feeling kind of polarised on this one so I yapped a lot. 
technically impressive, but i feel like the use of continuous shot rather limits the series than benefits the subject matter, (as a whole) it feel somewhat disjointed, and some segments very imprecise;
on the third episode, it is pivotal, the tension in the midst of psychoanalysis gets overwhelming and claustrophobic but it can also get blurry, which almost breaks immersion.

but like most other viewers, i too think…

A wonderful exploration on man and his love for cinema, told through a strange, misty odyssey.

I love when film puts me in a sort of trance when I watch it, even if I watch it in low quality. Totally enraptured me by the cinematography and atmosphere.

In all honesty, I thought it takes itself a little bit too seriously after the first hour. I mean, the delivery of the English dialogue feels off-putting or out of place sometimes which…

In the teeth of a tyrannical world, young Furiosa stands tenaciously as a glimmer of resilience. Anya Taylor-Joy brings in an intense perfomance, and assures respect to the prominent portrayal of Charlize Theron.
In the narrative of this prequel, Miller tells the inception of how Furiosa is born as a furious warrior from an abducted child. It forges a nuanced, ferocious outline for the character to be strengthened; she has always been indomitable, and adversity only tempers her fiery spirit.…