Everything Wrong With Mad Max in 18 Minutes or Less 

Fun fact: The first Mad Max film is not set in a post-apocalyptic world, it's just Australia. Wait, that's not fun, that's terrifying.

One of the funniest lines in the movie and you don't take a sin off? Where Goose arrives at that accident sliding in on his bike and the guy asks what happened, and Goose says, "I don't know mate I only just got here myself"!

"A cripple and a mute" is aimed at Goose and Charlie who can no longer speak without assistance as a result of his earlier accident.

When she holds up her hands to say "Crazy about you" she's actually using Sign Language to spell out A-B-O-U-T. Though American sign language is a little different so it might not read right over there.

what i loved about mad max is how it is set in the apocalypse itself, not post-apocalypse. It explores the decent into lawlessness and the breakdown of simple necessities and everyday supplies we take for-granted. I feel that it’s probably one of the most accurate portrayals of what would actually happen if society collapses

Still love how the owner of the semi wouldn't let them use it to flatten the Toecutter without protection so they made a solid sheet metal cow catcher and painted the front of the truck on it

The marmalade is automotive hand cleaner. It is what mechanics use to remove oil and grease from their hands after working on a vehicle and can be used without rinsing. Maybe it is apple scented making Max even more of an asshole.

Jessie went to the Prometheus School of Running Away from Biker Gangs

One thing I do like about the mad max franchise is the cars.

I'm sure you know this, but I'm in the habit of stating the very obvious, so... "sprog" is a Strine (Australian) slang word for kid/child, along with "bub." As in, "Where's me bub? I only looked away for two seconds."

2:54 This is what everyones actual kitchen looked like in the late 70's early 80's. It was like an arms race to see who could have the most useless junk in your kitchen

Love the vid only thing is in 15:28 when u say “what is this truck honking at” it’s basically how Aussie truck drivers communicate to other drivers different horn patterns means different things it’s kinda cool

It still blows my mind that George Miller is behind Mad Max, Happy Feet, and Babe.

Instead of trying to "hack" through the handcuffs or his actual leg, he could just saw the flimsy bit of car door holding him there.

Saw...written by two Australians. They stole the saw ending from Mad Max

I was waiting for Nightrider's girlfriend to point out that the majority of the driving is during the day so he really ought to be called the Dayrider.

6:21 The "mute" part of the double insult is a reference to Charlie who "copped a saucer in the throat" at 2:20

I really appreciate that you used the original Australian english audio track instead of the Dubbed version they released for American audiences... and plays too often on TV. Also the final 20 minutes of this movie are some of my favorite moments in Cinema.

1:54 FUN FACT: That Millers actual minivan, or whatever passes for a minivan in Australia. He had to call his wife after the shoot and tell her what happened to it.

3:04 I demand a sin revoked for Auslan Representation! Yes this is in fact how to sign “about” in Auslan (Australian Sign Language). Since there is no real word for it, she finger spells it (saying A-B-O-U-T). Which is done by using both hands and treating each finger as a different letter, as apposed to ASL (American Sign Language) using 1 hand to sign each letter.

Still has some proper scary moments such as Sloth emerging from the woods.

I accidentally watched a directors cut where he tried to explain the movie, but he basically said he dint have a direction to go and he thought it would flop. He may have been stoned out of his mind also.

Miller saw his fair share of road trauma working as a doctor, that's why deaths in this movie are linked with vehicles.

17:44 - 1979 film steals scene from 2004 film - 'ding'.

A middle schooler with a sharpie for sure passed that sign 😂

Still waiting for a special sin video compilation of all the lamp sins this channel has ever done.

Just watched Fury Road last night, crazy to see the difference in interpretations of a "wasteland"

Rewatched this recently- the pacing of seventies movies is so different it's jarring and fun to see which actors you recognise from later Aussie films and soaps like the old lady with a shotgun most known for her role in Prisoner Cell Block H.

Actually Fosters IS piss in a can, it actually tastes like piss. right below that sign is a REAL beer we drink.

When May is pointing her shotgun and say "Anyone so much as breathes, I'll cheese him", she's making a metaphor that anyone she'd shoot will resemble Swiss cheese.

