Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome

Once again, Mad Max stands alone against the barbarians of a post-nuclear age. This time, Max enters the gladiatorial maces-and-chainsaws combat inside Thunderdome arena and then defends the future for a group of abandoned children. This is the third Mad Max film.

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Other Authors: Miller, George, 1945 March 3- (Screenwriter, Film producer, Film director), Ogilvie, George, 1931- (Film director), Hayes, Terry, 1951- (Screenwriter), Gibson, Mel (Actor), Turner, Tina (Actor), Buday, Helen (Actor), Thring, Frank, 1926-1994 (Actor), Spence, Bruce (Actor), Grubb, Robert, 1950- (Actor), Rossitto, Angelo (Actor), Anderson, Angry, 1947- (Actor), Clarke, Justine, 1971- (Actor), Walker, Graham (Graham "Grace") (Production designer), Moriceau, Norma (Costume designer), Semler, Dean, 1943- (director of photography.), Francis-Bruce, Richard (Editor of moving image work), Jarre, Maurice (composer (expression))
Format: Videos DVD
Language:English
French
Spanish
Edition:Standard version ; Widescreen version.
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Summary:Once again, Mad Max stands alone against the barbarians of a post-nuclear age. This time, Max enters the gladiatorial maces-and-chainsaws combat inside Thunderdome arena and then defends the future for a group of abandoned children. This is the third Mad Max film.
Item Description:Disc is double-sided: widescreen format on one side, standard on the other.
Originally produced as a motion picture in 1985.
Special features: Cast & crew; Collector & master; Evolution of a trilogy; Creating the future; On location; Theatrical trailer.
Physical Description:1 videodisc (107 min.) : DVD video, sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Format:DVD; Dolby digital 5.1 (English); Dolby digital surround stereo. (French); NTSC, region 1.
Audience:MPAA rating: PG-13.
Production Credits:Production designer, Graham 'Grace' Walker ; costume designer, Norma Moriceau ; director of photography, Dean Semler ; editor, Richard Francis-Bruce ; original music score composed and conducted by Maurice Jarre.
ISBN:1419883259
9781419883255