Furiosa: George Miller, Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Hemsworth on Making a Mad Max Saga Without Max
Furiosa: George Miller, Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Hemsworth on Making a Mad Max Saga Without Max
by Luridley3000
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LawrenceBrolivier
That studio-mandated subtitle is maybe one of the dumbest, most scaredy-cat things execs have done to a movie this year. Aside from the fact “A Mad Max Saga” *doesn’t even make sense as english*… it’s a dumb subtitle because Max isn’t *in* the fucking movie, LOL.
You coulda called it “**The Road Warrior: Furiosa**” or “**Furiosa: The Road Warrior**” and gotten the *exact* association you want without gluing a colon and a dumb subtitle to it.
(or you could have just trusted the general audience to not be completely fucking brainless and left the title alone since anyone who looks at all of 1.5 seconds of Furiosa’s marketing is gonna know it’s related to Mad Max, or if they don’t know, it won’t matter because nothing else fucking looks like that).
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That studio-mandated subtitle is maybe one of the dumbest, most scaredy-cat things execs have done to a movie this year. Aside from the fact “A Mad Max Saga” *doesn’t even make sense as english*… it’s a dumb subtitle because Max isn’t *in* the fucking movie, LOL.
You coulda called it “**The Road Warrior: Furiosa**” or “**Furiosa: The Road Warrior**” and gotten the *exact* association you want without gluing a colon and a dumb subtitle to it.
(or you could have just trusted the general audience to not be completely fucking brainless and left the title alone since anyone who looks at all of 1.5 seconds of Furiosa’s marketing is gonna know it’s related to Mad Max, or if they don’t know, it won’t matter because nothing else fucking looks like that).