Mad Max: Fury Road - Lions and Tigers and Tom Hardy and Teal and Orange Oh My

100% so far on RT! http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/mad_max_fury_road/

There was a 2013 Road Warrior Blu-Ray that got good reviews. I've been thinking about picking that up along with the new Shout Factory Blu-Ray of Mad Max; you can get both from deepdiscount.com for $20 US.

xxpost warner has a single bluray
recently discontinued but still avail & cheapish at $14 on amazon

it's a p dece version, i have it myself

otherwise it's only avail as a combo trilogy

They made 150 cars!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zgkawcew2u8

http://www.avclub.com/review/fury-road-mad-max-roars-triumphantly-back-theaters-219393

man, it's been a while since i was this pumped for a movie. gonna see this on the biggest screen i can find (though not in 3-D).

MRAs won't let us have nice things http://www.avclub.com/article/mad-men-mad-mad-max-having-mad-women-219391

http://wehuntedthemammoth.com/2015/05/12/furious-about-furiosa-misogynists-are-losing-it-over-charlize-therons-starring-role-in-mad-max-fury-road/

haha that just makes it all the sweeter.

tbh women kicking men's collective ass is one of the things that makes this movie great, so

thats what i'm totally looking forward to! in addition to general chaos, explosions, dystopian beauty, etc.

the less assholes at this movie the better

otm

every now and then I think some of the MRA folks (the less insane ones) have half of a point about something, and then they go and get apoplectic about something like this and it's like ::handwave::

badass mad max film making pissbabies cry, fuck yeah

I want this movie to make some major asshole money.

i think by r-rated standards it should do really well, it also appears to be getting a veritable orgy of good reviews (has a 90 on metacritic)

yes, we know you really want age of adeline to succeed.

xpost

just bought tickets for tomorrow night, stocked for the madness

tried to convince mr veg to do thurs night but no good theaters are showing it close enough to us, so saturday it is

i am psyched enough to try for thursday night but i don't really like lines/huge crowds so... maybe sunday AM?

that's when I usually go to the ci-na-mah

http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Arts/Arts_/Pictures/2011/10/20/1319104367922/Mothers-and-babies-wait-f-007.jpg

I want this movie to make some major asshole money.

McCarthy should do alright out of it.

23 hours 32 minutes ...

i have seen exactly 3 non-kids movies in the theater in the last 5-6 years (inception, iron man, the color of noise amphetamine reptile documentary) but i was pretty stoked about this already and the reviews plus the MRA babies are pushing me over the edge, hope i can get tickets on friday

Hah, my working-the-early-shift-club lets-meet-for-a-pint-or-a-film-at-4:30-before-she-returns-home-to-partner-and-two-small-kids is SO STOKED for this.

add 'friend' after the second dashpocalypse there.

this is playing at 7 pm tonight in town. gonna go with rufus. he's 12. i was 13 when i saw road warrior on the big screen.

SEEING IT TONIGHT AAARGH

this is playing at 7 pm tonight in town. gonna go with rufus. he's 12. i was 13 when i saw road warrior on the big screen.

arse.

it's a 15 certificate here, so i cant take mk2 as he is 12.

they don't let younger ones in with a parent?

those here, UK, are rated 12A

in the US, it's up to the theater's discretion but generally kids can go to any film if accompanied by an adult

NC-17 they don't let kids into. though i can't remember the last time i even saw an NC-17 movie at the movies.

true

i remember when i went and saw Kids in Philly they actually carded me. first and only time that ever happened, i think.

i made my dad take me to see The Jerk when i was a kid. first R rated movie that i HAD to see.

There was a really awkward moment when I was a kid where I was meeting a group of friends at the theater to see a Jackie Chan film, Rumble in the Bronx, I think, and the theater was not letting us in because it was rated R. My parents hadn't quite wandered off and they volunteered to hang out and see the movie with us.

I was kind of mortified, but in retrospect, that was a pretty cool move. Everyone there had seen lots of Jackie Chan -- two of the dudes were born in China and had a giant pile of eighth-generation bootlegs that you had to basically ride the "tracking" button to watch.

me and a friend went to King Ralph on a Saturday matinee and we were the only people in the theater so we threw our shoes at the screen just to see what would happen

i got turned away from a screening of heat (15 cert) when i was 13

jokes on them, because 15 years later i torrented it

xxpost -- and...what happened?

When I was about 12, I saw an arthouse double-feature of Time After Time (PG) and Altered States (R). As the lights went down on the second movie, I was like - wow, I'm getting away with this!

ned - the debate was whether the screen was a cloth-like hanging screen or if it was mounted on a wall, through shoe-based, peer-reviewed research we observed significant billowing of the screen when we through our shoes at john goodman's down-to-earth, feather-ruffling, fish-out-of-water visage. based on these results, we determined that the screen was, in fact, hanging cloth with space behind it.

dying

lol @matt

"shoe-based, peer-reviewed research"

pretty friggin' relentless. definitely made the quiet scenes the quietest scenes on earth. also, i gotta say, Junkie XL might have been the star of this movie for me! it was REALLY loud where i saw it in a really cool way. the stabbiness of the music was really stabby. so cool. there were like 15 people in my backwoods movie house. rufus dug it.

:D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mp1NszGIuNo

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