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With only two negative reviews out of 177 raves, the film currently stands at a 99 percent approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and pundits are already analyzing its chances for Oscar success after its ...

When fan's heard Mad Max was coming back they didn't quite know what to expect. Then Mad Max: Fury Road came out and blew audiences away. The visuals, stunts, and practical effects were above and beyo ...

After all the hype leading up to George Miller’s new Mad Max, it’d be understandable if you assumed it was the best movie of the millennium. I, too, had heard that it was excellent, and I was very ...

The early 2010s had a number of blockbuster action movies that would either light the world on fire or come and go without immediate fanfare. In the former corner, you’ve got The Raid, Captain America ...

Mad Max: Fury Road is the sort of movie that I was always told “doesn’t get made anymore.” It’s a massively sized, wonderfully offbeat and decadently violent auteur picture. One rich with ambitious ...

Max, played by Tom Hardy, strapped to the front of a vehicle with mask on in Mad Max: Fury Road (2015). Image via Warner Bros. Pictures 2015 was a big year in pop culture, to say the least. "Left ...

Claudia Picado is a Features Writer who has been covering film and television at Collider for nearly three years. She's been writing for as long as she can remember, but developed a love for cinema ...

In the 10 years since Mad Max: Fury Road hit theaters, director George Miller’s fourth outing in his post-apocalyptic franchise has become universally acclaimed as one of the greatest action movies ...

Furiosa: A Mad Max story may have only had a mediocre box-office run, but the movie was absolutely fantastic—far, far better than its early trailers led me to expect. This is how you do a prequel ...

The Baltimore Ravens celebrated their acquisition of Maxx Crosby with a meme from a modern cinematic masterpiece.