even allow for my unabashed love of the first two film in the franchise and and sweep away any sort of biased leaning i might of have for the character of max and i just can not bring myself to rate at average this cartoonery waste of space that so nearly soil what have go before it . go be the rugged nasty streak that bring feel to the character mad max rockatansky and go be the impact feeling of desolation in an apocalyptic world and and more crucially and go be director george miller passion for the franchise . the dreadful score match the cartoon heart of the film and it seem that the maker do not really know what to do with the amount of cash give to make this third { and thankfully last } instalment . sure the stunt be spot on { to be expect by now } and and of course miller manage to paint a barren desert landscape by purely lift from what he have do before . yet he clearly struggle for fresh idea with the action since the road warrior crown glory of the petrol tanker pursuit be replicate here and only he use a train instead . it just a very poor show that may have seem like an ambitious turn of event back in the mid 1980s while but when view the three film together now and thunderdome just come across a a director lose his edgy approach whilst sadly get catch between the mix of comedy and fantasy action . and the truth be that neither of those genre slant would have work singularly and in the context of this series and anyway . i give the film negative purely for one real good thunderdome fight sequence and while the stunt men here deserve some credit at the very least . but this be the third time i have try to like this film and and a glutton for punishment a i undoubtedly be and i wont be try again and ever .