The Wasteland is no place for anyone on her own. But Furiosa isn’t just anyone; she’s a woman with a mission, and she won’t be denied by the seemingly endless hordes of barbarians that inhabit the wastes in “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga,” which debuts on Max on Friday, Aug. 16. What will become of the Wasteland once Furiosa is done with it? Find out with a Subscription to Max.
How to Watch ‘Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga’
- When: Friday, Aug. 16
- TV: Max
- Stream: Watch with a Subscription to Max
About ‘Mad Max: Furiosa’
The world has fallen apart. There’s not much left to support life, but the Green Place of Many Mothers hides a secret society that does its best to remain hidden. But when it’s discovered at last, one of its youngest residents is stolen away by the Warlord Dementus and his biker gang of bandits, thieves and cutthroats. She quickly learns the tools needed to survive in this inhospitable world, but she never lets go of home.
Years later, Furiosa and Dementus get caught up in a feud with the Immortan Joe, who presides over the oasis known as the Citadel. Placed between the two warlords, Furiosa does what she has since being snatched away from the Green Place: craft a plan to get home. She’ll do whatever it takes, even if she has to wait years to see her plan realized…
What Else is Available on Max?
If you’re a “Mad Max” fan, Max is definitely the streaming service for you. It carries every other installment in the franchise, from the 1979 original to 2015’s “Mad Max: Fury Road” and everything in between. You can start a marathon that ends with “Furiosa” and stream it all weekend long with Max, if you like!
There’s plenty of other high-octane action available on Max, including the upcoming TV series “The Penguin,” movies like “Dune” and “Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire,” and much more. Ad-supported service on Max starts at $9.99 per month, or customers can upgrade to ad-free for $16.99.
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