Film Room Madness: #9 Indiana Jones vs #24 Mad Max

Better Franchise?

  • Indiana Jones

    Votes: 47 75.8%
  • Mad Max

    Votes: 15 24.2%

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I have to choose one,So... (and it was close)

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So everyone saying Indy is iconic, is that you voting yes for the character or the franchise? Because yeah I’m with you on Indy as a character being iconic and much more iconic than max. But movie by movie, George miller’s output isn’t at least on that same level?
 

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So everyone saying Indy is iconic, is that you voting yes for the character or the franchise? Because yeah I’m with you on Indy as a character being iconic and much more iconic than max. But movie by movie, George miller’s output isn’t at least on that same level?
Fury Road is better than Temple and Crystal Skull...The Indy movies have aged much better than Mad Max granted MM had a very low budget for those early films I would imagine.

Too many iconic scenes for Indy not to be the better overall franchise. The opening to Raiders alone is classic status then you add in the score and his character. Hard to match that.

Fury Road is my shyt tho. Road Warrior too.
 

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Fury Road is better than Temple and Crystal Skull...The Indy movies have aged much better than Mad Max granted MM had a very low budget for those early films I would imagine.

Too many iconic scenes for Indy not to be the better overall franchise. The opening to Raiders alone is classic status then you add in the score and his character. Hard to match that.

Fury Road is my shyt tho. Road Warrior too.

Well then we’re arguing icnonic moments vs consistency. Raiders is the best flick of the bunch but fury road and road warrior are no slouches at all and have had a direct impact on stunt work and direction and action scenes. shyt the whole idea of a dystopian future movie started with George miller.
 

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shyt the whole idea of a dystopian future movie started with George miller.
That's debatable.

But it's not like Indy is light years ahead, but you had Spielberg in his prime, Harrison in his prime, the trilogy is more synomous with the 80s then maybe any other franchise. The quality to all 3 films stand the test of time more than MM in my opinion.
 

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That's debatable.

But it's not like Indy is light years ahead, but you had Spielberg in his prime, Harrison in his prime, the trilogy is more synomous with the 80s then maybe any other franchise. The quality to all 3 films stand the test of time more than MM in my opinion.

That’s fair but see for me being more iconic doesn’t mean better. That’s the same argument in rap. Wayne may have more icnonic verses and moments than black thought but thought is the better rapper to me and it’s not even close.

Indy as a character is everlasting and more iconic than max but I feel like George miller did the more consistent franchise. And then to resurrect it 30 years later and have it be just as vital and fun while never losing its social message edge is a serious ass thing to pull off
 

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This was a tought on I had seen Mad Max so many time back when WB was pix 11 on a Saturday morning. And Indiana Jones has such a great and rich history. I am going with Indiana Jones it the movie just inspired so much if they both had new entrys I would be more hype for Mad Max. Hell the last Mad Max was better than the last Indiana Jones
 

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So everyone saying Indy is iconic, is that you voting yes for the character or the franchise? Because yeah I’m with you on Indy as a character being iconic and much more iconic than max. But movie by movie, George miller’s output isn’t at least on that same level?

For me personally Indy is the more iconic character and franchise. Overall, It’d be easier for me to pop in an Indy movie on a lazy Sunday than MM which makes it the slightly better franchise to me.

Mad Max is no slouch tho, it might be the more consistent one of the two.
 
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