When you see 97% on the tomato meter than you're expecting a bit. Every previous Mad Max had at least some sort of plot. Not this one. They are just fleeing from the mean boss in order to save his wives. This one takes place on the road for 99% of the time. Sure it's still fun and interesting but you expect a whole lot more after it was hyped so immensely. The 3D is decent but as for the movie, it's only mediocre. Worth a Blu Ray? Yes. Because it makes a great Demo Disc. But mostly for that reason only. The movie itself really feels like a B-Movie. Or rather like a movie where a B-Movie Director was handed $150 Million, which is how much this one cost. And he didn't know what to do with it so he made the exact same movie just better looking.
Review of Mad Max: Fury Road
