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The Visual Aesthetic of Mad Max: Fury Road

by Fandor

The recent release of George Miller’s Mad Max: Fury Road Black & Chrome edition has opened up debate over whether this version or the original reigns supreme. Fandor breaks down the color scheme of the original, to find out which version is in fact better.

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