Furiosa - A Mad Max Saga

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Personally I dont care about the story it can suck all it wants im there to gawk at cars, and from what ive seen there are real cars. No word on real stunts.
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this poster seems to be the guy behind this channel https://www.youtube.com/@MadMaxBible/videos and he has a few videos about stuff thats leaked during production.
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Well they get a four day weekend to cheat/bloat their take. There's zero competition. No one is interested in particular, it seems, but people will probably go to the movies this weekend, because a lot of kids are out of school already, and parents don't have plans kicked in yet. I'm going $80M.

I won't be shocked at $100M, but I'm not really expecting it.
 
xXx: State of the Union dijo:
Everyone I know just doesn't want to go to the theater anymore.

If I'm wrong, I'm wrong, but that's just the trend I see among most people these days even those that would want to see Furiosa.
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My friends and I got together to go see late night with the devil a few weeks ago, the cinema looked only slightly more populated than it did during covid. We got our tickets for $10 each and were blown away - the price hasn't risen (or has risen two dollars, we fought over it but never found out the truth) in a decade, so now popcorn costs more than the ticket. Fine by us though, since we brought snacks from home like we used to as teens. Then we sat down in the cinema and the lights dimmed, and we learned why tickets were so cheap - over half an hour of ads before the movie started. Fuck the cinemas if they can't make a profit without fucking me around.
 
I'll give Furiosa that it might get people to see it because it looks visually appealing. That's about the only thing that I think drives people to the theater anymore.

It doesn't help that everything is so damn quick to go VOD/Streaming. It reaches a point where people are paying so much for these services that they feel it would be better to just wait the month or so for it to hit Online. (and that's not taking into account people that will just pirate anyways)
 
I swear to god I thought George Miller died. Like I knew the actor that played Toecutter died but this is fucking with me because for years I was like "I guess that is the end of Mad Max because George Miller was dead". I don't know if this was some Jeff Goldblum shit or if I wandered in from some sort of fucked up portal where he is alive and making whatever this is
 
Green Kitbash dijo:
I swear to god I thought George Miller died. Like I knew the actor that played Toecutter died but this is fucking with me because for years I was like "I guess that is the end of Mad Max because George Miller was dead". I don't know if this was some Jeff Goldblum shit or if I wandered in from some sort of fucked up portal where he is alive and making whatever this is
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His production partner died during the making of Beyond Thunderdome, that might be what you are thinking of
 
StarkRavingMad dijo:
I could be wrong, but I think it's going to flop. I just don't see hype or interest.
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Maybe I'm just being a fence-sitting idiot like my avatar, but I say it'll break even, but not make triple it's production budget to justify future films. It kinda feels like Dune to me where it has a dedicated niche audience of cinephiles, but it doesn't grow outside of it. Mad Max as a franchise is roughly where Dune is now; respected on technical grounds, not outright terrible stories, but casuals will have a lukewarm response to it.

At least it's cheaper than Dune.
 
Drag-on Knight 91873 dijo:
Maybe I'm just being a fence-sitting idiot like my avatar, but I say it'll break even, but not make triple it's production budget to justify future films. It kinda feels like Dune to me where it has a dedicated niche audience of cinephiles, but it doesn't grow outside of it. Mad Max as a franchise is roughly where Dune is now; respected on technical grounds, not outright terrible stories, but casuals will have a lukewarm response to it.

At least it's cheaper than Dune.
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I can see that happening.

I can also see a "Fall Guy" situation happening with this film, too. Ryan Gosling is a popular guy right now because of the Barbie movie, and yet, not enough people gave a shit about Fall Guy and it's a flop.

And Fury Road was almost a decade ago. I feel like the hype from that movie is pretty much gone with the normies because so much time has passed before this new one comes out.

Again, I don't know what to anticipate. We'll see.
 
It really baffles me that out of all the potential side characters in Mad Max films to make a spin-off about, they picked Furiosa. Seriously, who actually gives a fuck about Furiosa? All I can remember about her from Fury Road is Charlize Theron's perpetually constipated face and wandering around without a plan.
 
ArthuriusMartyrius dijo:
Seriously, who actually gives a fuck about Furiosa?
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I feel like Furiosa was like one of the first in the big "girl power" push in media tbqh

I swear I remember being on the internet and being like "Yeah, she was cool but fuckin calm down." at reddit and twitter fags losing their mind over her.
 
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