Everything GREAT About Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior! 

They are freaks of nature. So much energy. I once played frisbee catch with a cattle dog for an hour before she got tired of it. They will also try to herd people. It's hilarious.

Everything about that dogs backstory is pretty heartwarming. there's a video floating around youtube telling the whole story of that dog

How are they in general with Children etc ? Good family dog ? I know it can vary but just thought id ask

The actor at a panel said he and the other actor actually made their backstory that he found the blonde kid when he was young and raised him as a fatherly figure. Most everything in the Mad Max universe has a backstory even if it's never mentioned or shown on screen! There isn't actually really anything to prove that they actually agreed about that backstory and them not being lovers like implied in the actual movie other than the footage of the panel so make of that what you will. :p

​@@bearman9033Why not both?

Also, since he mentioned the hot vents, it’s strange, because the script has one of the bandits get killed by touching them during the final battle, but then it’s cut and not only does Feral Kid make this mistake here, but Angharad makes the exact same mistake before she dies in Fury Road.

There’s no way it’s The Goose. His body has no burns.

He would have recognized max.

I'm glad they didn't do that as I like that Max is a complete outsider who's stumbled into the situation.

Physically he is more Fifi

Evil and practical!

YES

Same here

Yes please 🏴‍☠

Not gonna happen lmfao

We see you, we hear you. Thoughts and prayers.

Original story was he was one of the cops from the first movie

​@wadewatts1441 Max's partner, Goose. It's still hinted at in the movie. A lot of his gang wear cop uniforms.

Which means that the SS skull and crossbones are his too. Woof.

@@thelastholdout Cop is also a Nazi shocker

The best. "Madness put to music"

Gotta be honest Toe-Cutter scares the shit out of me. Major credit to Hugh Keynes Byrn for playing two of the most iconic villians in the history of cinema

It's amazing how good the first film is given it had such a low budget.

The feeling of the pre-apocalypse on the first movie has also never really been replicated since, it had a weird and indescribable ambience of a world rapidly spiraling down.

In many ways, the first one is more disturbing than the others. In the post-collapse world of the main arc of the franchise, everything's been reduced to a desperate struggle and, for all the brutality, the parameters are fairly clear. Everyone is either a lone survivor or part of a tribe doing their best to survive and utilise the environment, resources and allies to their advantage. In the first film, those we feel the most sympathy for haven't made this transition yet. They still believe, in spite of all the evidence to the contrary, that the spiral into chaos will somehow be stopped, order will be restored and society will go on. They're waiting and working for this to happen, whereas the bandits are just finding ways to amuse themselves before the real battle for the future begins. Having rewatched the film many times, I'm convinced it's that sense of possibility - that maybe, just maybe, there might be something to save the day - which makes it most disturbing, and allows us to identify with Max as his story gets going. Apart from anything else, the sheer level of context and scene-setting, as well as character-driven narrative, makes the opening instalment a true golden asset in terms of the overall arc.

Yep. Derived from "Fair Dinkum" which is an Australianism meaning genuine, truthful.

Paused it to come see how long it took someone to correct him :)

@@SirFluffy100 Also came down here to see if anyone else said anything lol

beat me to it!

Beat me to it as well. I'm leaving my comment in because I'm lazy and selfish.

Original was the best. "It's madness put to music!"

yeah. it's the details. the cops uniforms are all just riding gear. the vehicles are patch worked together. it's clear society is only barely clinging on. also the waste land is clearly marked by radioactive signage. so the bombs have already dropped it's just not completely gone to shit yet.

I'm one of those people that still like the first movie the best. Mostly because, although I was already a big fan of sci-fi and car-chase movies, Mad Max was still the craziest thing I had ever seen up to that point. The unbelievable stunts were very real looking, because they were! The whole thing was well done, just not an-explosion-every-other-second like action movie fans demand now.

@@wilburross9709 the MFP leathers and the Interceptor were clean. The double barrel pistol grip sidearm was overkill. He manages to waste the whole gang, ending w/Johnny the Boy left cuffed @ ankle onto burning car wreck w/a hacksaw! Just THE Best!

The Mad Max movies are very "This guy with a camera gave me a crate of beer to crash some cars! Fukken A!"

I believe this is true, and they brought him back for more stunts later on. Mr Sunday Movies' videos on the Mad Max series talked about him (they're a pair of Aussie blokes, their commentary on these movies is well worth it).

I don't get it

I caught that too. Very internet nerdy.

@@AdamG1983 Search "Just normal innocent men."

: What is this thing? I mean, it serves no useful purpose for there to be a bunch of chompy, crushy things in the middle of a hallway. No, I mean we shouldn't have to do this, it makes no logical sense, why is it here?

@@andu1854 'This episode was poorly written!'

Best. Movie. Ever.

Had a great role in Farscape as well.

@@Viglin123 oh cousin, I'm very aware. I was completely under the spell of Pa'u Zotoh Zhaan .

She was fantastic in Farscape

"Madness put to music!"

"Madness put to music!"

They all get it wrong now, because the game got it wrong as well.

How would anyone look at that name and know (and/or assume) that it's pronounced that way?!

Game o tellyfone, wanderer. They words guzzoline as pet troll in them ol-days. When it was all worded "Planet Erf".

@@sumthingwikked4257 Bruce Spence as The Gyro Captain was the first to say it that way in 'The Road Warrior'.

Pa'u Zotoh Zhaan

There is a translate under your comment. I was wondering how they were going to translate Delvian

A name so odd, it would've required context, heh.

I just posted about this. Then was quite happy and grateful others here had as well. Her blue butt is not to be ignored.

And John Rhys-Davies' girlfriend or mistress that Timothy Dalton's Bond strips as a distraction in "The Living Daylights." Virginia Hey.

There was also that episode that was a men vs. women debate with farts and queefs, and one woman being able to "queef" the entire Humungus monologue.

Plus there's a lot to talk about. Miller's background as a Doctor shining through, people using their own cars for stunts, rushing scenes because they didn't have a filming permit...

Wtf?! This is the best sequel, by farrrr!!

Dog just, got concussed and reappeared afterwards, like Agro from SHADOW OF THE COLOSSUS, except George Miller fsr decided to cut that scene out for the theatrical release

He seemed like he wasn't quite a scumbag in Thunderdome

Liberals get scared so easily. Iron cross was used before and after ww2

It was the best. "Madness put to music"

And Arnold helped him let off some steam in a different movie

He also plays a generic Mad Max-style raider in the comedy Weird Science.

thats a bit of trivia i needed to hear because Time Force is my favourite Power Ranger series, never would have guessed Ransik is Aussie

Was wondering if i'd have to post this myself.

Oh what a day! What a lovely day!

That would have been great! I had read that the cars were hauled off to a junkyard after the first movie was made, even Max's Interceptor. Then when the first movie was so successful, they had to negotiate buying it back when they decided to make the second movie! Was the yard the one they used in the movie? That would have been a great touch! And did the owner look like the grease-monkey in the movie? That would have been even better!

@wilburross9709 haha. Na. No interceptor. That would have been sick. It was the red/black ute from Mad Max 2. Though I don't remember the other as vividly. Broken Hill was great at the time. Could cross the road into Rocky Hill and it was just scrub. Squint and you were in a mad max movie.

"Madness put to music!"

Fun fact: at the time she recorded that for Thunderdome, Tina Turner's legs were insured at $3.2M.

I actually knew how to pronounce that thanks to Crocodile Dundee