George Miller, the creator and director of the "Mad Max" movies, is staking his reputation and likely a $100 million-plus budget on a movie that is almost entirely a car chase. Miller says his new ...

Mad Max: Fury Road, starring Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron, is an action masterpiece, and we explain the reasons why it's the greatest of all time.

They're not just surprising, the car chase scenes in Mad Max: Fury Road are truly impressive. Everything from the name of the movie itself to most of the film’s action is, in fact, a car chase.

Entertainment ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ Will Melt Your Face Off MODERN MASTERPIECE George Miller’s sequel/reboot is one prolonged kickass car chase through the desert featuring death-defying stunts.

The footage follows Mad Max as he drives one of the go-karts across the fury road while fighting against a gang of War Boys.

Mad Max: Fury Road was one gigantic, epic car chase scene spread out over two hours, and it was also one of the best films of the year (the 3D version was immensely enjoyable).

Mad Max: Fury Road opens May 15, one long, epic car chase, from what we can tell at this point, two weeks before its release.

It starts with a high-speed chase into the desert as Max (Tom Hardy) attempts to evade a band of white-painted War Boys hunting down his famous Interceptor coupe with the furiousness of religious ...

Mad Max: Fury Road is essentially a road trip movie, and since the majority of the story unfolds during a frenetically insane car-chase sequence, the cinematography plays a huge part.

The fourth installment of the Mad Max franchise, "Fury Road," could have been so good. Crikey. The design of the whole thing, from the cars to the characters to the magnificent sprawling sets ...