Movie companion books are generally not things we’re interested in, but all bets are off when it comes to Mad Max: Fury Road. The Art of Mad Max: Fury Road is the official companion book to the movie that we can’t stop talking about around the office and includes what essentially amounts to a highly curated brain dump from all of the minds that made Fury Road possible. You get everything from production stills and concept art to behind-the-scenes photos and finished movie shots—along with information about design challenges and production processes that had to be overcome. If you liked anything about Mad Max: Fury Road, even if it was just Hugh Keays-Byrne reprising his role as primary bad guy (yeah, Immortan Joe was Toecutter in the original), you need to check out this book from author Abbie Bernstein.
The Art of Mad Max: Fury Road
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