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If numerous end of year lists and awards nominations (opens in new tab) are any indication, we’re not the only ones who thought Mad Max: Fury Road was one of the best films of 2015 (read our review here (opens in new tab)). It’s got to be one of the most visceral and thrilling cinematic experiences of the year, with George Miller’s action-heavy chase movie inspiring many how-did-he-get-that-shot? thoughts.
The big screen was where a film like Mad Max was meant to be seen, and though its cinematic run ended ages ago, according to Screen Daily (opens in new tab), there’s a possibility we’ll be able to see it again in cinemas – this time, in its original black and white. “In 2016, there might also be a black-and-white version of the film, which Miller confirms was his original intent.” The report reads. “A greyscale and silent version was leaked online in September, although it has since been removed. [Producer Doug Mitchell] says that an official version exists and could yet receive a theatrical release.”
This would no doubt give the movie a push come awards season, but it would also be a very interesting experience as the use of colour in the original cut is very distinct. Would the palette change make the film better or worse? We couldn’t wait to find out so we gave one of the trailers the monochrome treatment. See what you think below…
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