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Hemsworth has done a great job playing the villain before. See Bad Times at the El Royale for example. (Most people haven't seen it. But I really liked that movie.)

Cinemark is showing all four previous Mad Max films this month. https://www.cinemark.com/marchmaxness?utm_source=em&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=9242861-030924-events

That was Netflix, not Rian Johnson. Glass Onion is the only title actually shown on screen there. Your comparison brings up a good point: Miller could easily just call it Furiosa on screen here. Once you've bought a ticket, you don't really need to be told that it is related to Mad Max. It...

I don't know either, and I wouldn't spoil it if I did. However, I absolutely think WB would. If Max is in it, they'll inevitably want to put that in some future trailer or marketing material to let the audience know because it will get more butts in seats.

"Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga?" That sounds clunky. I guess WB doesn't trust audiences to remember that Furiosa is from Fury Road without being prompted.