Grey undertones highlight the scenes involving Immortan Joe and his crew, showing the emphasis on the negative experience the characters have had with his role in their society. The overall colorization of the various scenes not only convey the overall experience of that point in the storyline, but also perfectly conveys the overall mood of the characters at a given point in time. With the vivid colors all throughout setting the pace and tone for the film, creating an environment full of action, it matches the overall story line perfectly. Mad Max: Fury Road is absolutely perfect in terms of video quality. I would highly recommend this film to anyone who is on the fence about it, and I would also highly recommend that it be seen in the 4K UHD Experience. Mad Max: Fury Road is an extremely well performed, high-octane experience.

Leading the characters through a lengthy series of unexpected events that involve more than your average amount of fire, this movie provides an “on the edge of your seat” experience. This concept makes the film sound like there is more of a strategic approach to overcome their insane ruler however, there is a more “in your face” fast paced series of events that occur. Taking place in a post-apocalyptic Australia, she is accompanied by a group of prisoners, a psychotic worshipper, and a lone driver named Max. Mad Max: Fury Road is the story of a woman who’s rebelling against her tyrannical leader in search for her homeland. Mad Max: Fury Road is most certainly a title that takes full advantage of the 2160p resolution and is definitely worth the investment.

Colors appear to be more vivid, the lines and granular aspects of the scenery are much clearer and overall things just feel more real than they did with Blu-ray.

While the change isn’t nearly as big a jump as DVD to Blu-ray was, the differences are definitely visible.

Since the introduction of the 4K UHD format, people have been wondering about the overall quality difference and whether or not it is a noticeable jump like it was when Blu-ray was first released.

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