They did a great job of making each of them distinct and memorable, would’ve been very easy to just make them into macguffins or just male-gaze-objects but they were all interesting characters with personalities.

@T-h-a-t_G-u-y

Ай бұрын

Male gaze lulz

The level of commitment and research these actresses poured into their roles is incredibly impressive. Especially in such and extreme climate !

Shout out to the crew keeping them warm and looking after everyone!

They were my favorites from the film, always thinking of them! ♥️

Zoe Kravitz would've made a great Chani

@DaenerysUchiha

2 ай бұрын

Yess

@SoWhosGae

2 ай бұрын

Chani was a readhead in the books

@MALIK-sx2qq

2 ай бұрын

Hair dye…wigs….etc

@mingfei1622

2 ай бұрын

Too bad she doesn’t know how to act 😢

@ibrahim.a9912

2 ай бұрын

​@@SoWhosGaeno one cares

Excellent ❤

Reminds me of our time in Syria 🇸🇾

Three of the five wives are nepo babies lol

@b8787

2 ай бұрын

Whi are the other two besides Zoe?

@katiepurry18

2 ай бұрын

Riley Keough is the grand daughter of Elvis and the other one might be Abbey Lee, a footballer’s daughter

@b8787

2 ай бұрын

@@katiepurry18 Thank you!

Ryan used kelly as an object

Present 6 Hours

(May 26, 2024) Rehearsing1:25 White panties3:50 Chasity belt4:53 Wives jumping around5:58 Sand in everyhole possible8:23 Ice cream man9:00 9:20 7:00 Zoe7:27 Tom hardy9:23 9:37

Pretty goofy idea for a movie

@GameChanger597

3 ай бұрын

Well it's a goofy time in history... unfortunately

@nathanthomson777

3 ай бұрын

Well you just don’t understand the film clearly.

@stevenhenry5267

3 ай бұрын

Wrong

@courtneym75

2 ай бұрын

it is a goofy idea - all the Mad max movies are - but it WORKS. Love when that happens!

@Mmmv2

2 ай бұрын

This movie is amazing! Wake up!!!!

All my girlfriends 😘

@blueshoes5145

2 ай бұрын

You wish he he

They just fake a lot . They have all the modern day comforts . But looks gorgeous Charlize Theron wouldn't have cared much . Just worked really hard to get it right.

2:25 - "Mad max" is and was a great movie, which I consider to be brilliant in its own way. But I'm not too keen on it being perceived as "feminist". Because if we accept that interpretation, then the message fulfills all the black nightmares of right-wing radicals and incels: feminism sees women as better and more moral, while it sees men as the source of all problems. The only way to live a just life in peace is to isolate ourselves from men and use them only for reproductive purposes. Granted, this makes sense in the context of a Mad-max world where all men are either bigoted or desperate. In either case, then, such a man is a guarantee of trouble - especially if you're a woman. It's just that Mad-max is based on the problematic premise that human society collapses absurdly quickly into a state of total chaos. But that's not entirely true - we know empirically that it doesn't work that way, and in the case of disasters, on the contrary, society comes together and people help each other out more. Of course, if it did "collapse", it would probably get more complicated over time and the Garden of Eden of human altruism would not fall out of it, but neither would the world of madness that Mad-max represents. Anyway, bottom line - calling Mad-max "feminist" means that you think feminism is a zero sum game and you think women deserve to win because that's the only way the world can achieve balance. If this is the interpretation espoused by incels, etc. But if it's held by someone who considers themselves a fighter for "equality", then I have news for you: it's not a fight for equality, it's a fight for revenge. "Mad max" is and was a great movie that I consider to be brilliant in its own way. But I'm not too keen on it being perceived as "Feminist". Because if we accept that interpretation, then the message fulfills all the black nightmares of right-wing radicals and incels: feminism sees women as better and more moral, while it sees men as the source of all problems. The only way to live a just life in peace is to isolate ourselves from men and use them only for reproductive purposes. Admittedly, this makes sense in the context of a Mad-max world where all men are either fanatical or desperate. In either case, then, such a man is a guarantee of trouble - especially if you're a woman. It's just that Mad-max starts from the problematic premise that human society collapses into a state of total chaos absurdly quickly. But that's not entirely true - we know empirically that it doesn't work that way, and in the case of disasters, on the contrary, the community comes together and people help each other more. Of course, if it really "collapsed", it would probably get more complicated over time and the Garden of Eden of human altruism would not fall out of it, yet neither would the world of madness presented by Mad-max. Anyway, bottom line - calling Mad-max a "feminist" means that you think feminism is a zero sum game and you think women deserve to win because that's the only way the world can achieve balance. If incels subscribe to this interpretation, then I understand. But if you consider yourself an equality warrior, then I have news for you - this really isn't "equality".

