Hello dear listeners and welcome back to another episode of What Went Wrong, your favorite

podcast full stop that just so happens to be about movies and how it's nearly impossible

to make them let alone a good one. And I have to imagine it must have been literally

impossible to make one this good. I don't understand how this movie exists.

Nope. I remember when I sat in theaters and just heart rate was at 150, the whole time.

Yep. For two hours straight. Before we get into this film, as always, I'm Chris

Winnerbauer here with Lizzie Bassett, a quick shout out. We have a fun little, well, kind

of sad little ripped from the headlines episode on our Patreon available for y'all about

celebrity divorces. They're back. They're back. It's a bummer. We talk about them in the

context of divorce in general. Yeah, I think what I said is that it actually wasn't that

fun. No, we want you to listen to it so that you then ignore all future news about people's

divorces, which should be their business and their business alone.

Correct. However, we are here to talk about, I would argue maybe a runaway bride movie?

Would it be safe to say in kind of? I guess it's technically five runaway brides.

Five runaway brides. Also sort of captured. But.

All right, Lizzie, tell us what are we covering today? Well, this is the result of a poll.

New listeners voted. And if you don't know, you can vote for one episode a month on our

Patreon. So make sure you go over there and vote. This one pretty much by a landslide.

And it is Mad Max Fury Road. Now I knew this was a troubled production. I had no idea

that I was getting myself into with this movie. My main source today is a really, really

awesome book. If you are watching on video, I will show you the cover right now. It is blood,

sweat, and chrome, the wild and true story of Mad Max Fury Road by Kyle Buchanan. It's excellent.

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