Furiosa!

Furiosa!

Warriorsled!

Maitfried!

Today we're going to talk about both Fury Road and Furiosa.

We've done many analyses of dystopian films. I think we've covered all of of dystopian films.

In fact, I think we've covered all of the dystopian films and in times technocratic, whatever you want to call them,

apocalypse films.

We've done the entire genre, Jamie and I, from beginning to end.

And we found those to be very insightful, a lot of revelation of the method, a lot of predictive programming.

And I wasn't surprised to find that the new installment of Furiosa to the Mad Max world was once again the dark goddess Gnostic savior archetype now the film wasn't terrible it was enjoyable on many levels

I like both Fury Road and Furiosa Furiosa was aside from a couple legitimate criticisms, almost really good.

It was good, almost really good.

I think maybe the director's cut will have some of the missing scenes that made the story narrative kind of confusing.

For example, we suddenly see

Liam Hemsworth's character Dementis

at bullet farm.

We never saw him take bullet farm.

Apparently, he took it.

But I think they had to cut it down.

It was probably a long film.

But overall, very entertaining.

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