The set pieces, performances, and visuals are here to remind you that director George Miller exists in an action movie class of his own.

A celebration of filmmaking that keeps its pace snappy and its screwball banter sharp.

An over-the-top violent yet childlike action riff on the dystopian and revenge film genres.

At heart, this is a road trip film, a vehicular journey down the semi-ruins of cities and small towns, with occasional stops capturing vignettes of chaos.

Argylle certainly has personality (and cats).

A massive earthquake tears through Seoul, yet somehow, one apartment complex manages to survive intact.

If you are in the mood for a snarky bit of kick-ass action, you could do worse.

The latest series entry kicks its globetrotting exploits into high gear and never stops, with fight scenes that are leaps and bounds over most of the competition.

Jason Momoa chews a 10-course meal out of the scenery, and sets the bar this year for over-the-top movie performances.