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Visit the Official Mad Max Fury Road site here. What's New. Follow @madmaxmovies. A new documentary on the making of Fury Road, "Going Mad: The Battle of Fury Road" has been released, chronicling Fury Road's 2.

Currently this appears to only be available for purchase through i. Tunes, I have not seen information on any other available release at this time. Also note that Fury Road is currently available in HD with all extras for the discounted price of $7. Watch Summer Coda HD 1080P more. US i. Tunes - I'm not sure how long that offer lasts for. It includes not only this documentary, but Fury Road itself in both regular and Black & Chrome versions, plus other behind the scenes extras. Mad Max Fury Road has been released basically everywhere on Blu- ray, DVD, and digital download.

My copy arrived today, bundled with the Mad Max game, and is the standard Blu- ray release. As per the news below for August 1. D, or if you can't do Blu- ray yet and need a DVD.

I haven't checked through all the content yet, but the extras I've looked through so far are pretty exceptional - lots of cool behind the scenes stuff on the cars and stunts. Basically all the material everyone drops by the web site looking for from the original trilogy! The deleted scenes were interesting, but perhaps a little light on - we know from various interviews that there were other scenes shot, but I guess they were either deemed incomplete or not suitable to be put on the disc.

That would be my only disappointment with the set, and realistically its a very small one, given the amount of other material that we've been given. The Sydney Opera House are presenting an event on the 1. October, MAD MAX: FURY ROAD - CREATING THE APOCALYPSE - GEORGE MILLER, BRENDAN MCCARTHY & NICO LATHOURIS IN CONVERSATION.

You can find further information at the web site here, be sure to check out the full festival schedule here, as you may also find some other sessions of interest, including a separate talk with Brendan Mc. Carthy. For all you gamers, don't forget the Mad Max game out on PS4, XBOXONE and PC next week.

Here in Australia the release coincides with the DVD / Blu- ray release of the film, and EB Games have a pack available that includes both the game and the Blu- ray for $9. Quite a good deal, I've ordered mine there today. If anyone else is aware of any packs, bonus deals, etc, feel free to let me know.

Fury Road is due out on Blu- ray, DVD, etc in only a couple of weeks now, on September 1st. Most countries seem to be getting pretty much the same content and release date, Amazon have listed a package which includes Mad Max Fury Road Blu- ray/3. D/DVD/Digital here. If you don't need the 3. D, the cheaper Blu- Ray (with DVD) is here, or the DVD only version is here.

As mentioned, most countries are getting pretty much standard releases of the film as listed above, HOWEVER, in Germany they're releasing a limited collector's edition set, which also includes an Interceptor model. I don't know much more about it than what you can see listed, but if you want to check it out, you can find it listed on the Amazon Germany site here. Mad Max Fury Road is out today for rental or purchase on various online services, including Amazon and i. Tunes. If you can't wait to see it again, grab it now, or if you're still waiting for the full release with all the extras, only a few weeks to go..

The second Max and final Mad Max Fury Road comic is now out. For those of you who missed them, note that a compilation volume of all the issues is due out in early September, you can find further information on Amazon here. The first of the Max comics is now out for those of you needing to grab one. Also, if you missed the first in the series, Nux & Immortal Joe, note that this has been reprinted, so you should be able to find that again now as well. Also out this week is Cinefex 1. Although 6. 0% of the Cinefex readers voted for a Fury Road cover, you can look for this one featuring either Jurassic World of Age of Ultron (meh).

Read more at the Cinefex blog here. This one doesn't appear to have been posted to any of the official Warner Bros You.

Tube channels that I've seen, but there's an excellent 4 minute featurette on the Apocalyptic Cars of Mad Max Fury Road. Some great close ups and background to the cars, be sure to check it out. Sony have posted a new story trailer for the Mad Max PS4 game to their blog. Check out the blog post here for further info and to watch the trailer. Note that you can already pre- order the game, and will receive access to a bonus car as per the trailer, and also detailed in the listing at Amazon. My personal experience with video game pre- orders (here in Australia anyway) is that different offers often become available closer to release date - I'm personally holding off my own pre- order for now.

Warner Brothers Thailand have posted a behind the scenes Mad Max Fury Road TV Special to You. Tube. Some excellent previously unseen material, be sure to check it out. Bloomberg have put together a great article on the cars of Fury Road - Every Killer Car in Mad Max Fury Road Explained. All About E Online Putlocker. Lots of great info again from Production Designer Colin Gibson, along with some great shots of some of the vehicles I haven't previously seen. Speaking of cars, be sure to check out the vehicles still on display at Event Cinemas in George Street Sydney, they should be there until around the middle of the week (May 2. Mad Max Fury Road has premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, with stars Tom Hardy, Charlize Theron, Nicholas Hoult and director George Miller all in attendance.

