After watching Fury Road, you will feel completely speechless. Of course, after accepting the frenetic and disturbing scenes of this apocalyptic sci-fi carnival, the description of language is not important anymore.
Director George Miller has portrayed many distinctive characters in the film, but the film is even more commendable in that these character traits do not rely on language or dialogue to "interpret". The film not only has a good story and a good character, it is also a crazy adventure. The huge desert tornado that appeared in the film, this scene has been superbly handled: the tornado is advancing on the screen at a super fast speed of 100 miles per hour, and this picture is not overwhelmed by the active photographic lens and fast editing techniques; The things in the lens other than the tornado are also arranged in the right way, and its realism and fidelity are also lacking in contemporary movies.
The film is full of perfect, amazing and unbelievable madness. In addition to these original and intense road scenes, Fury Road also includes surprising depth and characterization.
The movie is full of crazy imagination and creepy and funny. It is one of the best action movies on the big screen.
The most disorderly fights and collisions in the film seem reasonable. This is not a realism category, but an imaginative rule. Director Miller demonstrated how to make action scenes that conform to both physics and ethics. There are causes and effects, both choices and influences.
The story is of course not really outstanding in the film. The literary dramas that are so condensed that they are almost imperceptible are really fun. The drag racing action scene runs through the whole film. Although it will feel a little tired in the end, it does not prevent the adrenaline from still soaring. The key word of "Mad Max: Fury Road" is "crazy", and the entire film is produced around this word, whether it is editing scheduling, character design, drag racing action design, actor performance, special effects or even art soundtrack, etc. They all reveal a cult full of madness, which makes the film extremely complete.