For a low budget Australian movie that came out in 1980, the car stunts are remarkable and hold up really well!

2:27 David Hasselhoff would like a word with you... 4:26 Ah, I retract my premature reference lol

Okay so my favorite line from this movie is where Toecutter tells Jessie, that his friend Cundalini what's his hand back. So I randomly found a raccoon skull, when I was out walking one time. So I took it home and duct taped it to my dashboard. Whenever people ride with me I tell them, my friend Cundalini wants his body back. Nobody seems to get the reference.

THIS GUY?! That's Cundalini, and he wants his hand back!

1:15 "Anarchy" Anakie is actually a town in Victoria, Australia. It's pronounced the same way. Mad Max was filmed in the same state, but a different direction from Melbourne.

There wasn't actually a ramp when goose stacks it, they set a world record for the jump as longest non ramped jump

Young Mel Gibson looks so cursed. Like my brain can't process Mel Gibson NOT looking 40 years old.

This man needs to review his own movies and not just read scripts because Mad Max came out just a wee bit before Saw did.

I have seen The Road Warrior like 45 times, and Thunderdome a dozen at least... I have never, ever seen the original film. I never even knew it existed until the 90's. Anytime anyone had asked me as a kid ( in the 80's ) if I had seen Mad Max, I thought they were referring to Roadwarrior. Guess I'll have to watch it tonight and make up for all these years of ignorance!

Thumbnail makes it look like he's flying! Mad Pax.

It's bonzer that you've done a fair dinkum job of sinning this movie - but you missed one. At 16.57 you can see that the bull bar and headlights on the truck are painted on - this is because the bloke who owned the truck didn't want to get it scratched when it hit ToeCutters bike and so they painted the 'front' of the truck onto a large sheet of plywood and bolted it to the real bull bar. - One Sin. 🙃 It's a cruel world.

17:00 Holy shit I never realised they put a cover over the bullbar of the truck and painted it to look like the bullbar so the dummy wouldn't get caught on the front.

That bubble top side car would cook you inside of 20 minutes because I can almost guarantee it doesn't have air conditioning. Also I don't think Max had any idea how long it would take to cut through the cuffs or his leg. He just liked the idea of Johnny trying to saw through his own ankle before burning to death. Johnny would have probably had at least enough time in the fire before he died to realize Max lied to him and the sense of betrayal would have been the cherry on top of Max's first revenge sundae. I have to applaud your restraint at not making fun of Mel Gibson every five seconds for his unhinged rant from quite a while ago now. That horse died a long time ago and has been beaten to a bloody stain on the asphalt shortly after.

I think this is officially the last time I watch Cinema Sins. It used to be funny and insightful, and when it wasn’t funny it was still insightful, but now it just feels like soulless content to me without anything much to say. I’m not damning Cinema Sins to hell or anything, just what you guys are offering is no longer for me. So you guys keep doing what you’re doing, and I’ll go off and do something else. Thanks for the good times!

I saw it in a cinema in Sydney when it came out , I thought it was bloody marvellous . It was made on the hint of a promise of a whiff of an oily rag . Miller said recently the tech crew credits ran to around 30 people , Fury Road was close to a thousand . Stirling efforts all around . Fun Fact : Kawasaki Australia ' lent ' the production ten Z1000s ... they didn't get ten back .

From the director of Happy Feet

"The way Americans say Melbourne" DING!!!

The Mad Max franchise doesn’t need a prequel. The first Mad Max movie IS the prequel.

Fun fact: The PIT Maneuver wasn't created until the late 80's. Add a sin for why it took so long for someone to think it up.

I’m sure it’s already been said, but I love the Police Squad reference at 18:35!

Not a word about the American Dubbing out of the Australian accentst and the 21 years it took to release a non-dubbed version in the US? I think you guys are slipping.

The Night Rider was Doctor Death in an Australian biker movie called Stone. I tend to think of Stone as the prequal to Mad Max. Doctor Death is Night Rider's father. Toad is Toe Cutter's father. And so on .... Same bikes, same actors.

The Road Warrior is the best Mad Max film.

