George Miller used a lot of practical effects during the six month shoot of “Mad Max: Fury Road.” But some of the movie magic had to be created by using visual effects and the pictures below will show before and after shots of how everything came together. The world of Mad Max is not an easy world to bring to life, but George Miller knows exactly how to pull it off.
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