Mad Max Fury Road: Black & Chrome Edition

  • Rated R
  • 2hr
  •  (9)
  • 90

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  • Clip: Furiosa
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Movie Info & Cast

Director:

George Miller

Producer:

Doug Mitchell, P.J. Voeten

Writer:

Brendan McCarthy, Nick Lathouris

Release Date:

May 15, 2015

Runtime:

2hr

Synopsis

A woman rebels against a tyrannical ruler in postapocalyptic Australia in search for her home-land with the help of a group of female prisoners, a psychotic worshipper, and a drifter named Max.

Cast

  • Tom Hardy
  • Charlize Theron
  • Nicholas Hoult
  • Hugh Keays-Byrne
  • Josh Helman
  • Nathan Jones
  • Zoë Kravitz
  • Rosie Huntington-Whiteley
  • Riley Keough
  • Abbey Lee

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Metacritic

90
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Based on 51 Critics
8.6

USER SCORE (4094)

Universal acclaim based on 4094 Reviews
90
Feb 25, 2016

Even though this is the fourth Mad Max, and it’s indebted to the style of the previous films, Fury Road stands alone. It’s better looking and more thrilling than any of the other installments. The color palette is vibrant and beautiful, and every inch of the frame is crammed with crazy, brilliant ideas.

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Metacritic review by Matt Singer
Matt Singer
ScreenCrush
90
May 11, 2015

The first two Max features ran barely 90 minutes and it takes guts and real confidence to dare push a straight chase film with very little dialogue to two hours. But Miller has pulled it off by coming up with innumerable new elements to keep the action compelling.

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Metacritic review by Todd McCarthy
Todd McCarthy
The Hollywood Reporter
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.

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Tim Grierson
Screen Daily
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