Yekshemesh
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If there's any movie that deserves a 3 hour director's cut, it's this one. Do not disappoint Bluray release...
If there's any movie that deserves a 3 hour director's cut, it's this one.
If there's any movie that deserves a 3 hour director's cut, it's this one. Do not disappoint Bluray release...
That would fuck the pacing to death. Hell no.
It's not happening anyway. The blu-ray special features are your basic everyday EPK fluff. No special cuts.
If there's any movie that deserves a 3 hour director's cut, it's this one. Do not disappoint Bluray release...
That would fuck the pacing to death. Hell no.
It's not happening anyway. The blu-ray special features are your basic everyday EPK fluff. No special cuts.
T I just want more Mad Max!!!
find this button on your remote:
Become friendly with it.
I know I will.
Max is a better character than the T-800
Furiosa is a better character than Sarah Conner
Nux is a better character than John Conner
The action is shot better
The action is more inventive
The story is told *through* the action, and not via stopped-down exposition dumps between set-pieces.
Nobody slides in and out of character for cheap laughs or plot purposes
There's no storytelling bloat
There's no editing missteps
1) Raiders of the Lost Ark
2) Die Hard
3) Fury Road
4) Predator
5) ALIENS (Theatrical Cut)
I agree, but it's the way Fury Road does everything else that elevates it for me which is why I specifically said "storytelling" instead of "writing." The frantic, physical, silent film energy to the storytelling in FR resonates with me more than the writing in T2. FR is absolutely a roller coaster, but it's Roller Coaster Prime- ironed, oiled, and buffed into an aerodynamic piece of work that accomplishes everything it sets out to do at a level we don't see often in action movies, much less big budget action movies.
Like I said, I'm not taking anything away from T2, it's a classic, but if we're ranking these movies I have to be honest with myself, and when nostalgia is removed, FR does more of the little things I value right now than T2.
I really love T2, and has interesting arc for Sarah Connor, but I don't think I've ever heard it seriously argued that it's a deep story. If anyone is willing to enlighten me on how it has a significant amount of depth (not compared to Fury Road, just in general), I'd like to hear it.
If there's any movie that deserves a 3 hour director's cut, it's this one. Do not disappoint Bluray release...
I like this list. Mine would differ
RoboCop
The Matrix
Terminator 2
Aliens
Mad Max Fury Road
Not every movie is better when longer.If there's any movie that deserves a 3 hour director's cut, it's this one. Do not disappoint Bluray release...
I appreciate them doing something different at least.
Max is a better character than the T-800
Furiosa is a better character than Sarah Connor
Nux is a better character than John Connor
The action is shot better
The action is more inventive
The story is told *through* the action, and not via stopped-down exposition dumps between set-pieces.
Nobody slides in and out of character for cheap laughs or plot purposes
There's no storytelling bloat
There's no editing missteps
It looks like opening credits to some cheep TV show.
Guys, I need The Wasteland. I need to know that The Wasteland will happen. And that Miller will direct it.
I've never understood why T2 was always defaulted to the greatest action movie ever but never begrudged anyone that point till now. Fury Road is better in every way.
It's been about 6 years since I've seen T2 though so maybe I should rewatch it.
The T-1000 is a lot better than Immortan Joe, as cool as he was. Robert Patrick's T-1000 performance was a performance for the ages.
Nothing can top some of the subtle shots he's in.
"Call to him. I know this hurts." Mad Max has nothing on those scenes.
I really can't believe this is really a debate. Fury Road is better than Terminator 2. Lord help me.
Robert Patrick put in a great performance for sure but the T-1000 isn't subtle in itself, nor does it have any depth. Immortan Joe has an entire movie's worth of untold story just from what little we saw in Fury Road. A much more interesting bad-guy than the unstoppable killing machine with no other purpose but to drive the plot forward that was T-1000.
Well the T-1000 is literally a machine... I thought Patrick did a great job playing an impassive, ruthless killing machine. He looked 0% human.
T2
Raiders
Die Hard
Fury Road
T1
Predator
I feel like The Matrix would have been much better if they had brought in martial artist actors. For the style of fight choreography, the actors just felt too stiff. It lacked this fluid flow to it.
I really didn't enjoy this movie at all. There really wasn't any Mad Max in it.
I did like the drum beaters and the guitar player though... silly though they were.
I'm really kind of shocked at how positive most people are about the movie.
Furiosa is in no way, shape or form a better character than Sarah Connor, especially when you consider Sarah's growth from the beginning of T1 all the way through the end of T2.
No one slides out of character in T2.
John Connor as written is a great character. They just didn't cast an actor who could really deliver the lines that were written in the script.
T2 is widely considered the greatest action film of all time. To beat it, Mad Max has to be the greatest action film of all time. I'm not sure it is. It's top 5, but not #1.
I'm really kind of shocked at how positive most people are about the movie.
are you sure you watched the same movie?
seriously, everyone that says max isnt in the movie much, were you fucking watching?
I feel like The Matrix would have been much better if they had brought in martial artist actors. For the style of fight choreography, the actors just felt too stiff. It lacked this fluid flow to it.