MAD MAX Fury Road

[Roger]

in che stato sono i precedenti tre film? il BD rende grazia a pellicole così vecchie, soprattutto la prima realizzata al risparmio?

 

ps auguri

[Joker]

RiAuguri, ti sei fatto il regalo di compleanno, bravo!

[Garet]

in che stato sono i precedenti tre film? il BD rende grazia a pellicole così vecchie, soprattutto la prima realizzata al risparmio?

 

ps auguri

 

Dei vecchi film ti saprò dire nei prossimi giorni perchè non li ho ancora visti

 

Posso dirti del documentario che sui pezzi "vecchi" non si son sbattuti troppo a risistemarli e la differenza si nota.

 

Grazie

 

RiAuguri, ti sei fatto il regalo di compleanno, bravo!

 

Grazie anche qui

 

Esatto, volevo regalarmi fury road, poi ho visto questa occasione a 10 euro in più e ne ho approfittato xD

[Roger]

qualche commento sparso a mente fredda e dopo una seconda visione, in lingua originale (è dura capirli quando parlano a denti stretti, quindi i sottotitoli).

nel suo genere è un capolavoro.

il mondo e le persone create per questo film sono qualcosa che i vecchi i film della serie, anche il più recente, lasciavano perlopiù immaginare; la sorpresa maggiore arriva dal constatare come è stata data fisicità a tutta questa follia, rendendola plausibile, vivida ed omogenea.

furiosa (della quale non si sa molto ed è praticamente l'unica action woman nella combriccola di immortan) a momenti ruba la parte a max; lui è un pezzo di legno che nella maggior parte dei casi si sbatte quando l'azione è già avviata ed è spesso determinante, ma lei ha una presenza decisamente più carismatica e non sbaglia un colpo (a parte quella piccola faccenda del voler andare nella valle degli orti dove le nonne felici fanno crescere ogni ben di dio vegetale, ma ovviamente non è colpa sua). adoro la parte iniziale fintanto che i due non si fidano una dell'altro e non collaborano, mentre quella successiva la adoro ma in un altro modo. davvero un ottimo equilibrio.

immortan joe appare e dice poco però pesa nel senso che non è la semplice figurina bizzarra, non è la caricatura del cattivone da mettere in una storia per dare un senso all'eroe. tuttavia trovo che non sia un personaggio descritto pienamente; è come un fantasma del quale si raccontano tante storie orribili e che ogni tanto vedi, spaventandoti per l'aspetto (bellissimi i primi piani). aveva tutti i torti di questo mondo? non saprei. non sembra un padre padrone, quanto piuttosto uno che guarda alle cose... in modo pratico. forse troppo. come la sua fine.

le spice girls giovani: sostanzialmente il pelo è tutto e immortan joe aveva capito da che buco passa il significato di sopravvivenza; di sicuro è uno di quelli che ci è andato pesante con il rispetto (ovvero frega nulla).

le spice girls anzianotte (material bonus: megan gale): evviva! finalmente delle vecchie che non rompono i coglioni, ma delle signore di una certa età rispettabili, con del sale nella zucca, che si rendono utili al benessere di molti.

comparto musicale: mai noioso, adeguato alle corse sulla fury road.

umorismo: poco, buono e funzionale.

automobili, autocarri, moto: non ce n'è uno che puzzi di baraccone pur essendolo.

 

a questo punto devo leggere il fumetto con le storie prequel.

[Ryu Soma]

http://www.badtaste.it/2015/10/05/george-miller-conferma-i-due-sequel-di-mad-max-sono-in-fase-di-sviluppo/144942/

 

AMMIRATELO!!! (George Miller ovviamente!) -.-v

[Ryu Soma]

 

http://itakon.it/varie/mad-max-fury-road-casse-per-iphone-del-chitarrista-coma-doof-warrior.html

Per chi vuole un'accessoro snob per I-Phone...

[onirepap]

Intanto Miller ha asserito che nel seguito non ci sara' furiosa visto che considera finita la sua storyline malgrado il film sara' cronologicamente successivo .

