George Miller is not just a filmmaker—he’s a visionary. Known for crafting two of the most beloved franchises in modern cinema, *Mad Max* and *Happy Feet*, his work consistently pushes creative boundaries. While many might raise an eyebrow at *Happy Feet Two* being part of that legacy, it’s worth diving into to truly appreciate the depth of Miller’s storytelling range.

The *Mad Max* series stands as a masterclass in action filmmaking. Combining raw '80s-style adrenaline with a hauntingly surreal depiction of post-apocalyptic Australia, these films are more than just high-octane chases—they’re visual poetry on wheels. After delivering three iconic entries between 1979 and 1985, the franchise seemed like a classic trilogy destined to remain untouched. But then came a surprising return to form after a detour into animated penguin territory.

In 2015, George Miller roared back with *Mad Max: Fury Road*, starring Tom Hardy as the new face of Max Rockatansky. The film was universally praised, earning six Academy Awards and cementing itself as one of the greatest action films ever made. Although *Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga* (2024) didn’t dominate the box office, it still serves as a compelling prequel that enriches the world fans have come to love. All things considered, *Mad Max* remains one of the most respected and thrilling action franchises in cinematic history.

Celebrate Fury Road’s 10th Anniversary With a Full Movie Marathon

With *Fury Road* marking its 10th anniversary in 2025, there's no better time to dive into the full *Mad Max* saga. Whether you're revisiting the classics or discovering them for the first time, here’s where you can stream and purchase every film in the series.

Where to Stream Mad Max Movies Online

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Of the five *Mad Max* films directed by George Miller, only the original *Mad Max* (1979) and the latest installment *Furiosa* (2024) are currently available to stream—both exclusively on HBO Max. For the rest of the collection, your best bet is to rent or buy digitally via platforms like Prime Video, or go for physical media which offers pristine quality and bonus features.

Mad Max (1979)

• Stream: HBO Max
• Rent/Buy: Amazon Prime Video

Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior (1981)

• Rent/Buy: Amazon Prime Video

Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (1985)

• Rent/Buy: Amazon Prime Video

Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)

• Rent/Buy: Amazon Prime Video
• Black & Chrome Edition: Amazon Prime Video
• Read IGN's Fury Road Review

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (2024)

• Stream: Netflix, HBO Max
• Rent/Buy: Amazon Prime Video
• Read IGN's Furiosa Review

Other Ways to Watch the Mad Max Movies

For collectors or those who prefer owning a physical copy, all *Mad Max* titles are available on DVD, Blu-ray, and 4K Ultra HD formats—including the exclusive Black & Chrome version of *Fury Road*.

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga [4K UHD]

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Mad Max: Fury Road / Black & Chrome [Blu-ray]

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Mad Max: 5-Film Collection [4K UHD]

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Mad Max: High Octane Collection [Blu-ray]

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Mad Max: Original Trilogy [Blu-ray]

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How to Watch the Mad Max Movies in Order

To experience the *Mad Max* saga in chronological order, follow this viewing sequence:

1. *Mad Max* (1979)
2. *Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior* (1981)
3. *Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome* (1985)
4. *Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga* (2024)
5. *Mad Max: Fury Road* (2015)

While *Furiosa* is technically a prequel, watching it after *Fury Road* enhances the emotional impact and character connections. This approach lets you fully appreciate how Furiosa’s journey ties into the world Max inhabits.

What’s Next for the Mad Max Franchise?

George Miller once stated that the future of *Mad Max* would depend heavily on the success of *Furiosa*. Though the film underperformed commercially, Miller has confirmed he already has a script ready for another installment. Industry insiders believe this may refer to *The Wasteland*, a rumored sequel to *Fury Road* that expands the mythos even further.

That said, Miller is also juggling multiple other projects. Any new *Mad Max* film will likely require significant studio backing due to its expected scale and production budget. While a new entry isn't imminent, fans still hold hope that George Miller will eventually return to the desert once again.