‘Furiosa’ Is Not What I Expected...
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favorite george miller movie? (there's a right answer)
Babe: Pig in the City
Mad Max Fury Road. But I couldn't get into Happy Feet.
Probably this one tbh, recency bias be damned
Fury road
happy feet, his most spiritual
Karsten the type of guy to watch a movie
I dont believe it
real💀💀
Bro watched a movie...
BBL Krizzy
BBL Krizzy
kinda hypocritical of karsten to complain about the cgi in this film when he is a fully cgi man himself
Self hatred sucks 😔
Chat gpt gimme a mix of all races and cgi it into a person:
It's CGI because Australia isn't real, it's entirely CGI
CGI isn't inherently bad. What is actually bad is when it is noticeable
💀FURRI0SA🔶: A Mad-Max "Saga"; .... _*Without* Mad-Max in it;
(as even a _tertiary_ character )
([{ *VERDICT* )}] -+- The CGl was tacky & *_cheap_*_ looking:_ thus, price of the $35 Imax Ticket to see was _not _*_worth_*_ it._ 🏴☠"Yarrrggh!!!"🏴☠
(📽HoIIyW00D Exec: _"It'll Sell Like _*_Gang-busters!!!"_* ~ "$29 Million Dollar WW Open Take🎞👎)
This is no "girl boss" movie. She starts off going on instinct. Then, she goes through an apprenticeship (with who becomes her only friend, her only family. I felt that when they were forehead nuzzling or whatever you call it).
She takes hits, she doesn't physically kick anyone's ass, she only outsmarts some of them. In short, Furiosa earns what she becomes.
And yet, some still call it a girl boss, because men assign that whenever they don’t like a main female lead
@kirstyc2176 If it was "girl boss" at all, it was old school "girl boss". I felt that character earned her capabilities. She was not some sort of unstoppable force.
The problem is; modern Hollywood has conditioned audiences to just reject characters which might even give off the vibe that they might be just that. Some great films with awesome female leads will be overlooked because of all of the junk we've grown accustomed to having forced down our throats. It's unfortunate but understandable.
@@Pantheragem
Buddy, in this political climate? You are wasting your time.
Like, people's minds are utterly broken.
All you need is black or woman to be woke to these people.
It doesn't matter if this is actually a good film this time.
This culture war fucked movies over.
@@Pantheragem "I felt that character earned her capabilities." the problem is that's very feelings based, and many men don't agree with you - any Strong female character you can think of, I guarantee men took issue with in the time of the film/shows etc release.
Also you say female character's have to earn it - so you must have not like Furiosa much from the first movie? given that she was badass from the start with no time wasted to explain why she was badass.
@@Darth_Bateman u sound fun
I was shocked by how bleak and brutal it went. You really felt the hopelessness that this world brought upon. Chris Hemsworth acting here also reminded me that I prefer him playing the bad guy over the comedic hero. He just brought a sense of showmanship into these roles that glossed over the sinister distruction. It's such a heavy film, but also one that knew that revenge, while satisfying is never a cure.
Back when George Miller thought up Fury Road and Furiosa, he had hundreds of sticky notes detailing each shot of both films and Furiosa was originally supposed to be a 3D Anime/Animated Movie, and Miller translated each sticky note very faithfully in both films, so when I saw some of the odd shots or editing choices, I then thought about how it would look animated and it all made sense, same goes for the CGI, You can get away with more crazy stuff in animation, so it would make a lot of sense for the harder stuff to not translate to live action well.
I always felt that Fury Road had a bit of a weird uncanniness as well but always chalked it up to a stylistic choice. It felt very intentional
I think it's crazy that Miller was able to scale up Furiosa from an anime to a feature length film.
The scene where Furiosa can get away from danger, but keeps returning to help out her friend at the bullet farm, is the stark difference between her and dementas, and the rest of the road warrior world.
Not sure why but the dodgy CG definitely stood out more in the trailers compared to the final movie, maybe cause the trailers use a lot of those CG scenes in a row.
