According Thompson : "The Steak Eaters —and many women Oscar voters as well—will come through
for George Miller in the same way they did Ang Lee's "Life of Pi" and
Alfonso Cuaron's "Gravity." It's about the nuts and bolts recognition of
the craft of fashioning cinema spectacle that makes your eyes pop.
Organic. That's not a word you hear in Hollywood very often. That's
George Miller's credo. If something doesn't fit or sit well, it doesn't
happen. That's why his movies are so great—the ones he actually makes,
from "Babe" to "Happy Feet." (Some have been left by the wayside, like
"Contact" and "Justice League.") "Mad Max: Fury Road," dreamed up on an
airplane and realized by a 70-year-old director 35 years after his
feature debut with the original "Mad Max," does not follow any formula
that any studio executive would recognize. "
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