Watch 'Mad Max : Fury Road' because it is pointing its fingers towards you and screaming, "Witness Me!" 5/5

Rating: 10/10 (17 May 2015)

So, here was another weekend, and as is the norm, a movie in the theaters was on the cards. I and my friends were all eager for 'Piku' as the word of mouth was on a roll.
But sometimes, things don't happen the way it should – as goes the rule of the Fury Road. I randomly checked for other movies which were on the show this weekend, and was excited by the ratings of Mad Max's Fourth instalment. With a staggering 99% Rotten Tomatoes, 89% Metacritic and 8.9 IMDb rating, I just drifted towards this mad ride of contemporary cinema. And oh what a ride it was!
Having never watched any Mad Max instalment before, I had no idea what to expect from the movie. But then, less expectations, more fun!
The movie is based on a post-apocalyptic world, and adding any more description to it would be an injustice towards the people who are yet to watch it. It's a one of a kind movie and describing the movie would be like ripping the heart out of it's charisma. I mean, we must have watched movies of different genres and different scenarios and different presentations, but one could rarely fathom a movie which goes beyond those classifications. This movie redefines every adjective which we have ever used for describing a movie. It is pure ingenious cinematic brilliance.
This movie sucks you in its world and makes you undergo such surrealism that you are on the edge of your seat throughout its ride. It is not only the madness which gets to you, it is the ultra- skewed world, the premise, the machines, and the inherent humour in the face of doom which gets instilled in your veins as if you are the part of that world. Such is the intensity of the cinema that you'd want to jump in the road of fury- as binding as it gets towards a true movie- watching experience and a cinematic marvel.
I learnt about the Mad Max franchise from Wikipedia and I was more than overwhelmed to know that the first Mad Max movie broke all the records of the Box-Office in Australia (it is an Australian franchise), and held the Guinness record for most profitable film for decades. The other two sequels have also had great runs, and by the look of it, the fourth one is seemingly going to topple the previous films' earnings. George Miller, the director of the franchise must really be a man from another world.
Watch this movie for its surreal setting which seems from another planet/world, its thrilling and spell-binding action sequences, its war-machines, the special effects, and exclusively for the madness, the humour and the innate meaning it carries for the dwellers of the real world. The last time I was this overwhelmed by a movie, its name was 'Interstellar'. Watch 'Mad Max : Fury Road' because it is pointing its fingers towards you and screaming, "Witness Me!".
For the sheer cinematic experience : 5/5