I had the pleasure of speaking to one of the stunt coordinators for Furiosa. I believe he also worked on Fury Road. George and his crew take these movies very seriously and are the real deal when it comes to action. It’s very exciting to see an outside perspective on their work.

@boardmandave

7 ай бұрын

Fury Road has some of the best stunts I've ever seen hands down tell him you have a massive fan in the UK for me please I'm looking forward to furiosa

@musashi939

7 ай бұрын

Maybe I should watch it again. The basic story was just stupid. Too stupid to enjoy the action around it. Cause yeah what do I expect of mad max. But 1-3 had a consistent story that kinda made sense. But p4. Let's go this direction for can't remember what just to drive it back again.. That part was kinda stupid.

@jm6406

7 ай бұрын

@@musashi939 I feel like you have to be stupid not to comprehend the reasoning for why they're going where they're going

@musashi939

6 ай бұрын

@@jm6406 lol. Someone fails to admit the story is stupid and to not accept that, you double down by insulting others. Great.

@ecyor0

6 ай бұрын

@@musashi939 Furiosa was taking Immortan Joe's wives away from their captivity and escaping to the place she was kidnapped from as a child. When they finally escape from their pursuers and meet the remains of Furiosa's people they discover the place they were trying to escape to no longer exists, having turned into a poisonous bog. They initially think they have no option but to keep travelling into the wastes and hope they find somewhere before they run out of supplies, but then Max points out that Immortan Joe has pulled all of his soldiers away from his citadel to chase them. If they can circle around and beat Immortan Joe back to the citadel, they can take over it and lock his forces out (because everyone is only loyal to Immortan Joe out of fear and if he doesn't control the water he doesn't have any power). Really not that difficult a plot to understand. You'd kinda have to be stupid (or not paying attention because you'd already decided it was stupid) to not pick up on that.

What I notice watching these men, is the word “DANGEROUS.” They use it to describe many things, whether it is something evil, a strong hero, or a wild animal. I wonder if their language has other variations as the English language does when describing something. I love these guys.

@Denasgurman

7 ай бұрын

Sometimes the movie itself is dangerous, that's funny

@calebault8077

7 ай бұрын

It seems they use it like we would use “scary” or “terrifying.”

@JsscRchlDrsy

7 ай бұрын

@@calebault8077 Yes!👍 Not to be messed with.

@lukejams

7 ай бұрын

@@JsscRchlDrsy we use this word for dangerous when we wanna say 'awesome but terrifying'.

@aspieanarchist5439

6 ай бұрын

My dad was of Indian, Italian, Basque and Greek descent and he often used "Dangerous" to mean "reckless" or "clumsy".

The practical effects and real stunts was what made this movie an instant classic. Yes, there's CGI, but outside of that dust storm scene you barely notice any of it and I love that. We simply don't get movies made like this hardly ever anymore and that's a tragedy.

this is actually one of the best movies i've ever seen

@jawbone78

7 ай бұрын

It wouldn't matter how many movies you've seen, this is one of the best movies ever made.

@commanderkruge

7 ай бұрын

Me too - and I'm 53 and watched LOADS of movies. :D It's a piece of art. A masterwork.

Best action movie in history, imo. Also, as it's 100% a "show, don't tell" movie, it's so easy to get into it and slowly see the lore behind it. A great movie most people can understand if they pay attention, no matter their culture.

Petition for 'Now the real fun of the game will come' merch.

@ElmismisimoPurpura

7 ай бұрын

X2

@penderyn8794

7 ай бұрын

And "very dangerous"

I think Ruby would appreciate seeing this movie, there are so many brave female characters!

@golmatol6537

7 ай бұрын

Same thoughts here. She would have loved this movie.

@gloryshadow8710

7 ай бұрын

I dont think she likes violent movies.

My favorite reaction so far. Even though from kind of different worlds than the people who made this movie, these men had understanding and insight into it

It would be nice to show them some of "the making of" documentaries of various movies they watched so they have a better understanding of special effects and other behind the scenes considerations.

I love that they both focused on the struggles of the characters, I also paid attention to this. So many sacrifices for eachother.

an excellent movie! I always love seeing people witness this for the first time!

@Cyproduction

7 ай бұрын

Witness!!!

