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Re: 3 more weeks of filming in November

Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2013 2:57 am
by Taipan
Not that surprising given the story revolves around pretty women giving birth to 'pure breed' kids and such.

Re: 3 more weeks of filming in November

Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2013 3:19 am
by Stamper
Children are the center of each Mad Max movie. It cannot be Mad Max without the element of a child, or childs.

MM1: A child is nearly run down by speeding cars within the first 5 minutes of film, and the whole center of the film evolves around Max child in danger. When Max's wife is run down, what you see is the baby ball (or whatever that is bouncing down as the bikers speed by. The death of the wife, but especially, of the child, send Max on a path to revenge and to becoming Mad.

MM2: Feral kid. Max substitute child. Nuff said.

MM3: that's where it went overboard, but the film is essentialy a PG-13 lite version of a Mad Max story. Only the amount of childs bog it down. (and the rating).

I'm sure in the reboot, Miller will keep the element there, but in check. This film needs to be badass, with all the elements intact. These must include a child or childs.

Re: 3 more weeks of filming in November

Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2013 3:34 am
by Taipan
It won't be a Miller movie till there are pigs in it! Just wait till some pig farm owner tweets out the news.

Re: 3 more weeks of filming in November

Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2013 5:10 am
by seriz
I was asking myself "But there's no pig in Mad Max 1 !"
and suddenly...
I remember it ! :D

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-AlOPHS6GAA4/U ... 0/pigs.jpg

Re: 3 more weeks of filming in November

Posted: Mon Oct 21, 2013 12:06 am
by biolumen
Asked by another site about the current status of Mad Max: Fury Road, Tom Hardy confirmed that the film is about to undergo additional reshoots; “It’s big. It’s very big. We’re going to go back out and do some more on that and add some bits that weren’t in it the first place, so it’s growing. It’s an ever-growing vehicle! It’s going to be spectacular.”
http://www.i-flicks.net/interviews/70-l ... drew-scott

Re: 3 more weeks of filming in November

Posted: Mon Oct 21, 2013 8:31 am
by DGSimo
biolumen wrote:
Asked by another site about the current status of Mad Max: Fury Road, Tom Hardy confirmed that the film is about to undergo additional reshoots; “It’s big. It’s very big. We’re going to go back out and do some more on that and add some bits that weren’t in it the first place, so it’s growing. It’s an ever-growing vehicle! It’s going to be spectacular.”
http://www.i-flicks.net/interviews/70-l ... drew-scott
Pretty much confirming then what was rumoured and Devin's article. Interesting. I wonder if Charlize has to shave her head again. :lol:

Re: 3 more weeks of filming in November

Posted: Wed Oct 23, 2013 12:03 am
by BRC1974
seriz wrote:I was asking myself "But there's no pig in Mad Max 1 !"
and suddenly...
I remember it ! :D

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-AlOPHS6GAA4/U ... 0/pigs.jpg

ah ha. I was puzzled as well

Re: 3 more weeks of filming in November

Posted: Wed Oct 30, 2013 9:52 pm
by biolumen
And preparations are underway for three weeks of additional filming for George Miller’s Mad Max Fury Road in late November – two major set pieces and a climactic stunt sequence.
http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/mov ... 2whkf.html
Dustan DaFox
‏@dustandfox

Spent the afternoon polishing codpieces for mad max. Pretty good for a Monday

11:33 PM - 20 Oct 13
https://twitter.com/dustandfox/status/3 ... 5987600384

Hmm. Codpieces

Re: 3 more weeks of filming in November

Posted: Thu Oct 31, 2013 3:04 pm
by Mud Guts
Codpiece...the return of Lord Humungus?

Re: 3 more weeks of filming in November

Posted: Fri Nov 01, 2013 5:19 am
by Wife Five
Talked to a friend in Sydney who is an actor. She's been signed up for about a week to do some work on the additional shooting days on Fury Road. She's playing one of a group of 'homeless' sewer-dwellers called The Wretched. They scavenge and live off the crap from Immortan Joe's fortress. Sounds like some social comment on the hierarchy of current society. She's read about 10 pages of script, that's all they're allowed. It's like a giant comic book she says, everything is drawn and on the page. Word is that the movie is stunning and Warners are putting more cash into it as they're convinced it's going to be a huge hit, given the success of Fast & Furious. It's not like the old Mad Max movies of the 80s, it's a new Mad Max for a new audience. I've seen all the Mad Max movies and like them a lot, but the second one is by far the best... And this is apparently, closest to that.