Mad Max Movies In Order
If you’re a fan of action movies, then there is no better franchise for you than the Mad Max series. These films take you through the dystopian wasteland that has been ravaged by war and suffered a complete societal collapse. Gangs of criminals are forced to fight for diminishing resources in an increasingly dangerous world. The series now includes five films, with Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (2024) following the character introduced in Fury Road (2015).
If you’re wondering if it’s necessary to watch the Mad Max movies in order, the answer is probably not. Each movie is mostly independent from the last and does not contain a plot which is chronological across all movies. While the characters remain similar from one movie to the next, the plot line does not remain consistent across all five. However, if you intend to watch the entire series, I would watch them in order just so you can watch the various characters develop. Aside from that, if you just want to watch the latest one in the series, you’ll still enjoy them.
The Mad Max series has been a resounding success for its creators. Even the earlier films are highly rated both by critics and the general public. In fact, it’s developed a cult following with a very loyal fan base. Fury Road brought the series back in 2015, thirty years after Beyond the Thunderdome. Its action scenes and special effects helped introduce Mad Max to a new generation of fans.
| Movies Order | Trailer |
|---|---|
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| Mad Max (1979) |  |
| Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior (1981) | |
| Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (1985) | |
| Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) | |
| Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (2024) | |
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga tells the story of Furiosa before she joined Max in Fury Road. Anya Taylor-Joy plays the younger version of the character made famous by Charlize Theron. George Miller, who directed the original Mad Max, returned to direct this prequel too.
For decades, Mad Max has been delivering the ultimate action packed movies, with nearly non-stop fighting, racing, explosions, and more. The films have developed a cult following and continue to bring fans back to the wasteland.
