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From the other blog: “Her movie, his name; Mad Max: Fury Road”

Posted on 19 May 2015 by Baldur Bjarnason (@fakebaldur)

About an excellent movie.

Wherein I gather together some of what has been said about Mad Max: Fury Road.

Her movie, his name; Mad Max: Fury Road.

This entry was posted in Thoughts and tagged furiosa, mad max, movie by Baldur Bjarnason (@fakebaldur). Bookmark the permalink.

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