"Furiosa" is the best origin story of this decade!
Don't even try arguing with me.
In nearly 2 and 1/2 epic hours (the longest Mad Max film ever in 45 years of the franchise) the renegade warrior "Furiosa"(Anya Taylor-Joy "The Menu") back story is laid bare.
This is before her encounter and team-up with Mad Max (who can be seen in one very cleverly edited shot played by Tom Hardy's stunt double Jacob Tomuri).
The British-American actress, Anya, is a huge fan of the franchise and her character long before she put ink to paper with the genius director George Miller (seriously no-one does spectacular like him except maybe another Aussie, Baz Luhrmann) and now she is literally playing in the same sand box as Charlize Theron.
Miller fell in love with Anya's acting and screen presence in "Last Night In Soho".
George believes any actor, like her, already trained in dance has a big head start for nailing movement on an action film set.
There's a tip for young players.
Meanwhile, Christopher Hemsworth was attracted to the role of "Dementus" because of the poetry & rhythm in his language...plus he gets some of the best lines in "Furiosa"...not that there are many lines because the director's mantra is "words slow down an action movie".
"Dementus"costume is no accident because it was inspired by dictators and conquerors throughout history.
The last and only other time I've seen Hemsworth this charismatic and unhinged was in "Bad Times At The El Royale" (also a great movie) and very Charles Manson inspired.
Chris endured fours in the make up chair everyday for this role.
Once you get past the initial shock of his prosthetic nose, teeth, wig and beard you just see the rise and fall of this warrior bikie leader and ignore the physical traits.
Don't worry the muscles are still there.
This is no dad bod Thor!
Aussie audiences can play spot the Aussie with everyone from Hemsworth, Lachy Hume as the new "Immortan Joe" honoring Hugh Keays -Byrne's who died 4 years ago, John Howard & Angus Sampson to David Field, former rugby league legend Ian Roberts and a fellow voice actor Lee Perry respectfully replacing the late Richard "Rick" Carter as "The Bullet Farmer".
Thank goodness George, his cast and crew had it in them to make "Furiosa" epic from start to finish including the vehicles, stunts, sound design, script, narrative, vistas, story arc and editing.
"Furiosa" fills in the blanks from "Fury Road" (2015) about "Gastown", "The Bullet Farm", "the Abundant Place", "the Citadel" and so much more!
Ladies and gentlemen's!
Start your engines!
Run don't walk to see this at your local cinema in all its glory.
Don't even try arguing with me.
In nearly 2 and 1/2 epic hours (the longest Mad Max film ever in 45 years of the franchise) the renegade warrior "Furiosa"(Anya Taylor-Joy "The Menu") back story is laid bare.
This is before her encounter and team-up with Mad Max (who can be seen in one very cleverly edited shot played by Tom Hardy's stunt double Jacob Tomuri).
The British-American actress, Anya, is a huge fan of the franchise and her character long before she put ink to paper with the genius director George Miller (seriously no-one does spectacular like him except maybe another Aussie, Baz Luhrmann) and now she is literally playing in the same sand box as Charlize Theron.
Miller fell in love with Anya's acting and screen presence in "Last Night In Soho".
George believes any actor, like her, already trained in dance has a big head start for nailing movement on an action film set.
There's a tip for young players.
Meanwhile, Christopher Hemsworth was attracted to the role of "Dementus" because of the poetry & rhythm in his language...plus he gets some of the best lines in "Furiosa"...not that there are many lines because the director's mantra is "words slow down an action movie".
"Dementus"costume is no accident because it was inspired by dictators and conquerors throughout history.
The last and only other time I've seen Hemsworth this charismatic and unhinged was in "Bad Times At The El Royale" (also a great movie) and very Charles Manson inspired.
Chris endured fours in the make up chair everyday for this role.
Once you get past the initial shock of his prosthetic nose, teeth, wig and beard you just see the rise and fall of this warrior bikie leader and ignore the physical traits.
Don't worry the muscles are still there.
This is no dad bod Thor!
Aussie audiences can play spot the Aussie with everyone from Hemsworth, Lachy Hume as the new "Immortan Joe" honoring Hugh Keays -Byrne's who died 4 years ago, John Howard & Angus Sampson to David Field, former rugby league legend Ian Roberts and a fellow voice actor Lee Perry respectfully replacing the late Richard "Rick" Carter as "The Bullet Farmer".
Thank goodness George, his cast and crew had it in them to make "Furiosa" epic from start to finish including the vehicles, stunts, sound design, script, narrative, vistas, story arc and editing.
"Furiosa" fills in the blanks from "Fury Road" (2015) about "Gastown", "The Bullet Farm", "the Abundant Place", "the Citadel" and so much more!
Ladies and gentlemen's!
Start your engines!
Run don't walk to see this at your local cinema in all its glory.
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