ArchmageBrian
Renewable Guydraulic Menergythe mad max movies tell the story of a beautiful future where you can actually repair the technology you rely on.
i don't believe the reaction to some shit I tapped out one hand style while standing at the urinal peeing in the middle of the movie. but in hindsight I may as well have just gone onto to the fediverse like "hey y'all, who likes computers?!"
edward james homos@jackdaw_ruiz i love that on monads it shows less than 30 boosts lol
monads federates with up to 30 other people? y'all have gone soft.
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HardWired@jackdaw_ruiz it’s what I love about Star Wars too. George Lucas was a teen hot rod kid and he wanted to inject that ethos into his new world.
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Lot⁴⁹@jackdaw_ruiz Dystopia? More like fix-topia amiright?
Doreen32128 ready to rumble!@jackdaw_ruiz Boy they got that wrong!
Derek Dahlsad [INACTIVE]@jackdaw_ruiz I was reading about the production design for fury road and furiosa and how they deliberately used 1970s and earlier vehicles because there's no way a modern vehicle with crumple zones and computers would stay functional very long in that environment
Erlend@derekdahlsad @jackdaw_ruiz Well, the world "ended" before modern cars in that universe as well.
Here's an awesome little documentary on these crazy (fully functional vehicles): https://youtu.be/-FzcO3utFY0?si=2nWP3-3uQRslaqZA
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Mad Max: Fury Road | Fury on Four Wheels | Warner Bros. Entertainment
Brian Grinter@derekdahlsad @jackdaw_ruiz I think it was more carrying on the aesthetic of the films. The cars of Mad Max were ex-taxis of the days, the XA blowing smoke in the opening scenes wasn’t special effects, it was a clapped out straight 6 with too many miles on it. After production the Interceptor went to the wreckers as they couldn’t sell it and a collector bought and restored it around ‘85
Sean Boots@jackdaw_ruiz @geekingirl Huh, that is ...not wrong! 😅