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George Miller's Mad Max: Fury Road
Mad Max: Fury Road was many great qualities. Some which are the directing, the effects, and the storylines. All of those qualities to together made the movie astonishing. There many other qualities but for right now, lets talk about those.
The director of the film ,George Miller, made the movie phenomenal. The acting and how it was shot were some of the many things George helped with and made sure it was perfect. The soundtrack can not be describe in words about how well it fit in this type of movie. Miller deserves an oscar or actors for their amazing performance.
An addition to Mad Max: Fury Road use a special effect called practical effects. Practical effects are physically done effects rather than computer-generated imagery(CGI).
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