I think some shots weren't finished, like this one at 1:35, in the movie they have way more dust under the car, so it looked much, much better.
Yeah, that's how I felt. Some of it was still dodgy. Like when the vuvalini woman, mom, jumps onto the horse as it's running. It reminded me of Legolas flying around that giant elephant in RotK.
Still, really liked the film! It wasn't as good as FR, but it was really solid.
@@zacharyberridge7239 The horse thing was one of only two shots that really stood out for me as being bad CGI. (The other also involved a human body in motion.) I think in general it looked great, especially on a giant IMAX screen.
A lot was shot on the volume, it looks like they’re standing in front of LED screens because they are. So it’s not just the cgi it’s also the depth perception and LED color matching.
That’s exactly right. There was always like a good 45 minutes between noticable CG moments so it didn’t really break my immersion…
I don‘t get why people complain about the cgi: a lot of scenes stuntman would literally DIE would you try to get that with practical implementation.
I guess dummy stand ins or shot choices which don't linger on noticeable cgi would be the obvious preference.
That's what the stuntman is for
@@papabird4425 and for what ? stuntmen don't have any oscars. They can do all death defying stunts as much as they want but never get the recognition they deserve. Jackie Chan could get away with it because he was playing lead and helped with marketing of the move, similar with Tom Cruise.
I mean fury road did a better job tho compared to this one so why not do more practical stunts
@@19main89 because muh cgi
Saw it earlier, and loved it. I’m not a big nerd about movies so I didn’t really notice any weird cgi or anything, but that could just be me. As someone who casually watched Fury Road and Furiousa, I enjoyed it. I don’t think people should let small details of a movie ruin the experience for themselves, but again, who am I to say. Enjoy the movie guys!
100%. I'm the same as you, didn't notice any CGI issues. I think if your biggest criticism of a film is a handful of poor CGI moments then that really shouldn't take away much from the film
Same I didn’t notice any CGI issues and was completely engrossed in the world Miller created
My exact opinion
Can’t wait to do a double feature with this and Garfield and call it Gariosa.
Great idea 😂
Furiosa Hates Mondays 😖
@@Arawn505 but she doesnt look, like she loves lasagna
Furifield
Furiosa: A Garfield Saga
Hemsworth stole this movie. Every scene he was in was awesome and I felt his absence when he wasn’t in it.
Poor Things was the same for Mark Ruffalo.
I thought he was miscast, didnt like him at all
He had the flashier role and boy did he nail it. 💪🏻
I thought Anya Taylor Joy was definitely the best cast, even with few lines she stole the show
"I have nothing but my sorrow, and I want nothing more." - Imperator Furiosa.
Thank you, a person of culture
🗣🔥🔥🔥
Punished "Furiosa" Snake
Fury Road was advertised as being super practical that there's been almost a weird "actually a ton of CGI" counter push, however I'd like to state that I still think it's perfectly fair to praise Fury Road as a very practically filmed movie, as so much of its CGI is adding a sky box, making a desert more desert-y, a canyon more compact and canyon-y. CGI to enhance a scene is different than CGI to completely comprise a scene. Outside the obvious sandstorm CGI, Fury Road as a masterpiece in stunt work and practical effects. Some color grading and smart editing that may use CG to safely overlay a exploding truck next to dozens of cars and people (two real shots but combined as one) is exactly what CG is meant for.
Another person of culture. Very fair comment. Thank you
Better used to enhance rather than compose completely, I so agree. But yeah the sandstorm in Fury Road doesn’t look bad at all, so obviously CGI is useful to practically create the majority of the scene in a lot of cases, but some looks better than other
When was the last time you watched Fury Road? There is a LOT more CGI than you probably think
@@locmari Yes....green screens, some touch ups, additions in certain scenes, a lot of the Citadel, etc...... but my comment is an exact response to your comment, as people keep bringing up its perfect complimentary use of CGI to downplay how much is done in camera.
