Probably the worst thing that I can say about "Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome" is that it's too Hollywood. Certainly, low budget films from any quarter lack the polish that Hollywood studios can afford, but they have a charm about them that Hollywood production values can't replicate. Another franchise that underwent a similar transformation is Robert Rodriguez' Mexico trilogy, starting with "El Mariachi" and ending with the thoroughly over the top "Once Upon a Time in Mexico". Not that "Mexico" is a bad film; it isn't. It simply lacks the charm of the first film.