for the faint of heart. This movie is made for thrill seekers who want to go fast, stay fast, and be loud in the process. The runtime could’ve been a little shorter, but I have a feeling the two-hour runtime will go quick.

Am i the only the one that think most of the action sequence in Fury Road was boring?, and that's not because i think the action was bad, it's the lack of characters introduction that makes it boring for me, i think that if you wanna do a big action sequence involving all the important characters of the movie, you need to at least give the audience to know the characters personality first, the reason why i was bored already in the first big action sequence is because i still have no idea what personality these characters have, Immortan Joe, Nux, Furiosa, and even Max, the lack of characters introduction, the movie just wanna be exploded right away, and it's tiring sometimes, unlike the other previous three where it still have an introduction, other problems that i have was the editing decision, Miller seems to want the movie felt like the old days with these cheesy 80s action editing style which could've work back in the day but it just wasn't fit in this modern era and version of the movie, it just looks weird, and i guess that's about it, the main story i didn't really care also, it's silly but i guess i can still follow it, and the good stuff from Fury Road was of course the world itself, that's what still amazing about the Mad Max franchise and what i adore from George Miller in terms of Mad Max is that he is a genius on creating this weird looking future full of these weird characters but i like it, the cars model was incredible, and the majority of the special effects in the film looks good, the practical effects was great, but the performances was a mixed, i thought Immortan Joe was good, Charlize Theron was ok as Furiosa, Nicholas Hoult was good as Nux, the girls were ok, but Tom Hardy as Max i wouldn't say he's bad portraying him, i know that he want's to be different but it's a mixed performance overall, and to remind also that even though i think most of the action sequence was boring, it's not bad, i believe something that boring doesn't always mean bad, incredible things could bored you as well and that's the case with Fury Road, the action was pretty good but mostly boring, that's it, Mad Max: Fury Road in my opinion is a big disappointment overall, it's a cheesy silly boring action film, with great production and world, some good performance, and pretty good action sequence, but again the bad pacing makes it quite sufferable to watch, definitely not something that i would rewatch anytime soon or in the future, i just simply don't care.

Don't mind me just excitedly witnessing in preparation for next week.......

A plotless bore for the simple minded. If, like a moth circling a light, you gravitate towards flashy things like explosions and flames, you may have a large void in the space above your shoulders. Is the movie well produced, full of action, and good actors? Yeah. Except all of the talent is squandered on what is long chase scene of a film. Crash test dummies would have had the same impact, especially since the dialog is menial at best and could have none at all just fine.

Selten so einen so lahmen Käse gesehen. Die fahren da einfach 2 Stunden durch die Gegend. Eintöniges Setting ohne Spannungsspitzen runden das ganze ab. Keine Ahnung, warum der so gefeiert wird.

The cars are the only thing that is coolin this movie! Actors are bad , story is bad , cgi is very bad .

Might be the best action movie ever made. Besides the opening narration and some quick plot starters, the entire movie is one continuous two-hour-long car chase across the lovely wasteland. While watching, you are completely transported to a new world and can see and feel the real stunt work, the apocalyptic vehicles, and you are just left to marvel at it all and live on the edge of your seat in the process. It's impeccably shot and edited and scored and the main protagonists in Charlize Theron (Imperator Furiosa) and Tom Hardy (Max Rockatansky) are just a badass pair. You get the feeling George Miller did everything he ever wanted in a Mad Max film with his imagination and love, and maybe ended up making the best action/chase movie of all time. Top Genres - Action, Adventure, Sci Fi, Thriller Fiction/Nonfiction - Fiction Runtime - 2:00 Genre(s) rating -Action - 10 -Adventure - 10 -Sci Fi - 8 -Thriller - 8 Genre Average Score: 9 Directing: 9 Cinematography/lighting: 10 Story/Narrative: 10 Structure: 9 Dialogue: 10 Score(music): 10 Editing: 10 Acting: 10 Characterization: 10 Mise en Scène/Visual Design: 10 Visual Effects: 10 Costumes/Makeup: 10 Lasting Impact: 10 Originality: 10 Overall: 9.27 Setting, Conflict, Character, Dialogue, Theme, Plot, and Climax: A+ Audience Engagement (do you feel runtime): No

Why it rocks: Okay seriously though how is this a 16? All jokes aside, there are a lot of nice details and it doesn’t waste a second of time it gets. The unique point of views and language used for the characters is really cool and the non stop action looks awesome and is very exciting.

This movie just ****. It has nothing to do with the previous 3 films in the series.

In an apocalyptic future, Australia is now a totally deserted and desolate country where everyone is struggling furiously to survive. Max, a lonely ex-cop haunted by the loss of his family during the early days of the global collapse, is captured by the Sons of War, an army of bloodthirsty warriors. One of the best big action movies of the last 20 years could only be directed by the genius of George Miller.

Esse filme não é tão bom quanto eu lembrava. Cara o que define minha opinião é que tem que haver vales para terem picos, um filme inteiro só na ação n tem tanto impacto em nada os momentos calmos são muito curtos ninguém conversa e quando alguém conversa parece um dialogo escrito por uma criança de 12 anos. Mas é divertidin.

Mad Max: Fury Road is an outstanding film, with outstanding direction from George Miller, which was shot outstandingly well. The characters all look so awesome, Max even has a leg brace from a bullet injury from one of the earlier movies. Margaret Sixel definitely deserved the editing Oscar for this film. Everyone on Immortan Joe's side looks so scary and intimidating. The wasteland is so vast and empty, I don't know how they managed to make it look cool, but they did. This whole film is just so pleasing to the eyes and ears.