[Erik]

 

 

 

http://itakon.it/varie/mad-max-fury-road-casse-per-iphone-del-chitarrista-coma-doof-warrior.html

 

Per chi vuole un'accessoro snob per I-Phone...

Una robina sobria...

Intanto Miller ha asserito che nel seguito non ci sara' furiosa visto che considera finita la sua storyline malgrado il film sara' cronologicamente successivo .

Furiosa potrebbe meritarsi un bello spin-off tutto per lei, se ci fosse una buona storia con cui portare avanti la cosa.

[Roger]

posso valutare l'acquisto di un aifonno (o di una copia cinese, tanto chisenefotte va solo esposto) se quel coso-stand-lì lo fanno cromato.

e fiammante (e no, dargli fuoco non è un'opzione).

ogni volta che vedo risalire questo topic mi prende la scimmia di default.

damn you george miller.

damn you.

[Kamisama]

“Conversations with George Miller”Part 1: Storytelling

What George Miller, Brendan McCarthy and Nico Lathouris revealed about the process of writing Mad Max Fury Road during the “Conversations with George Miller” event at the Sydney Graphics Festival 11/10/15.

- There are three questions that drive George Miller - 1) Why do we make stories 2) What would the world be like without stories? 3) Why tell this particular story (Mad Max)?

- George Miller is very passionate about stories and believes that stories are how we as humans communicate - without stories there is no world. “If you take a step, that has a beginning, a middle and an end”. But stories need an audience to exist. So stories are the language that we use to make sense of the world to each-other. 

- The seed of the story that became Fury Road was when George was crossing a road and he thought “could you make a movie that was one long chase scene?” and then that led to “who would be running and who would be pursuing and why?” and he thought (given he was passionate about challenging the idea of humans being objectified) “what if the McGuffin (”thing” the chasers were after) was a group of humans?” and that led to the idea of (given the Mad Max universe) a group of women who were erstwhile “breeding” slaves escaping under the protection of a warrior woman and “Max sort of gets swept up into that”. Indeed objectification of humans is something that is repeated in the film - the Wives, Max the bloodbag, War Boy “cannon fodder”, the Milking mothers… 

- Nico Lathouris received 22 sections of Max’s broad character arc from George Miller and decided to turn to numerology to find the meaning of “22″. One of the things he found was that there were “22 branches to the tree of life”

- Lathouris also spent about 10 months looking at Jungian psychology to gain a deeper understanding of Max’s archetypal journey.

- For Lathouris, Fury Road has a lot of deep meaning. For example he’s particularly interested in viewing it as an psychological allegory of loss. Basically Max’s journey is one of learning to deal with loss, learning to grieve and to move from a passive to an active state, to “fix what’s broken” by moving forward and helping people, learning to love etc. 

-“Fury Road is an epic visual poem” - Brendan McCarthy. What he meant by this is that like a poem, it can be enjoyed for the imagery and visuals, but repeated viewings and reflection reveals a much deeper meaning.

- “At their heart, most stories are about survival” 

- George Miller believes that if a story is good, then it belongs to everyone. Its meaning is in the minds of the audience. Your interpretations are valid. Your fanfic is valid. Your headcanons are valid.

- Screenwriting and storyboarding is like composing music to George Miller.

- Brendan McCarthy was a super-fan of Mad Max after seeing “Road Warrior” when it was in cinemas - he saw it 20 times in cinemas and then wrote several times to George as a crazy fan. Then a few years later he wrote a pastiche of Mad Max and sent it along with a sheaf of concept drawings to George Miller and asked “whatever happened to Mad Max?” and George was so impressed with his art he invited him to LA to talk about working together on Fury Road (this was in the 90s). 

- Storyboarding was done (thousands of pictures) before the script was written and it was almost two decades before Fury Road was finally made.

- Brendan McCarthy was not a fan of “Beyond Thunderdome” and he actually said to George Miller “don’t disappoint me” for Fury Road. 

