You Have to See the Mad Max: Fury Road Trailer to Believe It

Updated on 3/31/2015 at 4:05 PM

How ready are you to watch a ton of explosions in the desert? Tom Hardy is stepping into Mel Gibson's shoes for the reboot of the Mad Max franchise with Mad Max: Fury Road, and the new trailer takes the antihero to insane new places. Hardy is joined by Charlize Theron, as a warrior named Furiosa, as the two go up against a terrifying gang fighting for resources in a postapocalyptic world. This new footage gives us a good look at the horrifying villains, plus all the action you can possibly imagine. Be warned: Nicholas Hoult looks very, very different than you've ever seen him before. The film opens on May 15, 2015, and until then, let this trailer rock your day.

And this is the teaser trailer:

Here's the first footage from Comic-Con.

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