If you look at behind the scenes videos, even the cars driving through the sandstorm was done for real, with the sandstorm added over it - and the storm is so well stylised and visually sumptuous that it doesn't take you out. When you see Fury Road and Furiosa side by side, it's hard to compare. In Furiosa I could almost spot every transition between 'real car' and 'CG car' even within a single shot - I don't think there's a single moment in Fury Road where I'm taken out of the film by a full CG car.
I heard him say "Happy Feet director" and I immediately perked up, like, "WTF????"
he's right tho
I had to look it up
And Babe 2: Pig in the City
And ghost directed Babe 1
Bro also directed the Witches of Eastwick. He has some of the most insane range of any director imo lol
CGI looked good in IMAX. Some of the best action filmmaking ever.
Can comfirm. Didn't notice much bad cg. Only a bunch of shots with noticable green screen
I did but who cares the sounds of those cars and the action is masterful
You and I must be watch Different Movie.. FURY ROAD is BY FAR BETTER than this movie...
@@va1354 He said "some" of the best action, how about you read what he said and not what you want to read?
Movie in IMAX was insane. Might have to catch it again before it goes
I honestly liked the way they did the CG, since it felt like a callback to early 2000s classics, and I think the clunkiness of it at times kinda lends itself to the Mad Max universe even more. I find it charming, and kinda adds to the epicness of it all.
"Left a pit in my stomach" i see what you did here
I auditioned for Furiosa, for Sad Eyes. Was gutted I didn't get it. Such a cool film.
Getting to be able to audition for it is definitely a cool story to have still
Still super cool you have a slight connection to this behemoth. That’s awesome
That's true, thanks! 🌟
You'll get there one day bro. Don't give up 👍.
HOLY, really which I had such experience... For me it's like: You know it's technically impossible to be an actor but heck, not even an audition (btw I'm programmer by trade nothing to do with cinema).
I loved fury road’s action and I don’t know why but I loved furiosa,s action even more. It felt more creative and diverse. Furiosa basically tripled down on new weapons and ideas. Third act alone amazed me by the amount of different vehicles, weapons, ways people died and it just felt so fresh. It definitely felt more set piecy but I think this made me realize I kinda love that. They’re gimmicks and choreography of totally unrealistic action but also that’s what I expect from mad max. This is a movie movie, as in it knows its main existence is for fun. Heck even dementus knows it.
I have no idea why people are so crazy about actions. Furiosa had a ton of action scenes and on top of that the storyline is like 100 times better.
furiosa and fury road reached a rare point in prequel production that they enhance each other after watching the other one. And that is something not all directors can say they achieved
Furiosa was a great film. Very fun. So weird that the internet is being contrarian on this one. Like, stop being miserable.
It was ass
Long Rant incoming:
Not really. Furiosa was a very bloated film. Pacing slowed by its very pointless first chapters which are up so much time that none of the interesting characters got a chance to develop or interact in any meaningful way. Aka Dementus. There is only the silhouette of a tragic character but again no real substance because the useless filler acts that ate up so much screen time for absolutely no reason.
If we had just cut the whole of act 1, nothing would have drastically changed. And instead we got a script of Furiosa actually sacrificing bits and pieces of herself to rise to the rank of Imperator, just for the sake of vengeance would be so much more interesting than the time skip.
Then there is Praetorian Jack. He was the most useless addition in the entire movie. His motivation and interest is absolutely absent. He has a very one dimensional stoic personality. Who is he? How did he becomes Praetorian? Why does he want to help Furiosa? What does she teach Furiosa about road combat? Who knows because guess what, time skip.
Unlike Fury Road which was a very tightly written script where every setup had a payoff. For example: In Fury Road Max is forced to give his blood as a human blood bag and when Furiosa asks for Max's name, he only grunts as he doesn't want to be friends or chums, he is only doing what he needs to survive. By the end, Max willingly gives his blood, and his name. Similarly, the movie starts with a race away from the citadel which was seen as a prison but then it turns into a race towards the citadel as the symbol of hope. Meanwhile, Furiosa was just action for action's sake. The script was just an excuse for fight sequences.
