Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga | Furiosa Is Traded To Immortan Joe | ClipZone: High Octane Hits

Dementus wants to barter with Immortan Joe... Young Dementus is his prized possession.

About Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
As the world fell, young Furiosa is snatched from the Green Place of Many Mothers and falls into the hands of a great Biker Horde led by the Warlord Dementus. Sweeping through the Wasteland they come across the Citadel presided over by The Immortan Joe. While the two Tyrants war for dominance, Furiosa must survive many trials as she puts together the means to find her way home.

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[braxtonbobo]

She’s perfect not like the genetic absurdities you have for sons
Joe: I mean, you right but shit

[DarknessOfRedbone]

Immortan Joe’s voice compared between this movie and Fury Road is actually pretty fascinating. As a younger man, he was healthier. 20 years later, his voice sounds demonic and Dart Vader-like. Knowing his health was gradually getting worse, I am not quite surprised that his voice changed.

[jiado]

If I was part of Dementus's posse I'd say "Technically he didn't lie. She really hasn't said a word since we killed her mum."

[TelmenBudsuren]

"She looks pale"

*_You look P A L E_*

lmaoo

[extremely.hung.individual]

Even the history man didn’t know what Dementus was gonna do. The shift in mood was so fucking sharp. I know he was just trying his best to get that poor girl out of the biker horde.

[CA_livin]

Dementus got played in this deal! Joe got an organic mechanic and a new full life as a future wife!

[KRAKOA]

This film was so much better than what the box-office numbers suggest.

After seeing Immortan Joe being persistently blinded by his obsession in Fury Road, it was great to see him in this film and find out how he was able to rule in the first place; by being a bloody competent warlord.

I love the way Dementus' crew are congratulating him afterwards (apparently sincerely) for his "beautifully played" and "peak"... loss of his adopted daughter (who has enormous sentimental value), loss of the best/only doctor they have (enormous practical value), and gain of... peace instead of a war (that Dementus had a decent chance of winning, as he genuinely IS good at surprise tactics!) and a third more water and a quarter more potatoes (instead of the double of everything they were demanding at the start).

"She looks pale!" - Joe
"You look pale!" - Dementus

It makes it so clear that Dementus and his crew are totally outclassed, even if you haven't seen Fury Road so don't know that Immortan Joe is destined to still be in control of the Citadel decades later.

It gets even better if you also suspect (like I do) that Joe deliberately planted the seeds of Dementus' loss of control in Gastown.

"...I'll take this girl who is not your daughter, and also him... otherwise, it's war." - Joe

We can assume that Joe knows exactly how much water and food the Gastown workers needed to be productive slaves (he's been running shipments to them for years, after all), and could make a reasonable estimate of how much Dementus' horde would need to be content having seen its size earlier (thanks for that show of strength, Dementus, that was really useful info!) so him giving Dementus a third more water and a quarter more potatoes might well have been calculated to avoid immediate death and conflict by mass dehydration while ensuring that there wasn't enough food to feed both the workers and Dementus' huge horde without putting them onto starvation rations that would inevitably cause discontent and disintegration over time.

If so, then that stare Joe is sending him at 3:50 isn't a glower of hatred, there would probably be a triumphant smile under his mask as he watches this upstart swagger around and declaring himself an equal right after accepting the terms of his own doom.

3:42 - i genuinely believe that Immortan was trying his absolute hardest not to burst into laughter right then and there. Not only did he completely rip off dementus but he also took his pureborn "daughter" and their groups most valuable medic all while letting Dementus think he was the sole Winner of the meeting

The “genetic absurdities” line was probably the best in the movie, well delivered

That guy Dementus killed was a great asset to humanity. The guy was replicating old artworks and even had telephones. He was basically the wasteland Da Vinci.
He probably was twisted like Joe, People Eater and Bullet Farmer BUT i would genuinely vouch for keeping him alive solely based off his amazing artistic skills.

He also kept gastown running? Exactly!
And his death only reaffirms the injustice of the wasteland, no matter if you are a genius or not, your death will be just as violent as anyone there.

Weird thing about the Immortal Joe crew was that they are all incredibly twisted by our worlds standards but by the standards of the world of Mad Max they were slowly rebuilding civilization by providing protection, food production, medical facilities, manufacturing goods, establishing tradelines and maybe most of all giving people a purpose beyond just surviving.

Killing them probably did more damage than it did good in the long run.

Furiosa: silence for 30 min
Immortan Joe: Is he your father ?
Furiosa: No.
Dementus: Oh for fuck sake.

[rockguitarist]

This movie was pretty good but we need more of Immortan Joe's origin story in the next Mad Max prequel.

[wilmergimenez]

"I did that for her" while tapping her shoulder like saying did you hear that? You should thank me.
Dementus was a real Piece of S*** LOL

[aired-downdisconnected]

This scene made Imortan Joe look like the good guy. Big D got so screwed. 😄

[bitty_beastly]

"She hasn't spoken since her mother died... it's very poignant"

[subie]

I like how organic mechanic just went with switching sides

[boblob]

“ NoOoo she’s my daughter” the delivery 😂

[acepr]

Question: Is Joe really as evil as he is depicted? Despite his harem and whole dictatorship thing, he somehow created a kingdom from a shit situation. In a world like the Wasteland, could old world beliefs and politics accomplish what Joe has done? The woman in his vault would have been worse off if left to their own devices; heck even Max was of the opinion that Furiosa should return to the citadel because it was the best place to be. So when I see Joe negotiating for Furiosa, he seemed more articulate and not the furious warlord we saw in Fury Road. He's definitely a scary looking bastard but he did seem to be sophisticated when talking to Little Dementus.

[Bluey]

"Make no mistake, she's a full life. Untouched by man or disease."
Immortan Joe: Buddy when you've made the sale, stop selling it.

[jackmccoy]

Immortan joe knew how much food and water gas town needed and he knew how much would be needed to not cause gastown to instantly collapse but overtime. Dementus's horde fell before it did