54:47 - I can't remember who said it, but another acclaimed director, after watching Fury Road, said he didn't understand two things. He didn't understand how they ever finished the movie, and he didn't understand how hundreds of people weren't dead. That's pretty much the greatest praise I've ever heard for a film.

I think the big thing with this movie is to point out, that basically nothing is cgi'd except weather and landscapes. Like the point of the stunts being done real, which is craazy. Since some of these cars were for example really hard to drive for so small windshields etc. Some of the made cars weren't even used for deemed to be too dangerous. The head stunt coordinator broke his leg(s) when they filmed Mad Max 2 because the director is very purist wanting stuff to be as close to done practically as can. Like that is an aspect that people can debate on, the safety and rather cgi'ing stuff. It still just cannot be denied that things look and gives a way better feeling when done real. Like when they flipped the whole big truck in Nolan's Batman Dark Knight, I do think there is a lot more to that than just cgi'ing it. To me personally it get's really boring when big robots like in Transformer series are fighting and destroying buildings. Not taking away from the work of it but in my opinion cgi works The Best in movies like this one or Parasite where it is to enchance the landscape/storytelling (not just to do big action cgi set-pieces). Like you are not reeally even supposed to see that there is cgi atleast to distracting levels. Otherone that is more than fine is things like adding people in a shot like Game of Thrones did with the army camp stuff etc. I just don't like too much of cgi, especially when it's the main-focus and not the story or not done in some really clever way.

I want a T-shirt with Babu's face saying: "Master is Master"

One of the greatest action movies ever made. You guys should definitely check out Mad Max 2 The Road Warrior.

Of all the movies in the world, this movie is in my opinion one of the greatest that I have ever had the pleasure of seeing. It's my absolute favorite film of all time and I believe people will be talking about it for generations to come. The movie's narrative, pacing, and execution of every scene, be it blistering action or the sad low of Furiosa learning her homeland has become a wasteland, this film entraps you completely. I'm so glad you guys got a chance to see it, I wish everyone could have a chance to see it.

@jawbone78

7 ай бұрын

This movie was a stunning achievement. A pure action movie - scarcely any dialogue, pretty much a car chase from start to finish - but it's also one of the finest movies of all time. George Miller showed everyone how to do it properly. I only wish he had enough time left on earth to make ten more like it. It doesn't matter how many times I watch it (I've seen it at least 20 times), it leaves me stunned every time.

One of the beautiful things about George Miller’s style is he writes these movies to be just as understandable if you were to mute the audio. The themes, stories and characters often transcend cultural boundaries and it’s awesome to get to share that because it does away with the language and culture barrier.

Important about Mad Max Fury Road is also the influence it had. Since the 1990s, movies having increasingly been relying on computer effects and no matter how good those effects are, if you use too many, the scene looks fake. We've seen this in Lord of the Rings, the Star Wars prequels, and tons of other movies. Actors were complaining about having to act against green screen all the time. Ian McKellen cried during the filming of The Hobbit because he had to do every scene as Gandalf alone while the hobbit and dwarfs were together. Fury Road changed the direction of the movie industry to more real, practical effects. It still doesn't have a single frame that isn't touched by the computer, but the big difference is that what happens in the center of the screen is always real. The fake stuff is to the sides, it's the colours, the backgrounds, the massive dust storm, but never the vehicles and the people. CGI can be great, but it must be used sparingly, and only for the things that can't be done any other way. That's the real lesson of Fury Road.

I agree on the fact that Sister Ruby should have watched this movie

I watched the Max movies as a kid and kinda grew up with post-apocalypse as one of my forms of fiction...Its great seeing people going into it almost blind and seeing all that bleak crazy for the first time...helped by this being an amazing film

Im really glad you showed them this movie their reactions to it was great

Witnessed!

raeen always says the current movie is always more amazing than all previous movies hes seen haha

Let's gooooo! Thank you for showing this movie, I've been waiting for this reaction 👍

finally i get to see them react to one of the greatest action movies in the recent years.

"cha cha chaa","A-re baap re baap!" and 3 toungeclicks has become forever part of my vocabulary at this point...

@DanceySteveYNWA

7 ай бұрын

You're saying it wrong, "A-re baap re baap"

@JokerInk-CustomBuilds

7 ай бұрын

@@DanceySteveYNWA I know I am saying it phoneticly just like them... I have a good ear for language... but you are right, I definetly spelled it wrong! Thanx for letting me know the right way!

