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Mad Max 3: Beyond Thunderdome
Description
Adventure continues in Max's life. Events start stealing his property while traveling through Australian remote areas, Max can stumble into Bartertown, a commercial center for all types of criminals and is ruled by Aunt Entity and Master Blaster. He is forced to fight on behalf of the Entity's aunt in order to gain full control of the city, but he was expelled back to the desert when the battle ended. Will he succeed in coming back again?
Adventure continues in Max's life. Events start stealing his property while traveling through Australian remote areas, Max can stumble into Bartertown, a commercial center for all types of criminals and is ruled by Aunt Entity and Master Blaster. He is forced to fight on behalf of the Entity's aunt in order to gain full control of the city, but he was expelled back to the desert when the battle ended. Will he succeed in coming back again?
Actors:
Miguel LĂłpez,
Edwin Hodgeman,
Tushka Bergen,
Robert Simper,
Bruce Spence,
Ray Turnbull,
Max Worrall,
Toby Messiter,
Shane Tickner,
Amanda Nikkinen,
Marion Sands,
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Miguel LĂłpez
Edwin Hodgeman
26 June 1935, Alberton, South Australia, Australia
Tushka Bergen
13 October 1966, London, England, UK
Robert Simper
Bruce Spence
17 September 1945, Auckland, North Island, New Zealand
Ray Turnbull
Max Worrall
Toby Messiter
Shane Tickner
Amanda Nikkinen
Marion Sands
Director:
George Ogilvie ,
George Miller
George Ogilvie
5 March 1931, Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
George Miller
3 March 1945, Chinchilla, Queensland, Australia
Country:
International
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Beyond Thunderdome is the third in George Miller's Mad Max series, and it closes the trilogy like a lightning blast followed by the ominous, resonant drone of thunder.
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This infusion of money and production by a major studio gives the film a slightly more polished look, but is inferior to the previous two films in every other way.
June 06, 2007
Gibson impressively fleshes out Max, Tina Turner is striking in her role as Aunty (as well as contributing two topnotch songs, which open and close the picture) and the juves are uniformly good.
May 13, 2015
The directors, George Miller and George Ogilvie, borrow from every source they can find; movie buffs can pass the time spotting the Lynch shot, the Leone shot, the Jodorowski shot, and all kinds of others.
May 17, 2015
It's hard not to wonder why Beyond Thunderdome isn't better.
May 13, 2015
This middle portion of the picture becomes dangerously preachy, but just before we and Max are bored, director Miller returns Max to his roots, a screaming chase sequence through a desertlike Australian landscape.
August 25, 2008
An astonishing display of virtuoso cinema that is destined to take its place among the most vivid and freshly imagined fist-to-groin contests in the medium's history.
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There is something to get excited about in this third chapter of the Mad Max series: the powerhouse presence of Tina Turner.
May 13, 2015
Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome isn't a bad movie. It has entertaining sections, decent performances and more than a few provocative images. But it also has a major shortcoming: It's too darned sane.
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Outrageously sinister, unblinkingly violent, Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome is everything that fans of the futurist road warrior could hope for and more.
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Miller never falls back on the formulas that have become the bane of too many recent action films, and his sustained cuts lend a clarity to the proceedings.