Here are more reasons why that 'exclusive' news is bullshit:
The crew responsible for arranging purchases for the movie would have done it months in advance (unless it's storyboarding time again). The technical/SFX crew that would work on this is available from March only as they've just finished working on Alien Covenant last month and are currently working on Pacific Rim: Maelstrom and Peter Rabbit both scheduled for 2018. Most of all: storyboard artists close to Miller don't know anything about this.
All in all:
Don't trust those 'sources' from Herald. They're full of shit.
"No word yet if original road warrior MEL GIBSON will make an appearance but there would be no need to fear a Mad Mel tirade given the franchise’s scripts are famously word wastelands."
I think that should have been a queue that this article was nothing but made up clickbait.
I wonder how long it will be before we hear anything official. I figured by now we would have heard *something*. After all, it's been 16 months since Fury Road's release, and 7 months since it won all those Oscars. And Miller isn't getting any younger. He'll be 72 in six months.
There *was* that rumor about Miller being interested in making a DC "New Gods" movie. Maybe GM and WB are trying to hammer out a multi pic deal.
biolumen wrote:I wonder how long it will be before we hear anything official. I figured by now we would have heard *something*. After all, it's been 16 months since Fury Road's release, and 7 months since it won all those Oscars. And Miller isn't getting any younger. He'll be 72 in six months.
They are only getting around to releasing the Black & White version this December which might be a sign of things to come and how long it will take the next film to start rolling.
To be honest with you guys I'm very skeptical of Miller actually directing the next Mad Max movie.
Fury Road was such a difficult thing to shoot for him, he had open heart surgery during the shoot and came out shaky and absent minded for the remainder. If it weren't for certain people around him to remind him about the continuity and where things go it would be very difficult for Miller to pull this off. Of course he never mentioned it, I found out about it myself only about a month ago. That's why I'm very skeptical. Thankfully the scripts are almost there and they might not require the original director, there have been a lot of people pushing Fury Road in the right direction as it is, so I wouldn't be surprised if Miller decided to go into well deserved retirement on a great note that was Fury Road.