You need to show them the movie THE OLD GUARD it has the same woman here FURIOSA in it her real name Charlize Theron!! I think they would love it!!

Around 80-85% of this movie's special effects were practical, meaning they REALLY did them. George doesn't like CGI much.

Such an amazing action movie !

This is the 4th movie in the series. Fury Road was originally written in 1997 and was supposed to take place 25 years after Thunderdome with 41 year old Mel Gibson playing a 50 something Max, after 18 years of rewrites and delays it was set just 10 years after Thunderdome with a 40ish Max and Mel was too old to play him, enter Tom Hardy. Mad Max (1979), Mad Max 2 (1981), Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome (1985) make up the original trilogy. Fury Road is the first of the second trilogy, Mad Max: Furiosa is a prequel retracing Charlize Theron's character from this movie, how she grew up, lost her arm etc. (which I think happened in a Thunderdome death match), it will release in 2024, and Mad Max: Wasteland is in pre-production and will be picking up right where Fury Road ended with Furiosa ruling her kingdom and Max as her General.

The guy playing music is like War drumbs, the way he play it is how the Leader is transmitting instruction to those that hear it on how they will attack or move sense they have no radio.

Great choice and good reactions from these two. Surprised that none of them commented on how gorgeous all those wives were.

The first chase ending in the dust storm is quite likely the best chase sequence ever filmed combined with the fantastic Junkie XL Score makes for a masterpiece of filmmaking. I grew up with Max and the road warrior was a staple for many years but the action in Fury Road still hasn’t been topped. Mel is still the best Mad Max tho.

This was such a good pick!! ⚡🔥

Furiosa is such a badass!

Mad max should have been the starting point

@ElmismisimoPurpura

7 ай бұрын

It's too boring for the pace they're used to.

Please let my friends know that the issue of nuclear war has been studied since the end of WWII. There have been so many nuclear weapons created that it doesn’t matter who fires first, EVERYONE loses. Millions would be killed in the fires and nuclear explosions. Scientists have calculated, rather sadly, that if a nuclear war started, the ones killed immediately by the explosions would be the lucky ones. You may want to show our friends a video on “the year without summer.” I don’t recall the century, somewhere between the 1400s and 1700s, from memory, the volcano Krakatoa erupted and put so much ash and dust in the atmosphere that scientists and geologists can find a thin layer of volcanic material the world over. The dust and ash cloud was so thick it caused year-round snowfall. I recall seeing an oil painting of people ice skating on a pond made at the time. The problem was the painting was made in summertime. We have written accounts that back up the accuracy of the painting. Detonating hundreds or thousands of nuclear weapons, essentially, simultaneously would throw up more dust and ash than any volcano. It doesn’t end there, though. At least with a volcano the ash and dust isn’t toxically radioactive. The explosion of nuclear weapons would wrap the world in radioactive fallout that, again, would make it seem that the instantly dead were, in fact, the lucky ones. This movie does a great job of showing how survivors wouldn’t just struggle to eat but would be rife with cancerous tumors. Nuclear war would poison the planet and every human body not instantly killed.

@tbone2646

7 ай бұрын

I like how you say 'scientists have calculated' and such - as if the horrors of nuclear war aren't self evident and obvious to every single person alive on the planet

