While the movie struggled in development for reportedly somewhere around a decade, Gibson was scrounging up loose parts to bolt together into the brilliant results that would hypnotize fans worldwide upon the film's eventual release. Genius automotive designer Colin Gibson worked with director George Miller to bring all the cars in Fury Road to life-and the results are impressive, to say the least. Any fan of the automobile who hasn't seen Fury Road by now is missing out on a wild ride that is sure to leave them regretting their choice to commute to work on a bus every day. The wild contraptions run the gamut from early hot-rods converted to desert running all the way to massive semi-trucks with VW Bugs and Mercedes limousines bolted on top. Updated February 2022: If you're a fan of Mad Max and the crazy contraptions featured in the movies, you'll be happy to know that we've updated this article with even more Mad Max weirdness.ĭespite all the celebrities that featured in the film, the true stars of the movie were the wild rat-rodded cars that took up most of the screen time. Chasing the ladies are a mangy crew of Half-life War Boys, poisoned by radioactivity but besotted with the mystical power of the V8 engines that they all hope to ride to the plains of Valhalla.
Starring Tom Hardy in the titular role, the movie actually focuses around Charlize Theron's Imperator Furiosa, who leads a ragtag bunch of women in a desperate escape from Immortan Joe, the warlord of the desolate world. Mad Max: Fury Road hit theaters with a vengeance on May 15, 2015, and reintroduced the modern world to George Miller's manic and sumptuous vision of a ravaged post-apocalyptic Wasteland.
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