Mad Max: Fury Road - Five Wives - Warner Bros. UK & Ireland 

They did a great job of making each of them distinct and memorable, would’ve been very easy to just make them into macguffins or just male-gaze-objects but they were all interesting characters with personalities.

The level of commitment and research these actresses poured into their roles is incredibly impressive. Especially in such and extreme climate !

Shout out to the crew keeping them warm and looking after everyone!

They were my favorites from the film, always thinking of them! ♥️

Zoe Kravitz would've made a great Chani

Excellent ❤

Three of the five wives are nepo babies lol

Present 6 Hours

Ryan used kelly as an object

Pretty goofy idea for a movie

All my girlfriends 😘

They just fake a lot . They have all the modern day comforts . But looks gorgeous Charlize Theron wouldn't have cared much . Just worked really hard to get it right.

(May 26, 2024) Rehearsing1:25 White panties3:50 Chasity belt4:53 Wives jumping around5:58 Sand in everyhole possible8:23 Ice cream man9:00 9:20 7:00 Zoe7:27 Tom hardy9:23 9:37

2:25 - "Mad max" is and was a great movie, which I consider to be brilliant in its own way. But I'm not too keen on it being perceived as "feminist". Because if we accept that interpretation, then the message fulfills all the black nightmares of right-wing radicals and incels: feminism sees women as better and more moral, while it sees men as the source of all problems. The only way to live a just life in peace is to isolate ourselves from men and use them only for reproductive purposes. Granted, this makes sense in the context of a Mad-max world where all men are either bigoted or desperate. In either case, then, such a man is a guarantee of trouble - especially if you're a woman. It's just that Mad-max is based on the problematic premise that human society collapses absurdly quickly into a state of total chaos. But that's not entirely true - we know empirically that it doesn't work that way, and in the case of disasters, on the contrary, society comes together and people help each other out more. Of course, if it did "collapse", it would probably get more complicated over time and the Garden of Eden of human altruism would not fall out of it, but neither would the world of madness that Mad-max represents. Anyway, bottom line - calling Mad-max "feminist" means that you think feminism is a zero sum game and you think women deserve to win because that's the only way the world can achieve balance. If this is the interpretation espoused by incels, etc. But if it's held by someone who considers themselves a fighter for "equality", then I have news for you: it's not a fight for equality, it's a fight for revenge. "Mad max" is and was a great movie that I consider to be brilliant in its own way. But I'm not too keen on it being perceived as "Feminist". Because if we accept that interpretation, then the message fulfills all the black nightmares of right-wing radicals and incels: feminism sees women as better and more moral, while it sees men as the source of all problems. The only way to live a just life in peace is to isolate ourselves from men and use them only for reproductive purposes. Admittedly, this makes sense in the context of a Mad-max world where all men are either fanatical or desperate. In either case, then, such a man is a guarantee of trouble - especially if you're a woman. It's just that Mad-max starts from the problematic premise that human society collapses into a state of total chaos absurdly quickly. But that's not entirely true - we know empirically that it doesn't work that way, and in the case of disasters, on the contrary, the community comes together and people help each other more. Of course, if it really "collapsed", it would probably get more complicated over time and the Garden of Eden of human altruism would not fall out of it, yet neither would the world of madness presented by Mad-max. Anyway, bottom line - calling Mad-max a "feminist" means that you think feminism is a zero sum game and you think women deserve to win because that's the only way the world can achieve balance. If incels subscribe to this interpretation, then I understand. But if you consider yourself an equality warrior, then I have news for you - this really isn't "equality".