MAD FURY: MAX ROAD

Jul 24, 2015 22:57

HAVE I TOLD Y'ALL HOW MUCH I LOVE MAD MAX:FURY ROAD YET ( Read more... )

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WITNESS ME rogueslayer452 July 24 2015, 22:05:26 UTC
THIS MOVIE WAS EVERYTHING I EXPECTED FROM REVIEWS AND MORE.

Seriously, it was such a mind-blowing experience that after I left the theater from the first viewing I was so overwhelmed by what I had just seen. I never expected something like Mad Max: Fury Road to bring me so much joy in the manner of visual and subtle storytelling, but it brought that and so much more. The characters, the world-building, the music, everything going above and beyond with practical effects and being so out there and wild and beautiful.

Just, so much love. ♥

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WITNESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS dhampyresa July 25 2015, 21:54:15 UTC
I KNOW RIGHT? IT WAS EVERYTHING I WANTED AND MORE

I was utterly blown away too. No lie, I have seen it so many times in part to make sure it's really real.

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egelantier July 24 2015, 23:13:55 UTC
six rewatches! and i could probably watch it six more times and i'm ruined for action movies for life. SO SHINY AND CHROME.

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dhampyresa July 25 2015, 22:02:05 UTC
You beat me! Clearly I have to see it again.

SO CHROME!

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wordsofastory July 25 2015, 01:12:38 UTC
It's such a great movie!

And oh, I'm curious about what they added with the subtitles?

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dhampyresa July 25 2015, 22:21:15 UTC
IT SO IS

First there's the fact that Guzzoline got translated as "Petrogaspi" and shortened from that pretty much throughout as "Gaspi", which is slang for "gaspillage" which essentially means "waste/boondoggle" so it lended an extra level of irony and hinted at interesting thought processes that might have lead to using "petrogaspi" instead of "essence".

The other big one is "le Moulin à balles" (the bullet mill) for the Bullet Farm and "le meunier" (the miller) for the Bullet Farmer. To me 'mill' evokes, well, WINDmills, implying that the Bullet Farm uses wind power to operate.

The last thing I can recall at this late hour is Nux saying "le arbre" instead of "l'arbre" when talking about the tree. IDK, I thought it brought up some interesting linguistic possibilities?

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wordsofastory July 28 2015, 18:44:35 UTC
Those are really cool choices! Thank you for mentioning them; I hadn't heard about them elsewhere.

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dhampyresa July 29 2015, 21:09:43 UTC
You're welcome! To be fair, I don't think there are that many French people in fandom (I try to make a point of mentioning things the subs do, because it is part of how I get to experience movies on the big screen, some of you may find it interesting and most importantly, they rarely get to get credit for clever things they do).

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