George Miller's Finest Work.

Rating: 10/10 (26 November 2015)

Mad Max: Fury Road has reinvented the modern action genre in ways nobody truly saw coming; it's wonderful how refreshing the practical stunts, character development amidst the action sequences, and feminist overtones the film has to offer. It's what I've been waiting for from the action genre: an open minded film that pulls all the stops, isn't misogynistic, where the danger feels real, and an unsurpassed amount of visual kinetic energy on the screen.
George Miller has given us the finest blockbuster of 2015 thus far, fair and square. No superficial CGI robots, no CGI-ed explosions, no half-hearted performances: just fully realized, relentless excitement that has been long overdue this year. The cars are all really on screen, the motorcycles are properly on the screen, the stunts are actually happening, and the beautifully desolate landscape in the film is real. I can't think of a more honestly practical blockbuster than Fury Road from this year; it's just so well done and gorgeous.
A modern classic sure, to be remembered for many years to come.