Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga thundered in May 2024, grossing $172 million, per Box Office Mojo, a Mad Max prequel directed by George Miller. Taylor-Joy’s young Furiosa fights Hemsworth’s warlord Dementus. The trailer erupts in the Wasteland: rigs scream, “I’m forged,” Taylor-Joy snarls, sniping a biker; Hemsworth cackles, chaining her arm. Action’s a chrome inferno—Furiosa flips a War Rig, fuel exploding; a citadel siege sees spears fly; Lachy Hulme’s Immortan Joe looms. Stakes? Avenge her kin—or die enslaved.

Themes of vengeance and survival roar, with a 90% Rotten Tomatoes score. The score’s a junk-metal pulse, visuals blaze: starry deserts shimmer, bloody chains pulse, crimson stains sand. Trailer ends with Furiosa facing Dementus, buzzsaw up—“I’m enough!”—as engines fade. Miller’s vision stuns.