@MrSmithla

7 ай бұрын

@@tbone2646 It’s certainly a topic many people don’t think about or don’t want to think about. There are accounts that are publicly available, much more out of the West than the former USSR that are frightening and sobering that I know most people are blissfully unaware of showing in the history of nuclear weapons of just how many accidents and near disasters our planet has narrowly avoided. I’m not even talking about the Cuban missile crisis. An American bomber carrying at least one nuclear weapon crashed into the ocean off, from memory, Spain. We know, as I said, less about the former Soviet nuclear weapons but I’ve read accounts of a Russian missile that almost launched due to a wrench or some such being dropped into a silo. Another account relayed a launch being avoided by a heads up technician flipping some kind of manual switch at the last minute. It’s not even the missiles themselves that are problematic. I’ve read an account that some sort of bug in the Soviet early warning system that gave an indication to the Russians that they perceived, falsely, that they’d detected an American launch and every protocol the Soviets had in place called for a launch but the order was overridden by a relatively low-level Russian officer, from memory a Colonel or some such, who had the moral courage and intelligence to delay launch to wait for more confirmation of the launch that never came. The colonel used his intelligence to determine that the Americans hadn’t made the sorts of moves and preparations that would signal an actual imminent attack. Consider the nightmare scenario that the systems and protocols called for a launch where time was absolutely critical but a single man contravening policies said, “Let’s just wait a second before we destroy all humanity!” The whole history and philosophy of MAD and deterrence and SDI are truly frightening even without a single launch happening. Let’s examine some of the realities with some simple thought experiments. You’ll be the US/the West and I’ll be the Soviet Union. So, we both have our ‘swords,’ the missiles but I determine or detect that you are attempting to deploy a ‘shield,’ some system or technology that will intercept my ‘swords,’ whether a sky-, space- or ground-based system or some combination thereof. Now for your ‘shield’ to be effective you’ve got to plan to successfully intercept, let’s just say, for argument’s sake, you calculate you’ll need to stop hundreds of missiles more or less simultaneously across tens of thousands of miles. That means that wherever your anti-weapon weapon system is based, it’s going to take multiple nodes to cover as much space as necessary and that means that your system can’t come fully online simultaneously. I’ll see you working on your system as your effective coverage will grow from 0% on day one to some number higher than that as more and more of your ‘shield’ comes online. Let’s quickly examine what the requirements of your ‘shield’ are. You might try going with an energy-based system, using lasers to overheat my missiles in flight. Maybe you go with some sort of mechanical system; either anti-missile-missiles launched from the ground or perhaps you park some satellites in orbit with batteries of projectiles that shoot, say, tungsten rods to slam into my missiles. Well, it’s going to take a while for you to launch enough satellites to create an effective screen and I’ll see all of that while it’s happening. So, what will I do? If I allow your system to be completed, then my nation will be at a distinct disadvantage. From your point of view you maintain that your ‘shield’ is inherently peaceful, it’s just a system to protect your people. From my perspective, though, it seems that once your system is in place, you’ll have every incentive to launch your missiles at me, safe in the knowledge that my counter-strike will be ineffective. On day 1 of your program your defense is at 0%, same as me with no shield. Every day you work on your program, every additional satellite you launch, your protection rises while my lack of a system remains the same or, if I work on my own system, will lag behind yours. So, what will I do? Let’s look at the upper limit of your protective shield: will/can you ever reach 100%? Murphy’s Law says no. I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt, though, and assign your shield a 99% effective coverage when completed. Your system being 99% effective still means 1 of every 100 of my missiles gets through. I’m shoooting many hundreds of missiles at you and each one that gets through destroys one of your cities. All of a sudden 99% isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. You’re intelligent enough to realize that ICBMs travel in the tens of thousands of mph. Whatever your system is, you’re setting yourself the task not terribly different than trying to hit a bullet with another bullet and missing by a few meters is the same as missing by a mile. My options, then, are to launch my missiles before your system is fully operational and to acknowledge that your system would be designed to be 99% effective versus the number of missiles I have at a certain moment. I lag behind you technically, so I can’t field my own ‘shield’ or my shield will lag behind yours. What I can do, though, is make more nuclear missiles to make sure that my missiles can overwhelm your system. You’d agree that, from a certain point of view, a system that’s, say, 60% effective is, essentially, 0% effective in the end result. Congratulations, you stopped 60% of my missiles and your country is still a nuclear wasteland. Your ‘shield’ that you maintain was to stop nuclear war actually caused me to launch before my missiles become worthless. As self-evident as avoiding nuclear war seems to be, these scenarios must be studied to keep us from doing something catastrophic.

@MrSmithla

7 ай бұрын

@@tbone2646 That ‘war’ is best avoided and nuclear war doubly so is self-evident to you and I but to accurately describe and explain why, exactly, nuclear war should be avoided is a topic worthy of some time

Would like to see a special react to the furiosa trailer :P

@ElmismisimoPurpura

7 ай бұрын

X2

I know it's silly but the whole movie I'm thinking "Where are they getting so much gasoline?".

