Culture news “Instant classic” Mad Max Furiosa shakes up sci-fi in 2024 and could even surpass Dune 2
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga has not yet been officially released in theaters, but is already shaking up the first spectators who likely attended one of the biggest shows of this year.
A film not to be missed
A few days before its release, Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga seems more ready than ever to offer spectators an extraordinary spectacle. Two years after his last film and nine years after Fury Road, George Miller is determined to return to the Mad Max universe in the best possible way. The legendary filmmaker is a true master of entertainment and has already proven it time and time again. And at 79 years old, he would have lost none of his splendor, quite the contrary. In any case, this is what the first rave opinions shared over the past few days by some members of the press who were already able to attend the first Furiosa screenings lead us to believe.
George Miller at his best
Furiosa: a Saga Is Mad Max a good film? Certainly, and even more so if the first reviews are to be believed. On X/Twitter in particular, it is already possible to discover several opinions shared by our colleagues across the Atlantic. So, Furiosa would be “ a powerful action film“who would embody”mythmaking at its finest“Different from Fury Road for most critics, this film “might frustrate some“, but nevertheless manages to shape its own legend while fitting perfectly into the Mad Max universe, becoming at the same time “an instant classic“.
In short, Furiosa would be “a stunning revenge film“, also supported by an excellent casting. Anya Taylor-Joy would take over the role of Furiosa wonderfully after Charlize Theron, while Chris Hemsworth would shine”in a way he had never shown before“. As you will have understood, Furiosa presents itself as the unmissable cinema event of this month of May. A powerful post-apo film, which could even compete with the other phenomenon of the beginning of the year, Dune 2, while Denis Villeneuve’s feature film recently crossed the 4 million admissions mark in France. See you on May 22 to discover this potential new masterpiece.