Well, I think Fury Road took place before Thunderdome, so I would imagine Wasteland would be more about Max's character, but who knows. I have read that Miller has written a lot in the past few years, so we shall see. Not sure if money would be a major problem... I would think timing would be more of an issue. As far as Charlize coming back...not sure, but we will see:-)
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Fury Road wasn't essentially a reboot?
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In a way yeah, it certainly felt like one. And if we're going to talk timelines I thought it was set sometimes after Thunderdome cause the world felt degraded even more so... not sure though. I'd call it a soft sequel/reboot.Cilogy wrote:Fury Road wasn't essentially a reboot?
Off topicQueenofHearts wrote:Well, I think Fury Road took place before Thunderdome, so I would imagine Wasteland would be more about Max's character, but who knows. I have read that Miller has written a lot in the past few years, so we shall see. Not sure if money would be a major problem... I would think timing would be more of an issue. As far as Charlize coming back...not sure, but we will see:-)
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who is it?Pratham wrote:Off topicQueenofHearts wrote:Well, I think Fury Road took place before Thunderdome, so I would imagine Wasteland would be more about Max's character, but who knows. I have read that Miller has written a lot in the past few years, so we shall see. Not sure if money would be a major problem... I would think timing would be more of an issue. As far as Charlize coming back...not sure, but we will see:-)
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It could fit after any of the original three films, TBH.m4st4 wrote:In a way yeah, it certainly felt like one. And if we're going to talk timelines I thought it was set sometimes after Thunderdome cause the world felt degraded even more so... not sure though. I'd call it a soft sequel/reboot.Cilogy wrote:Fury Road wasn't essentially a reboot?
It's like a Dalton-reboot, insofar as you still have the history of the murdered family.
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Gotcha.ArmandFancypants wrote:It could fit after any of the original three films, TBH.m4st4 wrote:In a way yeah, it certainly felt like one. And if we're going to talk timelines I thought it was set sometimes after Thunderdome cause the world felt degraded even more so... not sure though. I'd call it a soft sequel/reboot.Cilogy wrote:Fury Road wasn't essentially a reboot?
It's like a Dalton-reboot, insofar as you still have the history of the murdered family.
I heard Fury Road is after Road Warrior and before Thunderdome.
that's my take on the Mad Max movies (except the first one) - the quotes are not my words obviously, just some random comments from the www
that's my take on the Mad Max movies (except the first one) - the quotes are not my words obviously, just some random comments from the www
... an interesting theory: that neither the three original Mel Gibson films nor Fury Road should be taken as a linear chronology with strict continuity from one to the next. Rather, they are a loosely related set of stories about the same quasi-mythological character, filtered through different people's memories.
Other than the original Mad Max (which is a pretty straightforward revenge story), I've always read the films as a series of tall tales and legends passed through the Wasteland. These events may or may not have happened as they are told, and may not even involve the same person - but they have all been accredited to this mythical Mad Max, The Road Warrior and saviour of the Wasteland.
