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Six Fury Road clips and a B-roll: http://io9.com/watch-over-20-minute...dium=socialflow
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effectual posted:Also I read some youtube comments about Road Warrior and apparently the original cut for Australia had a few more scenes. Is it worse than the American cut? OH OH OH I GOT THIS!!!  There's the original Australian movie, titled Mad Max 2, basically this same cut is what the rest of the world got except the US. The US got The Road Warrior, all of the scenes are the same, however instances of bloodier violence are slightly cut short. Like when the decaying body falls out of the rig Max is exploring at the beginning, in the original cut it lingers on the body longer. When Wez pulls the arrow out of his arm it's a little bloodier and longer. The scene where the woman is raped at the beginning is edited, but oddly all of the content is the same, just the order in which we see Max and the Gryo Captain spying on the marauders vs. what they see is slightly different. Finally, it actually has LESS dialogue, with some characters edited to just be silent (Max doesn't say "crap" to the Gryo Captain as an example, which is actually kind of awesome because it means Max doesn't say a single word til like twenty minutes into the movie). This version of the movie is what was available in the US on VHS and DVD as well. Now, when The Road Warrior was then edited for tv, things are actually VERY different. Since the movie is pretty violent overall, it's sort of like Repo Man's tv edit where instead of editing what was there, in many cases unused alternate shots of the same scene are used if they obscured content more. Like in the tv edit you don't see the naked pinup girl on the Gyro Captain's vehicle at the beginning because when Max approaches it, and entirely different overhead shot is used. There's even this nonsense: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGglx8Tf8Do This version is the "lost cut" some people refer to. It's honestly not worth watching except as a curiosity (much like how Repo Man's initial tv edit is an incoherent compilation of unused scenes because it had too much profanity to quickly edit out to air), and I think you can see basically every alternate scene on Youtube now anyway. BUT!!! When the movie was then later aired on ***WPIX 11 NEW YORK'S NUMBER ONE MOVIE STATION*** in the late eighties it was actually another different cut! This one has the original intro intact, and while it still several shots edited to obscure nudity along with the initial Road Warrior theatrical cuts, it's much better than the original tv edit. This was the version I taped onto a VHS and watched as a kid forever and ever. Finally, there was a twentieth anniversary re-release of the movie in the US on VHS. This version of the movie is still called The Road Warrior, but is actually the Australian cut of the movie full intact, along with for no reason a slightly longer scene of the woman at the beginning being raped. Technically this is the only fully 100% uncut version of the movie I guess. It also has a making of featurette at the end of it that IIRC is not on any other release of the movie. Fortunately you don't have to actually worry about this since after several sub par releases, we finally got a decent blu-ray of The Road Warrior in 2007. This one was then SLIGHTLY upgraded technically and released as part of that trilogy in 2013, it's now standard release of the movie everywhere. It is the original Australian cut, Mad Max 2 title card and all. Since the release of the trilogy box set in 2013, the movie is now officially called Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior so everyone wins.
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Yodzilla posted:Spoiler: rad action. The editing in this clip is kinda weird and choppy. Still, 
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May 2, 2015 00:11
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Hugh Keays-Byrne walking around shouting "you look amazing!" at 8:10 in the B-Roll is awesome.
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May 2, 2015 00:25
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May 2, 2015 00:32
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Nux: He looked at me! Immortan Joe looked at me!
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That b-roll is awesome. I love behind the camera stuff like that and there's 18min of it! Reposting it so more can see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hatTUJT0Kxg [edit] that fuckin car with tank treads 
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May 2, 2015 01:12
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Yeah I was just eating it up. It spoils a lot of stuff; you can pretty much see how the whole movie will play out. Still, it is so awesome how much actual chase scene was filmed actually having dozens of vehicles barreling down in the desert. Coordinating that without having anybody get killed for reals must be nuts. Another nice thing is you can see how little CG they used. Some green screens (probably for sandstorms and stuff) and Imperator Furiosa's cybernetic arm. But that's it. The rest seems to be practical effects, with vehicles really rolling, stuff really exploding, etc.
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Cpt. Mahatma Gandhi posted:The editing in this clip is kinda weird and choppy. They've clearly cut all the shots of the bullets hitting the bikers.
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Panfilo posted:Yeah I was just eating it up. It spoils a lot of stuff; you can pretty much see how the whole movie will play out. Still, it is so awesome how much actual chase scene was filmed actually having dozens of vehicles barreling down in the desert. Coordinating that without having anybody get killed for reals must be nuts. Yeah that stood out to me too. Like in some scenes where they had a ton of junker cars in a shot it'd probably be tempting for them to to cgi a few of the cars in some way but no, they just had a ton of real super awesome junker cars in that desert and they were all working and then they blow a bunch of them up 
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A cinema near me is playing Mad Max 1 and 2 back to back tomorrow evening. I have never seen either, and now I get to see them for the first time on the big screen. I am so hyped for this
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Mustard Snobbery posted:A cinema near me is playing Mad Max 1 and 2 back to back tomorrow evening. I have never seen either, and now I get to see them for the first time on the big screen. I am so hyped for this I envy you.
