It’s impossible to watch Mad Max without the context of the long-running franchise it kicked off, not to mention the productive career of Australian director George Miller.
Mad Max (1979)

It’s impossible to watch Mad Max without the context of the long-running franchise it kicked off, not to mention the productive career of Australian director George Miller.
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