There was so many dope scenes in this shyt. When they enter that sandstorm with the tornados and shyt..
Mad Max spoiler discussion (We praten over de film in hier)
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He sacrificed his army for that because everyone was being born deformed and those bytches were grade A genetic materialI felt the same way...
Felt like Max was just there for the ride but I didn't mind it...
Didn't care much for the story really...The action scenes were so damn well shot I completely forgot dude sacrificed his entire army over runaway p*ssy...Perfect summer action movie imo and I'll probably go see it again soon since my wife wants to see it...
This movie felt like a mashup of David Lynch (if lynch could dream of directing action on this level) and that Wacky Races cartoon that used to come on cartoon network in the way that there were so many interesting characters to look at and each car had their own little "super power", the blind fury bullet farm guy and that other dude with the bulging feet and metal nose
6 viewings?In roughly an hour I'll be heading into my sixth viewing, and I can honestly say I haven't gotten tired of it yet. Matter of fact, my last viewing may have had the best audience yet, there are slowly creeping more and more casuals into the audience and they are shook as hell by the time the movie reaches the title card. Then there's that moment after the first chase ends with Max lying face down in the sand and that moment of quietness when you hear the audience burst back to life with gasps of exhilaration.
shyt is trulyand it's only been the first act of the movie.
Are you a big movie fan or some shyt?
I saw dark knight 3 times and guardians of the galaxy 2 times
yeah 6 is pretty insane but i definitely want to go see this movie again
Me too I can't lie
I hope that leak comes soon
We got that 5 dollar Tuesday movies here though
shyt got me wanting to finish off the rest of my borderlands dlc
About damn time. I'm catching this in a couple hours at the Alamo.
I'm about to go out and cop the old movies on blu ray. They've always been on my list to watch, but the new movie has me fiending for it
They gave me 2 mini movie posters at my local AMC
They gave me 2 mini movie posters at my local AMC
Word? Probably would've at mine too but I haven't been to the Alamo since Last August and that's just too long
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Going back for my 3rd viewing today. 
Hubby thinks I'm insane, since it'll be on blu-ray within a year, but that's OK, he has his sports, and for now, I have Mad Max.
From left: Sue Kroll, Mel Gibson, George Miller and Tom Hardy
KEVIN WINTER / GETTY
Hardy spoke to ET earlier this week about meeting Gibson.
"I felt I ought to touch base with him because Mad Max is synonymous with Mel Gibson," Hardy said. "We had lunch and I made him a bracelet."
Hardy, 37, made bracelets out of parachute cord for members of the cast and crew during the months of shooting the film in the desert.
"It just felt like the right thing to do," he said of his present to Gibson. "He was very pleasant, actually."
‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ Photos From Furiosa’s Stuntwoman Take You Behind the Chaotic Scenes
Britt Hayes | a day ago
Warner Bros.
There’s a lot to appreciate in Mad Max: Fury Road, George Miller’s expansive action masterpiece, which I’m going to assume you’ve all seen already — and if not, stop reading this and go do that. The extended chase sequences, the flame-throwing guitarist, the immersive world of fire and blood; there’s so much to love about this film. But the stunts are one of the most impressive parts. Miller didn’t rely too heavily on CG, and the majority of the stunts are the work of real people, like Charlize Theron’s stuntwoman Dayna Grant, who shared some pretty fantastic behind the scenes images from the set.
Grant shared the images below on her Twitter account, showing off Furiosa’s monstrous War Rig, as well as Grant’s robotic arm and a really awesome photo taken from inside a flaming vehicle, of a motorcyclist flying through the air. I mean. Come on. This is great. It’s also cool to see the camera crew attached to vehicles and preparing to shoot action sequences, getting dangerously up close and personal to the stunts.
Grant had already established a working relationship with Theron, serving as her stuntwoman on Snow White and the Huntsman. And you may have seen her work in films like Underworld: Rise of the Lycans (where she doubled for Rhona Mitra) and Peter Jackson’s King Kong.
There’s some really impressive stunt work in Fury Road, particularly with the pole work — and yes, those are real people swinging on those poles on real moving vehicles. Miller was not messing around on this one.
