Mad Max: Fury Road - the good, the bad, the grotesque, and WAY over-hyped

Rating: 7/10 (15 May 2015)

(This is the same email I wrote to my brother in law, a movie buff, for blunt and honest commentary verbatim)
I saw Mad Max Fury Road late Thursday night. The reaction varied with some mockery at a few weird scenes.
My opinion is it's a good movie for what it is. A few scenes are out of place that make absolutely no sense. There's a weird scene that should have been cut as it isn't relevant to the feel of the movie.
Director George Miller, an old dude at 70, typifies with his style going for the weird and the grotesque. It shows up again like in the latter two old Mad Max movies.
I almost hesitate to see the movie because of the reports and critic reviews that reported injection of feminism especially with the author of The Vagina Monologue, a staple of college indoctrination tour (my first sister was brainwashed with this grotesque/misandric/empowerment feminist bullshit).
I express disappointment in George Miller for the move. Not surprising as he pulled the similar bullshit espousing atheism in Happy Feet. I saw the movie and felt that feminism is minimal so not to be detracting. Almost subtle.
The movie was fairly intense and riveting with constant action. Sometimes a little too much and over the top. Deserves an R rating for restrained gory violence and also the rarest R rated movie that does not utter any profanity.
I look forward to more Mad Max sequels, if it makes some money. But I judged the audience's reaction with my astute observation and the reception is mixed, almost muted, because of how weird the movie is.
I noted the underage boys (under 14) accompanied by their fathers upon exit after the movie.
If I were the father, I will make exception provided the child is at least 11 and able to handle the violent content. It's a "hard PG-13" movie at best.