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Anya Taylor-Joy in and as Furiosa
Mad Max: Fury Road. Slated to release in May 2024, the film appears to have amped up on the explosions and frantic vehicular action, as the future Imperator is seen finding means to survive out in the desert and plotting her eventual escape. Continuing his decades-long trend, director Miller has again teamed up with Nico Lathouris to write this new Mad Max movie.
The trailer of Theron) finally reunited with them, years later. This prequel shows the character's rebellious origins where she's caught amidst a ruthless gang war between two tyrants on a sweeping journey to the Citadel.
Warlord Dementus (Chris Hemsworth), the leader of a rowdy bike horde, is behind Furiosa's abduction, tagging her along for every hellish mission across the dystopian, barren landscape. A power struggle ensues when the gang runs into a much younger Immortan Joe, sporting ghost-like makeup and a breathing apparatus — a conflict Furiosa sees as a viable opportunity to escape, as she smears war paint (it's probably grease), grabs a buck load of firearms, and commandeers tanks to launch harpoons onto enemies. We might also learn how she loses her left forearm, leading her to brandish a prosthetic arm, as seen in the 2015 film. “The darkest of angels,” a bound-up Dementus says with a heavy Australian accent, staring up at a battle-hardened Furiosa, now sporting a buzz cut. “The question is… do you have it in you to make it epic?”
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Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga is out May 23 in theatres.
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