Amazing film, the lads looked like me when I watched it in the cinema - I don't think I breathed for half the movie is was so intense

Fantastic commentary!

I loved Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome! Not just because it's part of my childhood, but because the characters were so endearing. The story built over time. And I really wanted the kids to make it tomorrow-morrow land, even if their own land was better. I was disappointed in Fury Road. For someone like me, the souped-up hot rods, explosions, the grotesque and stunts (though very cool) are always secondary to a well built story. I was hoping for more of an endearing story. I must say, I cared very little about any of the characters in this. Maybe the next part will have more of a story that I can get immersed in.

54:54 Indeed it was pretty much all shot in a desert, specifically the Namibian desert in southern Africa.

@mrsickukxx1332

7 ай бұрын

They were originally planning to shoot in Australia again but they planned to film at the wrong time of year and the Australien desert was covered in flowers. Oops…hence the change to Namibia.

@TheOtherGuys2

7 ай бұрын

@@mrsickukxx1332 Mad Max: Flowery Road.... yeah, doesn't have the same ring to it.

Also, I want a t-shirt with Raeen saying: "Sabash" Or however its written

My last T-shirt request is Sister Ruby saying "Lē'h!"

I have to wonder how much manages to get carried over in the translation they're hearing. Like, some of the words and names, I'm not sure if they'd carry the same meaning, you know? Guzzoline, Furiosa, Immortan Joe, etc. Certain blendings and evolutions of words that could be redone for other languages, but it'd be a lot of word. What's their language's equivalent of "Rictus Erectus" or "Vuvalini" or "anti-seed", and so on. Not complaining or anything, because I don't know how it carried over, I just wonder.

@jawbone78

7 ай бұрын

There's always cultural things that get lost in translation and that these folks don't pick up on (which is fine, and is part of the attraction to this channel), but yeah, I also wonder how you could possibly translate the names and lingo in this to any other language.

Ruby would love this one. I saw she's now on Lord of the Rings. Save this one for her. And Raeen should see Avatar, Dune and The Martian. He would love those.

This is how to reboot a franchise! This is how to do action!

I now wonder what they'd think of the "Death Race" franchise after viewing this movie and its custom made vehicles.

This one is indeed the best

@aaronmicalowe

7 ай бұрын

Subjective. I liked the first Mad Max movie the most.

I don't what fans you mean when they say this is the best one. I'm part of a mad max fan group and it's widely known that mad max 2 is the best regarding fans. Ain't gunna lie though fury Road is a masterpiece of modern cinema, the chrome edition in B/W is well worth a watch.

It all makes sense when you consider almost all knowledge was destroyed.

U gotta get the 3 young guys to watch saw. That'd be hilarious to see their reactions. Especially the young man that isn't present in this video he's very squeamish 😂

Because this film was recommended by a modern-day fanboy who doesn’t know other Max films were made before he was born, it’s often lost that the reason Tom Hardy’s Max is having traumatic flashbacks of kids is presumably what happened to the kids from “Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome”. As much as .i”m against fanboy Villager Abuse, that one’s PG-13 enough that Babu, and his concern for kids, might enjoy sitting in on.

Sir, show them the first Mad Max movie. It's a masterpiece.

I would love to see them react to John Woo's Face Off! Or any Superman movie.

Mr Producer, there are FOUR movies in the Mad Max franchise. Why in the world did you start with the Last ?

@noquarter9700

7 ай бұрын

Works as a standalone. Perfectly fine so. Old mad max are ... old.

Waterworld would be an interesting movie to watch following this. Post apocolyptic aswell but quite... different. ;p

Coming up next: 1408 oh yeah boy One of the best horror movies ever made.

On the eve of the New Year, it would be nice to show them more cartoons. For example, "Up", "Incredibles", trilogy "How to train your dragon", quadrology "Shrek".

@Xgendude14

7 ай бұрын

Funny you mention The Incredibles… ;)

This film is not the first or the last of this story telling, it is just one piece of it. The older films tell of it in older film ways.

Old Mad Max movies were gold, but the Fury Road? Peak. Tom Hardy was such a perfect Max. Furiosa also was badass.

The movie "i am legend" would be great to see them react to. Or maybe "world war Z"

May I suggest _The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy?_

En dono kaa dimaag hilgaya hah, aaisa movie yeh saab kaa dimaag hiladega, mera v hilgaya tha bhai. Badiya reqction dediya bhai.

