Oh what a day, what a lovely day!

Rating: 9/10 (16 May 2015)

That's what I said after watching this one! And what an experience. To be frank I have been urging people around me to go watch this one, as I was blown off by all the trailers itself. These days the movie marketing team is smart enough to make trailers worth while and all movies look good in the trailers, but very few live up to the expectations. This one is definitely one of them!
To start with, the post apocalyptic world is shown truly beautiful. What if humanity was reduced to fight for basic survival instincts and basic resources like oil or water! Can you imagine what the world would be, cruel and mad that's what it will be! So all the dirt in the movie does really makes sense when industrialization in future world is extinct!
The story is simple, our protégé who is more of a sidekick, is on the run from the bad guys, that's it! How beautiful is this concept, but it only becomes beautiful when it is executed properly. The last that I remember of such beautiful concept brought on screen was from our original Max (Mel Gibson in Apacalypto!). At times you never know what's gonna happen next and the adrenaline during the entire run of the movie of all audiences could be felt! All were in for a ride and kind of a race, probably felt heart! One can feel for Max and Furiosa reduced on single instinct of survival!
From the start, the movie is breath taking, be not mistaken this movie is not made for laptops, LED TV's but has to be experienced only on big screen. That's because of its cinematography! Its breath taking and the deserts of Namibia (Or Australia?) is so candidly captured on frame. I will be surprised if this movie doesn't win the Oscars this year in the cinematography section. I never knew the desert would be that beautiful during day time, even better so in moonlight!
This movie is for an action buff, don't look for performances here (although Charlize Theron clearly steals the show, her emotional outburst in the desert and the way it was captured was just awesome) This is the art of direction in an action movie which scores over acting... George Miller is the real star here!
The direction and art work is also wonderful, and kudos to the mind behind George Miller who captured his imagination and painted on screen with magical moments during the chase, from guys hanging on a pole during the chase to a rock star with his electric guitar with n no of speakers behind him. Action 10/10, Cinematography 10/10 and the music! What can I say, the background score heard in the trailer, sounds even better in the movie!
If James Cameron scores in best art movie direction with CGI effects for Avatar, then George Miller steals the show here with original stunts choreographed without CGI.
P.S. Do experience this in IMAX/3D , it's really worth it!