A post-apocalypse world, ruled by a fiendish demagogue, where, despite the presence of technology, man is reduced to a primitive nomadic existence. That's the scenario George Miller envisions in the fourth of the popular series, Mad Max Fury Road. The hugely advanced screen graphics enhanced by 3-D is one of the ironies of a movie that's spells out a recipe for catastrophic regression. Doesn't the landscape of a former country, reduced to huge plains of rubble where small bands adhering to resid...
A post-apocalypse world, ruled by a fiendish demagogue, where, despite the presence of technology, man is reduced to a primitive nomadic existence. That's the scenario George Miller envisions in the fourth of the popular series, Mad Max Fury Road. The hugely advanced screen graphics enhanced by 3-D is one of the ironies of a movie that's spells out a recipe for catastrophic regression. Doesn't the landscape of a former country, reduced to huge plains of rubble where small bands adhering to resid...
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