might see again on Sunday
Did you post your review of this itt already?
Was gonna go re-watch this Saturday and they just removed all the showings in the theater near me for the 2nd week lmao
Some Kingdom of The Planet of the Apes and Garfield showings are still there though
One well classic
idk maybe i just wasnt in the mood for this but it all felt weightless, not very impactful
Why everyone saying movies dead theatres r dead because this flopped but didnt planet of the apes get like 250m?
They jst needed more promo for this and the start of the promo was weak


Doctor Strange 2 and Batman really saved those 2022 figures
At this point if Miller does do another, would yall prefer a fury road sequel or the year prior prequel of Mad Max?
Not necessarily a sequel to Fury Road but yes, one set after the Fury Road events. Maybe a time gap.

this is sad smh
im gonna go again just to support lol
This was a good ass movie.
Idk man I didn't feel the epicness in this like I felt with fury road plus the story wasn't as captivating. CGI didn't look too great at times. Maybe didn't help that I was with a Brazilian baddie
I'll rewatch when it's on streaming
This was alright to me. Way too long and dragged out but Taylor Joy and Hemsworth did their thing.
Jack aka Dollar Tree Mad Max was a cool little character
Didn't realize George Miller is hella old now.
Hope he gets to make one last movie in this world that made him a household name before he gets called up to the upper room.
Finally got a rewatch in
Really did surpass my expectations, this movie will age like fine whine
Watching Furiosa โ> Fury Road is truly epic myth making at its highest level within the medium of film.
So dark, cruel and strange yet still so beautiful. I love this movie
I really appreciate how George Miller really shot these two flicks in the actual desert especially at his age.
I read, watched, listened to plenty of books, articles, behind the scenes featurettes and interviews on how difficult it was to make Fury Road for the whole cast, crew, and Miller himself.
Makes you really appreciate how taxing yet incredible the art of filmmaking can be.
Miller could have did these movies on a warehouse, sound stage somewhere but he did it for the love of the game.
At this point if Miller does do another, would yall prefer a fury road sequel or the year prior prequel of Mad Max?
Fury Road sequel just cause I know how down bad Charlize was that she's wasn't involved with this lol
Didn't realize George Miller is hella old now.
Hope he gets to make one last movie in this world that made him a household name before he gets called up to the upper room.
Truly a septuagenarian slapper