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The timeline inconsistencies and obvious overuse of CGI are bothersome. But to be fair, it will be hard to top either Fury Road or The Roadwarrior, and the sort of stunts done in the first Mad Max film are not legally allowed to be replicated today., so my expectations aren't high. I'm almost certai...

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What if the movie doesn't even involve Max's character, but just Max's world and timeline? I think that would be very workable.





But from what miller has said, it looks as if Max is making a return. It really won't be the same without Mel.

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<t>I'd like to see a MM movie so violent that it can obtain a coveted X rating before even adding any sex scenes.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> If I had my way, Fury Road would either be a remake of MM1, a film that has entirely different chatracters but shares the same world, or a film that ta...

<t>The writing is pretty decent, but the main character is nothing like Max and there is a lot of issues with continuity and character traits from the previous films. The depiction just isn't believable in regard to Max's world. To me, it feels like Thunderdome, not as sh*tty, not as annoying, and i...

<t>You can see the front end get broken off in the first chase scene in "The Roadwarrior". But I am interested in how Max aquired Dog and when/why/where he added the fuel tanks and the background situation involving his world at the time. how did things progress from a semblance of ordinary civiliza...

<t>Brave? Not really. What are people going to do? Beat me with a 2x4 through their modem?<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> Just like the Evil Dead trilogy and the Romero zombie masterpieces, Mad Max has its own allure and there are certain qualities that must be retained for further installments ...

<t>Piece of sh*t movies make money. That's why Hollywood makes them. Throw gratuitous amounts of product placement and references, and the advertisers will pay lots of revenue. People will pay for their ticket, leave in disgust, and then buy the DVD(or in the past, VHS) when it is released because t...