Mad Max: Fury Road (4K Ultra HD)

I forget that this movie was meant for some 3-D visual effects so that parts a little corny, but the movie itself is a wonderfully told encounter of many characters having to work together to find a way for redemption.The world building is pre-spectacular. I need to watch the ones but this movie definitely has a special place for me.

'Mad Max: Fury Road' is a plaything with glorious relics that one can be in instant interaction with. In joyous sourcing of carefreeness a flip screen nu anti-paradise of Mad Max(Tom Hardy), and Furiosa(Charlize Theron), can be watched without odious logic constraints. In director George Miller's spectacle, spontaneously formed pods of racing all terrain junk vehicles are sponsored in melees that provide one continual kinetic adrenaline escapism.This is a great movie. Motivations that are exotic and that are also set at expansive separation from empathy, cognate in brief glimpses between charged sequences. At the beginning of 'Mad Max: Fury Road', Mad Max, played with superb charismatic intensity by Tom Hardy, is narrating his isolated situation within the pall of human demoralizing voices which implore former times. The reproaches of Glory The Child cause wonder in the sun drenched desert of buried sorrow. Besides the death diverting jaunts at Enduro pace, Mad Max, and Furiosa, are anemic to the disintegrating systems around them. The two lost heros posses strength in the paradoxes giving murky structures to idealist goals. These chromatic foundations are without institutional barracks. The paradigm for background is 'The Green Place of Many Mothers' and it is a mental fixation of natural cover. 'The Green Place' may exist in reality, but this isn't promised, and this also is fleeting in outreach plausibility.Mad Max is mauled by a roving party of war boys who wear fatigues, are shirtless, and have shaven heads. The war boys are the soldiers of Immortan Joe. Mad Max is taken as prisoner to The Citadel. This fortress is a huge precipitous mountain bluff with a balcony cut out of the stone. Immortan Joe is the undisputed dictator of The Citadel and he speaks to the masses who are small helpless forms below Immortan Joe's skull moulded platform dais. Immortan Joe is played by Hugh Keays-Byrne and he is a bloated form of diabolical make shift armor, covering him in plates. He also wears a large metal breathing mask, again shaped in copy of long molar teeth, otherwise his dishevelled face is overcome with flowing arid white/gold hair.Furiosa is the name of one of Joe The Immortan's Imperators. The term Imperator is a title that in Roman ages was given as honorary title to Roman military commanders who waged successful battle campaigns. Furiosa the Imperator is played by Charlize Theron. Like Tom Hardy's Mad Max, Theron's Furiosa is a raven bird goddess become transcending purpose and taciturn daredevil. In a short tapered haircut, and ceramic blue eyes, which in lieu of a fellowship sparseness remain solid and fixed, no detracting cynicism ever corrupts her commanding utility aura.

FURIOSAAAAA! I love this car chase and extended action sequence of a movie and have watched it so many times I’ve lost count. As a big fan of the entire Mad Max franchise this also made me happy. I love the costume designs, the cars, the action and pace, the whole thing. No cinematic masterpiece has ever made me desire a post-apocalyptic robot arm so badly either.

First off, I have to start by saying anyone who gave this movie less then 5 stars had no idea what they were in for. If you are a fan, or somewhat a fan, or saw this movie with a fan of the series, then I already know this movie did or will exceed all expectations. Rewatching the Mad Max trilogy can almost feel like a chore. For its time they were fun and exciting, but watching in 2015, we've seen what was an original action packed idea copied 1000 times. So George Miller decided he would give them all something to copy again. This is a full tile, punch you in the mouth action packed film that delivers on every level. It packs more action in the first 20 minutes than all the fast and furious movies combined. This is a film, that when a rare calm scene comes, it comes for the purpose of giving us time to catch our breaths.You don't watch porn for a story line, you don't watch horror films for uplifting family values, so why would you go to a movie written or directed by the man who redefined action movies in the 1980s to see a love story. This is an action film, that is relentless and has so much going on you, you have to watch it numerous times to even realize how much there is to appreciate.Few movies deserve a 5 star rating and it's nearly impossible for a movie to stick directly into in genre. Horror movies want to be comedies, action movies want to be love stories, dramas want to be thrillers... this movie knows exactly what it is. This movie explains with Michael Jordan didn't succeed at baseball or golf, cuz he was a basketball player!If you love action, I mean grab you by the throat until you are moments away from passing out type action, then you will love this film. If you are hoping for a love story or comedy or drama watch another movie. Wait to see this until you are ready for pure, premium action. And watch it for what it is!!!This movie teaches a lesson to all directors and writers in the movie world, know what you are doing, know what kind of movie you are making, then make it. Don't try to fit every genre or make a film everyone is going to like, leave and forget. Make a movie that the fans of your genre applaud at the end and literally leave the theater out of breath.Is this the best movie of all time? As a fan will you need a notepad or calculator to figure out plot twist or "who-dun-it?" NO!!!! The only people who need to take notes are the people in the film business on how to make a film dominate your genre.Honestly folks, enjoy this. It is a rare piece of living, screaming art.5 hard pound stars!!!!