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Mad Max: Fury Road

January 21, 2016 Published by: Paolo Braga Posted in: Dialogue

Subtext in ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’

The more poignant and meaningful a line of dialogue is, the better it is. A way to create subtext is to make a character hint at something painful to them or the person they are…

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