There's quite a bit of coverage on the event, I found some of the more interesting coveragee and quotes in the articles from news. LA Times. Following the Mad Max Fury Road car display at the Sydney Opera House yesterday was the film's premiere at Event cinemas in Sydney. See my report on the Mad Max Fury Road Sydney Premiere here. It was a huge day at the Sydney Opera House, with the Mad Max Fury Road cars on display in the forecourt throughout the day. Check my quick report on the Fury Road Cars here, and also be sure to check out a whole bunch of pics from others who attended the event on the discussion forum. The cars of Fury Road are out on display again, this time at The o.

Greenwich, London, from May 1. Terminator 2: Judgment Day Full Movie In English. Flavourmag has put up some galleries of what to expect, along with an excellent interview with production designer Colin Gibson. Check out Flavourmag's article on the cars of Mad Max Fury Road here. If you’d like to see some more of Fury Road behind the scenes (and who wouldn’t), sign up to Fury Road Assistant Cameraman Junaid Samaai’s Instagram.

He's posted a few nice shots there of some of his work behind the scenes, with the tease of more to come. Wired Magazine has a great interview with director George Miller, where he goes into the making of the film, and some of the history of the Mad Max franchise. Also, being Wired, there's a great roundup of some of the technologies in use in the making of Fury Road towards the end of the article. Next Wednesday, May 1. Mad Max Fury Road will drive through Sydney, to be parked on display at the Sydney Opera House from 7am until 3pm. This will be followed by the Australian Premiere at Event Cinemas in George Street from 6pm. Read the article at Filmink for the full detail, and also see the official web site at madmaxsydney.

Hit. Fix have posted an interview with Tom Holkenborg / Junkie XL on creating the soundtrack for Mad Max Fury Road. An excellent interview and insight into the creation of the score, well worth a look. Warner Bros put together a sound stage full of Fury Road costumes for a recent press day, and Hit. Fix takes an up close look at some of the costumes from the film.

A word of warning, the up close pics are fantastic to look at, but some of the pics and their descriptions contain spoilers to the film itself.

List of The Flash characters. Main cast members (L–R) Valdes, Panabaker, Cavanagh, Gustin, Martin, Patton, and Cosnett at Paley. Fest 2. 01. 5The Flash is an American television series developed by writer- producers Greg Berlanti, Andrew Kreisberg and Geoff Johns, and is based on the DC Comics character, the Flash.

The series premiered on The CW television network in the United States on October 7, 2. The series is a spin- off from Arrow, a show in the same universe. The first season follows police forensic investigator Barry Allen (Grant Gustin), who develops super- speed after he is struck by lightning.

In his attempt to learn about his powers and how to use them for good, he is assisted by S. T. A. R. Labs' Dr. Caitlin Snow (Danielle Panabaker), Cisco Ramon (Carlos Valdes), and Dr. Harrison Wells (Tom Cavanagh).

Barry tries to solve the murder of his mother (Michelle Harrison) by a superhuman attacker (Matt Letscher). The murder investigation unjustly imprisoned his father (John Wesley Shipp), leaving detective Joe West (Jesse L. Martin), father of his best friend, Iris (Candice Patton), to take in the young Barry. The memory of his mother's murder and his father's framing later motivates Barry to put his personal needs aside and use his powers to fight against those who hurt the innocent, thus, shaping him into the Flash. The following is a list of characters who have appeared in the television series. Many are named after (or based on) DC Comics characters.

Overview[edit]Main characters[edit] Barry Allen / Flash[edit]Bartholomew Henry "Barry" Allen (portrayed by Grant Gustin[1]) is an awkward assistant crime- scene investigator for the Central City Police Department, who moonlights as the Flash. As a child, Barry (Logan Williams) is traumatized when his mother, Nora, is murdered by the Reverse- Flash. His father, Henry, is framed for the crime. Joe West becomes Barry's legal guardian, and Barry spends his life trying to discover what happened that night. He first appears in the second season of Arrow, personally investigating a superhuman- related crime in Starling City, and learns of Oliver Queen's identity as the Arrow. They become good friends. Sometime after Barry returns to Central City, he is struck in his laboratory by lightning which was affected by dark matter from the explosion of the S.

T. A. R. Lab's particle accelerator. In season one, Barry awakens from a nine- month coma and finds himself with superhuman speed. He uses his new powers to fight crime and hunt other metahumans in Central City as the masked superhero, Flash, while he tries to identify his mother's murderer.

