"Mad Max 3" deepens the amazing speed arrangement and stunts of the "Mad Max" characters, making the original purpose unforgettable. Most viewers think the film is a low or high point of the trilogy. Evaluation is bipolar. The film also has a lot of content, such as visiting a certain post-war hippie community, and of course, there are inevitable final chase scenes, including cars, trains, trucks, bicycles, and incredible stunts. This is a movie full of possible traction, a fantasy movie with a great vision.
The film is the third installment in George Miller's "Mad Max" series. It is wrapped tightly like a lightning trilogy, followed by an ominous, resonant thunder drone. Great action scenes are endless, but great action movies are always rare and far apart. The film is as exciting as the previous two. The action of the film is not an end in itself, but a part of the personal world, inspired by the character's character, and recovered from the decaying environment. Like John Ford, Howard Hawkes or Kurosawa Akira, Miller’s violent set-pieces, as part of the overall vision, constantly echo in his mind.