If they replaced the definition of fun with Mad Max: Fury Road, I'D HAVE NO PROBLEM WITH IT!!!

This is gonna be the future because of NFTS. What, that was the easiest joke in the book.

Mad Max: Fury Road may be too wildy over-the-top for some, but with Charlize Theron's charismatic and daring performance along with her other heroic companions, there is something to like.

Mad Max was a franchise that I hadn't thought about in a while. It was safe to say that when I heard about this new movie it peaked my interest. This movie has a great style and even after some years it still has that gritty post diesel punk feel to it. All the characters in the movie were well portrayed and I appreciate the real props and extras that were in each scene. This is definitely a great movie even if you haven't scene the previous movies, would definitely recommend.

Mad Max: Fury Road may be the fourth film in the series (the first in 30 years), yet its brilliant direction and gorgeous cinematography -- combined with its surprising thematic elegance -- make it easily the best installment in the franchise. Simply put, this is one of the greatest action movies ever made.

This movie was just awesome. Normally sequels that were made so many years after the last movie are mostly awful, cash-grabs and made in a way that disrespects what came before. This however is a valid choice for the best Mad Max movie, has great characters and breathtaking visuals. It is a long and intense chase with character development aka self discovery. It works from start to finish and I will praise the first scene where Max monologues that it is uncertain if he or the world is more crazy. Like before Mad Max is set in an apocalyptic future after civilisation ended and the survivors struggle to survive in a dessert wasteland. It is an eaten or be eaten world. He is captured by a band of warriors called Warboys who serve the legendary Immortan Joe who is worshipped by his followers like a higher being. This is the beginning of the adventure as not everyone is happy under Immortan Joes rule. The story is amazing. Many claim it is just a long chase and it is correct. But it is entertaining, intense, full of great characters and developments. I must also praise the visuals, set, cars and costumes. It is like the “Burning Man” festival up to eleven in Mad Max style. Everything is stylish and looks amazing. All of us were majorly impressed and praised the movie. Then there is the great cast. Firstly the question if someone other than Mel Gibson can play (Mad) Max Rockatansky. The answer is yes and Tom Hardy is fantastic in his role. I never question him or his performance. Charlize Theron as Furiosa might be even better and I hope she gets a spin off. Such a great performance. Those two work well together. Then we have the hidden gem with Nicholas Hoult as Nux, Hugh Keays Byrne as impressive Immortan Joe, Nathan Jones as Rictus Erectus (Yes that is his name and I see it as Monty Python reference ;-) and the wives with Rosie Huntington Whiteley, Riley Keough, Abbey Lee, Zoe Kravitz and Coutney Eaton who all are strong assets. Special praise for John Howard as People Eater and the name is no mistake. The whole cast works well and I cared about them. This is the hallmark of great characters and many other movies fail in this regard. The characters and story enhance each other and made this movie so good. Of cause I must praise director George Miller who is also the writer together with Nico Lathouris and Brendan McCarthy who deserve praise too. The movie is excellent from start to finish and well crafted. Like I said the visuals are amazing and the sound track rounds it up. Overall this is probably the best movie in the franchise and a rare example of a late sequel that works. An easy recommendation for nearly everyone.

Visually stunning and technically advanced it is, but I did not see much more than loud explosions and monster trucks in this film. It is certainly not bad, but I find it quite overrated.

Mad Max: Fury Road is basically a 2-hour long action scene. This movie barely ever stops, the plot is always advancing forward. All the action scenes are insane, unique and exciting. The story itself is also interesting and I found myself rooting for the protagonists. And I really liked how all the characters very useful and were helping each other. The "damsel in distress" trope has been subversed excellently.

The action is the only good thing besides the car. The characters aren't relatable and don't offer much dialog. All this film is over the top action with little to no dialog or character development.

I needed three sittings to get through this film, I had such problems with the plot. First off, Mad Max is a mute passenger in his own film, for a good part of it. That just isn't what I go to see a Mad Max film for. Then it's the baddies. They're simply not all that bad. The look and act menacing, but it's not backed up by deeds, so it is difficult to see them as truly frightening. The idea to give ideology to the lesser minions, to humanise them, is pretty pointless and ultimately distracting. Am I supposed to hate and fear these people or have a special place in my heart for them? It just doesn't work. When we run into Hell's Grannies (tm) toward the end of the film, it just stretches credibility. It's just not what you would find in a post-apocalyptic world. Once again, talk and bravado and no action to back it up, on top of the lack of credibility. Then the ending, which I won't spoil. Why? Why them? Why are they the ones? It makes no sense. Then the final problem I mention, there is the problem of motivation for the female hero (and Max for that matter). Why is she doing what she is doing? She has no stake in it as can be seen. In a world like this, for someone to stick their neck out purely to help others lacks credibility. In Mad Max 2 for example, the selfish motives of Max are painstakingly established. Take note, filmmakers. There are other minor problems: wasting ammunition with machine guns. MM2 clearly establishes that there are guns around, but ammunition is very hard to come by. Then there are some cartoon physics involving firebombs.

This movie is my favorite movie of all time. Only film that I've watched, sat for 5 minutes, and immediately rewatched. I go back to this film often and the chrome addition is a good change of pace and gives the film a different vibe. Must see. Best action I've ever seen aside from some of the mission impossible action. They made all the cars in this movie and every scene uses practical effects. It feels real because it mostly is. Goddamn I love this film.