Oh, not a complaint! Just something I noticed after multiple viewings. This is the only movie that I can remember where 15+ complete strangers left the movie theater and started talking about what they had just seen in the hallway.
One thing I really appreciated in the film was that it didn't have the usual "Feature presentation" thing that typically precedes the film at Regal.
It was just trailer, trailer, trailer, trailer, OPENING CREDITS
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Honestly, the only way they could make this movie any better is by having a post apocalypse Gypsy Danger show up and punch a cancer ridden Kaiju in its face.
I really liked Fury Road. The trailer was awful but the reviews convinced me. Gonna recommend it to all my friends! Also I think I have a crush on Nicholas Hoult now since I loved him in Warm Bodies too. Like, he has a thing now for looking really good in ugly make-up.
Honestly, the only way they could make this movie any better is by having a post apocalypse Gypsy Danger show up and punch a cancer ridden Kaiju in its face.
Ugh, no
Please keep your dumb sci-fi bullshit out of my dumb sci-fi bullshit
We had to go to three different movie theaters last night because the first two theaters were at 91% and 95% capacity. I was worried my friend wasn't going to like it as much as me after all the run around and my hyping it, but after the first WITNESS I could tell he was completely on board.
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Every time I go see this movie, the theater was packed to the point of discomfort.
If and I mean IF I have any complaints about Fury Road they would be
I didn't like the 3D explosion scene. I don't like when movies put an obviously made for 3D scene in a movie that otherwise doesn't have them.
That shot is the only shot in the film that isn't anything less than spectacular.
I felt like they were really trying for a PG-13 rating and it took away from a couple of scenes just a TINY bit. I wish they'd have just embraced the R. I look forward to an unrated blu ray.
Really? I never felt like it was "trying" to get any particular rating. It was so obviously a creator's unfettered vision that everything that happened happened because he wanted it to. If it ended up not feeling like an R movie I'd say that's more down to the MPAA's rating system being byzantine and stupid than anything against the film itself.
If and I mean IF I have any complaints about Fury Road they would be
I didn't like the 3D explosion scene. I don't like when movies put an obviously made for 3D scene in a movie that otherwise doesn't have them.
That shot is the only shot in the film that isn't anything less than spectacular.
I felt like they were really trying for a PG-13 rating and it took away from a couple of scenes just a TINY bit. I wish they'd have just embraced the R. I look forward to an unrated blu ray.
Really? I never felt like it was "trying" to get any particular rating. It was so obviously a creator's unfettered vision that everything that happened happened because he wanted it to. If it ended up not feeling like an R movie I'd say that's more down to the MPAA's rating system being byzantine and stupid than anything against the film itself.
Yeah, most R films I've seen have had a lot of cursing or a lot of blood, if not both.
This was the first time I saw one that was R because of the neverending action and violence.
If and I mean IF I have any complaints about Fury Road they would be
I didn't like the 3D explosion scene. I don't like when movies put an obviously made for 3D scene in a movie that otherwise doesn't have them.
That shot is the only shot in the film that isn't anything less than spectacular.
I felt like they were really trying for a PG-13 rating and it took away from a couple of scenes just a TINY bit. I wish they'd have just embraced the R. I look forward to an unrated blu ray.
Really? I never felt like it was "trying" to get any particular rating. It was so obviously a creator's unfettered vision that everything that happened happened because he wanted it to. If it ended up not feeling like an R movie I'd say that's more down to the MPAA's rating system being byzantine and stupid than anything against the film itself.
Yeah, most R films I've seen have had a lot of cursing or a lot of blood, if not both.
This was the first time I saw one that was R because of the neverending action and violence.
I thought it was for the boobs. There wasn't even that much swearing...
I just got back from Fury Road as well! It was fantastic, incredibly well paced and high octane. I didn't find much to take away from it, but I did sit there with a big grin on my face throughout, and left feeling perfectly satisfied. I'm not much of a cinephile but it felt really well shot and... complete, basically.
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the guitar music synched up with the blind guitarist, stopping and starting when he was fumbling due to Max fighting on the vehicle.
I mean
He was actually playing the guitar
That was a fully functional rig
Well not everything you saw was actually what you were hearing. It would have been a ridiculous pain to shoot and edit it so that it all lined up at all times.
The biggest positive thing about Pacific Rim though is that it is still my only D-Box experience, and the jolt the seat gave when they did the rocket punch was awesome
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Also, I didn't have any problem with the dialogue in the movie. I could hear everything pretty clearly.
It actually sounded good which is rare for my theater. When I saw Avengers is kind of sounded like I was underwater and there was no bass.
We knew before. There was an early rundown and description of all of the vehicles.
It's called the Doof Wagon because it makes noise. Y'know, doof doof doof doof. It's the thumping bass of the Warband.
I couldn't tell that the Warboys were chanting "V8 V8 V8 V8" until my third showing (which had more people than the first and second showings).
I mean
That was a fully functional rig
It was just trailer, trailer, trailer, trailer, OPENING CREDITS
Really everyone was great in that movie.
This has nothing to do with the movie itself
That's a theater choice
Ugh, no
Please keep your dumb sci-fi bullshit out of my dumb sci-fi bullshit
That shot is the only shot in the film that isn't anything less than spectacular.
Really? I never felt like it was "trying" to get any particular rating. It was so obviously a creator's unfettered vision that everything that happened happened because he wanted it to. If it ended up not feeling like an R movie I'd say that's more down to the MPAA's rating system being byzantine and stupid than anything against the film itself.
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He has proudly spoken of how few frames of explicit violence actually exist in Mad Max
He says it's only like, 50 frames
Yeah, most R films I've seen have had a lot of cursing or a lot of blood, if not both.
This was the first time I saw one that was R because of the neverending action and violence.
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I thought it was for the boobs. There wasn't even that much swearing...
The camera didn't linger on the violence because the characters didn't linger on the violence.
Is that dude dead? Okay then that dude over there is not dead, we have to fix that no time to examine our handiwork.
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Well then how do you explain the wanton carnage all over Babe 2: Pig in the City?
It is now my belief that Fury Road is what was going on in Australia during the events of Interstellar's first act.
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Pacific Rim was a better idea than a movie
well, except for charlie day and ron perlman
Well not everything you saw was actually what you were hearing. It would have been a ridiculous pain to shoot and edit it so that it all lined up at all times.
Why didn't you back me up then
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Because I got screamed out of the thread
That's such a toss up for me
I like the world of Pac Rim, it's just as soon as they climb into the robots and fight the monsters that it becomes snoozetown
But meanwhile there are no memorable characters in it, and Furiosa makes a really strong case for Fury Road
Like, regardless of what I thought about this, I would still totally go see a Furiosa film
still seeing it in my head like some kind of flashback that will stick with me for awhile
what a ride