Tom Hardy is the Kid, all grown up, leading the good tribe.
Therefore: (old man) Mel is no longer only in memory.
Therefore: (old man) Mel is no longer only in memory.
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Very entertaining, very weird. Will be getting on blu ray
Someone earlier said they prefer the fast and furious movies....lolol
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In Fast and Furious 6 there is a part where Vin Diesel intentionally crashes his car (that he has climbed on top of) full speed into a guard rail on a bridge so that the force will send him flying to an exact spot on another parallel bridge about 100-150 ft away over a deep canyon so that he can intercept the Mexican lesbian girl who has also been flung wildly through the air as a result of a high speed collision on that other bridge...and once he catches her they miraculously smash into the front of a car completely unscathed. This literally happens in the movie. Superman may not have been able to pull this off. It's amazing that something like this was able to stay in the movie.
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I guess I'll be the only one that loved Tom Hardy's performance. Great stuff.
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Gonna go play some Fallout now...
quote:Honestly Borderlands is way more funquote:
Gonna go play some Fallout now...
Nah man, Borderlands is based on Mad Max. Play that. Almost as fun.
quote:Fair enough, I thought VATS took ALL of the fun out of the game.
While I have all sorts of respect for the writing, theme, and production value of Borderlands, I tried it a few years back and really didn't enjoy it. I don't have enough time to play to grind or to get skilled at the twitch aspects of playing the game. VATS is a lifesaver for me, playing Fallout.
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^Have you guys seen the Mad Max game that's coming out soon? It looks really badass, in a GTA sort of way. Here's a trailer, but there's an extensive gameplay video on the net if you want more.
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I guess I'll be the only one that loved Tom Hardy's performance. Great stuff.
You're not the only one. I loved it as well. Didn't miss a beat from the originals - he did a fantastic job channeling Max.
quote:EXACTLY how I feel. May see it again this week.
So, is anyone else haunted by this movie? Like, the images sort of creep back into your head? I really liked Fury Road, but I wasn't BLOWN AWAY like I was with some all-timers like Dark Knight or Inception or... I just realized I was going to list a bunch of Nolan movies... also Moneyball, Guardians; the instant favorites from the past number of years that I immediately wanted to walk back into the theater and watch again.
Anyway, I feel like this film has grown on me to the point that I kinda wanna go see it again. I keep thinking about how bright it was on the screen, and how dense each shot was. I feel like I need to see it again just to properly capture it all. I have a feeling this is going to be a movie that I watch a lot at home, but might need to see it once more on the big screen.