Mad Max: Fury Road 3D Blu-ray (2015) [Region Free]

[Ray O. Blu]

Originally Posted by Bluray3d4life

Sorry for being all over the place. There are just so many thoughts going through my mind after an amazing film like that...lmao!

You're fine bud!
It takes 3-4 days for your brain to return to normal after experiencing Fury Road!

[mredman]

so no BvS teaser trailer for this one. Thats weird since they are both warner and would like to hype it up

[EVERRET]

Originally Posted by levcore

Mad Max Fury Road also benefits from a stunning and incredibly satisfying 3D conversion. I was fortunate enough to see this in Imax and it was a wonderful presentation. The 3D complements the movie perfectly with great depth and layers. The wide desert landscapes stretch out far into the horizon and the immense scale of The Citadel is quite beautiful. There are lots of fun pop out moments and one stand out moment in particular towards the end that is probably one of the greatest 3D pop out shots I’ve ever seen, it really took me by surprise as elements came right out of the screen. I loved the 3D in this and look forward to watching it again in 3D. Miller has gone on record as saying he put a lot of time and effort into the 3D conversion and he absolutely loves it and I can see why. Fury Road really goes to the next level in 3D and it helps make an amazing movie experience even better. This isn’t a movie that is ashamed to be in 3D, it’s a movie that fully embraces the format and I am very pleased that Miller is such a 3D fan and that he was able to ensure Fury Road delivers a stunning stereoscopic experience. If you can see this in 3D, I highly recommend it.

Great & accurate write up levcore ,

I can also confirm that the 3D was truly stunning at times .... this is yet another movie that should really be seen in 3D, It had plenty of pop outs & plenty of depth throughout the movie .... you could tell that each scene was pre-planned for 3D in mind.

The trailers for San Andreas & Terminator Genisys both had some strong 3D scenes in them.

[Jay Ellis]

I saw this movie at 7 pm last night and it deserves the accolades it gets. This movie is one of the most beautiful visual spectacles I have ever seen. The cinematography and action set pieces have to be seen to be believed. As mentioned by others, the 3d compliments the movie perfectly lending a sense of depth and scale to the various scenes. As far as preview trailers go, it was the first time I had seen a 3d trailer for the new terminator film, and the 3d visual effects look really gorgeous! I can't wait to see this one!!! Antman looks awesome in 3d as well!!! This spring and summer are proving to be a very good time for us 3d fans.

[Nocturnaloner]

Originally Posted by tigermoth

The movie is balls to the wall awesomeness! The 3D is... ok... overall. ...

Totally agreed. That one shot is definitely there for us 3D fans, but 3D is not essential to Fury Road. Nice to have though!

[deltatauhobbit]

Originally Posted by Nocturnaloner

Totally agreed. That one shot is definitely there for us 3D fans, but 3D is not essential to Fury Road. Nice to have though!

Yeah, the final shot was quite fun good haha. Overall, I think the 3D could have been stronger but I don't regret watching it that way either (helps I also got a free poster for doing so). I'll definitely be picking it up on 3D blu later this year, easily my top movie of the year so far. Even though there was a fair amount of quick cuts and loads of information on the screen, it never overwhelmed my eyes, Miller was good at slowing down and speeding up the action as necessary. For a road movie, you'd think the shaky cam would be horrendous but it really wasn't.

Since it's a playful movie, I think it could have benefited from an excess of strong pop out gimmicks, ala Legend of Hercules. There definitely wasn't a lack of opportunity with the car bits flying everywhere.

[Zivouhr]

Originally Posted by EVERRET

Great & accurate write up levcore ,

I can also confirm that the 3D was truly stunning at times .... this is yet another movie that should really be seen in 3D, It had plenty of pop outs & plenty of depth throughout the movie .... you could tell that each scene was pre-planned for 3D in mind.

The trailers for San Andreas & Terminator Genisys both had some strong 3D scenes in them.

Cool. Thanks for the info.

Originally Posted by Jay Ellis

I saw this movie at 7 pm last night and it deserves the accolades it gets. This movie is one of the most beautiful visual spectacles I have ever seen. The cinematography and action set pieces have to be seen to be believed. As mentioned by others, the 3d compliments the movie perfectly lending a sense of depth and scale to the various scenes. As far as preview trailers go, it was the first time I had seen a 3d trailer for the new terminator film, and the 3d visual effects look really gorgeous! I can't wait to see this one!!! Antman looks awesome in 3d as well!!! This spring and summer are proving to be a very good time for us 3d fans.

Nice! Great to hear about Terminator Genisys' 3D!

