Boring, miserable and exhausting

Rating: 1/10 (1 June 2015)

The cars and costumes and whatever are pretty cool. It's fun looking at all that for about five minutes, or maybe ten if you try really hard.
The stuff about resources makes little sense and is not introduced in a way which creates any sort of plot or dramatic tension to care about. The characters are two-dimensional and the very limited script is so poor that it's actually embarrassing when the actors mumble or shout their lines, which are often fairly incomprehensible anyway. Since it's consequently impossible to care about anyone in the film or what they're doing (let's drive all the way to some remote place for no apparent reason, then turn around and go all the way back again for no apparent reason - wow) the action just becomes a tedious parade of inconsequential noise and flashing lights.
As another reviewer on here said, it's like someone took the action sequence at the end of Mad Max 2, threw away all the stuff before it which actually explained what was happening and why you should care about it, then just stretched it out for two hours. That's all it is - a very, very, VERY long action sequence. Utterly mind-numbing. I'd have walked out after an hour or sooner if I hadn't been there with a friend. The irony is that it turned out afterwards he was feeling the same way about it, and if we'd both known then we could have left and spent an hour doing something interesting instead of watching the second tedious half of this rubbish.
There are a thousand silly B movies which are infinitely more enjoyable than this. It's boring, miserable and exhausting. There's no chemistry between characters, no humour, no spark of any kind. It's just mindless noisy spectacle which goes on far too long. Shame they turned it into a film, it would have made a superb five-minute pop video.
All the reviewers who've been hyping this up as something amazing should be utterly ashamed of themselves. I'm really quite angry at having been so misled into spending money on it.