Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)

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Newest trailer.

Final trailer. Lots of new footage.

Looks petty damn cool. I have to wonder, would Mel Gibson be starring in this had he not shot his mouth off in an alcohol fueled, Antisemitic tirade.

I guess the question of PG-13 vs. R has been settled:

Alright! Hopefully this is a real "hard" R and not just PG-13 with extra blood added, like they did with one of the Expendables movies. NC-17 would be even better, but Hollywood has made that rating box office suicide.

Great!

All the previous Mad Max movies were rated R, so likely they're just keeping to tradition.

Beyond Thunderdome is PG-13. But then that's the one that feels the least like a Mad Max movie.

Guess the final trailer wasn't so final; they've put together a nice "legacy" trailer that mostly recaps the three previous films before ending with a few new bits of footage from Fury Road.

99% on Rotten Tomatoes.

I'll probably miss it in theatres since (A) I hate theatres and haven't been since 2012 and (B) I'm preoccupied with moving right now, but this'll be a Day 1 Blu-ray purchase for me.

I'll probably catch a matinee on Monday. One reviewer said this needed to be seen in 3d... Dunno, I might do 3d.

Looks good.

Max 1 & 2 are my favorite movies.

For me, the greatest Mad Max movie will always be The Road Warrior.

This looks like it will be a great movie!

I plan on seeing this when I get paid in two weeks from now.

I saw it on Friday. The movie was TODO BIEN and it is WILD (as in AWESOME) but a little too WILD. Why I say this is because I have seen Post-Apocolyptic TV Shows and Movies before like 'Future Boy Conan' and the 'Hunger Games' and they do not have the haywierd wierd stuff like blood transfusions, breast milk (which almost spoiled my appetite to drink milk), playing with human guts like a baby cord, and the crazy freaky loony goons swinging around like this new Mad Max movie did. My mom's hot dogs got spoiled as the movie went on and I saw a couple of people leave in the middle of the movies. In fact, after the movie ended and when I got home after that, I watched a couple of episodes of 'Princess Knight' (created by the same guy who created 'Astro Boy') below so I could calm my mind to a more peaceful and cheerful mood and I would not have nightmares about these crazy loony goons and the wierd stuff and themes from that Mad Max movie:


But still that new Mad Max Movie is TODO BIEN! That movie kept me on the edge of the seat and I felt like being chased all the time with all the action feeling fear even at that horizon line sight far away!

I saw it in 3D on Friday, and it was seriously great. I have to admit it felt a bit strange seeing Max being played by someone other than Mel Gibson. Still, Tom Hardy did an excellent job portraying the role - I especially liked how he made Max seem almost feral at times due to his time spent surviving alone in the wastes.

All of the action/chase scenes were great, I even read that they were almost all done live-action rather than computer-generated which is insane considering how complicated some of the fight scenes are. Anyways, excellent action flick that stays true to the atmosphere and feeling of the series while still bringing its own new ideas. Definitely check it out if you enjoyed any of the earlier Mad Max films or just like action movies in general.