B Sears

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Another awesome installment in the Mad Max franchise if you ask me. The story was more about the psychological affects a bleak and brutal existence has on a child growing in to a woman, as opposed to an post apocalyptic promise land adventure movie. It gave a good background to the 3 city factions and also had a camino by the black finger mechanic, paying homage to the Mad Max video game, blink and you miss it. I believe it's what you call an "Easter Egg". The only thing I'm missing from the whole Mad Max world, from the original 1979 Mad Max film up to the latest installment is what actually happened to the world. This has still not been explained in its entirety in any of the films. I can't wait for Mad Max the waste land, I just wish there was a date for it to be released.