Fury Road meets CRK ( possible spoilers )

[clearytja]

Saw Fury Road last night and it was an extreme, visceral experience. There is scene at night that confirmed my suspicions about Max's knife. He carries an inverted, distressed Pacific. He never takes it out but considering it is one of favorite fixed blades I recognized her quick. I wonder if CRK knew they were going to use it?
TC

 

[Ernie1980]

If CRK had read the empty and predictable script beforehand they would not have wanted to be associated with the
movie
I look for recognizable knives in movies, but I missed this one! Nice eye:thumbup:

There is a current thread in general about movie knives here:http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1289974-Science-Fiction-amp-Movie-Knives

 

[knifedude802]

If CRK had read the empty and predictable script beforehand they would not have wanted to be associated with the
movie
I look for recognizable knives in movies, but I missed this one! Nice eye:thumbup:

There is a current thread in general about movie knives here:http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1289974-Science-Fiction-amp-Movie-Knives

Ouch, just saw it...liked it.

 

[JTC]

I had read somewhere else that there was a pacific in Mad Max Fury Road. I thought it looked like one. Very cool. I loved that movie.

 

[willard0341]

No blue heeler?

 

[Ernie1980]

Ouch, just saw it...liked it.

To each their own To me it was all show and pyrotechnics and lacking substance. I wish I had seen the knife!

 

[clearytja]

Ernie, you were just too captivated by the acting to see the knife! 😃

 

[Ernie1980]

That must have been it

 

[mrnotsam123]

Saw it twice and thoroughly enjoyed both viewings. While I wouldn't say it was the most intricate plot I don't think it was ever meant to be. Alternatively is apocalyptic show and pyrotechnics a bad thing? Not sure what else is involved in a crazed apocalyptic future