매드 맥스가 받은 표창 목록: 퓨리 로드
List of accolades received by Mad Max: Fury Road조지 밀러는 이 영화를 감독한 것으로 많은 상과 추천을 받았다. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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매드 맥스: 퓨리 로드(Mad Max: Fury Road)는 조지 밀러가 연출한 2015년 종말론 이후의 액션 영화다.밀러, 더그 미첼, PJ 보에텐이 제작했다.각본은 밀러, 브렌던 매카시, 니코 라투리스가 썼다.이 영화는 가솔린과 물이 희귀한 상품인 디스토피아 사막 황무지를 배경으로 한다.톰 하디는 반군 병사 임페라토르 푸리오사(Charlize Theron)를 돕는 주인공 막스 로카탄스키가 독재 지도자 임플란탄 조(Huh Keays-Byrne)의 수감생활에서 여성 5명을 구출한다.[1][2]니콜라스 홀트와 로지 헌팅턴 화이트리가 조연으로 출연한다.[1][2]이 영화는 매드맥스 프랜차이즈 영화 중 네 번째 작품이다.[3]
이 영화는 2015년 5월 7일 로스앤젤레스의 TCL 중국 극장에서 초연되었다.워너 브라더스.후에 이 영화는 미국과 캐나다의 3,700개 이상의 극장에서 5월 15일에 개봉되었다.매드 맥스: 퓨리 로드는 전 세계적으로 총 3억 7천 5백만 달러를 벌어들였고, 생산 예산은 1억 5천 4백 6십만 달러에서 1억 8천 5백 10만 달러였다.[4][5]리뷰 집계 업체인 로튼 토마토는 424개의 리뷰를 조사한 결과 97%가 긍정적이라고 판단했다.[6]매드 맥스: 퓨리 로드는 밀러의 연출, 각본, 액션 시퀀스, 비주얼, 의상 디자인, 영화 촬영, 뮤지컬 점수, 편집, 하디와 테론의 공연으로 특히 많은 찬사를 받으며 다양한 부문에서 많은 상과 후보에 올랐다.
매드 맥스: 퓨리 로드는 제88회 아카데미 시상식에서 최우수 작품상, 최우수 감독상, 최우수 시각 효과상 등 10개 후보에 올랐다.이어 시상식에서 최우수 영화 편집상, 최우수 작품상, 최고 의상 디자인상 등 6개 부문에서 최다 수상의 영예를 안았다.[7]매드 맥스: 퓨리 로드는 제69회 영국 아카데미 영화제에서 7개 후보에 올랐고, 최우수 작품상, 최우수 편집상, 최우수 메이크업상 및 헤어상, 최고 의상상 4개 부문에서 수상하였다.제5회 AACTA 시상식에서 이 영화는 15개 부문 후보에 올랐고 최우수 영화상과 밀러 감독상 등 10개 부문에서 수상하였다.매드 맥스: 퓨리 로드는 영화 속 스턴트 앙상블의 뛰어난 연기로 스크린 액터스 길드상을 수상했으며, 제68회 미국 감독조합상, 제27회 미국 프로듀서 길드상에도 후보에 올랐다.미국 영화 협회는 이 영화를 올해의 10대 영화 목록에 포함시켰다.
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