While Jack gets chained to a man's bike, Furiosa is left hanging on a hook by her left arm. Despite being in a disadvantaged position, Furiosa plans her escape by ripping off her injured left arm ...

Miller came up with the nastiest way possible for Furiosa to lose her arm. After having her injured arm chained to a truck by Dementus as a method of torture, Furiosa ripped off her own arm ...

Dementus later discovers just a bloody forearm dangling from the chain where Furiosa was hanging, at which point the mystery of how she lost her arm is also revealed. However, we are left to ...

The job of a prequel is to explain, but Furiosa and the world of Mad Max isn’t in need of that. In fact, it is the mystery surrounding the noble woman with the mechanical left arm that made Furiosa so ...

sold Furiosa into slavery, killed her closest friend, and cost her her right arm. And just as emphatically, Furiosa says, Furiosa moved beyond revenge years before she ever stood against Joe.

Taking us back to the Wasteland once more in Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, director and writer George Miller gave us a backstory to Charlize Theron's character from Mad Max: Fury Road. Now played by ...

So Max is casually watching this helpless young woman, her arm amputated, limping across the desert. (The vehicle Furiosa used to escape has also given out by this point.) Before the film cuts ...

Taylor-Joy, on the other hand, says she kept the prosthetic arm she wears in the latter half ... calls back to the lengthy sequence where Furiosa stows away on the undercarriage of the giant ...

We learn more about her character when we witness how she loses her arm than could possibly be articulated by dialogue. What is more interesting than Furiosa’s selective muteness in both recent ...

Sit on a bench and lean forward with a dumbbell in your hand. Start with your arm bent, bringing the dumbbell next to your chest so your upper arm is parallel to the floor, and straighten your arm ...

Powerfully, also in Fury Road, the cause of Furiosa’s disability is neither revealed nor spoken of. Her lack of one arm is never presented as a particular struggle or disadvantage. The focus is ...

Furiosa follows its titular protagonist as she loses her home, mother, identity, arm, and the only man she’s ever been able to love (Tom Burke’s Praetorian Jack) over the course of just 15 years.