And Anya Taylor Joy's Furiosa was very underwhelming. All her character seems to do is scowl. "Hey girl why you sneaking?" *Scowl* "Hey, who are you?" *Scowl* "I will teach you the way of the road warrior! *Scowl* "I am the man that murdered your mother. *Scowl* "Here have some food." *Scowl*
And the ending was just so disappointing. Furiosa just gets superpowers after she loses her arm.
Totally agree. People are just pathetic.
I enjoyed Furiosa but it was definitely a harder watch than fury road. A lot of suffering in this one, but the lows do get balanced out with some good highs too. Furiosa on the warpath as an angle of vengeance in the black car was awesome to behold.
“Can’t remember the last time I was looking forward to a sequel”
Dune 2 bro jeez
Thats not a sequel it’s part of one story
Dune 2 was mid
@@fernandofaria2872 tell that to movies bros and you're dead
Dune 2 does not deserve its hype at all
@@MalcomMaledictionI agree.
The CGI would be begter if they just paid the artists better and gave them more time to do a quality job
True, but most animation studios that production companies hire for their movies aren't even located in the United States. Animation as a medium is largely outsourced to developing countries like India and North Korea of all places. Maybe this movie did hire an American animation studio, I genuinely have no idea, but unfortunately, paying animators better doesn't guarantee that they'll keep their jobs.
@@user-rf1op3uh6n at least giving them more time to do the job should make it, often these houses are swamped with projects with little time to make them all
Definitely begter!! More begter in fact!!
yes definitely begter
yes way more begter
I find Dr. Dementus like a peak dark humor, condisering that Chris few years back discoverd that he have gene and high risk of dementia...
"This movie makes Fury Road better."
Thank you! I saw Furiosa yesterday and I've been struggling to articulate my thoughts as succinctly as you have in a single sentence!
The bad CGI is apparent in the trailer. The issue for me is that it just doesn't look like cars and building falling have any mass. They move in unnatural ways that your brain picks up as them having no real physical weight so it eliminates the real emotional weight.
this is a perfect description of how i felt watching the trailer!
Having watched it, i honestly think it wasn’t that bad. I was hesitant to go because of the CGI but while it was noticeable occasionally it never detracted from the experience, for me atleast. Highly recommend it
See it in a good theater
@@thijmenjankoksame. It didn't bother me in the slightest when I saw it yesterday, despite being initially a bit worried by the trailer.
Y'all need to stop picking everything to death and live. While y'all were debating the mass and density of falling objects... I saw an excellent film
This is SUCH. a fantastic movie!
the next couple karsten videos are about to be crazy
Just sitting here patiently for his Megalopolis review. Predict much stammering and crumpling into laughter, as is the Runquist way.
@@samfilmkid I just know he has a Cannes video to make, what I watched this month which will have some bangers (i want to hear his thoughts on i saw the tv glow), and then yeah megalopolis is gonna be a great review.
Knew the moment I saw the trailer I had to check my expectations because Fury Road is perfection and the kind of cinematic lightning in a bottle that we will most likely never see again.
Got my tickets for Tuesday night, I can't wait.
I hope you enjoyed it. I certainly checked my expectations and still thought it was very good. I think, if this was the first "mad max" film to ever come out, we actually would've been blown away. It's still a great film on its own, just isn't what fury road was: a masterpiece.
How was is it? I seen it too I give it 10/10 new tone of movie for me
You liked it?
Great video! Love your writing, balancing multiple tones and critiques without pooping on things is hard. Great job!