How about showing them Superman Man of Steel 2013

If babu and ruby are not here I'm gonna pass

Lest Go

plz can they watch ("The Grinch who stole christmas"2000), ("One Flew over The Cuckoo's Nest"1975), and ("Resident Evil 1&2"2002-2004)

You guys should watch tank girl 😊

book of Eli

bring on The Road Warrior and Thunderdome!

Book of Eli

I dont know who said start with this one 😔 this is a really good one but you should always start at the beginning

@jawbone78

7 ай бұрын

False. There is no need whatsoever to watch any of the original trilogy to understand this one. Every Mad Max movie is a complete standalone film. There's actually no reason at all to watch Mad Max (which sucks) or Beyond Thunderdome (which sucks even more). The Road Warrior (which was great) is worth a watch, even if this movie made it look slow, dull, and pointless. That's not a knock on Road Warrior, it's a testament to this film's transcendent greatness.

🛻🚚🚗🚙 Vroom vroooom!

:ove the vid, but why not watch the first three fist? They are amazing movies in their own right :(

Nice! You listened to my request!

@aaronmicalowe

7 ай бұрын

Did you request Mad Max? Cause this isn't Mad Max.

@noquarter9700

7 ай бұрын

@@aaronmicalowe But we definitly found Mad Aaron. Chill yo. U upset, ok. Then what.

@aaronmicalowe

7 ай бұрын

@@noquarter9700 Lol, it's fun to get mad. Get's all the shit out. 😂 Better than keeping it all in until one day you go nuclear. 🤷‍♂

Great movie choice, and also well done with the introduction beforehand. I think that was at least helpful, if not downright important. The Day After Tomorrow would also be a great choice for an apocalyptic/post-apocalyptic movie react. But someday I would also love to see them react to a classical Western, like The Magnificient Seven or Butch Cassidy & Sundance Kid.

@thelaughingman4791

7 ай бұрын

My vote would be for The Good the Bad and the Ugly. Tombstone would be good as well.

Can we get Van hell sing

I would love to see them react to "The Last of Us" series.

Very good introduction. Post-apocalyptic movies are a well known genre to Westerners but doesn't make sense without that reference point.

What langauge are the reactors speaking?

Coloca aquelas legendas para todos os idiomas 🇧🇷

either u guys saw my comment for this movie or great minds think alike 🙂

Please inform my friend Sarru that it was discovered, I’d say almost by accident, that placing a powerful magnet inside a tube with copper wires along its surface and then spinning the tube generates an electric field. That invisible to the human eye field can then be harnessed and used to light whole cities. There is a mathematical connection to this operation: the faster you spin the tube or drum, the more electricity is generated. I saw a cartoon presentation for children when I was younger explaining this. In the video it showed a Superman-type character hand cranking the drum saying “If we only had a superhero turn the tube, we could, essentially, have free electricity, but in the real world the price consumers pay for electricity is directly tied to the cost of oil which is burned to power the device that spins the tube.” Surely Sarru has seen a generator that runs on gas, no? Take a broken one and take it apart. You’ll find a drum and magnet inside it. The laws of physics, first described by Sir Isaac Newton states that the generator or turbine is an energy creating system but according to the laws of physics, the energy or ability to do work (work = power homes, turn a car’s engine, whatever) can NEVER be 100% or above. This means that you must ‘spend’ energy to create energy. For hundreds of years thinkers and builders have dreamed of a machine, a system, that could have more output than input but failed every time. The quest for a ‘perpetual motion machine/system’ has led to those desk toys you’ll see in movies and perhaps real life where a cleverly constructed series of small metal rods and wheels and joints will run a surprisingly long time by simply setting the apparatus in motion. They’ll keep swinging and rotating for quite awhile with no additional energy/input but, because of even slight amounts of friction in the air and in the joints of the device, eventually the device will slow and stop. Search Google images for ‘desktop perpetual motion machines’ and you’ll see what I’m talking about. It’s a funny thing, if you think about it, humans don’t actually need oil, can’t eat it, causes lots of wars and corruption and pollution. It would be far better to not burn oil. We need the potential chemical energy in oil to do mechanical work (the spinning of the drum/tube) in order to harness the electrical energy created by the generator but, again, we lose some of the energy at every step. Burning oil produces heat and pollutants. The turning of the drum requires energy no matter how carefully we design the drum. So, we do what we have to do for lighting and power.

