![]() However I was not a big fan of Tina Turner's performance in the film, as she did not seem at all in her place as an actress, but the look of her character was effective. Max, for part of this movie, has long hair, which I believe gives Max an even more silent, heroic, darker edge to his character. His introduction to Aunty Entity (Tina Turner) was highly entertaining, as Max takes an impossible situation to show that he is a person not to be taken lightly. Mad Max (Mel Gibson) shows that he is still a force to be reckoned with. Credit for this section of the movie has to also go to the cinematographer, Dean Semler, who shot some great camera angles of the deserts. ![]() I also like the grand view of the open desert that we see numerous times through out the film, as both directors certainly wanted us to see that the conditions surrounding Bartertown were pretty harsh to both humans and animals. I like the way we see the famous 'Thunderdome' fighting scene, as Miller and Ogilvie focused very much on that event and the many elements within it. Having two directors I think only enhances the movie all the more. Helping Miller in the director's chair is another George, director George Ogilvie. He directed the third movie, giving it all the necessary touches that have made Mad Max, the movies they are today. MM3 was written once again by George Miller and Terry Hayes. Then to have Max, be the protector of all these children made the story just that much better. I especially like the location of Bartertown, as it still had an 'Australian feel' to it, the idea of the Thunderdome was well explained and shown through the story. Thankfully it was, as there was a lot more dialogue, some intriguing characters, and an even better story, which contained a lot of entertaining elements. What was lacking in the second of the Mad Max movies was its script, which seemed to be underdeveloped, so I was hoping that the 'Beyond Thunderdome' would be better. ![]() However, the power-mad Aunty Entity, a dominatrix, is determined to use Max to tighten her stranglehold on Bartertown. But lawmaker Aunty Entity will soon add another: Do not get Max mad! Max is back as the hero who takes on the barbarians of the post-nuclear future - and this time becomes the savior of a tribe of lost children. That is the law in Bartertown's Thunderdome arena. But to my surprise, I was glad to see and hear a very Australian flavour continuing, which has accompanied all the Mad Max movies to date. I was thinking that this film might have had a very 'Hollywood' feel to it. Part way through watching this movie, I felt that Mel Gibson was born to play the role of Mad Max, as he suits the character that was created. Mad Max 3 has shown me that this Australian film franchise is continuing to be big and successful.
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