Does it have a plot? Barely. Does it make sense? Kind of. Is it any good? It's bonkers

Rating: 8/10 (12 June 2016)

"Mad Max: Fury Road" is one of those movies that shows that a movie can be good without character development, plot development... well, no development at all. It is just a thinly plotted car chase that runs for two hours in a breeze, and only at the end suffers a little bit of overstuffed, overacted, over-the-top. In one word: awesome.
The story doesn't matter. Charlize Theron's Furiosa runs away with the women of the bad guy. Tom Hardy's Max gets in an "agreement" with her, and both of them and the women decide to join forces in their escape.
Cue the most surrealistic and incredible car-chase movie ever. As said above, there's barely a plot: Furiosa, Max and the others running away in search of a "paradise" while lots of bad guys follow them trying to get the women back. But how it is done is what puts this movie in a high place: the visuals are amazing, the car chases are incredible, and the imagination in all the different moments of confrontation show a knack for the theatrical where George Miller's assured hand as a director shines. From people using poles to throw grenades, to a flame-throwing guitar, to all the explosions, cars flying around, storms, crow-people... It is crazy moment after crazy moment, with little breaks to let the viewer breath.
You probably won't like it if you expect more than crazy action and a car chase. And it runs a little bit too long. Otherwise, you are in for a treat. Nuts, absolutely nuts. In a good way.