Tom Hardy may not find himself on many of these prestigious lists, but this entry is both well-deserved and slightly ...

“Mad Max: Fury Road” reminds us of what is truly lacking in movie theaters these days: ... Every one of them, including a toxic sandstorm near the start and a climactic sequence at the end, ...

It’s possible to look at parts of Mad Max: Fury Road and just see a bigger, more elaborate version of its 1980s predecessors — which isn’t a bad thing. ... like a giant sandstorm.

The post-apocalypse hath no fury like a one-armed woman. Thirty years after audiences last ventured beyond the Thunderdome, it’s a road warrioress fueled by righteous wrath, not Mad Max, who ...

Fury Road isn't just the best of the Mad Max films. It's also, without a doubt, the best action movie ever made, in part because it's not just an action movie. While it's often described as a two ...

In Mad Max: Fury Road, Furiosa reunited with her old friend The Valkyrie (Megan Gale), after finally making her way back to the Vuvalini, a group that also appeared in both films).

Furiosa Comes From The Green Place. In “Mad Max: Fury Road,” Furiosa (played by Charlize Theron) rescues a bunch of women from the Citadel, the stronghold of Immortan Joe and the war boys.

Mad Max: Fury Road. The golden standard for action films in the last 15 years, Mad Max: Fury Road defied all expectations and reset the bar for what franchise films can aspire to be.

“Mad Max: Fury Road” was not the first great movie to experience a troubled production, and it most certainly won’t be the last. The dysfunction only adds to the film’s legacy.