Have them Watch Dr Stone Anime

Let them watch captain america the winter solider

@aaronmicalowe

7 ай бұрын

Let them watch Mad Max. It's a much better movie.

please do jurassic park 3

I would really implore you guys to take 5 minutes when showing them a movie to see if it’s part of a series or is a spin-off of a previous series. This movie has 3 movies that lead to it, and now to hav them watch them wouldn’t be as fun.

One Piece, One Piece, One Piece!

Who decided they should watch this as the first one? Absolute madness, you start with the original trilogy, they would understand all the loss and why he's gone crazy!

@zegh8578

7 ай бұрын

This movie is intended to function as a stand-alone, and it does exactly that.

@MrKrzys01

7 ай бұрын

@@zegh8578 Even Miller can't make his mind up if it's a reboot or a sequel calling it a "revisiting" but if you read the prequel comic it's definitely a continuation of Beyond Thunderdome. There is other easter eggs throughout the movie but that's the most obvious to point to.

The subtitles are WAY too fast. I’m a speed reader and I just can’t keep up. You need to slow it down.

@DanceySteveYNWA

7 ай бұрын

I'm a normal speed reader and they're fine

@lingrodeshar7448

7 ай бұрын

How would you slow down the subtitles? It's not possible. To be honest, i think the real issue is, those guys are talking to much, commenting really everything obvious. Sometimes it feels like a description for someone who's blind.

@audreyandlinCompany

7 ай бұрын

They can't or the English subs will be too far behind the discussion. Sometimes a language has one word which takes several in another to express.

@aaronmicalowe

7 ай бұрын

I refuse to watch this reaction because they didn't start with the first movie. 🤷‍♂

@noquarter9700

7 ай бұрын

@@aaronmicalowe Sorry for ya

SHOULD DID THE ORIGINAL MAD MAX FIRST ! 😅

@jawbone78

7 ай бұрын

No one anywhere ever should have to watch that.

Oh you should have started them with Mad Max, and then Mad Max 2: Road Warrior!

@audreyandlinCompany

7 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. It's interesting to see Max's character change and develop with time and experience.

@CeluiEtSeul

7 ай бұрын

Yeah, but , as mentioned in this same video, although the viewers have seen The original Mad Max series, this was the one they recommended the most..

@floydhill9265

7 ай бұрын

Beyond Tunderdome is my personal favorite of the series

@audreyandlinCompany

7 ай бұрын

@@CeluiEtSeul Yes, good point. So I'm guessing they're not planning on covering the other films in the series?

@aaronmicalowe

7 ай бұрын

@@CeluiEtSeul So, if they recommended Infinity Wars first, you would agree?

What, no Babu or Ruby? Sacrilege!

Please print their names in multiple places. I don't remember names well, but like these two gentlemen together. Our oldest reviewer, God loves his sole, needs a break.

Why not start with the original movie instead of this poor sequel?

Will you stop showing these franchises backwards! You’re confusing the hell out of them.

Where is the reaction to the original Mad Max? If you're going to react to a franchise, start from the beginning.

@skyzoDBois

7 ай бұрын

there is no beginning with the Mad Max franchise, all movies are independant of each others

@aaronmicalowe

7 ай бұрын

@@skyzoDBois The main character is kept between the early movies. Don't turn this into an argument.

@Trazynn

7 ай бұрын

@@aaronmicalowe George Miller himself said that he considers each Mad Max a standalone because he finds it too limiting to be constrained by movies that preceded it. I'm sure Furiosa will be a canonically consistent prequel though. But that's mainly because he finally found the right place for Max in Fury Road.

@aaronmicalowe

7 ай бұрын

@@Trazynn The first three movies have the same main character and a lot of continuity in the lore of the story. As for movies that can be considered standalone, the same as been said about the movies leading up to Infinity Wars.

@mm37too

7 ай бұрын

Who are you to make demands? Own stock in the production?

this would have been a nice experience , watching you guys reacting to mad max... but it's poorly edited. You are leaving too much for patreon and nothing or youtube. too bad