In the late 1970s, George Miller was a doctor-turned-filmmaker toiling away on his debut feature, “Mad Max,” a kinetic cop…
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While the introduction of the swaying Pole Cats from “Mad Max: Fury Road” were inspired in part by Cirque du Soleil (and…
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“Furiosa” covers nearly 20 years of the titular character’s life, from her kidnapping as a child to the exact start…
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As young Furiosa is held hostage by Dementus, who ultimately trades her to warlord Immortan Joe in exchange for power…
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Anya Taylor-Joy in “Furiosa” would give Ryan Gosling’s “The Fall Guy” a run for his money. “Furiosa” writer/director George Miller…
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Furiosa is initially placed inside the vault where The Brides of Immortan Joe are kept, and it’s presumed she’ll also…
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Even as a little girl, Furiosa understood the value of staying hidden in the wasteland of postapocalyptic Earth, where resources…
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The title card that opens 1979’s original Mad Max places the action in a very near future, looming just “a…
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Continuity in the Mad Max movie series is pretty confusing. It might be hard to believe, but the 40-year-old franchise…
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