Although Barry has loved Iris West since childhood, he has kept his feelings to himself. He reveals his feelings, complicating Iris' relationship with Eddie. Barry learns from a 2. Time Vault at S. T. A. R. Labs that he may eventually marry Iris. He becomes good friends with Cisco, Caitlin, and Dr.

Wells, his idol and mentor on missions. Although Dr. Wells advises Barry about how to adapt and increase his powers, Barry becomes suspicious and learns that he is Eobard Thawne (Reverse- Flash) in disguise. After Eobard is unmasked, he tells Barry about his plan to use the Flash's speed and the particle accelerator to generate a portal to his own time (allowing Barry to return to the night of his mother's murder and prevent it). Barry travels back in time, but is warned by his older self not to interfere.

He returns to the present and fights with Eobard, stopping him from returning to the future. Although Barry is almost killed, Eddie sacrifices himself to destroy Eobard. This creates a miniature black hole, which Ronnie stops with his own life.

In season two, Barry becomes reclusive after Eddie and Ronnie's deaths, until a near- death experience convinces him to work with his friends again. He discovers a recording of Eobard's confession to Nora's murder that clear his father of all charges, with Barry inheriting Harrison Wells' fortune and resources from Eobard. Though rich, Barry chooses to remain working for CCPD while using Wells' money to fund his and his allies' activities. Barry and his team soon learn of the multiverse when metahumans from Earth- 2 target him under orders from Zoom, receiving aid from the Earth- 2's Dr. Harrison "Harry" Wells.

Barry struggles with his choice to not save his mother and his hatred of Eobard, gradually accepting Harry as a friend upon learning that he trying to save his daughter Jesse. The group are aided by Earth- 2's Flash Jay Garrick before they learn that he is actually a time remnant clone of Hunter Zolomon, who is Zoom, and he steals Barry's Speed Force to cure his terminal illness. After sacrificing his powers to save Wally from Zoom, Harry helps Barry recreate the events which gave him his speed, but Barry disappears into the Speed Force as it helps him move on from his mother's death. After returning and defeating Zoom's army, Barry is forced to watch his father's death in his childhood home. He avenges his father by luring the Time Wraiths to Zoom, who is dragged into the Speed Force while being transformed into the Black Flash. After freeing the real Jay Garrick, Henry's Earth- 3 counterpart, Barry goes back in time to avert his mother's death without considering the consequences. In season three, Barry saves his mother from Reverse- Flash and creates a new timeline (called "Flashpoint" by Eobard) in which he is no longer the Flash.

In the new timeline, Barry is a CSI without any connection to Iris' family. Barry's memories of the new timeline overwrites his memories of the original timeline, forcing Barry to release Eobard in order to restore the timeline. Barry learns his actions made vast differences to the restored timeline and goes back in time again in an attempt to restore the original timeline. Garrick stops Barry and convinces him to live with his mistakes from creating the "Flashpoint" timeline. As Barry accepts Wally's transition into Kid Flash and trains him, Barry struggles with the temptation to use his powers for personal gain.

His struggles worsen upon learning the identity of Savitar, a clone of a future version of himself. After the rogue time remnant is killed, Barry takes Savitar's place in the Speed Force prison to atone for causing the events of third season to occur. He appoints Wally as the new Flash before taking his leave. In season four, after stranded in the Speed Force for six months, Barry is freed after Cisco builds a device mimicking his essence so that it can take his place there. Initially, he apparently lost his sanity resulted by his time spent in the Speed Force, where time runs more quickly and thus he might have spent centuries of his life there without being aged. But after Iris is kidnapped by a Samuroid sent by a mysterious party, Barry rescues her and his health is restored. He claims that has no memories of his initial madness.

Gustin also portrays Savitar (voiced by Tobin Bell in his exosuit and Andre Tricoteux behind the initial portrayal), who is a temporal duplicate of a future version Barry as a bootstrap paradox against Savitar's future self. The time remnant, shunned by Team Flash, would name himself after the Hindu god of motion while establishing himself as the first metahuman in recorded history by using a powered exoskeleton and the Philosopher's Stone to enhance his abilities. As Savitar is a clone of Barry's possible future self, he is essentially what Barry would become if he gave into his dark impulses. Following his imprisonment in the Speed Force after a battle with the Flash in 2. Savitar takes advantage of Barry's post- Flashpoint paradox to regain his freedom and cement his existence by killing Iris West so that Barry would be in the right state of mind to ensure his creation.[2] After H. R. Wells averts Iris's death, Savitar makes two final attempts to preserve his existence, but is defeated by Team Flash and killed by Iris.

His body fades from existence.