![]() It is unconvincing and, although I accept that the entire film is fantasy, you gotta wonder where all the excesses and such came from and how we were supposed to buy into it hell, a fuel blockade by lorry drivers brought the UK to its knees a few years ago but yet we're suppose to believe this? The apocalyptic here lacks imagination and just feels like the sort of thing that exists in an art director's mind rather than something that convinces. ![]() In terms of the narrative that connects this all, don't worry about that because it doesn't really work and just feels very episodic throughout making it messy and uninteresting. The plot swings between an excessive violent society at the start, to a child colony in the middle to a big noisy chase scene right at the end. Sadly I believe he is mistaken because I think the reason people dislike this film is because it is messy, excessive, unconvincing (even within the apocalyptic situation it makes no sense) and just isn't really any good. At least one reviewer on this site has said that the reason people dislike this film is because it is about the start of a new world whereas the other two Mad Max films were about the end of the world as we know it. Max accepts, although he rightly suspects that he will be the next to be betrayed. In exchange for his goods, Aunty offers Max a deal where he will challenge Blaster to a fight in the town's duelling arena and kill him thus removing the muscle and putting Master under Aunty's control. Bartertown may be ruled above ground by Aunty Entity but the real owner is Master Blaster a team of two men who control the power supply. When he is attacked and robbed of his animals, Max Rockatansky follows his attackers to Bartertown a den of deceit and violence that is made possible thanks to the methane power source from pigs kept underground.
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