(more to come soon - about what the three revealed about the story and details of the Fury Road world)

 

“Conversations with George Miller” Part 2: Mad Max Trivia

Stuff I learned about the Fury Road world from George Miller, Nico Lathouris and Brendan McCarthy today at the Sydney Graphics Festival.

- Angharad is the true ideological opponent of Immortan Joe. He represents a toxic ideology of death, while she represents life, the alternate way of living. As the instigator of the Wives’ escape, and the one who came up with “We Are Not Things” she was the most revolutionary of them because she saw the potential for a new way of living, and she saw clearly that “what killed the world” was a way of life that glorified killing, something that even Furiosa participated in

- “We agreed - no unnecessary killing” was due to the fact that Angharad and Furiosa had actually argued about their worldviews before leaving - Angharad realised that the ideology of killing needed to end if they were truly to escape Joe’s influence, Furiosa believed that killing was necessary in the wasteland because you wouldn’t survive otherwise. They compromised with “no unnecessary killing”.

- Nico Lathouris said (and I quote) that Fury Road was about “dismantling the patriarchy” and central to this idea is the fact that the economy on which Immortan’s rule was based (the ownership of water and people) was dismantled also by the end (water made available to the Wretched for free, slavery ended)

- Actually Lathouris is an awesome guy, he talked so much about feminism in this event and talked specifically in regard to Angharad that her vision for a feminist utopia “seems initially naive” only because “it requires men to make such a shift in their perception and behaviour” but that ultimately her vision came true, if not in the way she expected and not while she was alive.

- The reason Max doesn’t go up into the Citadel at the end is because “he hasn’t earned it yet” in terms of his own journey. (Which implies maybe he will later?) I really like this because 1) Furiosa clearly has earned it because this story was about her and her journey really, and she has achieved her arc, whereas Max has achieved a major part of his arc (fixing what’s broken) but he hasn’t achieved all of it yet. 

- Max’s muzzle is a garden fork. 

- Furiosa can read, having learned from the Many Mothers. But Angharad and the Wives are more educated than she is,, having read all the books that remain from before the apocalypse. That taught them to question the structure and foundations of their society - something that (initially) Furiosa doesn’t think to question. 

- Capable can identify Polecats and Flamers because 1) Furiosa prepped all the Wives on things they might encounter in the Wasteland before they left and 2) from the room where they were imprisoned, the Wives could look down on the desert and see fights and things that went on.

- Toast can drive and load a gun because she grew up in the Wasteland rather than the Citadel. She was taken  probably as a teenager as her family passed through the Citadel (possibly to trade?)

- War Boys wear black and white paint because they know they are halflife, and their worldview is centred around death. They are trying to become like skeletons. They worship cars because cars are “immortal” in comparison to them, (also because they can fix cars and they cant fix themselves). White paint is a symbol of being halflife. You paint yourself white if you have a terminal illness. So people like the Imperators are full life, but presumably if you later found out you had a terminal illness and you were working for the Immortan you would start to paint yourself white. 

- War Boys were initially going to all wear penis gourds. But then George Miller thought “hang on this won’t go down well on screen” :P

- Some of Max’s buttons are Australian 10c coins.

- According to George, there are no War Girls. But he immediately followed that assertion with the qualifying statement that the world no longer “belonged” to him but to everyone and that everyone would have different interpretations so if you have a War Girl OC basically you have his blessing. 

- Everything in the wasteland is multi-purpose. So there are shopping carts attached to the sides of some war vehicles for people to sit in. 

- The decorative nature of things like the cars, steering wheels etc. are a reflection of the fact that even in really poverty-stricken cultures there is an artistic imperative and appreciation of beauty, so even “junk” is fashioned into art and the body is marked as a form of art and also fetishisation.

 

 

#How can you say ‘no war girls’ but have Furiosa an imperator? #Obviously there was a war girl (thoughtfulfangirling)

This seems to be confirming that “war boy” is a caste rather than a rank. Furiosa doesn’t have a terminal illness, so she wouldn’t have been considered a war boy/girl, or painted herself, etc. War boys can’t “climb up” the ranks to imperator because imperators are full lifes. Furiosa must have found some other role in the Citadel (mechanic? guard? sniper?) before Joe made her imperator. Getting promoted is probably pretty arbitrary based on Joe’s whims and getting noticed by him.

