17 George Miller Movies, Ranked Best to Worst

This film is set in a post-apocalyptic desert land where a tyrannical ruler named Immortal Joe controls water supply and enslaves wasteland survivors inside his fortress, the Citadel. Max, a newly captured drifter, becomes reluctantly involved in a daring escape led by the rebel warrior, Imperator Furiosa, to take the warlord's five wives to the 'Green Place'.

In this sequel to George Miller’s 1979 Mad Max, former cop Max leads a life of loner. He is exhausted but wanders along with his sole companion, a pet dog. However, one day, he comes across a small community of people who are trying to protect an oil refinery from marauders headed by Lord Humungus and decides to help them in their struggle.

The plot of this Australian dystopian action thriller film follows Cop Max who kills a gangster. The gang leader Toecutter, seeking revenge, attacks his fellow officer Jim Goose. Later, when Max is on a vacation with his family, the gang even kills his wife and son. Filled with rage, Max decides to hunt down and kill those who are responsible for the tragedy.

Flirting is a romantic drama film which tells the story of Danny, a young man who is sent to a boarding school, filled with an atmosphere of bullying and sadistic teachers. He soon meets and develops a relationship with Thandiwe, an African girl, studying at a nearby girl’s school. However, racial prejudice soon seem to threaten their relationship.

Lorenzo is a seven year old boy who is suffering from a rare degenerative brain disorder, which according to doctors is not curable. Therefore, his parents are forced to look for alternative remedies.  They start questioning top doctors all over the world, and also organize an international meeting regarding the disease.    

The anthology film is based on the landmark supernatural TV series of the same name (1959-1964), and comprises of remake of three episodes of the original series and one new story, each directed by different stalwart directors. The film’s horror and science-fiction segments, portraying eerie, unsettling situations, include-- prologue, ‘Time Out,’ ‘Kick the Can,’ ‘It’s a good Life,’ ‘Nightmare at 20,000 Feet,’ and epilogue.

Farmer Arthur Hoggett wins the piglet Babe in a county fair contest and lets it to be raised with the puppies of Border Collie Fly and her mate Rex. After a fiasco involving Ferdinand, a duck who considers himself a rooster, and almost being selected for Christmas dinner, Babe attempts to impress Hoggett with his sheep-herding skills.

After they lost their son in a car crash, a Navy officer and his wife set out for a vacation alone on their yacht. While on sea, they see a drifting boat with a stranger on it, asking for help, claiming that his ship is sinking and his mates are all dead. Skeptical about his story, the officer boards the abandoned ship alone, leaving his wife with the stranger. 

The story centers on three small town friends, each of whom has lost the man in their life and leads an unfulfilled existence. Then a stranger comes to town and starts courting them one by one, eventually persuading them to live in his house. Living together, they soon realize that they are witches; and also start worrying about the man’s ultimate intension.  

In this third movie in the Mad Max film series, Max Rockatansky find himself in Bartertown ruled by Aunty Entity. In exchange for his supplies and freedom, she asks him to engage in a duel with her rival. However, things go awry and he is banished from Bartertown. He later comes across and helps a group of children whose parents survived a plane crash. 

A nuclear waste storage facility develops a hazardous leak following an earthquake. Badly injured engineer, Heinrich Schmidt, who wants to warn the people about the leak-contaminated groundwater is stopped by his boss, endangering thousands of lives. Heinrich escapes from the place and is rescued by vacationing couple Larry and Carmel. Suffering amnesia and hounded by boss’ goons, can Heinrich accomplish his mission? 

Babe, a little pig, emerges victorious in the sheep-herding contest. After he returns to his farm, he sees that Farmer Hoggett is injured and unable to work. Therefore, he decides to go to the big city to save the farm.    

Male emperor penguins need to sing to attract a female for mating. However, Mumble is quite a disappointment in this field. Instead, he tap dances very well which appeals to Gloria, the object of his affection. But the elders despise it and consider this anomaly to be the cause of the recent fish shortage. Exiled, Mumble sets out to discover the root cause of the problem.

In this sequel to the 2006 computer-animated family musical film Happy Feet, Mumble and Gloria's son, Erik, is on a mission to stop the Apocalypse from taking place in Antarctica. Mumble unites the entire penguin population with the help of his family and friends in a bid to save their species.