See more stunt photos here: http://screencrush.com/mad-max-fury-road-stunt-photos/
Hubby thinks I'm insane, since it'll be on blu-ray within a year, but that's OK, he has his sports, and for now, I have Mad Max.
From left: Sue Kroll, Mel Gibson, George Miller and Tom Hardy
KEVIN WINTER / GETTY
Hardy spoke to ET earlier this week about meeting Gibson.
"I felt I ought to touch base with him because Mad Max is synonymous with Mel Gibson," Hardy said. "We had lunch and I made him a bracelet."
Hardy, 37, made bracelets out of parachute cord for members of the cast and crew during the months of shooting the film in the desert.
"It just felt like the right thing to do," he said of his present to Gibson. "He was very pleasant, actually."
‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ Photos From Furiosa’s Stuntwoman Take You Behind the Chaotic Scenes
Britt Hayes | a day ago
Warner Bros.
There’s a lot to appreciate in Mad Max: Fury Road, George Miller’s expansive action masterpiece, which I’m going to assume you’ve all seen already — and if not, stop reading this and go do that. The extended chase sequences, the flame-throwing guitarist, the immersive world of fire and blood; there’s so much to love about this film. But the stunts are one of the most impressive parts. Miller didn’t rely too heavily on CG, and the majority of the stunts are the work of real people, like Charlize Theron’s stuntwoman Dayna Grant, who shared some pretty fantastic behind the scenes images from the set.
Grant shared the images below on her Twitter account, showing off Furiosa’s monstrous War Rig, as well as Grant’s robotic arm and a really awesome photo taken from inside a flaming vehicle, of a motorcyclist flying through the air. I mean. Come on. This is great. It’s also cool to see the camera crew attached to vehicles and preparing to shoot action sequences, getting dangerously up close and personal to the stunts.
Grant had already established a working relationship with Theron, serving as her stuntwoman on Snow White and the Huntsman. And you may have seen her work in films like Underworld: Rise of the Lycans (where she doubled for Rhona Mitra) and Peter Jackson’s King Kong.
There’s some really impressive stunt work in Fury Road, particularly with the pole work — and yes, those are real people swinging on those poles on real moving vehicles. Miller was not messing around on this one.
See more stunt photos here: http://screencrush.com/mad-max-fury-road-stunt-photos/
This was so fukkin piff, brehs and brehettes. My MAMA loved that shyt more than I did 
Lowkey, I feel like this is the future Republicans dream of... fruits of their war mongering, 4 mile a gallon muscle whips, concubines, and bullshyt religion enslaving people.
It's all in plain sight
MINIMAL CGI AND IT KILLED IT
Dawg, that guitar player
Mother's milk
Young Beast doing thangs by Forrest Gumping his way to the MaxSet
Maxivelli wasn't really the hero, but when he went back, and came back with all that ammo
"That isn't his blood."
Zoe Kravitz looks tasty af when she marinating in her natural oils for a few days
Cutting out that dead baby was the most vulgar of the movie, which is a surprise
Lowkey, the gore was minimized, which is a shock... but that tells me the bluray unrated piff is going to be on some 80s anime shyt
Charlize was the baddest broad I've seen in a movie in a minute.
Can't wait for that home release, but mostly... I can't wait for that sequel
SwiggyTomato 95%
Lowkey, I feel like this is the future Republicans dream of... fruits of their war mongering, 4 mile a gallon muscle whips, concubines, and bullshyt religion enslaving people.
It's all in plain sight
MINIMAL CGI AND IT KILLED IT
Dawg, that guitar player
Mother's milk
Young Beast doing thangs by Forrest Gumping his way to the MaxSet
Maxivelli wasn't really the hero, but when he went back, and came back with all that ammo
"That isn't his blood."
Zoe Kravitz looks tasty af when she marinating in her natural oils for a few days
Cutting out that dead baby was the most vulgar of the movie, which is a surprise
Lowkey, the gore was minimized, which is a shock... but that tells me the bluray unrated piff is going to be on some 80s anime shyt
Charlize was the baddest broad I've seen in a movie in a minute.
Can't wait for that home release, but mostly... I can't wait for that sequel
SwiggyTomato 95%
Did you hear about Hardy apologizing to miller after he saw the finished movie at sundance?