Mad Max - Caravan of Garbage
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- Опубліковано 20 гру 2024
- Before there was Max Fury Road there was two other Mad Max movies and then the original Mad Max movie from 1979. The directorial debut of George Miller and the first feature film from Melvin Gibson it gave the Australian film industry the kick in the arse it needed with it's influence the world over still being felt today. Crazy stunts, insane (or mad) performances and more Victorian Country Roads than you can possible imagine there's a reason it's legacy still endures. Thanks for watching
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#MadMax #Furiosa
Their most Australian video yet
Tied with the Souvlaki
@@johnnyperozo2987 I can’t believe I forgot about legend of the game Anthony Koutoufides
And I am here for it. I need more.
@@Matt-xc6spas someone who’s never watched AFL, I’ll never forget anto K and dermott brereton’s sandwich order lol
They should review the Crocodile Hunter movie from 2002.
Come for the film critique, stay for the very specific local references
I don't know, I might be the reverse at this point.
I’m just here to listen to two old mates taking the piss, love the local & dated references.
Gonna go visit Daylesford one day
@@solarmaru49 beautiful town
@@solarmaru49 I am not from Austrailia but Im tryin' to get them dimmies bro. .
11:45 just two blokes listing Australian towns for a full minute is exactly what I came here for
“Living in dirt, punching darts” is the coolest thing James has ever said. I think I respect him now.
Great to see the boys embrace their heritage.
I love whenever James and Mason talk about Australia and their language switches to being more and more Australian.
What are Australia?
My ex-wife is Australian and she claimed to never had heard of Mad Max until Fury Road came out. It wasn't why we split up, but it didn't help.
Glad you got rid of that disaster of a person 😂
How old was she?
I love hearing these 2 just talk about Australia, even though I’ve never been there.
I know what you mean.
I’ve been there because I’m there right now because I live there and I love hearing them talk about australia too
Same
I am in Australia so I'd prefer they talk about Madagascar (not the film, which I hate because the lion has square fingers)
I have never been to Australia but I feel I have there was a bit of an Australian invasion of the UK in the 80's and 90's that's when we got Home and Away and Neighbours.
I’m honestly just blown away the department of defence just _gave_ the production a rocket.
If the Simpsons has taught me anything, it’s that if you ever need something in Australia, all you have to do is hike down to your local swimming hole and ask the Prime Minister.
Yeah, it's funny no one's mentioned that yet. Everyone's still enamored by all the local references...
That is incredible.
@@mcfeelyatin the mid 90s to early 2000s Australia used to have a PM you could go and chat to while he was on his morning walk. Didn't matter the city, as long as you weren't there to throw insults, you could have a quick "howyagoing"
@@createdforthemoment6740Why anyone would want to say anything to John Howard except tell him how much of a cunt he was, I'll never know
"Mad Max: Just Aussie Blokes Runnin' Amok"
*Amok
Just Mates Bein Blokes
‘A muck’ 😂😂😂 but ah yes, the ‘comical’ satirical title of the movie! Such great jokes! Good job Orin
@@RossAllaire-wx4og speech to text betrayed me LOL
@@johntonssen7231 speech to text betrayed me
My favorite thing about the original Mad Max is the Australian ravens doing their best to fuck up every scene by hollering so loud that the dialog is barely audible.
Aussie ravens are just magpies in trenchcoats.
One of the first things you hear in the Furiosa opening titles is an Australian Raven call. So I guess they've earned their place as an iconic part of the series.
I was expecting local references, but not THIS many. I'm pleasantly surprised.
The rest of the world fixed the issues in a few weeks and it's just Australia that's remained insane.
Wouldn't THAT be a major twist to find out, in the next "Mad Max" movie!!
"We could send aid in but they're just so mad, i mean, how did they completely lose their minds in a couple of years?"
28 Days Later in Australia
That's kind of my headcanon for a lot of dystopian movies: Shit's extremely bad in this specific region but kind of alright elsewhere.
That's the background to 28 Days later: the UK is overrun by zombies, but the rest of the world just continues as normal... not sure if the zombies got to Northern Ireland though.
The "pre-apocalyptic" feel of this is what makes it so interesting to me. It's easy to show a nuke or zombie outbreak taking out civilization, with a few starving survivors scratching out an endangered existence in the aftermath. Mad Max asks, "What if the fall of civilization just takes a long time? What would it look like in the middle?" It's more like the American tropes of The Old West being tamed, but in reverse. It's especially interesting across the arc of all 4 films.
That's one thing i love about this franchise too, going from the first movie to the latest it all feels like the same "apocalypse" just things have gone completely down hill by fury road
I can’t remember for sure, but I think the first film was just before a nuclear war and the second was after.
