Why does he wear the mask?
Which one do you consider the first?I haven't seen it, I really didn't like the first one.
Fury Road is the successor to Mad Max 2 and 3, which had very little to do with the first Mad Max film. While the main character and actor, and the universe, were (supposed to be) the same, the entire settings, and even the genre of the movies is entirely different. That's why I ask. As far as similarities and relations go, from the perspective of Fury Road, the "first" movie would be Road Warrior and not the original 1979 Mad Max.Mad max (1979)
Sounds like canon discontinuity, I guess I should go watch road warrior and beyond the thunderdom in that case and seeing how much better they were.Fury Road is the successor to Mad Max 2 and 3, which had very little to do with the first Mad Max film. While the main character and actor, and the universe, were (supposed to be) the same, the entire settings, and even the genre of the movies is entirely different. That's why I ask. As far as similarities and relations go, from the perspective of Fury Road, the "first" movie would be Road Warrior and not the original 1979 Mad Max.
This is more a case of fanon discontinuity on my part. The first movie is set five minutes into the future, and although there are fuel shortages, massive recession and crime is rampant, civilization still exists. Max and his family live in a normal town. The reason the setting has a remote isolated wastelandish feeling is that the film takes place in the Australian Outback, and that place already is a remote isolated wasteland. The world is more or less intact in the first movie. The movie is classified as "dystopian" but it's more sort of pessimistic.Sounds like canon discontinuity, I guess I should go watch road warrior and beyond the thunderdom in that case and seeing how much better they were.
I saw it. I was glad I saw it in theaters. But it wasn't really a movie for me. After Borderlands, Dune, and everything else, I am really really over post apox desert themes. Most of my other complains are really nit picky things, so I am willing to concede that this is mostly a personal disliking of this movie, not necessarily a bad movie. Like why were they squandering resources like gasoline if its sparse, where the hell were they driving the whole movie. And i get that they were really going for a adrenaline rush, but it left me feeling tired 45 minutes into the movie.
All of that said, I am glad I saw it in theaters, because it was cimatically beautiful and tons of fun to watch, just not personally my favorite.
Edit: Also, Tom Hardy is a fantastic actor.