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scrn logline
Mad Max roars back to life on Tubi, proving Mel Gibson's post-apocalyptic classic still has gas in the tank.
beat sheet
- The 1979 original Mad Max has become Tubi's most-watched movie, with viewership spiking 200% in the last month.
- Tubi execs are ecstatic, seeing the title as a prime example of their model of offering classic catalog hits to cord-cutters.
call sheet
Mel Gibson, Tubi, Mad Max