more questions than answers.

Rating: 2/10 (20 May 2015)

This is a film that leaves the audience with more questions than answers. It's just an okay film but nothing spectacular that leaves you wanting more. It feels like its a cross between 'The Postman' & 'Death Race.' With the post apocalyptic world with a bloke seeking redemption and freedom & the very long drawn out car chase
After watching Mad Max, it has taken me to read the synopsis to at least have some idea on whats happened in the entire film, which really means I should've just read the synopsis and saved my self £10. There is more holes than there are in Swiss cheese in the story line and character archs that go un-answered. Where sub-plots get started but are never understood properly or briefly touched upon but not elaborated. The film starts off interestingly with Max being captured and trying to escape but from then on its downhill, the portrayals of the characters were the most pleasing part of the film but thats as far as my compliments get for Mad Max.
Yet again the the 3D is pointless as it adds as much to the film as mustard does to a cup of tea, with every so often a grenade or a random guitar comes flying at you.
So, this is a film if you like just explosions and a very long car chase. This film is perfect for you. If you like a good plot and fully rounded characters then this film is certainly not for you.