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The guy is an amazingly gifted director. On my 3rd watch of this fiery chaos of a movie, the attention to detail in it is mind blowing. Every award the whole team got was well deserved.

That fight scene between Max and Furiosa was raw badass.

What's your overall opinion of this installment in the Mad Max universe? What wold you have changed? Who do you think may have badly casted? I don't see any flaws in it, myself. A fucking helluva thrill ride!

The guy is an amazingly gifted director. On my 3rd watch of this fiery chaos of a movie, the attention to detail in it is mind blowing. Every award the whole team got was well deserved. That fight scene between Max and Furiosa was raw badass. What's your overall opinion of this installment in the Mad Max universe? What wold you have changed? Who do you think may have badly casted? I don't see any flaws in it, myself. A fucking helluva thrill ride!

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There was ZERO story development. It was essentially one giant chase scene, from the opening scene to the closing scene.

There were many amazing things about it. Certainly entertaining. The visuals were astounding. The fight scenes thrilling. The costumes amazing.

But as far as story development, it had about as much as a single chase scene in Gone in 60 seconds.

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Nailed it.

OP has had his attention span raped by the electric jew. Go watch the original

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What they accomplished I think set new standards in the movie industry. There are many breakdowns of the movie at youtube that explain the whole premise of the movie as well as the crazy attention to detail. Even minor things in the background play into the story and the world. It was a massive car chase for sure, but damn! It's like watching a Rocky fight but on wheels. How they got some of those shots is insane.

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Have a good suggestion for one?

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What do you mean? Don't understand the question.

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It's like watching a Rocky fight but on wheels

Yes. It is. But a single "fight" is NOT a story in the traditional sense. It's a part of a story.

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Didn't way it was. Enjoyable none the less.