I think maxes car being so good looking deserves -10 sins

i never knew toe cutter and imorten joe were the same actor.

2:59 the "turkey jar" is a decanter for Wild Turkey whiskey. I think it was a 70s thing. I remember my parents had a few from when they were young.

I remember watching this again sometime around the 2000s and thinking that Geoff Parry was a young Liev Schreiber. I swear he looks just like him

I always get a chuckle when shotguns are portrayed in movies. As if they spread wide enough to hit a room full of guys after 5 feet, or can be hip fired accurately with no attempt to aim.

the giant dome is to protect her hair from being messed up, not for actual protection :D

Johnny the Boy was left behind as he was high on Heroin and couldnt ride

Mad Max is the ORIGINAL fast & furious!

This definetly inspired Saw.

The biggest sin is the electric switch controlling the roots blower on the Pursuit Special. And you missed it.

You took no sins off for the V8 INTERCEPTOR??!! None??

6:24 is an unsanctioned sin. The mute Johnny the boy is referring to is Charlie.

As for Goose’s broken leg, I broke my left hip falling on my right side. Not out of the question.

6:55 ish - I haven't seen this movie in ages so I don't know the exact context, but look at the guy behind him... it's possible he made a proper aimed shot to make shotgunner look good, knowing he would miss.

You forgot the bit where the toddler is on the floor holding a 357 magnum.

The 5 minutes to saw through his leg was supposed to be bullshit to get him to try it.

I love a good road movie that takes place in massive rural areas with roads for miles where people always know which road to take and are always bumping into each other.

I like that you used the non-dubbed version

13:31 from this editing…it looks like the motorcycles turned the mom and sprog into a shoe and a ball. 😂😂

1:36 I found Waldo? Wally for the tea drinkers.

Still waiting on y’all to finish PARANORMAL ACTIVITY

3:03 it was sign language for: B, O, U, T.

Mad Max is full of road rage.

No mention of the random cut to Max's baby playing with a handgun?

What a coincidence that I just watched this a few days ago. I was confused as fuck.

The one "cut your own foot off" scene inspired the entire Saw franchise.

17:46 Neat trick considering Mad Max was released 25 years earlier than Saw.

Please do the sequel on thursday

I wouldn't argue about the hospital scene with Max's wife as Miller attended medical school

Mad Max or what I refer to as "The two worst parents in Human history: A Case Study.".

Eating a very small banana in the strangest way possible was by far the most appealing, yet still bananas thing about being flanked by a sudden pigeon in a few years from now apocalyptic Australia.

If there’s anything I learned from this movie and Top Gun, it’s that any character named Goose will die halfway through the movie.

0:22 HEY INXS was great, RIP Michael

Man i forget how much I love this movie.

The one major sin I have is when he’s taking so long to reach for the shotgun when laying on the road, that he totally ignores the revolver flopping around in the shoulder holster at his side. He gets his arm ran over instead of switching. That one thing never made sense to me.

The one that’s before the end.

Best sin ever “threatening to shoot someone else’s load”

the amount of schitt you don't get about this movie, is wild...

Jessie deserves all the sins for forgetting she had a freaking baby.

Maybe Immortan Joe and Toecutter are identical twins

I love this movie I remember watching it over and over after coming home from school and eating a lot of bacon while watching it for some reason

PIT didn't exist until like a decade later. "It was developed by BSR Inc. and first used by the Fairfax County Police Department in Virginia, United States, in 1988."

You're nailing it, keep the great work!

What, no "roll credits" when Johnny yells "YOU'RE MAD, MISTER!" That shit's even literal, since it's one of the last lines in the movie.

Even more so that it's said, that Mad Max is actually a spirit who only shows to right wrongs.

After you made the observation "what is it with mannequins" I was expecting the inevitable pause and "ohhhhhhhh....now I get it." I thought it was painfully obvious when 1. the guy from the wrecked Chevy Hot-Rod was running away with his drawers around his ankles.........and 2. the 'ocean-buddies' scene.........ewwwww!.......ding!

Mad max can not steal a line from the movie Saw seeing Max was in the 70's and Saw has to be early 2000