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For the most part, cinephiles would be better off replicating multimillion-dollar blockbusters at home by feeding a 50/50 mix of aluminium foil and glowsticks into a blender. Looking at you, Michael Bay.
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That is to say, Hollywood has decided that we’re an easily entertained lot who desire nothing more than a 90-minute-long kaleidoscopic blur. For the most part, they’re right – hell, we’re in for a trilogy of Tetris movies. We accept the movies we think we deserve.
Still, every now and again, we’re gifted with a film like Mad Max: Fury Road. A picture that somehow turns a dramatised Shitbox Rally into an engrossing piece of storytelling, while utilising next-level practical and visual effects.
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According to a newly-listed special multi-disc edition of the film listed on Amazon Germany, Hardy and Theron aficionados can expect to finally see the ‘Black And Chrome‘ edition in September.
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(No word on an Australian release – yet. Hold tight.)
Earlier on, Miller said it was always his intention to unleash a monochrome version of the film upon the planet. The Aussie mainstay also added “the default position for everyone is to de-saturate post-apocalyptic movies.”
“There’s only two ways to go, make them black and white — the best version of this movie is black and white, but people reserve that for art movies now”.
Also included in the special edition is a whooole truckload of bonus footage, and all the previous outings of one Max Rockatansky. Definitely not mediocre, hey.
Source: Empire.
Photo: Warner Bros. Pictures / YouTube (edited.)