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Rating: 8/10 (2 September 2015)

Mad Max: Fury Road
The ironic thing about teenage girls embracing the idea of a post- apocalyptic world is that, in one, they would all be sex-slaves.
An outcome the anti-heroes in this action movie would like to preclude.
When Furiosa (Charlize Theron) flees from his fortress with five of his breeding wives, Immortan Joe (Hugh Keays-Byrne) and his foot soldiers follow them into the nuclear wasteland to reclaim his unborn offspring.
Partaking in the pursuit is a dutiful lackey (Nicholas Hoult) driving a death-mobile outfitted with a prisoner Max (Tom Hardy), who later goes on to help Furiosa and her cargo reach the fabled Green Place.
A non-stop car-chase with explicit violence and nightmarish monster trucks, set against an arid color-saturated landscape, this fourth installment in the Mad Max franchise is an accessible, over-the-top, visceral experience with unexpected environmental and feminist undertones.
Incidentally, driving recklessly at high speeds is only acceptable on long-weekends.
Green Light
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