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May 2, 2015 08:02
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Panfilo posted:Nux: He looked at me! Immortan Joe looked at me! That clip is cool. Shows they are keeping some of the tongue in cheek comedy the two previous movies had.
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May 3, 2015 13:09
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I just got free passes for this movie tomorrow! ...but I'll be out of the city and can't use them 
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May 3, 2015 18:21
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LesterGroans posted:I just got free passes for this movie tomorrow! If the city is NY pick a place I will take them. :P
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May 3, 2015 18:47
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Just rewatched Mad Max 2 and 3 yesterday. God drat they are sweet movies. Havent seen them since i was a kid. The stunts they do are absolutely crazy. Also the intro music to Mad Max 2 is just fricking awesome in a way only possible for 80s stuff to be: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNfDZB_bwQ4
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Thanks to an interview with Rosie Huntington-Whiteley for Esquire, Fury Road is going to have an unique feminist bent, probably even more than other post-holocaust films.quote:Did you and George have a real world reference point for how to play that scenario? That takes delicacy.
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Neo Rasa posted:If the city is NY pick a place I will take them. :P Sorry, it's Toronto. Young Freud posted:Thanks to an interview with Rosie Huntington-Whiteley for Esquire, Fury Road is going to have an unique feminist bent, probably even more than other post-holocaust films. That's awesome.
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May 3, 2015 20:59
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The fuckboy outrage over the  feminist agenda in this movie ought to be pretty entertaining.
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The only thing that would make me happier than this being an amazing movie, would be if it's an amazing movie that neckbeard MRAs hate.
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LesterGroans posted:Sorry, it's Toronto. Sorry, I don't think you have PM - but I could definitely use these tomorrow if you still have them.
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TerminalSaint posted:The only thing that would make me happier than this being an amazing movie, would be if it's an amazing movie that neckbeard MRAs hate. Some chucklehead earlier in the thread copped to being a gamergater, so it should be pretty funny to see whatever poutrage may come of this.
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Capn Beeb posted:The fuckboy outrage over the Oh god I'm subbing to this thread just to read this. Why does nerd fandom attract such awful people. (trick question, everything attracts awful people) I have to say this movie has some of the best trailers for anything I have ever seen. It's like he piped pure essence of Stupid poo poo I Love onto a screen. Can't wait.
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On a random note I hope there's a couple of homoerotic scenes with gang members. If there's no bondage gimps I'm gonna be sad.
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hemale in pain posted:On a random note I hope there's a couple of homoerotic scenes with gang members. If there's no bondage gimps I'm gonna be sad. Our first discussions about this movie in my group of friends was 'YESSSS, LEATHER BONDAGE IN THE DESERT'. It's the mark of a good movie/game/book/anything really.
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Caustic posted:Vehicle showcase is up. Some great looking designs and a little bit of lore in the descriptions: Is Buggy #9's gun a giant Uzi? Awesome  I would have really liked to get a look at the bikes, but I ain't complaining.
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The coolest thing about the vehicles in this movie is that all of those over the top goofy looking engine mods are functional. Those ridiculous 3 pipe blowers, the towers of superchargers, the long exhausts, the exposed belts, all functional. That is not just movie-cool, that is mechanical engineering cool, I really hope they do an interview with the people that built these cars because they have so much of a spotlight they are characters themselves.
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Capn Beeb posted:fuckboy Is that the new shitlord?
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Shoehead posted:
Look at the production footage video, he turns up for a time near the end, his eyes are fine and he has some sort of goggles on his head, I am thinking he ends up that way (fucken blind bro) and goes mental during the course of the movie.
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Caustic posted:Vehicle showcase is up. Some great looking designs and a little bit of lore in the descriptions: The Ploughboy. An EH wagon jac_WRONG That's EK, poo poo, they don't even look the same... EK Wagon:  EH Wagon:  We finally get a chance to show the world our classics and they can't even label them properly... *sigh*
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LesterGroans posted:Sorry, it's Toronto. dude, if the other dude doesn't take you up on it, email me at bumpercity88 at gmail.com. I'll take em off ya.
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am0kgonzo posted:Is that the new shitlord? I think there's a difference, but fuckboy routinely applies to the #notallmen children as I understand.
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am0kgonzo posted:Is that the new shitlord? No, it's just... another insult that isn't a slur. 
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LORD OF BUTT posted:No, it's just... another insult that isn't a slur. It would be really bad if someone got offended by an insult.
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I just got tickets to an early showing on saturday with a Q&A with George Miller and Hugh "Toecutter" Keays-Byrne afterwards!  Anyone have any ideas for questions cause I have jack poo poo
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ParanoidInc posted:I just got tickets to an early showing on saturday with a Q&A with George Miller and Hugh "Toecutter" Keays-Byrne afterwards! Ask if the two Babe movies are in the same cinematic universe as the Mad Max films given Thunderdome's reverence for pigs.
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Neo Rasa posted:Ask if the two Babe movies are in the same cinematic universe as the Mad Max films given Thunderdome's reverence for pigs. This is a legit great question.
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MacheteZombie posted:This is a legit great question. If he says yes, follow up with "Did Babe's animal revolution cause the downfall of society leading up to Mad Max?"
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