This. That’s kind of what George was going for - the fact that Furiosa is an Imperator - she’s a full-life like all the other imperators. How she got to where she was will be explored in the “Furiosa” prequel. Apparently the story’s also going to be about how she “many times” tried to escape and failed and how she finally set up the “deal” to get safe passage through the pass.

 

 

 

Peccato per i penis gourds, avrei voluto vederlo in mezzo alle mogli e Furiosa

[P Again]

http://www.dday.it/redazione/19377/i-primi-4-blu-ray-ultra-hd-warner-disponibili-in-italia-dal-20-aprile

 

Arriveranno sul mercato il 20 aprile in Italia i primi quattro film in formato blu-ray Ultra HD di Warner Home Video: saranno Mad Max: Fury Road, San Andreas, The Lego Movie e Pan.

[Il Toma]

Settimana scorsa l'ho visto in BD.

Film FA-VO-LO-SO e poi mi chiedo ma un regista come fa nel corso della propria vita a girare la serie di Mad Max, ma anche Happy feet e Babe?

Saluti Toma

[Alex Halman]

Dipende dalle medicine che gli danno

I pinguini! I pinguini!

[Il Toma]

Lo credo fermamente.

Anche in quello che disegnò Ortolani, se non sbaglio.

Saluti Toma

[Alex Halman]

Le chiappe cromate "baciatemeleeeeee!!!!!"

Modificato 17 Marzo, 2016 da Alex Halman

[Boyd]

Ma per caso al regista del nuovo Fast & Furious (il numero 8 per la precisione) è piaciuto molto Mad Max: Fury Road?

 

[Roger]

sono già all'ottavo film? cioè, manco rocky in 40 anni...

[Boyd]

sono già all'ottavo film? cioè, manco rocky in 40 anni...

 

Eh sì e hanno già detto che mancano ancora due film per completare la saga ergo in totale saranno 10. D'altronde finchè incassano così tanto...

Modificato 6 Giugno, 2016 da FantasmaDeiNataliPassati

[onirepap]

Interessanti voci si susseguono che vogliono l'entrata in produzione di uno spin off dedicato al passato di furiosa, sempre con la regia di Miller.

http://www.badtaste.it/2016/09/19/rumour-mad-max-fury-road-arrivo-prequel-dedicato-furiosa/195154/

[Roger]

in fin dei conti perchè sprecare materiale già scritto? se solo fosse una miniseie tv...

[Lord Gara]

Ah per me possono fare anche lo Spinoff di Immortan Joe, con Fury Road ha tirato fuori dei personaggi che meritano tutti un film solo per loro...

[Roger]

dunque furiosa, prequel di fury road, esce il 23/6/2023 al cinema.

il film sarà diretto da millerino caro ed avrà nel cast: anya taylor joy (furiosa), chris hemsworth (ODDIO HA LASC1ATO DISNEY!!2! crisi) e yahya abdul-mateen II.

https://www.cinemablend.com/news/2560624/the-mad-max-furiosa-spinoff-has-officially-been-given-a-release-date?pv=related_list

[Roger]

Quote

"As the world fell, young Furiosa is snatched from the Green Place of Many Mothers and falls into the hands of a great Biker Horde led by the Warlord Dementus.  Sweeping through the Wasteland they come across the Citadel presided over by The Immortan Joe.  While the two Tyrants war for dominance, Furiosa must survive many trials as she puts together the means to find her way home."

la sinossi del prequel furiosa, la cui produzione è appena iniziata

la storia si sviluppa nel tempo di 15 anni e hemsworth sarebbe uno dei villanzoni di turno. di tal dementus trovo traccia solo in un videogioco tie in...

[Roger]

 

se non vi piace un trailer così siete delle brutte perzone.

23 maggio.

[Tufio]

Non mi piace, i veicoli e l'ambiente sono un una cg veramente artificiosa.