Mad Max: A Review

Mad Max: Fury Road

Runtime: 2 hours, 00 minutes
Budget: Estimated to be $150 million

Mad Max: Fury Road is the fourth movie in the Mad Max franchise. I almost feel unfit to be reviewing this film since I have not watched a single one of the others—keyword almost. If this movie cannot stand alone against one of the most ridiculous critics, then it probably has no hope. That being said, it was surprisingly good.

This is one of those rare cases where they have a completely uninteresting trailer yet the movie turns out well. The whole thing was very…unique.

Unique—like this mad sax guy. Okay fine, it's a guitar. Goshdammit, I feel like there was a missed opportunity here (GIF credit: Warner Bros., MTV.com)

Unique—like this mad sax guy. Okay fine, it’s a guitar. Goshdammit, I feel like there was a missed opportunity here (GIF credit: Warner Bros., MTV.com)

I can’t say too much without spoilers. They do a good job of setting up the world and culture without some character outright explaining it all. Not sure I would watch it more than once though.

CommBro Breaker

The entire movie is just one damn long road trip. If you’re not into action, you won’t find much here.

Oh hey, Raiders fans tailgating...wait, crap (Photo credit: madmaxmovie.com)

Oh hey, Raiders fans tailgating…wait, crap (Photo credit: madmaxmovie.com)

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