Mad Max: High Octane Collection (1979-2015) / Mad Max: Fury Road in B&W (2015)

[MechaGodzilla]

If/when it's released I will happily pick it up. Like others, I think the theatrical cut will probably remain my go-to version most of the time, but I'm interested in watching this. It could be a cool alternative way to experience the film once in a while, especially if they go all out with the "silent film" approach.

[ThatOneGuy]

Originally Posted by H.E. Pennypacker

If the creator and director himself says that it is HIS favorite, how can it be a waste? Do you know more about the film than the one who brought it to you in the first place?

I'm stoked! I've held off because I knew this would be happening sooner or later. I can't WAIT to have it and watch it. Sounds beautiful

I was trying to hold back but then Amazon put the film on sale... double dipping for me! If this version also comes with the normal version of the film, then I guess one of my friends will get lucky and get a free Fury Road.

[Father Magoo]

imma probably double dip for this. already have the best buy steel

[MifuneFan]

I'll no doubt double-dip if/when it comes out, but I think it'll be more of a curiosity for me than anything.

[Edword]

[TheHutt]

I do hope they'll supply a music-only track and silent movie intertitles as well.

[TheHutt]

Originally Posted by dvdmike

UHD version also?

What for? The film was shot in 2K.

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by TheHutt

What for? The film was shot in 2K.

Negative. It was shot with the Arri Alexa camera system, which has a native resolution of 2.8K.

[imsounoriginal]

Originally Posted by TheHutt

What for? The film was shot in 2K.

*Finished in 2K.

[steve_dave]

Originally Posted by TheHutt

What for? The film was shot in 2K.

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

Negative. It was shot with the Arri Alexa camera system, which has a native resolution of 2.8K.

And it will be one of Warner's initial 4K UHBD titles.

[Egons Ghost]

At this point I blindly trust Miller's judgment. Sign me up (if original is included, as I don't have it yet).

[Will.]

There are some clips on YouTube with the black and white and isolated music track. The b&w hopefully will look more professional than what simply turning down the colors look. Also, the isolated track gives it a very exciting, experimental feeling that I love. Will it be lossy, though (as Gravity was)? That would be a dealbreaker.

[Dick Deckard]

I want to see that version of The Road Warrior he's talking about too. It needs a special edition Blu-ray BAD!

[rickah88]

Originally Posted by GasmaskAvenger

Perhaps this will be a Diamond Luxe edition of the film?

I would double dip on that alone.

Would love to see this happen!

[evilive]

I don't really care about still galleries as a bonus feature, BUT I really hope this does come with a shit-ton of pictures of all the vehicles in the stills gallery.

[darkness2918]

Not interested in a B&W version so ill just stick with the regular copy.

[LuckyDragon]

Originally Posted by H.E. Pennypacker

If the creator and director himself says that it is HIS favorite, how can it be a waste? Do you know more about the film than the one who brought it to you in the first place?

[levcore]

I have virtually no interest in the black and white version (which probably won't be 3D) but i want a commentary and some more extras. I will double dip on this movie in a heart beat basically.

[worldchmps]

Still don't know what the excitement was for this movie. Little backstory given on the characters and the entire plot basically consists of a bunch of really white guys chasing down Max and what's her name with just one full arm that was never explained why or how she lost it. The movie felt like a two hour car chase. And where was this great acting people have mentioned? Forrest Gump was great acting. In The Heat Of The Night was great acting. Heck, even Star Wars: The Force Awakens was great acting! This, not so much! I was bored after a half hour, maybe less. It's sad if a movie like this is what people consider great now. The only amazing aspect is the stunt people. Those folks should win an Oscar for what they had to do in the movie! I bet I'm not the only one who felt like this. They walk around wondering why everyone says it's great but figure they must have missed something so they stay silent. You didn't miss anything! It was bad!

Still have no clue why that guy was playing a guitar on a truck that looked like a scene out of an 80's movie. Oh right, it was! Have we run out of new movie ideas already?

Excuse me as I have to go dump more chum in to the water. Red meat gets everyone excited. Now to see what I can reel in.

[JimDiGriz]

Originally Posted by worldchmps

Still don't know what the excitement was for this movie. Little backstory given on the characters and the entire plot basically consists of a bunch of really white guys chasing down Max and what's her name with just one full arm that was never explained why or how she lost it. The movie felt like a two hour car chase. And where was this great acting people have mentioned? Forrest Gump was great acting. In The Heat Of The Night was great acting. Heck, even Star Wars: The Force Awakens was great acting! This, not so much! I was bored after a half hour, maybe less. It's sad if a movie like this is what people consider great now. The only amazing aspect is the stunt people. Those folks should win an Oscar for what they had to do in the movie! I bet I'm not the only one who felt like this. They walk around wondering why everyone says it's great but figure they must have missed something so they stay silent. You didn't miss anything! It was bad!

Still have no clue why that guy was playing a guitar on a truck that looked like a scene out of an 80's movie. Oh right, it was! Have we run out of new movie ideas already?

Excuse me as I have to go dump more chum in to the water. Red meat gets everyone excited. Now to see what I can reel in.

Forest Dump? Jeez that was a dump of a movie. Sickly sentimental bs.