Mad Max: Fury road _(2015)_ Movie Review

Rating: 10/10 (15 May 2015)

Imagine a great adventure thriller story told using Salvador Dali paintings for each frame, with background music by Beethoven if he was a Rockstar. Imagine a unique action scene that's so well shot, it looks animated, but you know there's barely any CGI used. Imagine a movie that doesn't need dialogue to drop atomic bombs of emotion you, and doesn't do fast cuts to thrill you, widen your eyes, and make your blood pump faster for a fight sequence.
That imaginary movie doesn't hold a candle light to George Miller's Fury Road. This film is far more crazy colorful than a dream. This film is far better than any other action movie in this generation.
Tom Hardy plays the new Mad Max, a character that had been shelved in George Miller's head for thirty years. Max is reduced to a single instinct as he so simply puts it himself in the opening monologue. Survival, not only from the crazy weirdos who are trying to kill him, but also from his own mind, which is haunted by his past. All those who he couldn't save. Max's path of survival, crosses with Imperator Furiosa. A Kickass woman who is looking to get her friends to a safe place, which happens to be where she grew up in before she was taken away. They share a crazy, awesome and surprisingly mad-max-fury-road-tom-hardy-george-miller-600x421emotional road to their goals. Which as different as they are, have plenty sparkles of similarities.
Every character, small or big, has motivations, seclusions, and destination. The characters are so well presented, that they seem real, in the insane world of Mad Max.
This is also one of the best looking movies I have seen. It's not just the color and the background and the light, although they are stunningly crucial! It's the non stop camera movement that manages to find its direction in a mind blowing way through each shot. The camera movements are not unnecessary too as they are in many of the other Hollywood "Thrill rides!" It can represent vulgarisms, change in situations and change in character's relations. The great thing; is that considering all the art, this is still one of the most action packed movies I have ever seen. Every scene is a climactic one. All of them wow you with their awesome thrilling fights, chases, explosions and the many more crazy stuff that you'll only see in a Mad Max movie. This film doesn't sleep. A beautiful looking non stopFURY ROAD volcanic eruption of spectacular action. George Miller certainly knows how to get the most he possibly can out of each frame. Your background tells a story, and the foreground moves the story foreword. This is an amazing visual fiesta for the eyes.
There's something very special about the feeling that swallows you whole while you're drowned in a great world created by an artist who knows how to make a great piece that will disconnect you from the earth that you're on. After all, that's all cinema is about.
Oh what a Kickass masterpiece!