However, only one can be considered the best.

Immortan Joe himself was one of the greatest villains in sci-fi right from the start.

Immortan Joe was also a big reasonFury Roadearned 97% onRotten Tomatoes.

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Any villain who can elevate both the action and sci-fi aspects of a movie is a great character.

Hugh Keays-Byrne was also perfectly cast for the role, though, which elevated him further.

Keays-Byrne’s voice, expressions, and general aura only added to Immortan Joe’s ability to intimidate others.

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Mad Max: Fury Road is the fourth film in George Miller’s long-running sci-fi franchise, with Tom Hardy starring as Max Rockstansky, a vagabond who lives on the road in an apocalyptic wasteland. When Max comes across a cult group that keeps its people in fear and under control with a monopoly on water and other crucial supplies, he joins up with Imperator Furiosa, a warrior woman leading a rebellion against the cult’s leader, Immortan Joe.

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