Road Wars: Max Fury

Another Asylum rip off. Amazing this company is still allowed to rip others ideas off and NEVER create ANYTHING original. I truly believe that resources should ALWAYS be used to make a QUALITY product, whether it is a material item, a movie, a song, anything, and anyone who squanders resources by making absolute garbage that breaks after a couple uses or makes one despise going to the movies because of fear of being ripped off or whatever should be ashamed of themselves. This movie as with ALL asylum releases plays off other blockbuster films, in this case the latest Mad Max Movie "Furiosa" that actually is good, in hopes of drawing that crowd who may "think" this is the movie they wanted to see, but then its just a rip off copy with horrible acting and everything. There should be laws against this type of scam. Anyway, see it if you have the money to waste, but I'd recommend the authentic Mad Max movies instead!

This was one of my free rentals from Dish. Thinking it was a Mad Max sequel. I wasted a whole month of a free movie on this piece of trash. Whoever wrote the last review. Was either full of s*** or very much satirical.

I could not even watch more than 10 minutes of this. Stopped it and I had one more day to watch it, so I tried to watch it again but could not. I'm supposed to write six hundred words on this piece of junk and i'm running out of things to say, it's just bad, bad, bad. I've got another a hundred and two words to continue this review. But I am running out of bad things to say so I guess I'll just quit.

Let me preface this by saying, when you see a film title and its essentially timed to release at the same time as a presumptuous summer "hit" and every word in the title of the film is borrow from that particular well know franchise, you know it can't be taken seriously.

And that's the only thing it has going for it; deception. Its banking on riding a coat tail of another film, and that's exactly whats it's doing because the film is such a poor representation of an action/post apocalyptic sub-genre film. These types of films popped up in video rental store back in the day, trying to skim off an audience that unknowingly wanders in. This is as terrible as you could imagine.

Sitting down to watch the 2024 movie "Road Wars: Max Fury", I wasn't in doubt of this being a mockbuster from The Asylum. Lo and behold, my expectation were spot on. Yeah, this is indeed an archetypical mockbuster from The Asylum that cashes in on the release of another major movie, and in this case "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga" was the movie.

Needless to say that I wasn't holding my breath for this being a great movie, as the vast majority of movies spewed out by The Asylum are questionable at best. And with the headlining name being Vernon Wells, let's just say that things weren't exactly amounting up for anything grand.

Writer and director Mark Atkins put together a fair enough script. Sure, it wasn't stellar entertainment, but it was watchable enough for a single viewing. But the whole thing was definitely reeking of being a watered down attempt of making a "Mad Max" movie.

Of the entire cast ensemble, I was only familiar with Vernon Wells, and he isn't exactly a great actor in my opinion, delivering wooden performances and staggering dialogue. The acting in the movie, aside from Wells, was actually fairly adequate.

Visually, the movie was okay. I've seen far worse effects in other movies from The Asylum. So this step up in visual presentation and effects definitely added something to the overall impression of the movie.

While I did manage to sit through the entire movie, I was only mildly entertained. And "Road Wars: Max Fury" is definitely not a movie that I will return to watch a second time, nor really a movie that I would recommend you to waste 83 minutes on watching.

My rating of the mockbuster that is "Road Wars: Max Fury" lands on a four out of ten stars.

I watched this thinking it was a spin-off show related to the Mad Max movie-series, but as it went on, I thought it had to be the pilot since it was so long. As I continued watching, I got the impression it might be a parody like "Scary Movie," only to be disappointed again. My last hope was that it would turn out to be an erotic movie with too much plot, which would have also been bad since I watched it with my family. But even that hope was destroyed, as the plot, characters, writing, and acting were on the level of what a Warboy might come up with after spraying his face with chrome. IMMORTAN!