What a lovely day.......

Rating: 7/10 (22 May 2015)

Finally, here's a sequel for Hollywood to be proud of. George miller, returning with his mind child, promised us an action packed movie, and god, what he delivered was the apex of action. About two hours of mindless ass kicking with eye-watering visuals. The only problem I had with this movie was that it never gave me a second to catch my breath!!! Once again, we are invited to the post-apocalyptic Australia, where there is no Cricket or kangaroo. We are introduced to a long haired Max besides his beast of a car that was destroyed in the second part. He gives us a monologue so that any new viewers won't get confused. From there on, it's hard to explain what was happening. Probably, the best action movie ever produced in Hollywood in the past decade, Fury Road actually showed it's middle finger to all those comic-book movies that we thought were delivering action. We got ourselves a new metric to scale them with.
On the acting department, quite frankly, I miss Gibson as Max. Hardy may be a badass, but Gibson was cool as well as badass, like a whole package. If anyone I'm so impressed with, that will be Theron as Furiosa. Ms. Theron proved herself to be more than a pretty face with movies like Monster. Theron's portrayal of Furiosa was strong and subtle. After Ripley and Sarah Conner, we might have found our new kick-ass female protagonist through Furiosa.
Max is a character that needs to be in a complex situation. Miller knows this fact more than anyone, so he structured this movie in the same way he did with the 'Road Warrior'. He gave him conflicts, and let him to solve them his usual way: explosively. Sure, this movie may not be a masterpiece, but it's sure is entertaining, and it is loyal to it's characters.....