Reminder if you not only liked this but thought it was good, you are no better than TFA fans and are in fact holding film back, ironically.
>you are no better than TFA fans
Good thing I'm both a Fury Road fan and a TFA fan, then.
>directed by original director
id say the analogy is more this is the episode 1 of the mad max series
10/10
favorite gerhard butler movie.
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>>71815646
I'd rather watch rian johnson dangle his balls for 2 hours with daisy ridley making faces then legitamately want to watch tfa again
>>71815623
I liked both of those movies.
there is no comparison for the mad max series op
i seriously do not get any arguments against this film's integrity besides "i didn't like it."
all of the mad max films became more stylized and atmospheric as they went along. mad max 2014 is not only keeping in faith with this, but it's the utter pinnacle of style in contemporary large budget film productions. you cannot find anything more unique than mad max and haven't been able to since it came out due to the superhero wasteland that is currently occurring.
if this is a bad reboot of a series, then i am dying to know what is a good one.
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>>71815648
>unironically hating one of the best action blockbusters ever made
explain this without using the terms "SJW" or "video game"
>>71815803
This has nothing to do with reboots. Op is saying you have shit taste in film like tfa fans. Lmao just because mostly everything has been terrible doesmt mean absolute mediocrity is great
>>71815803
If anything Fury Road shows that a reboot/remake doesn't have to be a souless cashgrab. Plus based Miller schooling all modern filmmakers, showing them how action is done.
>>71815623
It's a great action movie directed by the guy who directed every Mad Max before it.
Fuck off.
>>71815838
Holy fuck the autism is real. That orange and teal should be illegal.
>best action blockbusters ever made
>having an impact on film medium
Try again
>>71815838
You can throw a camera off a plane and the results will be gorgeous, you literally can't mess this up.
>>71815623
what if I liked it, but thought it was horrible?
>>71815894
>>71815927
>>71815938
Can any of you form the merest hint of an argument?
This movie got near perfect reviews and won the most oscars out of any movie last year.
Do you really expect /tv/ to say good things about it?
>>71815894
the film is orange and teal because it takes place in a fucking desert
what do you want, purple and green?
also, quality != impact, moron.
>>71815927
not an argument
>>71815938
not an argument
Pleb flick for the videogame crowd
I'm not trying to be contraion when I say I didnt like it, really. I just don't understand at all why people went ballisitic about it and all my mates think it was "fucking amazing" "favourite film" etc
I didn't like the camerwork, which just felt a bit jarring, it didnt really have the atmosphere that made road warrior so great, the plight bored me, I didnt dislike furiosa but I can take or leave those wailing bitches in the back who seemed to just be there for a pretty face and the action sequences were good but nothing incredible or beyond expectation of a film for its budget, its like transformers-tier to me. Can someone explain to me why people like it so much, because it is widely highly rated
>>71815938
yes and yes
>>71816011
I'm 100% surprised /tv/ doesn't just fall over for Beyond Thunderdome.
>>71816068
Is that an argument? Jesus Christ, do you think you made an argument just now?
Furiosa and Rey are basically the same character
Mad Max is almost like a Taxi Rider kind of violent psychodrama.
Road Warrior is amazing, but it's Aliens to Alien.
Fury Road is like RW on steroids.
>>71816068
If you want something that'll 'make you think' why are you watching Mad Max to begin with?
>>71816040
The short of it is that compared to most modern action movies that rely on a lot of cgi, shakycam, and cheap editing tricks to sell the action Fury Road was so impressive because they built all real cars, had real stunts, and the camera want constantly shaking to try and mask poorly coordinated fights. Most people don't watch transformers with a critical eye but if you were to watch Fury Road and Age of Extinction back to back the difference in shooting style and clarity would be night and day.
>>71816170
I meant the film. The film in general, why is it bad?
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>>71816024
>i'm too retarded to pick up on implications
>therefore not an argument
I don't have to explicitly make my argument in order to make an argument, o children.
>>71816271
....what? I asked you to explain why you think the film is bad, are you telling me you can't?
>>71816335
>I don't have to make an argument to make an argument
In 1 year, I have not seen one piece of valid criticism directed at Furiosa's Road Trip. You need to be explicit and concise lad, something like 50-100 words would do, but we both know you won't because you can't and you'll just turn to maymays and ad hominems. Because that's all your little brain can handle.
