Fast and Furious in a post-apocalyptic desert planet

Rating: 9/10 (25 May 2015)

Mad Max returns and the original main villain from the first 1979 movie Immortan Joe also returns played by Hugh Keays-Byrne. I thought this was a good movie even though the plot seemed like a jumbled mess with no real character development from some of the people the stranger (Mad Max) meets. Some of the characters such as the Vestal Virgins and the ginger Vestal Virgin's skinhead boyfriend Nux (played by Nicholas Hoult) were kind of annoying at first.
But, the intense action scenes of cars and trucks racing against each other and the breathtaking exotic landscape made up for the lack of a real plot. Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron put a pretty good effort as Mad Max and Furiosa. The costumes, the weird make of the cars and trucks, and the exotic desert landscape made the movie look like it took place in another planet rather than a post-apocalyptic Australian outback.
Overall, this is a good movie to take your children and wife or girlfriend to. Even though there's a lot of combat violence, we actually don't see a real bloody mess such as limbs and heads flying out of car crash collisions. I didn't hear any profanity like in military combat movies and horror movies. There's no gratuitous sex scenes and make out scenes. The two main characters, Mad Max and Furiosa are allies only in their predicament nothing more. Hopefully, there will be more sequels to come.