Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)

Started by Tzeentch37 pages

Im trying to be optimistic, you soulless englishman.

Originally posted by Patient_Leech
Not sure why they gave a niche R-rated movie such a huge budget if they wanted to create a franchise. It seems like $75 - $100 could have been plenty to tell this story, and even that would be pushing it.
hge chunk of the budget is actor salary. Charlize was the best part of this movie, and she's not cheap.

I enjoyed it. Good for what it is.

that's like saying a blowjob is good for what it is.

Hardy has already signed on for thee more movies.

http://www.ign.com/articles/2015/04/03/tom-hardy-signed-for-three-more-mad-max-movies

Bardock doesn't believe in blow-jobs. They're demeaning to women.

Originally posted by marwash22
that's like saying a blowjob is good for what it is.

I agree with that statement.

Originally posted by Tzeentch
Bardock doesn't believe in blow-jobs. They're demeaning to women.

Blowjobs don't have to involve any women, if you know what I mean...

I'm coming on to you.

Originally posted by Patient_Leech
Not sure why they gave a niche R-rated movie such a huge budget if they wanted to create a franchise. It seems like $75 - $100 could have been plenty to tell this story, and even that would be pushing it.

it didn't help that the film sat on the shelf for a few years

Originally posted by Golgo13
Hardy has already signed on for thee more movies.

http://www.ign.com/articles/2015/04/03/tom-hardy-signed-for-three-more-mad-max-movies

That's great.. If they have any incentive to make a sequel.

What's cool about this character/world is that (according to the director) it's sort of mythical and doesn't necessarily need to be thought of as a sequel/prequel or whatever. It's a mythical character so there are many stories told about him. So, they could do smaller budget movies with the same character. They wouldn't all necessarily need to be on the same scale as this one is. I wouldn't mind at all if they cut the budget in half (or more) for a sequel.

That's also what I like about the Riddick series... a similar dark character.

Originally posted by Golgo13
Hardy has already signed on for thee more movies.

http://www.ign.com/articles/2015/04/03/tom-hardy-signed-for-three-more-mad-max-movies

Only 44 million. Doesn't look good.

Originally posted by DARTH POWER
That's great.. If they have any incentive to make a sequel.

MM will probably have legs, so I can see them making sequels. For a rated R movie, it did solidly well.

This movie was a lot of fun to watch.

Was interested in seeing it, but I've read so many split opinions of it that i'll just wait for it to hit HBO.

Here's what I've been reading-

"Saw it today. Pretty good. Enjoyed it. "

"Awesome Action in 3D"

"I saw it today. I thought it was great as action-packed visual junk food"

"saw it. loved it. sinuses were so clogged I couldnt hear hardly any dialogue which is just the way I like it. 2 hours of mayhem and explosions. "

etc,,,,

And then there was -

"Just returned home from seeing it. It sucked"

"It was ok at best"

"Took the family to see it last night and it wasn't "Edward Scissorhands get up and walk out" bad, but more like "sit through the whole thing to see if they can keep upping the level of absurdity" bad."

"Meh.................. "

Originally posted by tkitna
Was interested in seeing it, but I've read so many split opinions of it that i'll just wait for it to hit HBO.

Split opinions? How is 98% on RT split opinions?? It's pretty universally renowned as brilliant.

Go support it. 😠

Did I mention this movie is bad fu#king ass..

Oh, you edited... Where are reading that shit? Retards anonymous??

44 million is actually very good for MM. It should leg its way to over 150 million.

Originally posted by tkitna
Was interested in seeing it, but I've read so many split opinions of it that i'll just wait for it to hit HBO.

Here's what I've been reading-

"Saw it today. Pretty good. Enjoyed it. "

"Awesome Action in 3D"

"I saw it today. I thought it was great as action-packed visual junk food"

"saw it. loved it. sinuses were so clogged I couldnt hear hardly any dialogue which is just the way I like it. 2 hours of mayhem and explosions. "

etc,,,,

And then there was -

"Just returned home from seeing it. It sucked"

"It was ok at best"

"Took the family to see it last night and it wasn't "Edward Scissorhands get up and walk out" bad, but more like "sit through the whole thing to see if they can keep upping the level of absurdity" bad."

"Meh.................. "

It's #25 on IMDB already. Has one of the highest rated movies of all time. However you can't please everyone. Not everyone is going to like it. The majority however do.

Originally posted by Golgo13
It's #25 on IMDB already. Has one of the highest rated movies of all time. However you can't please everyone. Not everyone is going to like it. The majority however do.
You realize movies eventually fall on the imdb list after they've been out awhile, right?

Originally posted by Mindset
You realize movies eventually fall on the imdb list after they've been out awhile, right?

Fall down in position, but not off the list. People were calling TDKR to fall pretty low, but it's still #61. I can see MM being in the top 50.