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Yep! "Back" in the 80s, pop movies used to use the premise of "show, don't tell" to lay the groundwork for the world contained within the story. This made it possible to avoid plot dumps through narration and dialogue.

Mmmmmmmeh, I'm going to call BS on Fury Road being the best Mad Max film. It was cool but it was also silly and I can't remember anything about the plot after seeing it.

Mad Max: The Road Warrior is easily the best of the films. Gritty but with a bigger budget. There was a story that took place in a world that made sense. There were 4 factions at work: Max, the Pilot, Lord Humongous with his gang and the Villagers. They all have goals and a place in the world. The vehicles were cool but still looked like they could actually exist and work in that world.

Fury Road wasn't bad, it's just not the best.