Pirates of the Caribbean instal the new version for mac

Great to see Hugh Keays-Byrne ('The Toecutter' in the original Mad Max (1979)) back and burning rubber on bleak wasteland roads once more. The design work that went into the various apocalyptic vehicles is imaginative and fun, but the grotesqueries of the characters is a bit 'over the top' and the lack of 'narrative background' (the 'culture' of the citadel seems to exist only to set up weird or cool scenes) makes for generally undeveloped characters who exist only to chase or be chased.

'Fury Road' is equally well made but is too much of a good thing - a lengthy, hyperkinetic, physics-defying car-chase that is punctuated by some staggeringly good stunt work (although CGI is used to maintain the illusion that there were no safety lines, nets etc) that all begins to look the same after a while. This is the long delayed second sequel to 1981's 'The Road Warrior', one of the greatest action films ever lensed - a near perfect blend of humour, action, and stunts, with a fantastic (and often copied) aesthetic, great cinematography, and memorable characters (notably Wez, the gyro-captain and the Feral Kid). Pirates of the Caribbean is an American fantasy supernatural swashbuckler film series produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and based on Walt Disneys theme park attraction of the same name.The film series serves as a major component of the eponymous media franchise. Max, an über competent drifter (Tom Hardy) ends up helping a one-armed warrior-woman (Charlize Theron) pilot a massive weapons-studded rig across the stark deserts of a ruined world with a cargo of stolen wives whose bizarre warlord husband and his equally bizarre army is in furious pursuit of.

Pirates of the Caribbean instal the new version for mac