The third Mad Max was made when Gibson had obviously gained a lot of popularity and so this one also had Tina Turner starring. Max becomes enbroiled in a 'town' called Thunderdome where the barbarian is thriving. He must fight for his life.

Once again, this film changes the story for the Mad Max series, being different from both of the other two. The film is made quite well, but it does have a more tackier feel to it. Tina Turner is ok, but not wonderful, and seems to be cast more on the fans she could pull in, rather than her acting prowess.

Gibson plays well, and the story keeps you glued for the length of the film. The film isn't as deep as the other two and so scores lower....