Everything indicates that George Miller’s new film does not reach the level of the extraordinary ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’
Although the enormous month of April linked a string of premieres to frame, 2024 still has a lot of cinema ahead of it. In fact, this very month of May, what is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated films of the cinematographic course: a ‘Furiosa: From the Mad Max saga’ whose hype is as stratospheric as the fear of potential disappointment if we put it face to face with the extraordinary ‘Fury Road’.
First verdicts
If the buzz keeps you up at night and you need answers about whether George Miller’s new thing will be up to par, we bring you answers. Not first-hand, because we will see it here in a few days, but yes the first lucky ones who have been able to see the feature film on the other side of the pond and they have shared first impressions that are as enthusiastic as usual and that, as always, should be taken with a grain of salt.
The verdict? ‘Furiosa’ is a spectacular savagery that condenses an epic developed during epics in a couple of hours, it is closer to the first two ‘Mad Max’ than to its immediate predecessor, Anya Taylor-Joy stands out from the rest of her co-stars … and It falls far short of the splendor of ‘Fury Road’ in a way that, mind you, “could frustrate” some viewers. due to the notable differences. Glups.
To be more exact, here I leave you with some of the comments that have been shared on networks by those who have already seen it.
“I could easily watch 15 hours of Anya Taylor Joy and Alyla Browne as #Furiosa, however, much of the film suffers from inconsistent pacing due to the fragmented story. It doesn’t compare to the brilliance of Fury Road, but it doesn’t need to do it”.
“George Miller’s #Furiosa is powerful action cinema at its finest! A fierce, relentlessly paced epic that expands the story of Furiosa and the Wasteland while offering the craziest chases, the most bombastic characters and simply stunning cinematography.
Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Hemsworth completely immerse themselves in the wasteland, and they’re both incredible. There’s a sequence with the War Rig that blew me away, an instant classic. I love the #MadMax movies and I loved this movie. Start your engines!”
“I saw FURIOSA last week and loved it. It’s a totally different movie than FURY ROAD and it would be more appropriate to compare it to the first two MAD MAX movies. It probably won’t be as easy for casual viewers to get into, but “It should still work well over Memorial Day weekend.”
“It gives me great joy to report that Furiosa is a blast. It operates in an extremely different tone to Fury Road (in ways that I suspect will frustrate some people), but it also manages to further enrich that film while carving its own legend out of the wasteland.” .
“My God, George Miller! #Furiosa engulfs you. At times it seems to almost surpass the canvas of the #IMAX format, it is SO big, and yet at times it has a deeply moving intimacy. Echo of cinematic elements from the 50s to 80s, is a rich and intelligent vision that the cast delights in
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