Mad Max : Fury Road

[Zero]

 

[GunwitchUK]

Giving me the colly-wobbles

 

[MattyD]

I suspect that trailer had most of the best bits in it!

 

[Mandoscottie]

meh, while I love the originals & like Jake, it just wont be the same without our favourite anti-sematic dunken aussie!

 

[McTavish]

Mad Max 2 was something really special & extraordinary, when I saw it for the first time in cinema over 32 years ago. They seldom show the first Mad Max from the late 70s anywhere, though it's pretty good and gives background to the big hit film. Number 3 was already a big disappointment, and the only way is down also with the remake...

 

[Torched]

I read,

A WORLD WITHOUT NOPE

I was, WTF, lets rewind a bit

 

[Zero]

Heres the latest trailer - looks bloody epic!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?t=15&v=Yd7kZaMsPDM

 

[McTavish]

Mad Max without Mel Gibson is equal to beer without alcohol...Hmmm. Did I already say this somewhere before? -On the other hand, it's hard to imagine him back into his role of late 1970s/early 1980s

 

[Tex Murphy]

Just got home from seeing this (3D version). I think I read a review that said some thing like: "It's like being slapped in the face for two hours. With a car". I think that sums it up, in a good way.

There's very little dialogue, it's basically a two hour car chase, two nitrous oxide filled, in your face, hours.

If you liked the Road Warrior (Mad Max 2), you got to see this.

 

[McTavish]

This clip is 5 minutes long, but it's a good one. It tells about the era, when the movies had real stunts, not just computer tricks

 

[Zero]

I don't know if it's genius or utter crap tbh. Was left feeling a little discombobulated lol

 

[Morthor]

It was a great movie for me. It stuck to the spirit of Mad Max, without feeling old. It had good acting, great visual effects with constant action. I would definitely recommend going to the cinema for this one.

 

[TheLinq]

I liked the dude with the guitar