Mike Lengel Mad Max: Fury Road is savory adrenal pleasure. Max (Tom Hardy) pinballs across the raging wasteland, shedding enemy and emotional debris. He finds opportunity for personal redemption through the valiant Imperator Furiosa (Charlize Theron), on her own purgatory path, linking for a shot at freedom. The film unites masculine and feminine in partnership as Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron, rabid death in pursuit, blaze toward their better selves. The screenplay pops with flair, from Nux's (Nicholas Hoult) turbo-charged suicidal outbursts to The Dag's (Abbey Lee) wispy, mirage-like commentary. Nicholas Hoult vamps the half-life warboy to full capacity in Nux, who transforms when he realizes his deity is a false protector. He taps a wide range of emotion, erupting with the fervency of suicidal service, changing to shame, and then humble helper of the war-rig. His evolution the most extreme, Nux secures an honorable death with a well-deserved "witness me."Tom Hardy channels Max's craze in grunts and jerks, saving the occasional verbal gem for life's insanity. He fights with an anxious yet self-destructive ferocity, equally as willing to die as redeem himself. His recklessness finds its match in Charlize Theron who, also ablaze for redemption, sparks a scrap with Max that pits raging energies against each other to a dance-like tempo. An explosive display of aggression is capped with the click of clip and gun, linking Hoult, Hardy and Theron in righteous fury.The brides, an assortment of mystic, snappy, and rebellious beauty, are given space to shine in their own light. They melt from herd to individual, and bloom with unique contributions. The film contrasts beauty with a rich assortment of spikes, scars, boils, and flames among the war clans. The three war parties ride full-throttle with uniquely grotesque mascots and vibrant absurdities, such as the maniacal flame-shooting guitarist. Make-up and cinematography flourish over a dusty backdrop, emphasizing the color and flair of life at the edge of destruction.Sparse moments of companionship and sorrow splash humanity over the story, adding soothing emotional balance. The film synthesizes extremes of violence and compassion to a high energy soundtrack and raging, emotional climax, leaving us caked in dust and thirsty for more. "Where must we go...We who wander this Wasteland In search of our better selves?" The First History Man

Salih Unver (cortex47) It was good, but not THAT good. Full of action, that's why it lacks a good story behind it. I liked it, but as an action film. As a film in general, meh.

kharden-44225 Mad Max: Fury Road is the perfect movie for any action movie lover. Mad Max brings nonstop action with the perfect mix of world building. However the movie does not put much priority on character development, however it makes up for it through all of the amazing things that this movie does throughout. With intense, really well done car chase sequences. Mad Max is perfect for any Movie lover that does not mind the quirky nuclear fallout world and events that happens through the film.

csm-55652 How original! Ocean's 8 or Ghostbusters or Star Wars or Star trek or??????Hollywood is such a cliche. Enjoy going bankrupt.I am a man and I like manly men who get slender hot flaunting chicks. That is the formula to get my money.