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George Miller’s ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ may have been about Tom Hardy’s titular road warrior, but there’s no denying Charlize Theron’s one-armed Furiosa was the real star. According to a rumor, that one-armed heroine might be getting her own movie sooner than expected.
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- ScreenRant: Mad Max: Fury Road Prequel Rumored To Be In Development
- We Got This Covered: Mad Max: Fury Road Prequel Movie Reportedly Circling Pre-Production, George Miller To Direct
- MovieWeb: Mad Max: Fury Road Prequel Starts Pre-Production in Australia?
- SlashFilm: Is There A ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ Prequel Aiming To Shoot Later This Year?
- Fandango Movie Blog: Rumor Patrol: Paul Walker's Return to 'Fast and Furious'; 'Mad Max: Fury Road' Prequel
- JoBlo: Awesome Art We've Found Around The Net: Ghostbusters, It, Mad Max, Scream
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment has announced it will re-release Mad Max: Fury Road in its mythic black & white edition as part of a new release of the Mad Max series.
Coming Soon reports the new set will be called The Mad Max High Octane Collection and contain all four films plus five hours of bonus features. It will also include the black & white edition of Fury Road director George Miller has talked about in the past.”Something about it seemed more authentic and elemental,” he said when the film was first released on home video.
- SlashFilm: Mad Max High Octane Collection Announced, ‘Fury Road’ Black & Chrome Edition Included
- IndieWire: ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ Black-And-White Chrome Edition Coming To Blu-ray This December
- JoBlo: The Black & Chrome cut of Mad Max: Fury Road is finally coming to Blu-ray
- Latino Review: MAD MAX: FURY ROAD Getting Stylish 'Black & Chrome' Cut For Home Release!
- Cinema Blend: When You'll Be Able To See Mad Max: Fury Road In Black And White
- ScreenRant: Mad Max: Black & Chrome Edition Available in December
- Screen Crush: The Black-and-White 'Mad Max: Fury Road' Is Coming to Blu-Ray
- Dark Horizons: “Fury Road” Black & White Finally Coming
It's been well over a year since the release of MAD MAX: FURY ROAD, but the George Miller film is still every bit as impressive to me as it was that first time in a packed theater. As the flick took in the most wins at our own 15th Annual Golden Schmoes, it's probably safe to say that many of you feel the same. One of the reasons we love it so much is that Miller and his team only turned to CG... Read More...
There is no doubt that Mad Max: Fury Road was not only one of the best blockbusters of last year, but one of the best films of 2015 in general. George Miller crafted a sequel that was simple yet riveting, seamlessly combining digital and practical effects to create some of the best action the big screen has ever seen.
- ScreenRant: Mad Max: Fury Road Video Features Movie Footage Without CGI
- MovieWeb: Mad Max: Fury Road Video Is Still Amazing Without CGI
- SlashFilm: Cool Stuff: Craig Drake Solo Show III Has ‘Ghostbusters’, ‘Mad Max: Fury Road,’ ‘Ex Machina’ & More
- Vulture: Witness This Supercut of What Mad Max’s Crashes Looked Like Without CGI
What a lovely day. Mad Max: Fury Road may not have won either of the major awards it was nominated for (Best Film and George Miller for Best Director), but it did take home 6 out of a potential 10 Oscars which is very impressive indeed.
- Variety: ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ Gives Australia Biggest Ever Oscar Haul
- The Wrap: ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ Costume Designer Jenny Beavan Explains Her Oscars Outfit
- Entertainment Weekly: 'Mad Max: Fury Road' production designer wants to give feminist twist to 'Transformers'
- Vulture: Kerry Washington, Mark Ruffalo, and More on Attending the Academy Awards in a Year of #OscarsSoWhite
- Variety: ‘The Walking Dead’ Recap: ‘Knots Untie’ Takes Us on the Road to Nowhere
- Denver Post: Academy Awards 2016: Red Carpet and inside the Oscars [PHOTOS]
- Vulture: Stuffy Oscars Dudes Can’t Handle Mad Max Costume Designer’s Awesomeness
- Variety: TV Review: ‘The 88th Academy Awards’
- IndieWire: The Best Things Phyllis Nagy, Laszlo Nemes and More Said on the Red Carpet at the 2016 Academy Awards
- Cinema Blend: The 2017 Academy Awards, Predicted Today
- Entertainment Weekly: Oscars 2016: 'Mad Max' sound editor dropped an F-bomb
- HitFix: Review: Chris Rock dives into #OscarsSoWhite controversy as Academy Awards host
Director George Miller reveals what happened to his original 'Mad Max 4', and why it never happen.
Director George Miller reveals what happened to his original 'Mad Max 4', and why it never happen.
Mad Max: Fury Road director George Miller won best director at the 21st Annual Critics’ Choice Awards yesterday. The film also took home a number of awards including Best Action Movie, Best Action Movie Actor and Actress wins for Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron and Margaret Sixel‘s win for Best Editing among others.
