The Single Greatest Film of 2015

Rating: 10/10 (4 September 2015)

It's not often you walk into a cinema expecting anything great. Usually you just go in to shut your brain off for about two hours, and then you leave feeling refreshed. Mad Max isn't so obliging, however.
Oh no.
Mad Max: Fury Road grabs you by the neck, twists till your eyes pop open, and takes you for a wild, wild ride through the wasteland, never letting go until the end of the movie when the screen goes black.
Twice in my life I've left the movies feeling grateful-- those two films were Mad Max: FR and Pacific Rim. If you want to get a look in on my greasy soul, dissect a body, write a love poem, and see these two films on the biggest movie screens possible. Just another Friday night.
What is life but a series of remembered moments? Go see Mad Max and picture Immortan Joe whenever you smile. While you're at it, see George Miller's other movies. If Babe will turn you off bacon, Mad Max will turn you off human flesh.