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TOMORROW, WE SHALL RIDE TO VALHALLA! Well, maybe not, but tomorrow’s still an awesome day, because Mad Max: Fury Road will be released on Blu-ray/DVD tomorrow. Finally, we’ll be able to watch Imperator Furiosa be badass as often as we’d like!

The special features are pretty badass, too! Check out the above snippet about the making of the Doof Wagon, one of the more iconic set pieces in the film.

And then, be honest: how many of you are dying to own Mad Max: Fury Road?

(via Collider)

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