Add Furiosa review

content/posts/reviews/movies/furiosa-a-mad-max-saga/index.md

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+title: "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga"
+type: review
+date: 2024-06-16T10:44:15.476Z
+emoji: 💀
+topics:
+- Reflections
+summary: Max barely features, but it's gloriously mad. Explosions and brutality galore, but a moving central plot that made me stay for the story.
+syndications:
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+{{< film "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga" "2024" "https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/786892-furiosa-a-mad-max-saga" "poster.webp" >}}
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+I really enjoyed this film! It is _a lot_ of explosions and brutality, but it was continually compelling — even as I questioned why I was so invested. At 2h20m it definitely made me feel my sleepy age (I saw it yesterday evening, on my 39th birthday, and I was squinting and yawning by the end!) but I felt more impressed that a relatively slow paced film gripped me for so long.
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+It's a proper odyssey, with poor Furiosa only wanting to get home; but the trials she faces grow organically out of the plot and the universe, and give Furiosa a depth I didn't expect from a character/actor who's almost entirely expressionless through the film.
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+This entry in the Mad Max continuum (though I've only watched [the first](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/9659-mad-max), and [Fury Road](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/76341-mad-max-fury-road)) steers away from exploring the whats and whys of the apocalyptic world they live in, tempting though I'm sure it was in a 2024 that has _so many_ parallels, and instead lets us draw our own conclusions. The men in power who lie and rabble-rouse to get the power they desire, just so they can watch the world burn (again); how much we all embrace making ourselves vulnerable for the hope of human connection; the power dynamics and game theory in a world where two thirds of what you need is only necessary because of collective attitudes.
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+I'm certain I'll watch this again—and as a stand-alone film—which, for a long and relatively simple plot, is something very uncommon for me. I hope you enjoy it too!

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layouts/shortcodes/spoiler.html

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-{{ .Page.Store.Set "hasSpoilers" true }}
+{{- .Page.Store.Set "hasSpoilers" true -}}

todo.md

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   - [ ] When posted via Echofeed: They include the "in reply to" initial stuff; this is too cumbersome
   - [ ] When posted via Echofeed: They should probably be "Quiet public", or ideally posted as replies to a fedi post, if there's one referenced in the source as a syncidcation
   - [ ] They get posted on the homepage, when they shouldn't
+- [ ] Spoiler open styling has regressed!
 
 ### Ideas
 
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 - [x] Record new webmentions on publish
   - Done via EchoFeed!
 - [x] Videos in "photos" don't have a thumbnail, and don't work in the list.
+- [x] Reviews don't appear on homepage?