Which makes the unexpectedly hopeful ending all the more beautiful as we discover what exactly Furiosa does beneath a tree with the man who took everything from her. George Miller’s sprawling ...

We then see a red ripe peach growing out of that tree — its first fruit. Furiosa takes that peach and serves it to Immortan Joe’s brides, then leads them into the War Rig, hiding them inside ...

We're shown the different ways Furiosa might have killed Dementus – ultimately, though, it seems a still-alive Dementus ends up part of a tree grown from a seed Furiosa's mother gave her and ...

“That tree is a promise of a better, hopeful future that breaks the cycle of violence, suffering, and revenge that made Furiosa. The legacy of her idealized Green Place lives on in the Citadel ...

Dementus forces the child to watch while her mother is crucified on a tree, an act she’ll spend the rest of the movie attempting to avenge. The film’s five chapters follow Furiosa through ...

Alongside “Furiosa,” this year Browne also appears ... meaning that she has a new on-screen relative to add to the family tree. This time, it’s Jim Carrey.

Over the years, the tree grew, with Dementus attached to it, forever stuck with no means of escape. Furiosa likely thought this was a better option for Dementus’ fate because he’d brought ...

It represents Furiosa’s ability to coax some growth out of her lifelong commitment to revenge. The single seed that she clung to flowers into a tree, which bears the fruit of her long lost home ...

Once the tree grows enough to produce fruit years later, Furiosa meets with Immortan Joe's wives, and the events of Mad Max: Fury Road begin. Over the credits you'll be treated to a montage of ...