- The Playlist: 'Mad Max: Fury Road' Dominates Critics’ Choice Awards, But 'Spotlight' Wins Best Picture
- ScreenRant: Critics’ Choice Awards 2016: Mad Max: Fury Road and Fargo Win Big
- Comic Book Movie: MAD MAX: FURY ROAD Dominates In Full List Of Winners From This Year's Critics' Choice Awards
- SlashFilm: ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ Dominates the Critics’ Choice Awards, but ‘Spotlight’ Is Truly Shiny and Chrome
- Variety: ‘Mad Max: Fury Road,’ ’45 Years’ Triumph at London Film Critics’ Circle Awards
- Deadline: ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’; ’45 Years’ Score Multiple Awards At London Film Critics’ Circle Awards
- The Wrap: ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ Wins Best Picture Award from London Critics’ Circle
- Vulture: Spotlight, Mad Max Win Big at the Critics’ Choice Awards
- Hollywood Reporter: Critics' Choice Awards: 'Spotlight' Holds Court, 'Mad Max' Claims Most Prizes (Analysis)
- Hollywood Reporter: 'Mad Max,' '45 Years' Take Top Honors at London Critics' Circle Film Awards
- Deadline: Critics’ Choice Awards: ‘Spotlight’ Wins Best Picture; ‘Mr. Robot’ Best Drama Series
- Hollywood Reporter: Critics' Choice Awards: 'Room's' Jacob Tremblay, Age 9, Wins Over Audience With Adorable Acceptance Speech (Video)
- Variety: ‘Spotlight’ Wins Best Picture at Critics Choice Awards
- Chud: Doomsday Reels: Mad Max: Fury Road
- USA Today: 'Spotlight' wins best picture at Critics' Choice Awards
- Denver Post: 'Spotlight,' DiCaprio, Larson win at Critics' Choice Awards
- Variety: Critics’ Choice Awards: Winners List
- Deadline: Deadline’s Critics’ Choice Awards Live Blog
- USA Today: Critics' Choice Awards: Red carpet arrivals
- We Got This Covered: The Winners Of The 21st Annual Critics’ Choice Awards
- Hollywood Reporter: Critics' Choice Awards: The Complete Winners List
- Moviefone: Here Are the 2016 Critics' Choice Awards Winners
- Deadline: Judd Apatow Slams Golden Globes In Epic Critics’ Choice Awards Rant
- Hollywood Reporter: Critics' Choice Awards: Anthony Anderson, Tracee Ellis Ross Take Jab at Oscar Noms' Lack of Diversity
- Variety: ‘Spotlight’ Wins Top Critics’ Choice Prize, Next Stop Oscar?
- Hollywood Reporter: Critics' Choice Awards: Best and Worst Moments
- Vulture: Amy Schumer and Judd Apatow Gifted the Critics’ Choice Awards With a Trio of Delightfully Boozy Speeches
- Variety: ‘Port of Call’ Wins Hong Kong Critics Awards
- Denver Post: 'Spotlight,' DiCaprio, Larson win at Critics' Choice Awards
- Entertainment Weekly: Critics' Choice Awards 2016 winners: Full list
- Entertainment Weekly: Jacob Tremblay's Critics' Choice Awards speech was adorable
- Vulture: Watch Jacob Tremblay’s Acceptance Speech at the Newly Renamed Critics’ Choice Aw-w-wards
- USA Today: Why Jacob Tremblay's Critics' Choice speech was the cutest thing ever
- FirstShowing.net: Looking Back: Alex's Top 12 Favorite Films of 2015 - 'Mad Max' Reigns
- The Wrap: ‘Spotlight,’ Leonardo DiCaprio, Brie Larson Top Critics’ Choice Award Winners
- Entertainment Weekly: Amy Schumer jokes about nude photo shoot at Criticsâ Choice Awards
George Miller’s Mad Max: Fury Road was a surprise hit of 2015 and a critical darling to boot, leading the iconic director to pen not one but two sequel scripts to the film. With film productions being notoriously long and the wait between installments sometimes longer, the big question becomes: Will Miller be able to make both films before he retires?
Miller, who is now 70 years old, has no plans to step away from filmmaking anytime soon, but he also isn’t heading straight in to making another Mad Max film either.
- Entertainment Weekly: When Mad Max returns, George Miller might not be directing
- SlashFilm: ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ Director George Miller Wants to Make a Smaller Movie Before He Returns to the Wasteland
- Hollywood Reporter: 'Mad Max: Fury Road' Named Rotten Tomatoes' Best Reviewed Film of 2015
- Total Film: Will Furiosa's "really interesting" backstory factor into Mad Max sequel?
After the success of Mad Max: Fury Road (/Film’s overall favorite movie of the year), director George Miller could’ve decided to take a nice long break and no one would have blamed him. Seriously. After a few years of managing car crashes in the desert, a lengthy vacation to a relaxing place sounds about right.
But nope!
- ScreenRant: Mad Max: George Miller Teases Fury Road Sequel & Furiosa Backstory
- Entertainment Weekly: When Mad Max returns, George Miller might not be directing
- Vulture: The Awards Show Show: Talking With George Miller About Mad Max Awards and Sequels
- The Playlist: George Miller Hints At More ‘Mad Max’ Furiosa Stories, Says His Next “Small” Movie Inspired By iPhone-Shot ‘Tangerine’
- Dark Horizons: Miller Settles On Idea For "Mad Max" Return
- Cinema Blend: The Next Mad Max Movie Isn't Happening Anytime Soon
- MovieWeb: Is Furiosa Getting an Origin Movie After 'Mad Max 5'?
