Mad Max

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In Theaters

October 01, 1991

Theatrical Release Date:

10/01/1991

DVD Release Date:

11/19/1997

Run Time:

93min.

Starring:

Mel Gibson , Joanne Samuel , Hugh Keays-Byrne , Steve Bisley , Roger Ward

Director(s):

George Miller

Distributor(s):

No Studio

MPAA Rating:

Genre(s):

Action,Science Fiction

Plot: This stunning, post-apocalyptic action thriller from director George Miller stars Mel Gibson as Max Rockatansky, a policeman in the near future who is tired of his job. Read More

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