Originally Posted by deltatauhobbit

Yeah, the final shot was quite fun good haha. Overall, I think the 3D could have been stronger but I don't regret watching it that way either (helps I also got a free poster for doing so). I'll definitely be picking it up on 3D blu later this year, easily my top movie of the year so far. Even though there was a fair amount of quick cuts and loads of information on the screen, it never overwhelmed my eyes, Miller was good at slowing down and speeding up the action as necessary. For a road movie, you'd think the shaky cam would be horrendous but it really wasn't.

Since it's a playful movie, I think it could have benefited from an excess of strong pop out gimmicks, ala Legend of Hercules. There definitely wasn't a lack of opportunity with the car bits flying everywhere.

Thanks. Legend of Hercules, strong 3D overall, agreed.

Originally Posted by tigermoth

I was hoping for BvS and Star Wars trailers.

After sleeping on it I think I would describe the 3D in Max as 'Awesome use of 3D but flawed conversion craft'. The director clearly planed for it but was let down a little by the converters.

Star Wars Trailer 2 in 3D was unbeatable, yes. With Batman Superman, I heard it's moved to March 2016, so hopefully they have it ready soon for the 3D trailer if not already.

[evertec]

Originally Posted by 3D4ever

There is an excellent French website: http://www.halluciner.fr/ that does just that and only that! They test every single 3D Blu-ray release (major titles and smaller international releases). Each title has a detailed depth and pop-out profile and they're always spot on. They also comment on major theatrical releases the same way. Granted it's all in French but Google Translate should help. Their 3D reviews are 100% more accurate than those on this site, which are often way off the mark.

Also, cinemablend does 3d reviews... I just search for the name of the movie and "to 3d or not" in google to get to the review since their site search isn't very good.

[3D4ever]

Originally Posted by evertec

Also, cinemablend does 3d reviews... I just search for the name of the movie and "to 3d or not" in google to get to the review since their site search isn't very good.

Yes they do however I rarely agree with them. For instance they thought the last Planet of the Apes movie had great 3D and that Pacific Rim's 3D was terrible. Maybe they were wearing their 3D glasses upside down but I disagree - and most of their reviews are like this...

[Mao]

Pre-ordered!

Show your support! Pre-order 3D!!!

[mseeley]

I wanted to give this movie a standing ovation after it was over, but we only had 14 people or so and it wasn't the right theater to make noise in lol.

Mad Max: Fury Road is one of the greatest action movies ever captured to film. It's a colossal achievement with great characters, clever details and world building, thunderous and nervewracking action sequences, and a wonderful score by Junkie XL. Pure bliss and I can't wait to watch this again and again!!!! Easily my favorite movie this year!

The 3d conversion was also outstanding. This movie was definitely intended to be in 3d and it clearly shows. High medium to strong 3d throughout, and it adds a killer sense of reality and menace to the chase sequences. Lots of debris and sparks and sand fly out of the screen and the sandstorm is a 3d standout for me. One of the best 3d bits though like another user mentioned is a prolonged slow mo pop out at the end that really took me by surprise and made me laugh xD


Can't reccomend this movie and the 3d highly enough!!!!

[tmac2k]

Pre-ordered!!

[Zivouhr]

Originally Posted by mseeley

I wanted to give this movie a standing ovation after it was over, but we only had 14 people or so and it wasn't the right theater to make noise in lol.

Mad Max: Fury Road is one of the greatest action movies ever captured to film. It's a colossal achievement with great characters, clever details and world building, thunderous and nervewracking action sequences, and a wonderful score by Junkie XL. Pure bliss and I can't wait to watch this again and again!!!! Easily my favorite movie this year!

The 3d conversion was also outstanding. This movie was definitely intended to be in 3d and it clearly shows. High medium to strong 3d throughout, and it adds a killer sense of reality and menace to the chase sequences. Lots of debris and sparks and sand fly out of the screen and the sandstorm is a 3d standout for me. One of the best 3d bits though like another user mentioned is a prolonged slow mo pop out at the end that really took me by surprise and made me laugh xD


Can't reccomend this movie and the 3d highly enough!!!!

Cool, thanks for the review Mseeley.

Originally Posted by Mao

Pre-ordered!

Show your support! Pre-order 3D!!!

Originally Posted by tmac2k

Pre-ordered!!

Probably a good idea as it'll let the studio know the demand for home 3D is present.

[revgen]

Wow! That was incredible.

If you love action, you will love this film in 2D or 3D, but 3D is definitely more preferred. I wish it was shot natively because the depth in the beginning of the film wasn't as strong as it was later. But make no mistake about it, this film was shot with 3D visuals in mind.

This was my first time watching a film on IMAX' brand new 3D 4k dual laser projectors. The black levels are absolutely incredible. They come very close to plasma levels. Also, I believe the Glasses for this system are different than the linear polarized glasses with the old system. I can tilt my head and there is no crosstalk. Brightness looked about the same as the old IMAX 3D system, since both use dual projectors to keep the light level high enough to enjoy with the glasses on.

