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From the outset of this review I will tell you the truth - really liked this film - but there were small bits I think I'd do differently (but that is just me!). So Mad Max: Fury Road burst its way onto the cinema screen and George Miller presents his post-apocalyptic dream of a world 45 years after civilisation effectively broke down. So this film is a reboot, not remake (so we are still dealing with the same Max from the first 3 films). At the end of the film my wife said she felt like her ears had been assaulted from start to finish (yeah my wife and I have some drastic differences when it comes to films - but bless her soul she still comes to the cinema with me). However, and audio assault is pretty decent way of describing it. The sound helps to immerse you into Max's rather insane world. When I left the cinema, I felt exhausted! From the outset of the film you join Tom Hardy in a heart-pumping and exhausting ride through the desert sands of a dying world. The action just ...

If you could just have five more minutes to talk to someone you loved who has gone - what would you say? A little cartoon of me and my dad - Not sure if he would like that I have made him look like a Jedi Ghost!  @jafwords

So once again I hit a stumbling roadblock on the road through creativity. So rather than write I just make up weird pictures. This is another one of them.  Happy doing, whatever it is you are doing. Jafwords