*IT WAS EPIC*
After seeing what Ayla Browne did here, I eagerly await her portrayal of Maria in Sonic 3
Basically Furiosa kinda felt like it was shot in the Volume sometimes
It’s weird for everyone to figure out that George Miller never makes the same movie twice. Even all the Mad Max films, while sharing the same world and themes, have nothing to do with each other in style, content, or purpose. Who even expected this to be anything like Fury road? The Road Warrior was the sequel to Mad Max, with the same actor, and it was a totally different character. The first movie wasn’t even set in the apocalypse. Just bad times.
this is a prequel to a character in a whole universe created by George Miller, people keep clowning on him calling him the " happy feet and babe" director forgetting the fact that he has s the one who made the whole mad max franchise, the Mel Gibson ones and fury road , so watching furiousa it's exactly what the title says , you're watching a Mad Max saga , not a sequel to fury road
Is this satire
You're not watching a "Mad Max Saga" - you're watching a "Furiosa Saga". This film has nothing whatsoever to do with the character of Mad Max. Another good title would have been "Furiosa: a WASTELAND SAGA". Including Max's name in it is just bizarre. Don't get me wrong, I LOVE the Furiosa character and can't wait to see it tomorrow - I'm just saying, calling it a "Mad Max" saga makes no sense.
It has nothing to do with the characters but got everything to do with the world that those characters live in , WTF is so hard to understand?!
@@afroahmed3989 i understand your point and agree but you need to calm down
@@redadamearthit probably makes sense once you realise they’re going to build off of it hence why furiosa max meet in fury road and they’re probably do a sequel to that.
Good stuff as always, Karsten!
The use VFX sequence & background green screens are hit or miss like in very uncanny Robert Rodriguez prod vfx team (except for Alita Battle Angel)
The story is pretty solid letting the world building lore, to be the drivers sit.
Fury road is forever goated
Eternal forever?
@@fletchy40shiny and chrome?
When the visuals make you not believe the stakes of the movie, they are more than a nitpick. Fury Road felt like a real desert vehicle battle. This looks like actors in front of a greenscreen. Fury Road with Furiosa's FX would not be the same movie
fury road relied on that visceral intensity MUCH more than furiosa does in order to convey its narrative and stakes to be fair
You're not entirely wrong, but the two possible options weren't Furiosa with CGI or Furiosa with practical effects. The options were Furiosa with CGI or no movie at all. And I'll take the movie please
You definitely haven't watched furiosa.
@joshgiannini1804 the problem isn't that the movie uses CGI, it's that the CGI/set extension looks pretty bad to the point of being immersion breaking.
Its really not that bad. Its not gonna take you out of it. It still is MUCH better than most Blockbusters today
Furiosa felt like a classic Mad Max. I grew up on the originals. This was much more of world examination and explanation with furiosa's story as a through line. I love that Miller made a completely different film in the mad max world other than just trying to repeat fury roads' success
Watching it tomo, cannot wait!!!
Honestly i disagree about the action, i actually thought it was really good, on par with fury road
Excellent analysis my man. Thank you.
I've watched it and it deserves success because it is amazing ❤.
Just got back from the theater, absolutely blown away. Already pretty sure I liked this more than Fury Road.
Not even close, this movie was like a shitty B grade version of Fury Road.
It has the best action scene between the two and it has a better story so… idk it feels to early to say but i feel like it could be
U haven't even watched the movie so this doesn't make sense
@@The_Gake😂😂😂😂 just stop
Fury road is much better
I actually liked this better than Fury Road. Maybe I’ll have to watch Fury Road again.
So did I. I like long movies with world building and character building and there's more of that here.
@@darinherrick9224That's what I thought too!
I feel like Furiosa is much more thematically rich and expansive than Fury Road was
Yup I rewatched Fury Road the day after I saw Furiosa and for me Furiosa is just the better movie. Fury Road is still great but the character and world building of Furiosa make it better for me.
Funny enough, George Miller talks about these two different styles. He figured those that loved fury road so much wouldn't like furiosa as much, and vice versa. Both are good. But the way the world works and is presented so well in fury road, it's remarkable how we are thrown into it all and can still follow without having to understand everything. I enjoyed Furiosa too though
The movie didn't had the business of being so: Perfect, insane, beautiful, good, mad.