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>>71816389
Do you guys have any meaningful arguments? Like at all?
>>71815623
The movie was frame for frame what the originator of Mad MAx dreamed of for years.
So as a patrician to a pleb, i say FUCK YOU.
Also 2015 had no other good movies.
>>71816459
I have transcended argumentation in favor of identity politics and other memetics.
>>71815838
The SJW was a joke from the start. The Video Game was not as good, but still better then MGSV that came out the same day.
>>71815623
what if I liked TFA but was absolutely embarrassed by fury road?
>>71816497
Generic looking... wow, just hit normie tier insults.
>>71816554
I do. A lot.
Fury Road was the best of 2015. I can understand the hate for it. That happens when a movie isn't like other movies. New formats of film ALWAYS get flack like Citizen Kane and 2001: A Space Odyssey.
>>71816477
>Also 2015 had no other good movies.
Post your top 10 for 2015
I want to laugh
>>71816477
>>71816605
Ex Machina came out in 2015 you pleb.
>>71815623
It was good.
it was great.
It was everything that made Mad Max 2 (THE mad max) great.
Fine story, non-stop action, epic lore. Just an all-round, greatflick
>>71815623
People who don't like Fury Road is the perfect pleb filter.
They lack a deeper understanding of the film medium.
>>71816789
Typical pleb statement.
>>71816636
Bump pleb
What? Nobody unironically liked Fury Road.
It's widely considered horseshit.
>>71815623
What if I not only liked it, but loved it, saw it in theaters twice, bought the blue ray, and have watched it over a dozen times? I get off on the fact that people don't enjoy this masterpiece
If I ask for people to explain to me why Fury Road is a "great action movie" will I just get called a pleb and told to fuck off? Because I'd really like to know, I haven't really heard anybody expand on why it was so great.
I liked most of it while I was watching it but I found it kind of boring overall. Not a lot really happened and I never felt like there was any drama except for when Max and Charlize Theron were unsure of each other and they kind of dropped that angle pretty quick.
>>71817032
>centered camera work so no eye jumping
>real vehicles
>real stunts
>real explosions
>if I even have to mention the music you can just go ahead and stop reading
>pretty colors
>simple straightforward plot
>minimal dialogue/breaks in action
>world building meme
>dem engines (if you didn't see this in theaters I feel bad for you)
>joe and war boys as a whole
>>71817200
I don't see a meme arrow with a comment about characters.
>>71816152
>Rey faces wounded Kylo who has been training in the force and lightsaber duelling for years
>Rey wins
>Furiosa faces dehydrated, exhausted and blood-drained Max who has a heavy chain being pulled by 5 other women weighing him down
>Furiosa loses
>>71817301
Ren was wounded twice, and Rey didn't even win, the fight was a stalemate
>>71817301
Max is a violence machine m8, how can Furiosa even compete?
>>71816193
This. It's not an earth-shattering work of cinema. But it was a well made action movie, that didn't overuse CGI, and had a really good performance from Charlize Theron. George Miller knows how to make a fun, technically sound, movie, which is something that's lacking in today's blockbuster action genre
>>71817301
>Rey faces a wounded, tired, under-trained man-child, spends most of the fight running away and parrying, and the fight ends without a conclusion
Fixed
>>71817258
If fury road is boring to you I would pay good money to see whatever ADD acceptable montage of explosions your mother compiles for you
>>71817796
Not boring in a sense that not enough things were happening onscreen, I actually found Fury Road kind of overstimulating but I can forgive that because I have a lot of problems.
My issue was moreso that minute-for-minute a lot of the movie all Max and Furiosa wanted to do was drive their car faster than the freakazoids could drive theirs. Felt kinda like I could go to the bathroom whenever I wanted and be confident that when I got back I wouldn't have missed anything.
>>71815838
Who said I hated it?
>>71815855
>a reboot/remake doesn't have to be a souless cashgrab
It's neither of those things. It's just a sequel. And it's a series that doesn't sweat continuity between installments.
>>71816038
You're allowed to like all of them anon
>Fury road wasn't even the best mad max film of 2015
kek
