Series: George Miller

In the late 1970’s, an Australian doctor named George Miller decided to make a feature-length Ozploitation movie with his friend on a shoestring budget.

The terms “sad Oscar-bait drama” and “George Miller banger” seem incompatible on the surface; a contradiction in terms.

When you hear the premise of The Witches of Eastwick, you think it will be a satire.

I have never encountered a trilogy quite like the three original Mad Max films.

I see why this was marketed as “The Road Warrior” as often as it was “Mad Max 2”

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.

In one of the first scenes of Three Thousand Years of Longing, narratologist and protagonist Alithea Binnie (Tilda Swinton) describes the lost art of storytelling.

Babe is an wonderful film

The extent to which Babe: Pig in the City hocks a loogie in the face of the original Babe is a very well-documented legend of modern filmmaking.

George Miller is either mad or a genius — or very likely both.