Last Friday, I saw Mad Max: Fury Road for a second time, and it held up incredibly well, although it works so well in a theater I don’t know how it will fare on a TV screen. It was interesting to talk it over with friends and get opinions that were outside of the unanimous critical acclaim. I liked hearing and engaging with issues they had. None of them hated it, but I was still glad to get dissenting opinions. Lockstep is boring.
But plenty of people absolutely loved it, and want to see more. Thankfully, Charlize Theron’s stunt double, Dayna Grant tweeted out a bunch of behind-the-scenes set photos. Looking at these images, it makes me hope that the Blu-ray will have an outstanding documentary that delves deep into the film’s practical effects and stunt work.
Additionally, if you want to get a jump on some cosplay and/or Halloween, an Etsy user is selling a mask that is strongly reminiscent of Immortan Joe’s horrifying mask. In addition to using it for a costume, you can also use it to scare friends, family, and total strangers. It’s a great buy!
Check out Grant’s tweets below, and click here to check out the Immortan Joe mask. And for all of our Mad Max: Fury Road coverage, click here.
[EMBED_TWITTER]https://twitter.com/Daynastunts/status/599158034577760257[/EMBED_TWITTER] [EMBED_TWITTER]https://twitter.com/Daynastunts/status/599322965214298112[/EMBED_TWITTER] [EMBED_TWITTER]https://twitter.com/Daynastunts/status/599373906047148032[/EMBED_TWITTER] [EMBED_TWITTER]https://twitter.com/Daynastunts/status/599489313080881152[/EMBED_TWITTER]
And here's the Immortan Joe mask from Etsy seller thomasotom:
