Miller has made an art piece with this film.

Rating: 10/10 (16 May 2015)

George Miller successfully manages to portray destruction and a vast wasteland in such a way as to make it appear artistically beautiful.
He takes the absurdity and destructiveness of mankind's post-apocalyptic behaviour, and depicts in a way that keeps not only your attention, but also keeps you on the edge of your seat.
Although there is a minimal use of dialogue in this two hour extravanganza, this helps to add to the film as opposed to leaving essential elements out of it. The lack of dialogue has been utilized as a tool to build up to colossal chase scenes with dangling men, massive explosions and crazy stunts.
Due to its stark nature, there is a strange beauty in the entire film, and with the few beautiful women in the film each time they make an appearance they stand out like an oasis in the desert.
This movie has promise to have a sequel, however - and this makes it unique in many of today's blockbusters - this movie doesn't lead intentionally into a sequel, and works brilliantly as a stand alone film.
It is hard to say that this film has anything wrong with it. Its a brilliant art piece unlike any movie I have watched.