Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome

5 Ratings: 2.0

1985 sequel to Mad Max directed by George Miller;George Ogilvie

The follow up to Mad Max 2 (aka The Road Warrior). Final film of the Mad Max trilogy. The film's theme song performed by Tina Tuner charted at #2 in the US and #3 in the UK. … see full wiki

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Cast: Mel Gibson, Angelo Rossitto, Bruce Spence, Tina Turner, Rod Zuanic, Frank Thring

Director: George Miller

Genre: Sci-Fi, Fantasy

Release Date: July 10, 1985

MPAA Rating: PG-13

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review by Captain_Couth. August 17, 2009

A tame film that ends Mad Max with a whimper instead of a bang.

Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome was a tame action film. Even though it takes place in an even bleaker future, the filmmakers decided to line their pockets by making this one "family friendly (i.e. P.G.-13). What made the other films gritty and nihilistic is missing from this film. Only a few spots but other than that it's just other one of those sequels that morphed into a more mainstream movie (i.e Robocop 3). Needless to say I was very disappointed because when I was much younger I was a huge … more

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review by tomtom13. September 23, 2006

posted in Movie Hype

The End of Max?

The original concept for MAD MAX BEYOND THUNDERDOME didn't even include Mad Max. The original idea was about a group of orphaned children living out in the wild alone and a man who finds them. Then someone came up with the idea of Max being their "savior" and the film soon became a "Mad Max" project. In MAD MAX BEYOND THUNDERDOME, Max is left alone to "die" in the desert. He makes his way through and comes to Bartertown, a city of last resort that has been able to maintain … more

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review by SusiDee34. November 05, 2001

posted in Movie Hype

Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome - we don't need another hero****

Pros: Gibson & Turner Cons: none The Bottom Line: the end of the Mad Max series The Oracle says: Angelo Rossitto has a Bacon number of 2. Angelo Rossitto was in Dark, The (1979) with William Devane William Devane was in Hollow Man (2000) with Kevin Bacon *** The third and final release of the saga hit both good and bad reviews. … more

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