@blueshoes5145

2 ай бұрын

Let me ask you a question ? …are you uncomfortable with the idea that if a group of women are stranded somewhere that all the men they come into contact with may not have their best interests at heart ? Well… hate to break it to you but that’s not feminist propaganda, that’s reality for a lot of women. You must not be a woman who has experience in having to be paranoid on a night run or being in an elevator alone with a guy. Welcome to our world. I’m all for movies that portray reality (plus or minus dramatization. It’s a movie after all, not a documentary) or at least makes a strong point. If people get a taste of what it feels like then the job is done. Isn’t that what movies are for ? Experience without direct experience. I’m sure the director wasn’t going for rainbows and hearts as the vibe. There are plenty of romance movies for that. But we can’t just have romance films. Feminism and revenge you say ? Im sure it crosses women’s minds but most of us are sane and think logically. An eye for an eye turns the whole world blind you see. But how come it scares you ? I thought women’s history were all fake. Or are you afraid of experiencing what women have been facing for centuries ? Are you realizing that being a woman in this world doesn’t sound too dreamy ? The table hasn’t even switched completely and all your knees are starting to buckle lol. Good news is that feminism is just about equality. We are not gonna go around doing the same atrocities we went through. Don’t worry. We don’t stoop that low. However, taking back power doesn’t happen if you are passive. Apparently we have to fight for what is meant to be a free birth right. So clearly things aren’t in our favor and there is resistance. If you think this is a propaganda like many men do when they complain about current movies, then I’m worried about the lack of understanding people have for women’s issues. Guys think our paranoia is far fetched until they dress themselves as a woman and walk in a vulnerable state. Just look at statistics if you are confused…Causes for female deaths. There is not even that many bear attacks. No wonder the man or bear debate comes in. All this being said, we still love good men. That’s not something I can say about incels or alpha bros. They hate good men and all women. Maybe instead of men aiming the baton at us, maybe focus on the guys around you. A man who is content and confident is no snowflake. They see no threat in a movie with feminist themes. Plus, this is a dystopian setting. You can expect a lot of bad people, no matter the gender.

@Eristtx

2 ай бұрын

Truthfully, I'm not too happy about your comment. I wrote my comment based more on feelings, which is always tricky because I have partial problems with terminology. I watched a few more videos after writing the comment and my opinion changed slightly - so now I am faced with having to address not only your critical response, but also the fact that I don't entirely identify with the original text. And as a bonus - in my opinion I expressed myself so clumsily that your criticism does not, in my opinion, reflect my point. So I'm addressing a criticism with which I agree in part. I guess part of the problem is that I'm not a native speaker and I'm from central Europe, i.e. we probably have a cultural barrier between us. // "...are you uncomfortable with the idea that if a group of women are stranded somewhere that all the men they come into contact with may not have their best interests at heart?" I agree that this can happen - maybe a decade back I wouldn't have believed it, but in the context of the migrant crisis and the arrival of many men from different cultural backgrounds (Sunni Islam) it has happened repeatedly in our country. // "Well... hate to break it to you but that's not feminist propaganda, that's reality for a lot of women." I didn't say Mad Max was feminist propaganda. What I was trying to say is that I don't like the interpretation of Mad Max as a "feminist movie" because it makes all men potentially suspect. I wasn't trying to say that Mad Max "is feminist" - I can interpret the film using different interpretive frameworks. We can easily look at the film through the lens of Marxism and observe the power dynamics between different groups. At the same time, there has been a slight shift on my part here, as I realise that it can be argued that Mad Max contains sub-feminist undertones that I thought were natural. Strong female protagonists, main character collaboration with female characters, etc. // "Feminism and revenge you say?" That wasn't what I was trying to say - it was an attempt to demonstrate that if I considered Mad Max to be a feminist film that reflected real-life male and female behaviour (dramatised and set in a fictional world, of course) then that would lead to absurd conclusions about the idea of men within feminism. But my point was simply that we shouldn't look at the film through that lens at all. While I acknowledge that many women have to deal with inappropriate behavior from those around them and fear for their safety, realistically a fraction of men behave this way. According to statistics, between 30% and 35% of women will experience domestic violence in their lifetime. But that doesn't mean that 1/3 of men beat their wives. Realistically, a small percentage of men (about 5-10%) may be responsible for most cases of violence. Again, this is not to say that this can be downplayed - the data is from Europe. Although again, I rely on my memory, for example, in India I have associated with a very problematic attitude towards women. /// The whole point was that making Mad Max a feminist film leads to the conclusion that almost every man is a danger to women. And every woman is a victim. It was only after writing the commentary that I appreciated some of the characteristics of the film that I took for granted. I was not criticizing the film itself, but the interpretive framework. The rest of the commentary criticizes culturally specific things women have to fight for - in our country, women have had the right to abortion since 1957. I don't want to argue about things I don't quite think. Although I find some parts of the last third to be over the top, you are responding here to what I used as a demonstration of absurdity. It is not something I saw in the film. While I tend to take a defensive position, it would lead to abandoning my real opinion just for the sake of arguing. ...I apologize for the length. Unfortunately, that's what happens when I venture into topics I don't really understand.