Tag: Mad Max: Fury Road

George Miller is bringing his Mad Max prequel Furiosa to Cannes according to new information.

Theron discusses the road from MONSTER and AEON FLUX to today.

Also just why did Charlize Theron and Tom Hardy not get along on the set of Mad Max Fury Road?

Get your wallets ready for more Funko SDCC toy reveals!

The inaugural day of  San Diego Comic-Con will be hard to beat because Conan O’Brien set the bar freakishly high. O’Brien has brought his late night TBS talk show to San Diego’s Spreckels Theater...

UPDATE: Even Marvel Studios Head Kevin Feige has saluted Jurassic World's triumph with a gracious tweet that still manages to remind everyone that New Mega Star Chris Pratt got his big action break (and...

After attending an afternoon showing of Mad Max Fury Road, I stood outside the theater in a daze. I was almost literally speechless, and my PTSD continued as I hopped in a cab to go to a dinner engagement. Fury Road's insane, relentless, vivid and non-stop car chase was so senses shattering that it felt weird to actually BE in a car in the real world. I kept expecting the taxi to rear end a war rig or see an Interceptor career towards us at a 45 degree angle or have a Polecat suddenly dip towards our cab, lobbing a grenade. The real world suddenly seemed like a distant echo of the thunderous one that had seared itself on my eyeballs for the last 120 minutes. My visceral reaction was so different from how I felt after any number of recent CGI extravaganzas. I'd forgotten about Age of Ultron by the time I crossed the street. I left Guardians of the Galaxy humming "Ain't no Mountain High Enough" and loving raccoons, but the plot quickly receded into the rearview mirror. Perhaps this is because of my own subconscious processing of real images as opposed to animated ones — the practical effects of Fury Road are so much more memorable and powerful—and expensive.

George Miller makes a triumphant return to his seminal franchise

- Avengers: Infinity War, which it's been revealed will have a grueling nine month production schedule (it is two films after all), will also be shot completely in IMAX using IMAX and ARRI's next...

In which we ponder some of the exciting developments surrounding the upcoming Miller opus