OUT HERE, EVERYTHING HURTS

Rating: 9/10 (1 November 2018)

N the future, the world is an industrialized labor intensive oligarchy. Women are used as "breeders." Furiosa (Charlize Theron) whose name sounds like a Harry Potter spell, absconds with a group of women and heads east toward "the green land." She is pursued and confronted and that is basically the story in a nutshell. Mad Max (Tom Hardy) who can't recall his name, becomes a prisoner, universal donor, hood ornament, fighter, ideas man, and a fuel injector. His lack of dialogue made him a rather boring character and when he spoke, they weren't gems like other little speaking characters..."I'll be back."
In spite of the limited personality of the title character, the rest of the film is action packed as goes the Hollywood remake trend to please the younger audiences who prefer video game action over an involved plot. The left has proclaimed this a "feminist" film due to the role of Theron as a leader rebelling against the order and will of men. There may be a message there somewhere within the recess of what amounts to a shallow popcorn film, but I didn't desire to think that deep.
The action is almost non-stop. This would have an appeal to those who love monster trucks, dirt bikes, pretty girls, and demolition derbies.
Now at one point, there is a discussion of traveling in one direction for 160 days on bike. Assuming they ride a modest 500 miles a day, they could circle the globe 3 times (proper land bridges) yet they...
Break out the popcorn.
Guide: I caught 2 quick F-bombs. No sex. Wet tops. Distant rear nudity. Not much in blood and gore, mostly vehicle crashes and explosions