Almst no plot. Outstanding camera work!

Rating: 6/10 (7 November 2016)

TL;DR: If you're looking for a movie with fantastic camera work and very little plot to follow, give Mad Max: Fury Road a watch. If you want a deep plot, move along, nothing to see here.
The only reason this movie got a 6/10 from me is because it only had half of what I think makes a good movie. Mad Max: Fury Road has FANTASTIC cinematography. Quite possibly the best I have ever seen, but it has almost NO plot. The plot is basically how your sixth grade teacher tells you to write a plot: main character gets in trouble, does a thing, problem gets worse, does a different thing, and the problem is solved. That's it.
On the other hand, Mad Max is a pleasure to watch. All the shots are smooth and flow very well from one to the next while still giving you a sense of fast, rough action. This is something even the Matrix has a hard time with (yes I just said that Mad Max has better fight scenes than one of the best fighting movies of all time). The effects are over the top and just incredible. The portable metal concert seen in the trailer is even better in the movie.
This movie inspired me to go back and watch the older Mad Max movies and the lack of plot kind of makes sense. The whole point is that he lost his family in the first movie, the world just doesn't make sense anymore, and all he sees is mindless violence. So the lack of plot can be excused to a point because it was intentional, but plot is one of the things I look for most in a movie/TV show.
TL;DR: If you're looking for a movie with fantastic camera work and very little plot to follow, give Mad Max: Fury Road a watch. If you want a deep plot, move along, nothing to see here.