A great blend of pure insanity and good filmmaking.

Rating: 8/10 (5 June 2015)

This film is can be considered a perfect summer film, which was exactly what I was expecting it to be. Max Rockatansky returns for his fourth film outing, this time portrayed by Tom Hardy. Imperiator Furiosa, played by Charlize Theron, steals the wives of the religious tyrant Immortan Joe, played by Hugh Keays-Byrne. Joe's war boys, Including Nux played by Nicholas Hoult attempt to get them back, and Max is caught in the crossroads.
The positives are incredibly numerous within this film. The cinematography in the film was beyond exceptional, cgi was used sparingly, and the soundtrack was surprisingly not bland like every other Hollywood blockbuster released during the summer. Surprisingly, the acting was also particularly well done. I could relate to the protagonists as if they were PEOPLE as opposed to them being cardboard cutouts that have less personality than a chair. The movie wasn't very dialogue driven, but the visual storytelling was very impressive. The story was simple, and the execution was masterful. Even when dialogue was used, the film was exceptionally written, even though it obviously wasn't the main focus of the film. I loved how over the top and awesome the action sequences were and I wouldn't want them any other way.
In the end, Mad Max: Fury Road is an incredible and delightfully fun time at the movies and I can't wait for the sequel to go even further with it's action. I urge you all: this is a must-see. Spend your money on this, and you will not be disappointed.