Mad Max is about motion. Specifically, the motion involved when tons of twisted metal barrel down a desert highway in a nitrous-fueled pursuit of total destruction. Big cars. Little cars. Cool cars. Cow cars. Vans. Dune buggies. Motorcycles. Trucks. Trains, planes, and gyrocopters- if there’s an engine in it, director George Miller can and will blow it up in spectacular fashion.
The mastermind behind the madness has been shredding the unroadworthy for nearly 50 years now, honing his craft through each outrageous crash. But how did the chases and action scenes throughout the Mad Max saga evolve along with the technology, budgets, and skills in Miller’s arsenal?
We’ve got a huge haul ahead of us, so buckle up, thunder up and let loose the dogs of war on a journey into the completely insane, extremely dangerous, and utterly real automotive annihilation that defines Mad Max.
This video was written by Charlie Lopresto, edited by Shiraz Dhume and Justin Donaldson.
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