And this is only elevated by the fact that at the helm of this reboot is Miller, the brainchild of all the movies in the franchise.īut this is also a summer movie for those who don't get a rush from the countless superhero adaptations thrust upon us this time of year. If you're familiar with the three previous "Mad Max" films ("Mad Max," "The Road Warrior," "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome"), "Fury Road" is incredible fun that is close to two-hours of non-stop action. The cars created for "Fury Road" are visual marvels and the stunts pulled off with them can only be described as thrilling moves you only thought possible back when you played with your Tonka trucks as a kid in the backyard.Īnd instead of gasoline being what the bad guys want this time the precious cargo are the beautiful five wives ( Riley Keough and Zoë Kravitz, among them) of Immorten Joe, who are also trying to escape. Very similar to the incredible chase we see in "The Road Warrior," this one is extended to span most of the movie.Īnd again, there's nothing wrong with that. The rest of the film is basically a chase for the War Rig, with Max and Nux soon becoming allies with Furiosa. Jasin Boland/Warner Bros./"Mad Max: Fury Road" Imperator Furiosa (Charlize Theron) planes a daring escape from an evil tyrant. Joe sees what she's doing and unleashes the War Boys, including Nux and Max in tow. But on the drive there, she suddenly goes rouge and attempts to escape the tribe. While this goes on, the tribe's leader, Immorten Joe (Hugh Keays-Byrne), an aging tyrant who breaths out of a sinister, teeth-designed oxygen tube, has sent off his War Rig driven by Imperator Furiosa (Charlize Theron) to get the latest shipment of gasoline from the far away refinery.
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