What do you like about the Mad Max series? What makes you a fan?
The practical effects mainly. Does it matter matter if I'm a "fan"? I didn't say I was, just pointing out that I've just seen all the movies and should be the demo that would make up the base of the film's audience and box office. If the film isn't interesting enough for someone like me to go want to watch it I can't even imagine the hard sell it is for the GA.
Answered your question pretty easily.
You said you were suppose to be a part of the "fans group". Is that not what a fan is?
I was asking because you said you weren't interested. I was curious why. And it seems to boil down to, "practical effects". If that's what your main interest I'm guessing the fierce performances, delectable dialogue, and watching such robust mythos manifest aren't going to sway you.
You're already arguing in bad faith, you legitimately don't care about my answer. I told you what I liked about the series, but you just want to set yourself up to seem like you're right and I'm wrong, and you already did it earlier in the thread to someone else who didn't like the movie for their own reasons.
Fan is short for fanatic correct? I'd consider myself a Marvel fan, a Godzilla fan, etc. Do I appreciate the Mad Max universe? Sure, I always thought they were solid, fun, action packed movies. I wouldn't consider myself a "fan" in a true sense, but watching all the movies would make me the prime demo for Furiosa and, as I mentioned again, if they can't get someone like me into the theater that's bad news.
What do I need to feel superior about? Liking a movie? Why?
Simply asking you why it's not interesting to you, is apparently such an earth shattering question that, you haven't actually answered it, you can't decide if you're a fan or not and you had to insult me.
What you were able to say is you didn't want another movie with Furiosa as a lead character. Does this apply to Max?
Literally not what you asked. You initially asked what I liked about the series. Acting like a victim must be exhausting. Anyway I answered...
That and I have no interest in watching a Furiosa movie when FR already did a fantastic job of having her be the focus character.
You're not actually curious why I'm not swayed to go out and watch the movie, you're just trying to find a way to feel superior because someone isn't interested in watching a movie you clearly liked.
You asked why I like the Mad Max movies, and I said mainly the practical effects. The OG was a great revenge story, and The Road Warrior was fun. Thunderdome was entertaining. I really liked Fury Road, but Furiosa just doesn't look good enough to draw me in. Guess what? That's ok.
The issue is that if someone like me, who actually liked the previous movies, isn't interested in going to watch it, imagine trying to get the GA to come. That's the problem.
Just to reiterate in case you miss it again, nothing about the movie is catching my attention. I'm sure the film may have elements that appeal to you or in general, but it just isn't swaying me enough to go to the movies.
The simple way would have been to say "Agree to Disagree" and moved on...but you didn't. I don't want to watch Furiosa and not interested in it, at least not until it streams, why is that such a hard concept to grasp? If you liked the movie, good, more power to you, but people are allowed to not like, or be interested in a movie, without being weirdly judged.
Now if I had said I'm not interested in Furiosa cause its "liberal woke bs" or some other inane reason, then that's absolutely a valid reason to be combative about it.
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