Excellent review. Really helped me understand some of the reactions I've been seeing out there.
the best feeling is getting home from a movie and seeing karsten just posted a video on it
This is the thing with CGI: if the story is good, who gives a shit. Godzilla Minus One is the best example of this
i was just thinking about whether i should watch it this weekend or not, very glad you posted so now i can form an opinion 👍🏼
Two of the best screams in film: Night Owl in Watchmen, responding to Rorschach's death; and Ethan Hawke, when he and his brother are battling the devolved vampire in Daybreakers.
cant agree more, i DO wish it was like Fury Road cuz i didnt get to watch it in Theaters when it came out.
Still wow, its been a long time since a Villain was genuinely evil that the ending just made it all worth it
I LOVE this guy, he makes me shiver in physical pain whenever he talks about a film, because I'm not able to watch it IMMEDIATELY, I love the anguish he makes me feel as I build hype over the movies I'm about to watch, sometimes the movie is not that good, but this adrenaline boost I feel with his descriptions and reviews just makes me impatiently excited
The weird CGI gives it that nostalgic mad max feel. I think they did it on purpose
I went into this film with no expectations and I was pleasantly surprised. This movie doesn’t take itself too seriously and neither should we.
Ok this has me so hyped now. I LOVED Fury Road and feel like I had a similar viewing experience in 2015. Happy to hear from a fan that this was a good sequel/prequel!
Kris was very good in his role ! Couldn’t agree more ! Such a strong presence, and he definitely nailed the character
Thanks for the shout out. I am the doof warrior
I went in the wrong room (that was also showing Furiosa) without realizing it. (I was a little late and I assumed it was the opening scene.)
So I saw the last hour of the film first, I was so pissed! But it's a testament to this movie's structure that you can pop in at any moment
and assume "oh I guess it starts in media res."
wait, where did the story start for you?
@@TheNetflixNook Right after Furiosa and her BF leave the Bullet farm.
@@hongquiao That's a wild place to jump in
@@hongquiaobro that’s crazy 💀
My god this movie was glorious. I love the Mad Max Saga
I thought it was a great film. It dragged on near the end, which made the movie peak at 2 hours 30 min. But I loved it! I thought the acting was great. Not a lot of talk about Praetorian Jack, but I loved his character. Dementius was played so well by Chris Hemsworth. Excellent film!
great review, thank you!
Mandy is in my top 10 movies of all time, so it's neat to hear that comparison.
Damn they used a lot of cgi? Thats what made fury road incredible.
Fury Road really will be hard to beat.
I appreciate your title for this review, I agree with this.
With spoiler....
The pacing, the titled number part, the time-lapsed tree growing in the hair on the side of the citadel, getting the gatekeeper job, and more made for a different movie.
And it's good.
Dementus' whole group seemed somewhat Roadwarrior-esque to me like Humungous group. And having that "rogue" group within Dementus' group that went after the war rig right away was interesting. And seeing that large group with Dementus but it seemed so chaotic at gas town.
The 40 day wasteland war, the bullet farm, and gas town, all of it left so much destroyed. That's a lot to clean up by the time Fury Road comes in.
A lot of people want this movie to succeed, so much so that they kind of ignore the negatives you describe so well. I felt exactly the same about this movie. Some CGI moments in Fury Road almost felt like a beautiful matte painting. The CGI here had a much more cheap green screen feeling.
It's time for more Deeeeeeeeeeeementia! with Dr. Dementus!
Kind of kindness review soon?
Havent been to the movies in years. Gunna go for this one.
I'm gonna LMAO when my boy Schrader swoops in and takes the Palme d'Or from Coppola...
The reviews for Schrader are straight hating no in-between however with Coppola there is heavy polarisation their gonna give the palme d'or to Lanthimos or something Schrader and Coppola films were not exactly positively reviewed
@@realhillkell I agree, it would just be funny if either Coppola or Schrader won.
I just saw it and I liked it. It didn't have a specific goal that drive that Fury Road had. The film was more of a slow burn. I didn't think the CGI was bad at all. There was alot of good action sequences. My only real complaint is it skipped over the forty-day wasteland war too fast. I would have liked to see more of that. They should have cut one of the earlier action sequences for more of the wasteland war.
