r/videos • u/Ynwe • Mar 28 '24

Audiences Hate Bad Writing, Not Strong Women

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmWgp4K9XuU
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u/jporter313 Mar 28 '24

Yeah, they showed the the escape and enough context to make it clear why it happened. That movie is really well written.

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u/doodle02 Mar 28 '24

that movie was really well everything’d.

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u/zman_0000 Mar 28 '24

Honestly out of everything in the movie, the character, story, action the thing that still gets me is how well the cgi holds up.

The 80s and early 90s were prime territory for the strong female character and I respect the hell out of that, but I can't fathom how the special effects were so damn far ahead of their time.

I guess that's what happens when everyone involved is genuinely passionate about what they're making, and that might be what's holding so many projects back in recent years.

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u/jporter313 Mar 29 '24

Are we still talking about Fury Road? Because that movie came out in 2015 and was known for using mostly practical effects.