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The third film, ''Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome'', is a [[Dolled-Up Installment]]: the original idea was of a man in a post-apocalyptic world who came across a group of wild children who were survivors of a plane crash, and series creator George Miller proposed "how about that man is Mad Max?" Unlike the first two films, ''Beyond Thunderdome'' was an American co-production rather than a fully Australian film.
 
A fourth film -- a prequel, set in the time when society was just starting to collapse, called ''Mad Max: Fury Road'' -- was in [[Development Hell]] for years. It was originally scheduled to begin filming by the end of 2010, but was delayed due to higher-than-normal amounts of rainfall, resulting in the area around [[Australian States and Territories|Broken Hill]] being too green. It was finally made, and released in 2015. Its continuity is debatable, but that aside, it tells a new story which expands on the universe. Max [[The Other Darrin|(Played this time by Tom Hardy)]] is more savage than before. He's taken as a human blood bag into a society of Norse-based highway warriors known as the War Boys, who are led by the tyrannical rule of Immortan Joe [[You Look Familiar|(played by Hugh Keays-Byrne who played Toe Cutter in the first film.)]] Said rule is enforced due to his control over one of the few Water Supplies remaining on Earth. His "Imperator" Furiosa turns traitor, taking Joe's five wives out of their prison/paradise., Pissed off,with Joe along withrallying his fellowforces Warand Boysallies declare warto onpursue herthem. Nux, a young aspiring War Boy who seeks to die a warrior's death, leads the pursuit, taking Max as his personal blood bag. [[Hilarity Ensues|Hilarity]], [[Hijinks Ensue|hijinks]]h and all-around action ensues.
 
A 3D anime adaptation was also under development.
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