Agreed
Red colour grading?? AND Mandy both mentioned in the same video?? Sign me up RIGHT NOW.
You said everything I felt but couldn’t articulate. I really wanted this to be really really good.. well it’s good
Watching it tomorrow ‼️‼️‼️
It's unfortunate, but it bears repeating: 90% of the CGI in hollywood nowadays isn't done by the same professionals who brought to life movies like Fury Road a decade ago. The vast (and I mean VAST) is done by outsourced and underpaid Indian or Bangaladeshi VFX workers, and it shows in the quality. In Furiosa's case the VFX was done by a company called DNEG, which merged with an Indian firm in 2014.
That explains a lot because CGI in Bollywood movies look dogshit, like actual cartoon compared to high budget Hollywood productions, but the gap is closing now. But CGI in Furiosa isn't that bad. It's not Marvel bad.
The unfortunate reality of the visual effects industry right now is that most of its artists are overworked for not nearly enough compensation. I think Furiosa is a casualty of it.
being a cross between mandy and fury road … i am infinitely more intrigued than i was before
See now I thought that look of their movie was part of the deal, like it's supposed to be hyper stylized realism.
Mandy ? FUCK YES
The worst thing about this movie is that the version of the Man who Sold the World that was in one of the trailers, didn’t appear in the soundtrack. I want that track.
Yeah
Thank you, you just saved me a trip to cinema. That’s a lot.
The best part of Furiosa was when they showed fragments of Fury Road at the end.
Let's go!
Don't drink every time he says Fury Road or you'll be hammered.
Did you watch HOPE AND GLORY - A Mad Max Fan Film? 275 filmmakers from 5 continents gave their all with real stunts, a real orchestra and most importantly, real heart.
I genuinely thought the scene when she’s fighting for her life under the war rig was one of the greatest action sequences I’ve ever seen-and arguably is on par with Fury Road. Just my opinion though
So excited for this movie. Fury Road is one of my favorite movies of all time. Road Warrior is nostalgic but Fury Road killed it.
Hey man, did you manage to catch Megalopolis ?
ohhhh yeahhhhhhh
He didn’t like it
@@KarstenRunquist mmmm, not what i was hoping to hear but it will still be nice to know your thoughts
@@AhmedHussein-sp9tq he gave it 3 1/2 stars on Letterboxd
When you said Fury Road is not Furiosa I wasn’t expecting that
Have u even seen the original trilogy Karsten?
It doesnt sound like it. Keep only mentioning Fury Road.
I wondered that when he said it was the most detailed vision of the world since he started the trilogy.
Because that doesn’t make sense. The first Mad Max lays the ground work and then Road Warrior basically explains everything.
@@charleylandes2016 Yeah hes clueless
Just saw it last night and can’t help but feel like it’s not great. 🤷♂️
so glad you compared it visually to speed racer lol
Something about the directing and action design in this movie just screamed such a confidence in their craft that I couldn't help but love every action sequence. This is such an expertly made movie, even the over the top and sometimes shoddy cg still adds to the surreal nature of the movie. This movie also very much reminded me of the OG Mad Max in a lot of ways, with it's slower but more personal story. Also the most Australian man looking man ever as a love interest for Furiosa was just hilarious to me for some reason. I think the blocking for this movie is some of the best I've ever seen. I haven't seen a movie perfectly exemplify "blocking" this well since well Fury Road. Something about this movie reminds me of old Hollywood "blockbusters" pre Jaws. Not Fury Road but just as interesting for different reasons.
The CGI in this was so obviously stylized what the fuck
If this movie wanted to look more realistic it absolutely would've. What's everyone smoking??
Some of the cgi was abysmal. There’s a scene in chapter 2 where there is such a visible comp around hemsworths beard
Omg that viewing angle would make me walk out
Furiosa and Fury Road were made for each other. Have not watched Fury Road yet, but will watch it after Furiosa. Looks fantastic.
One interesting aspect of Furiosa that i loved was that while it isnt better than Fury Road, it makes Fury Road better.
Fury Road is literally a better movie now. Really impressive stuff