[ SECRET POST #3378 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3378 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I find this line of thinking strange to be honest, mainly because I don't think Fury Road is the kind of film that needs to be quite so character-driven. It's a cinematic experience, a big spectacle chase movie. When you watch a horror film, do you need to be assured that the hapless victims trying to evade the killer are good, compelling characters before you can enjoy their escapades? Sure it would be nice if they're at least sympathetic -- and the Fury Road crew are certainly sympathetic enough, I'd say -- but it's not a prerequisite for enjoying the thrill ride.

[(Anonymous)]

DA It depends on what you're looking for in a movie, some people need at least some understanding of the characters to really get into a story.

And even if action movies don't go deep into the characters, that doesn't mean it's okay for it to be lacking (I'm not arguing Fury Road was lacking, I'm just saying if you felt it was then that can be a serious issue to your enjoyment of the film.)

Everyone looks for different things in movies, for me a "big spectacle chase" is not enough on it's own, so I can understand OP's points.