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5 Craziest Moments From the New 'Mad Max: Fury Road' Trailer

Gwynne WatkinsWriter, Yahoo Entertainment
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When it comes to this summer’s craziest-looking movie, there’s no contest: Mad Max: Fury Road (in theaters May 15) has it on lock. The new trailer for the Mad Max reboot, directed by franchise creator George Miller, brings us even more eye-popping visuals from the post-apocalyptic world.

Tom Hardy stars as Max, a lone warrior who becomes part of a larger fight when he meets the tough commander Furiosa (Charlize Theron) in the desert wasteland. The movie’s story hasn’t fully been revealed; the previous trailer mentioned wars over oil and water, while this one makes it clear that human trafficking also plays a part. But enough about the plot. Let’s talk about the gonzo steampunk nightmare that Miller has conjured onscreen, in which cars are outfitted with a porcupine’s worth of metal spikes, bad guys congregate under skull-shaped waterfalls, and explosions turn the desert into a sea of red dust. Here are five of the most memorable visuals from the latest Fury Road trailer.

1. Hot licks from a flame-throwing guitar

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This mystery musician, who rolls in on a truck loaded with speakers and old-fashioned Gramophone horns, gives new meaning to the phrase “power chord.”

2. Mad Max, human hood ornament

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Not sure what kind of vehicle Tom Hardy is strapped onto, but he’s not messing around. There are shades of Hardy’s Dark Knight villain Bane in that mask, albeit a more punk-rock Bane who welds his own accessories.

3. A chastity belt with teeth

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Sealed with industrial padlocks and equipped with metal fangs, this kinky piece of equipment is more hardcore than anything in Christian Grey’s Red Room.

4. Cirque de So Lethal

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Remember: an armored semi is no match for pole-vaulting acrobats in classic cars.

5. Ride the lightning

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This apocalyptic dust storm is a vision of Hell straight out of an ’80s metal album cover (and that’s a good thing).

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