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Mad Max is not only an action-adventure film, but it also has a truthful (another word) message about the story. The film’s message is to point out the flaws of society and specifically the inequality of gender and roles. For instance, the original plot did not have a feminist agenda, however, it could not be about men taking women from each other (Gallagher). Which is definitely true, a plot such as that would have been a total stepback for the fight for equality, so instead, the movie’s plot is

Mad Max Fury Road directed and written by George Miller is an Action movie and explores themes such as feminism and an apocalyptic future. The film is set in a desert wasteland in Australia and follows the characters of Max and Furiosa. Max is captured early on in the film by war boys who are the enslaved warrior followers of a tyrannical ruler Immortan Joe who controls the survivors supplies and water. Max escapes when he is attached as a ‘blood bag’ to one of the war boys vehicles and they crash

Succeeding to composers Brian May and Maurice Jarre to score George Miller’s fourth ‘Mad Max’ film ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’. Tom Holkenborg (aka Junkie XL) delivered a score that mix new technologies and techniques with vintage scores cliches. Tom Holkenborg is a composer from the Netherland who has had a number of hits as a solo artist in the music electronic scene back in the late 90s and more this last decade for his work on film scores with his mentor Hans Zimmer. The pair have provided the scores

Furthermore, the film Fury exhibits characteristics of a historic drama with numerous occasions indicating overwhelming amounts of suffering from the perspective of both the American and German forces. Throughout the film, members of the Sherman tank, Fury, interact with those affected throughout the duration of the war and the continuation of suffering as the end nears. Another instance unfolding relatively early in the film when the tank arrives at base camp for repairs. When Fury originally stumbles

Fury is based off Veterans from WWII telling their own story of the war, not how we won, but what happened during the war, and how it would change their lives forever (Ghahremani). The actors in Fury were asked to talk to the World War veterans about the war, and they were in disbelief on what they went through, losing friends, family, and for some, their own minds. The crew of Fury never really happened, but it is based on stories of old war veterans. Brad Pitt plays Don “Wardaddy” Collider, who

humanity has persevered, leaving the question of “what could have been?” to those with imagination. In fact, one of the most popular imaginings is the Mad Max franchise, a series that focuses on the collapse of society in the face of resource shortages. The series has been around since the original “Mad Max” was released in 1979, and the most recent, Mad Max: Fury Road, illustrates elements from several schools of literary criticism. These criticisms play a major role in the Fury Road story, and obviously

the lead character, Conan, experiences many hardships including the death of his parents, being a prisoner, and even death. Another movie that involves a fictional world is Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior, directed by George Miller. The setting of this movie in a post-apocalyptic Australian outback. The main character in the film, Max, is a very isolated man who keeps to himself until he goes looking for a gas tank. He comes in contact with two competing factions during his search. The factions battle each

Mad Max: Road Fury has been consider one of the best movies of the summer. It is the fourth installation in George Miller’s Mad Max franchise. The most interesting thing about this release, however, is that although it is the fourth movie of the series, it come almost thirty years after the release of the last movie in the franchise. The development, financing, and eventual production of Fury Road is incredibly interesting because although almost everything went wrong, it still became a successful

set this post-apocalyptic film into action. Mad Max: Fury Road was not a movie that was expected to make $375.8 million in the box office and it was a definite surprise that it got ten nominations and six awards at the 2016 Oscars. Miller managed to make basically a two-hour car chase into a masterpiece that had audiences sitting on the edge of their seats. In 1980, he released his fist Mad Max movie starring Mel Gibson and followed in 1982 with “Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior.” After his third and final

Mad Max: Fury Road Director: George Miller Writer: George Miller, Brendan McCarthy and Eric Blakeney Producer: George Miller, Bruce Davey and Doug Mitchell Cast: Charlize Theron, Tom Hardy, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Zoë Kravitz, Nicholas Hoult, Riley Keough and Nathan Jones 1 Madness like you’ve never seen To say Mad Max: Fury Road was a surprise it’s both, true and lie. It is a lie because I already expected this movie to be really good, there was no doubt director George Miller can immerse you