This is the way the ‘Mad Max’ franchise ends: not with a whimper, but with a lawsuit and a bang. Do you want another Mad Max movie? It’s not an easy question to answer. On the one hand, given the kinetic poetry of George Miller‘s previous film, who wouldn’t want to see what he could do with another $150 million and a considerably longer leash?

By Victor Stiff George Miller sues Warner Bros. over unpaid Fury Road earnings. In 2015, George Miller’s post-apocalyptic odyssey, Mad Max: Fury Road, roared through theaters, leaving images of tire treads, desert storms, and flaming guitars scorched across moviegoer’s eyeballs. By all accounts, Fury Road is a modern masterpiece: A critical darling (97% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes), a box office success ($378,858,340 worldwide), and a major pop culture influence — Hello Furiosa! With 2018 just over the horizon, it’s bizarre that Warner Bros. doesn’t already have a sequel ready to drop.

The number of Funko POP Vinyl figures that have been made so far is unbelievable. I’m honestly not sure how many different figures have been released, but I’m sure it’s in the low thousands by now. Will many of them end up in landfills? Probably. Will that stop people from buying them? Doubtful. Especially when they keep coming out with more and more awesome figures. This time, it’s Mad Max: Fury Road getting the Funko POP Vinyl treatment, and they’re bringing out all of your favorite characters from the movie.

Warner Bros. Home Entertainment has announced it will re-release Mad Max: Fury Road in its mythic black & white edition as part of a new release of the Mad Max series. Coming Soon reports the new set will be called The Mad Max High Octane Collection and contain all four films plus five hours of bonus features. It will also include the black & white edition of Fury Road director George Miller has talked about in the past.”Something about it seemed more authentic and elemental,” he said when the film was first released on home video.

There is no doubt that Mad Max: Fury Road was not only one of the best blockbusters of last year, but one of the best films of 2015 in general. George Miller crafted a sequel that was simple yet riveting, seamlessly combining digital and practical effects to create some of the best action the big screen has ever seen.