Measuring it against Fury Road is an almost impossible task. If it’s a “stunning powerhouse” then it should be just fine.
That’s fine, Fury Road would be difficult to top, I’ll be happy if it gets close.
It’s a pity Brendan McCarthy isn’t involved - his wild designs really help make Fury Road stunning.
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Because we all know Mad Max is a very realistic & authentic representation of post apocalyptic scenarios. It’s basically a documentary with how accurate and real it is.
Someone call the Romanians. Andrew Tate has gotten his hands on a contraband cell phone.
Dunno about you, but I did not read the comment as saying it was a positive thing. Seemed an, unfortunately, well informed take.
Weird using it as a critique, yah. But he has a point.
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This is the best summary I could come up with:
The embargo broke for social media reactions to Furiosa, the eagerly anticipated prequel to the 2015 stunner Mad Max: Fury Road.
Early social reactions can sometimes be a bit different (typically more enthusiastic) than official critic reviews, and surely there are many more to come soon.
But based on the first batch Monday evening, Furisoa is a visual stunner with “ferocious, wild and unrelenting” action and a story that “spans decades,” with strong performances from the two leads.
Furisoa is in “a different gear” and “won’t match Fury Road’s splendor” in a way that “might frustrate” some audiences.
Different than is not necessarily bad, however, and this might be a case of viewers having a tough time shaking off their expectations going into the theater (the Furiosa trailers, after all, sell the new film as being rather exactly like Fury Road).
In any case, many consider Fury Road one of the best action films ever made — certainly one of the best this century — so any comparison, even one where Furiosa comes up a notch or two short, is still complimentary.
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