Max Roars Insanely After 30 Years!

Rating: 9/10 (16 May 2015)

This 30 years old franchise has eventually roared its way returning to the big screen with a greater filming technology and a bigger budget, though the same director after so many years, George Miller still succeeds in bringing another great entertaining sequel that is worth waiting for its epic action sequences and spectacular visual effects. Setting in future, the plot's apocalyptic society and sexual politics are pretty straightforward; combining the insanity, hyper- accelerating and exhilarating actions without repetition of styles, all are presented in a creative way which is rarely seen in recent films. While it's not necessary anyway, the film does not have much of characters development but both Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron, as well as the presence of Nicholas Hoult have a great screen time of heroic performances. Meanwhile, musics by Junkie XL sound loud, tremendous and powerful (likely influenced by Hans Zimmer's style) surprisingly suit the film well, including the cool and classic cinematography by John Seale, Miller is able to deliver more than what audiences might be expecting, even with overdose f action scenes, it is still effectively balanced with emotional moments and inspiring messages.