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Metacritic

80
May 14, 2015

Nothing is too much, and whilst there is the danger that some will find the unremitting havoc tiresome, Miller's endless innovation keeps things fresh despite the surrounding wasteland.

Metacritic review by Ben Nicholson
Ben Nicholson
CineVue
100
May 11, 2015

There is gargantuan excess here, to be sure — and no shortage of madness — but there is also an astonishing level of discipline.

Metacritic review by Justin Chang
Justin Chang
Variety
70
May 11, 2015

For a while, Fury Road’s complete disinterest in screenwriting fundamentals feels liberating, as the director keeps upping the ante on this desperate chase through the desert. But what feels liberating at first can become monotonous, and Fury Road starts to drag once the frenetic sameness of Miller’s strategy takes hold.

Tim Grierson
Screen Daily