Hopefully, more IMAX theaters will upgrade to the new system.

[DB5]

I got to see this tonight and it was one hell of a thrill ride, with some crazy looking characters and crazy looking vehicles, I would of liked to have seen max having a longer car chase in his Ford Falcon though that seemed to end to quickly for me. I thought the 3D was pretty good with quite a few shots protruding out of the screen there was one popout that actually made me blink, I think it was when a gun came flying out of the screen, as mentioned in other posts though, the best popouts were right near the ending they could of had plenty more throughout the film but I'm guessing they didn't want it labeled as a popout "gimmicky" movie.
It was't showing in imax at my local theater as The Avengers is still showing, which I saw last week.
The Trailer for Jurassic World looked very much like the 3D for Jurassic Park "pretty strong" I don't know if this was done by the same people or not but it looked good.

[Paul H]

An observation experience I had with the Ant Man 3D preview before the Mad Max: Fury Road 3D showing in RealD 3D.

The 'Constant-Image-Height' 3D projector they used displays the 3D previews on a full 2.40:1 screen. Ant Man 3D looked almost like 1:33.1 in comparison to the other previews. When checking IMdB, the aspect ratio probably was 1.85:1, so i guess next to constant height 2:40.1 it looks almost square. The 3D was still very impressive.

[Zivouhr]

I didn't notice Ant Man's 2nd 3D trailer as square when I saw it before Avengers 2. I'll keep an eye out next time.

You guys got all the good 3D trailers. For Mad Max 3D, they only showed The Walk 3D (strong 3D, Zemekis knows how to make 3D well) and San Andreas 3D (high medium to strong 3D).

Mad Max's 3D was great! High medium to strong 3D all the way, loved it. The theater I sat in has a smaller screen, so the 3D really pops with great contrast in that theater, compared to some of the giant theater's gray screen washing out some of the 3D effect to some degree.

Fun movie that captures the style of the prior films well. I'd say this is easily my favorite Mad Max movie of them all. Only thing I would have liked to have seen would be Max in his car, kicking @ss. But that didn't happen. Otherwise, great carnage and carjacking fury.

[poke smot]

Sweet I hope ant man is 1 85. I always prefer that at home...can't have enough
1 85 3d.

[mseeley]

Originally Posted by Zivouhr

I didn't notice Ant Man's 2nd 3D trailer as square when I saw it before Avengers 2. I'll keep an eye out next time.

You guys got all the good 3D trailers. For Mad Max 3D, they only showed The Walk 3D (strong 3D, Zemekis knows how to make 3D well) and San Andreas 3D (high medium to strong 3D).

Mad Max's 3D was great! High medium to strong 3D all the way, loved it. The theater I sat in has a smaller screen, so the 3D really pops with great contrast in that theater, compared to some of the giant theater's gray screen washing out some of the 3D effect to some degree.

Fun movie that captures the style of the prior films well. I'd say this is easily my favorite Mad Max movie of them all. Only thing I would have liked to have seen would be Max in his car, kicking @ss. But that didn't happen. Otherwise, great carnage and carjacking fury.

Fury Road for me is easily the best mad max movie (the original trilogy is great, but car chases in those films were only a taste of the true insanity we'd get with Fury Road) I was expecting

[Show spoiler]Max to drive his ford falcon again after the warboys were driving at high speed and he shouted "that's MINE!". Sadly getting his car back was not to be lol

Really glad you liked the 3d as much as I did! The 3d trailers I got for Ant Man, Jurassic World, The Walk, and San Andreas were all wonderful, particularly Ant Man and The Walk with their jaw dropping use of 3d ( I'm still certain Ant Man is going to be this Summer's sleeper hit imo. Looks hilarious and action packed in all the right ways)

[Zivouhr]

Originally Posted by mseeley

Fury Road for me is easily the best mad max movie (the original trilogy is great, but car chases in those films were only a taste of the true insanity we'd get with Fury Road) I was expecting

[Show spoiler]Max to drive his ford falcon again after the warboys were driving at high speed and he shouted "that's MINE!". Sadly getting his car back was not to be lol

Really glad you liked the 3d as much as I did! The 3d trailers I got for Ant Man, Jurassic World, The Walk, and San Andreas were all wonderful, particularly Ant Man and The Walk with their jaw dropping use of 3d ( I'm still certain Ant Man is going to be this Summer's sleeper hit imo. Looks hilarious and action packed in all the right ways)

Thanks. You're 3D summary was on the money. Yeah, it would've been cool if he

[Show spoiler]hopped onto it and caused some mayhem on his own, suddenly getting the choice to flee on his own or stay and fight, causing inner conflict again, though that was already handled well throughout the movie.

Yes, Ant-Man's 3D was great (strong 3D) and looks like a lot of fun, never taking it's theme too seriously. Hornet (Yellowjacket) looks cool too!