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Is the movie 'Mad Max: Fury Road'...?
...a remake or is it a continuation of the previous three movies? Thanx for any & all answers, comments, thoughts & opinions!!!
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4 Answers
- Anonymous6 years agoFavorite Answer
It is a different rendition of the previous titles like instead of his son dying his 'daughter died'. It's just mad max with a different twist.Like if you went from the previous movie to this one ,it would make some sense ,but not all the facts would coincide.
- Anonymous6 years ago
This info is from IMDB
"George Miller refuses to call the film either a sequel or a reboot. He just calls the film a "revisiting". Miller claimed that after the first Mad Max film he doesn't really see a continuity or set time frame between the films, although he would think of 'Fury Road' as taking place after Thunderdome. In SXSW, George Miller also claimed that the previous three films exist in no real clear chronology, because they were always conceived as different films.
Tom Hardy also spoke on this issue by saying, "We have to take it differently as George is taking it. It's a relaunch and revisit to the world. An entire restructuring. That's not to say that it's not picking up or leaving off from the Mad Max you know already, but it's a nice re-take on the entire world using the same character, depositing him in the same world but bringing him up to date by 30 years." On the other hand, Charlize Theron also said that Hardy wasn't playing Mel Gibson's character. They just happen to be both named Max Rockatanski. In fact, Miller stated with the 30 year gap since the last film and a new actor playing the lead, it was just easier to do a new version of the film without maintaining any continuity. The easiest way Miller puts it is to think of each film as a "legend of the Road Warrior" meaning that each film is a story about Mad Max that happened, but perhaps told by different people and so some things are altered from each story.
The presence of Max's iconic 'last of the V8 Interceptors' police car suggests that this film follows directly on from the original Mad Max. It was destroyed in Mad Max 2 implying that both it and Mad Max; Beyond Thunderdome are in a separate storyline. However, in the original movie, Max had a son who was killed by the Toecutter's gang while in this film he's shown to have a lost a daughter who was killed by a war party, possibly Immortan Joe's forces."
- C TLv 66 years ago
mad max has a pretty loose canon, but Fury road is supposed to fit somewhere in there.
ive been reading that it's set sometime before thunder dome