The Most Bad Ass Best Picture nominee since forever!

Rating: 9/10 (19 November 2018)

Mad Max:Fury Road is George Miller's latest installment to the Mad Max franchise. I would give it an A, for how entertaining it was, and how well the story was made.
Mad Max: Fury Road is the most bad-ass Best Picture nominee since Martin Scorsese's 2006 crime movie, The Departed. When I watched Fury Road the first time, I had no idea that it was nominated for Best Picture. This movie was nominated for Best Picture! That is insane, I mean out of all the movies they nominated, that was one of them. I am not mad, in fact, I love the fact that George Miller gets another shot at an Academy Award. This is the best Mad Max movie, according to everyone in the general population, and to myself.
What I think is nice about the Academy nominating Fury Road, is that if you are anything like me and your goal is to watch all the Best Picture nominees, then you know that all you are watching are super depressing dramas, and every now and then a dramedy ( but remember that a dramedy is still a drama). So it is nice to take a one movie break and watch a movie that is filled with violence and gore, and scenes of intense action. So when they nominate a war film ( that is rated R) it is nice because half the time it is just people killing other people. It is entertaining.
There was nothing in Mad Max: Fury Road that I really hated. The acting in it is good, it is well done, and it is entertaining as hell. What is there not to like. I will say that there is not excessive amounts of violence in it, so if you go in expecting that you will be disappointed. But all the violence in it is bad enough that parents wouldn't take the family to it, I will tell you it is nothing like Beyond Thunderdome.
Fury Road reminds me of literally every Fast and Furious movie, and I think you can understand why. It also reminds me of 2017s crime drama action movie, Baby Driver, I think you can see why ( yet again).
To recap, I think this is the most bad-ass Best Picture since ever. I give Mad Max: Fury Road an A, for how it was entertaining as hell, and how well done the story was.