Both the baseline practical stunt work and magical editing job fueled the other narrative, but Fury Road truthfully hovered at or slightly below 10% fully practical photography.


The crude nuance being that they drove so many cars, jumped around on so many rigs and lit so many fires that it's pretty uncool to point out that movie would've been a litigation bonanza if it weren't mostly a mirage. And even more cool that they made the core shots so convincing that the effects artists weren't saddled with selling every pixel of it.


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