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Mad Max sequels look to be back on track (UP: December update from Miller)

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Zor said:
It's a perfect motion picture, start to finish, and this scene is my absolute favourite. Dropping the ram to quell the fire, the noise the engine makes when the pipes open at 3:16 and that fucker GASPS, the MUSIC, Max and Furiosa working quietly, seamlessly together, those RELOADS... I saw this thing five times at the cinema. It's a profound piece of purest cinema.
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RustyNails said:
Are you me? I have these exact same thoughts lol. The quick millisecond nod between Max and Furiosa

1) removed their distrust of each other
2) made them realize they are both on the same side
3) acknowledges the circumstances surrounding them

Conveyed so much about the world and reality they live in without uttering a single word. In any other director's hands, this movie would have been an unmitigated disaster.

Fury Road is my #1 action movie of all time. Dethroned T2, Aliens and Predator.
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I know these posts are older, but I had to say that I agree completely.
 
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it blows my mind that a 70 year old man went out in the desert and literally ran laps around action directors today
 
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Don't bump old threads, especially if there aren't any updates. Thanks.
 
Dec. Interview with Miller for deadline
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    Looks like it's still a go and potentially his next film

    "I'm not done with the Mad Max story and I think you have to be a multi-tasker and there's certainly another Mad Max coming down the pike after this," he said. "We're in preparation on that as well. It's an interesting question, the idea of multi-tasking. I discuss this with other filmmakers and I think what happens to me is that when you're working on one thing, and you get so distracted and focused on that one thing, it's like a creative holiday to focus on the other one for a bit. It helps you achieve that objectivity, to look at the thing afresh each time and say, I thought I was doing this, but it doesn't seem to be the case now."
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    Full interview at the link

     
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