Mad Max: There may not be a sequel!

Mad Max: There may not be a sequel!

It took three decades since Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome to see Mad Max: Fury Road. It took such a long time but when Mad Max: Fury Road debuted, the movie proved to be worth the wait as it surpassed everyone's expectations, becoming one of the most anticipated films of all time. the highest grossing film of all time and received numerous awards, including six Oscars and also nominated in three categories. With such an impressive performance, it did not bother directors George Miller and Warner Bros to consider making the next installment of Max Rockatansky. But after three years of Mad Max: Fury Road release, the legal battle between George Miller and Warner Bros. will likely hamper the sequel.

Last November, it was announced that the production company of George Miller Kennedy Miller Mitchell had warned Bros. for not paying a fair profit. If the net profit of Mad Max: Fury Road is less than $ 157 million, the production company will receive an additional $ 7 million. Kennedy Keller Mitchell alleges Warner Bros. statistics Mad Max: Fury Road has exceeded the budget, there are incurred during the filming due to the delay issues due to weather; And the company charged those costs to Kennedy Keller Mitchell, cutting their $ 7 million in bonuses while the production company had justifiably not had to. According to the latest news from the Sydney Morning Herald, Kennedy Keller Mitchell has stated in a filing with the Supreme Court of New South Wales that Warner Bros. actions are "abusive, insulting and desperate. ". Because Warner Bros broke the trust between Kennedy and Keller Mitchell, George Miller's production company could not continue working on the new Mad Max films.
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After releasing Mad Max: Fury Road, George Miller reveals that he has the full "ingredients" of the Mad Max: The Mad Max: The Mad Max, and one of them is titled Mad Max: The Wasteland. . However, considering the litigation situation between the two, we probably should not be expected to hope to see more Mad Max in the future. Even if Kennedy Miller Mitchell and Warner Bros. had a good deal, there was no way to get rid of the "unruly rice" that was going on, and it was too much for both parties. Worked friendly and dedicated in the next project.

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Warner Bros distributed all of Mad Max's movies from the beginning, so it would not have given up the franchise of the brand even if George Miller did not keep the film. It's a little unhappy, as Mad Max: Fury Road has drawn a new direction for the series, not only for Tom Hardy as Max Rockatansky, but also for Charlize Theron as Furiosa. .

It is sad that Mad Max: Fury Road is so revered, but the future of the sequel is gloomy because it is possible that franchising the Mad Max brand will be postponed indefinitely.