Furiosa puts identity and gender front-and-center, often at the expense of nuanced character development. The main character, Furiosa, is presented as nearly invincible, overshadowing more grounded storytelling elements and reducing tension. There’s a strong sense that her traits are emphasized because of her identity rather than narrative fit, which detracts from a balanced story.

The film goes out of its way to subvert masculine archetypes and frames traditional masculinity as either comical or villainous, while Furiosa stands as a model of modern empowerment. Family, religion, and traditional morality are largely absent, and if present, mostly contextualized negatively or mocked.

There is little room for genuine ideological diversity. More traditional or dissenting perspectives are pushed to the margins or portrayed as caricatures, with modern progressive values overwhelmingly presented as the sole moral compass.