Mad Max

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Mad Max is a 1979 Australian dystopian action film that launched a popular franchise and helped establish Mel Gibson as an international star.

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Label Occurrences
Mad Max canonical 27
Mad Max film series 1
Mad Max franchise 1

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Australian film
action film
dystopian film
film
alsoKnownAs The Road Warrior franchise first film
award Australian Film Institute Award for Best Editing
surface form: Australian Film Institute Award for Best Editing (nominated)

AFI Award for Best Original Music Score
surface form: Australian Film Institute Award for Best Original Music Score (won)
boxOfficeUSD over 100000000
budgetUSD approximately 350000
cinematographyBy David Eggby
countryOfOrigin Australia
director George Miller
distributor American International Pictures
surface form: American International Pictures (US)

Roadshow Film Distributors
editedBy Cliff Hayes
Tony Paterson
filmingLocation Victoria (Australia)
surface form: Victoria, Australia
followedBy Mad Max 2
franchise Mad Max self-link
genre action
dystopian
science fiction
hasSequel Mad Max 2
Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome
Mad Max: Fury Road
mainCharacter Max Rockatansky
musicBy Howard Blake
surface form: Brian May (composer)
notableFor establishing Mel Gibson as an international star
launching the Mad Max franchise
originalLanguage English
portrays breakdown of law and order
producer Byron Kennedy
productionCompany Kennedy Miller Productions
ratingSystem Australian classification system
recordHeld most profitable film ever made at the time of its release
releaseDate 12 April 1979
releaseYear 1979
runtimeMinutes 93
setIn near-future Australia
starring Hugh Keays-Byrne
Joanne Samuel
Mel Gibson
Roger Ward
Steve Bisley
Tim Burns
theme revenge
societal collapse
vigilantism
writer George Miller
James McCausland

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Subject: Mad Max
Description of subject: Mad Max is a 1979 Australian dystopian action film that launched a popular franchise and helped establish Mel Gibson as an international star.

Referenced by (29)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Mad Max: Fury Road partOf Mad Max
this entity surface form: Mad Max franchise
Imperator Furiosa in Mad Max: Fury Road appearsInFranchise Mad Max
subject surface form: Imperator Furiosa
Village Roadshow Pictures notableFranchise Mad Max
this entity surface form: Mad Max film series
Mad Max franchise Mad Max self-link
Mel Gibson notableWork Mad Max
Mel Gibson starredIn Mad Max
Max Mayfield nickname Mad Max
George Miller notableWork Mad Max
Walter Black; Mel Gibson notableWork Mad Max
subject surface form: Mel Gibson
Hugh Keays-Byrne notableWork Mad Max
Hugh Keays-Byrne portrayedIn Mad Max
Margaret Sixel edited Mad Max
Immortan Joe franchise Mad Max
Nux franchise Mad Max
Citadel franchise Mad Max
subject surface form: Citadel (Mad Max: Fury Road)
Aunty Entity in Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome franchise Mad Max
subject surface form: Aunty Entity
Vuvalini fictionalUniverse Mad Max
David Eggby notableWork Mad Max
David Eggby workedOn Mad Max