With this second viewing I feel like I have truly witnessed Furiosa in all of its glory, and I’m itching for more. A powerhouse of a film that places its titular character’s journey at the forefront, with an incredible performance from Anya Taylor-Joy that really uses her expressions to its full extent.

One of the most impressive things about this film is how seamlessly it ties into Fury Road, elevating both films in the process. I truly can’t imagine one without the other and I believe that speaks as a testament to George Miller’s dedication and attention to detail for this magnificent world he has created.

started cackling like a fucking geese when he took off the mask, this movie rocks on every level. extremely nostalgic for this one, was the first mi i saw in theaters and i didn’t think it could get any better than this. boy was i wrong.

either way, this movie is still flawless. looks incredible too, elswit was on something else. it honestly kills me not putting this one higher but it’s hard when your franchise is consistently dropping the best movies ever. if someone said this was the best one i wouldn’t be able to tell them otherwise.

and rebecca ferguson. c’mon. come on.

I have a general rule: if a movie makes me cry, it’s a 4.5 at LEAST. I cried 4 times. The stakes in this one are higher than the biplane Tom’s cruising on, and that’s my favorite part of Final Reckoning. You can sit here and nitpick all you want, which is incredibly valid, but sometimes you just gotta sit back and soak in the greatness.