Reviews

Set in this dystopic future, Mad Max: Fury Road follows Rockatansky (Tom Hardy) as he reluctantly join forces with Imperator Furiosa (Charlize Theron), a member of Immortan Joe's forces who goes rogue to free his five "wives".

DiCaprio level star power has been displayed twice and thats with Tom Hanks for close to 2 decades between 1990s and 2010s almost all his movie has same amount of box office pull to them and but most closest to it was Russell Crowe for two movies the gladiator and beautiful mind...those two movies c...

Mad Max: Fury Road is one of those movies that only comes along once in a very long while and will be talked about for years to come.

*SPOILERS* Anytime I describe this movie to someone with the phrase, "and they've got this one truck dedicated to war drums and one guy with a double-necked flamethrower electric guitar to provide backing music" and the person I'm talking to responds with anything other than, "that's ****ing awesome...

Non stop edge of your seat action was a highlight, the cast where a highlight, the whole look and feel of the movie was a highlight, Mad Max Fury Road was one big highlight.

It's easily one of the best sci-fi action films ever made (though The Road Warrior will always take a place in my heart).

To me Mad Max: Fury Road did not feel like a Mad Max film, it felt like a post-apocalyptic action movie that was heavily inspired by the trilogy.

The film intermission may have followed the likes of silent movies, the double feature, black-and-white cinema and cinemascope into obsolescence but even at just two hours, I think I may well have welcomed its return during Fury Road just to get a little break.

When it comes down to the three original films from the mad world of Max Rockatansky, I wouldnt exactly call myself a major fan, though I still consider the second film a total blast, and definitely my favorite from the franchise as well.

Mad Max: Fury Road (Miller, 2015)