There is no word to describe how madly insane Mad Max: Fury Road is.

Rating: 10/10 (15 May 2015)

The engines start roaring and without warning, you've fallen into this completely demented and absurd world - over the top and ridiculous - in Fury Road, Madness reigns.
The shock is so great that even if you're familiar with the universe, it may take you a while to swallow everything, to get all the visual clues, to try to understand what is happening and how you can believe and embrace such a ludicrous world, but once you do, and you will, Fury Road takes you in an exhilarating ride.
With a minimal plot and as little dialog as possible, Mad Max is a triumph on visual storytelling. Supported by the most epically constructed action scenes in years (or ever) and by unmatched imagination (or insanity), this two-hour car chase proves to be a lot more than a loud quest for gasoline. You'll be stunned by the action, but ultimately, left wondering what it all means - and suddenly Fury Road doesn't look that mad anymore.
Ultimately, the most surprising thing about Fury Road is that Max is still there, as silent as ever, but its Furiosa, beautifully played by Charlize Theron who owns this brutal and glorious extravaganza.