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Mad Max 2 | Mad Max 2 Furiosa
Captured by Greenspot of several mothers, young Furiosa falls under the control of an extraordinary biker mob led by the warlord Dementus. Wandering through no man’s land, they head towards the Bastion, commanded by Immortan Joe. Furiosa soon finds herself constantly fighting to get home as two dictators compete for power.
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Mad Max 2 Furiosa Movie Plot
In the turbulent dystopia of the Wasteland, where survival is a constant struggle, a new story unfolds in “Mad Max 2: Furiosa 2024.” Directed by visionary George Miller and distributed by Warner Bros., this thrilling sequel takes audiences on an adrenaline-fueled journey through a world of chaos and despair.
Young Furiosa, separated from her haven in the lush green space of Many Mothers, finds herself in the clutches of a fearsome biker gang led by a ruthless warlord, Dementus. Forced to cross an unforgiving wasteland with her captors, Furiosa’s determination to reclaim her freedom shines in this desolation.
As fate would have it, their path passes through the Citadel, the mysterious Immortan Joe’s stronghold where power and cruelty reign. The Clash of the Titans occurs when Dementus and Amorton Joe compete for dominance, putting Furiosa at the center of a brutal struggle for control.
Creative Team:
Directed by George Miller, “Mad Max 2 Furiosa 2024” features stunning cinematography by Simon Duggan, capturing the stunning beauty and visionary intensity of the wasteland. Precisely edited by Elliot Knapman and Margaret Sixel, each frame pulsates with kinetic energy and raw emotion.
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junkfoodcinemas · 5 months ago
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Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior (1981) dir. George Miller
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editfandom · 8 months ago
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Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, 2024
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atomic-chronoscaph · 5 months ago
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The Road Warrior (1981)
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humanoidhistory · 6 months ago
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Mad Max 2, aka The Road Warrior. Critics seem to like it!
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thefugitivesaint · 4 months ago
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Rudy Obrero, 'Mad Max 2' (aka 'The Road Warrior') (1981)
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sophieseals · 6 months ago
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FURIOSA SPOILERS
Dementus parachute cape going from white in the beginning like a ‘saviour’ to covered with red paint once he meets a war boy and darker towards the end of the film has a GRIP ON ME. I’m torn as I think it could relate to two things.
1) how his followers see him as a saviour figure, and how active he is to use them as cannon fodder/ no true loyalty or freedom he pretends to uphold in order to gain followers. (See the Citadel Speech)
We all know Dementus is a manipulative prick the first time he ever meets Furiosa however, would be able to hide his true intentions to any child that wasn’t trained/like Furiosa. Taking the best care of her and saying he was going to take her home if she gave him directions seeming as if he was a good man when he did this in order to find, destroy and parasite off of the green place. His followers at this time see him as a saviour maybe not to the effect of immortan Joe but they see hope in finding a ‘better land/resources’ (See beginning of the film/ fruit tent scene)
It first becomes muddied when he encounters his first war boy (not after he commits his first act of violence!)This scene is later followed by his Citadel speech scene and follows his followers getting fucking blown to pieces by his arrogance and he doesn’t even try to save them. He only goes after Furiosa and the poor man who’s his walking dictionary only to further his own needs. His followers see him less as a saviour and the gang starts to split between leaders (see gas farm decoy scene that follows this, where there is tension between gang leaders AND he starts shooting his own men for decoy). (Also the Citadel I just mentioned)
And then lastly we see it towards the late second to third act of the film once he is separated from Furiosa where the top of the cape has gone black almost like it is covered blood. This is when he acquires gas farm and bullet farm (the black could also represent tar and the fossil fuels of both plants/greed). However this is when he is at his most volatile, his own people in the respected farms are planning a district 8 style uprising and he can’t keep his own gangs together due to his reckless behaviour. This is also best shown in the final act when he uses two out of four of them to be literal decoys for him so he can escape with his life. His followers no longer see him as a saviour and he has only has core followers left.
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neutron669 · 6 months ago
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Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior' poster by Christopher Shy
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showmethesneer · 2 years ago
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Everyone who was pissed that i left Pacific Rim out of my first poll
i was pissed at myself for forgetting it.
Also no Goncharov once again-- trying to capture a more distant era of tumblr, like i said.
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hooligans-holiday · 4 months ago
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So...just for clarity, I think we need a recap of all the girls in Humungus' gang:
1. Luke's girlfriend (Anne Jones, the only one who's credited for her acting role)
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2. Badass biker
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3. Pink braids (yes I only have like...two good pictures of her)
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4. Curly hair eyepatch
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5. Super tall eyepatch (if I'm not mistaken, she's in the credits as the producer's secretary)
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(also there's this picture so the eyepatch girls are a couple in my heart)
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6. Pink's best friend
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7. Humungus' servant
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?. All the characters played by Dale Aspin (because let's say it, we never really see her, but she was everywhere. Let's give her the recognition she deserves) (in the second picture she's wearing the uniform of a Smegma Crazy minus the fur)
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(also, I've heard different things about who did the close-ups shots of the Landau driver, so we can't be sure it's her, but I think it's still worthy of mention)
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??. And, last but not least, I'm pretty sure I've read somewhere that there was at least another woman among the Smegma Crazies but I can't support my claim bc there's pretty much zero pictures of them without the masks.
Conclusion: this means there's...at least 10 women in the gang. They're not as visible as their male friends, but, considering that this movie was shot in 1981, it's still pretty good. Especially if we consider the fact that all these women are supposed to be villains.
(if you think I might have missed something you're more than welcome to correct me obviously)
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spockvarietyhour · 5 months ago
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The framing of Praetorian Jack on the road reminded me of a bunch of Mad Max 2 photos/VHS cover. Tho Jack's posture is more "I frew up"....
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vulpine-spectacle · 6 months ago
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Nux walked so Feyd-Rautha could run.
Change my mind.
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editfandom · 6 months ago
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Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, 2024
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retroscifiart · 2 years ago
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Art by Noriyoshi Ohrai for Mad Max 2 / The Road Warrior (1981)
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humanoidhistory · 6 months ago
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Mad Max 2, aka The Road Warrior (1982)
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thefugitivesaint · 1 year ago
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'Mad Max II' (aka 'The Road Warrior), '''Cinema Papers'', Nov.-Dec. 1981 Source
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