@@NoahSpurrier it's not a nuclear war, just the shortage of oil. it was written in the early to mid 70s after the energy crisis in 73. Set roughly in the early 80s, before full scale collapse of civilisation
EXACTLY... my thoughts also, it was a very well made pre-apocalyptic scenery, this guys just don´t get it
Yeah! Geelong! We got mentioned on the telly!
I hope ya taped it!
Just like Wainscotting
I'm American and know someone from Geelong.
My trivia team were talking about Geelong last night and I was about to chime in when I realised that yet again I had confused it with Glenelg, which is quite a different place, not to mention a palindrome!
You poor man
Daylesford, a great place to be classy until you get glassied.
Well sold lads.
It's the Asheville, NC of Australia!
I'm so glad those Australian blokes are finally doing these Australian movies!
This is the most Aussie-specific-local-reference thing I have ever watched and I'm up for it.
“What was your favorite part of the review, Billy?” “I liked the part where they named obscure Australian towns for a looooooong time”
Scrolled for this comment and was not disappointed😂
"You're having your surgery soon, aren't you, Billy?"
"Yeeeaah... Hope it goes well..."
“Your wife and your sprog”… 😂😂😂😂
Totally ordinary Aussie and Kiwi colloquialisms 😊
Used to be common parlance, but it's going out of style. As do most Aussies, I blame US television and movies.
I've definitely heard sprog in the UK. Can't imagine an American saying it though
@@RictusHolloweye More like waning English influence in Australia. Nothing to do with the US.
Ever since I saw this movie in its original theatrical release, I thought the child’s name was Sprog. I didn’t know that was a slang term
I love how grim the first Mad Max is. It’s more of an Revenge thriller than it’s more action focused sequels
It's really in a different genre from the others--more of a piece with "Dirty Harry" or "Death Wish" but with more car chases, and the others are more post-apocalyptic Westerns.
I think the reason it’s more of a revenge thriller than the rest is because he isn’t really trying to get revenge in the other ones
Then HOPE AND GLORY is for you
the American dub is unintentionally hilarious at many points. The voice actor for Bubba Zanetti was channeling his own Iron Maiden lead singer fantasy at many points. "Perhaps it was the result of anxiety." "WOMoNNNN!"
Rest in peace to all players of the Local Reference Drinking Game. You will be missed.
Is there any way I can watch your videos that go up early? As well as movie commentaries, video game let's plays, bonus podcasts, and your podcast the weekly planet where you talk movies, comics and TV shows?
No sorry we don’t do that
This is the most Australian I think I’ve ever heard both of you be.
I feel like I should receive Australian citizenship after after watching this.
In fact, Australia should just make it law, anyone who watches Mr.Sunday Movies, Caravan of Garbage episode on Mad Max, is now officially an Australian citizen.
*** RODNEY ***
As someone from Ballarat, i was just waiting for it to be mentioned when you rattled off local town names :)
I feel seen.
I once told an Aussie lady that "Mad Max" was my favorite movie of all time. She called me a nutter.
It's still a good movie
6:42 Finally, some jokes at Geelong's expense. Been waiting for this.
Love how every location james and maso list off sounds like a spell in harry potter
As an Australian this makes all the spelling heartache worth it!
As a European, US location names are equally as crazy sounding, you’re just used to them so you think they’re ’normal’.
Are Arkansas, Hawaii, Wichita, Fresno, Pasadena etc any less magical sounding than ‘Aylesbury’?..
Is this the accent thing? Where muricans think they have the ‘default’ voice with no accent?.. even though you’re all literally foreign speaking a language that doesn’t even come from your continent?..
Also, most Aussie and US location names were named by the same people.. you were both conquered by the English. Hence why you only speak that language.
@@johntonssen7231alright Reginald, time for your tea
And that’s without mentioning places like Wagga Wagga, Wycheproof, Woolloomooloo or Deniliquin!
@@johntonssen7231I'll give you some of the words that come from native American and Pan-Pacific languages, but Fresno is just "ash" in Spanish, so it's a common word used in multiple continents and countries.
Mad Max makes me proud to be Australian, the PS4 game was underrated too, can't get enough of this universe tbh 🔥
Soooo underrated! That game was awesome and did so much justice to the character and that world
@@IcaroRamosDM just played through it wish they added a new game plus
I completely beat it and still consider reinstalling it and starting over once in a while.
In what universe is it underrated? Thought we retired this bs in 2014.
It’s literally highly acclaimed and a super popular video game. It got amazing reviews at the time and was very well regarded. You’re just spouting nonsense buzzwords for no reason.
it received mixed reviews (6-7) and came out the same day as mgs5. It was the 8th best-selling game in September 2015. That's not popular.@@johntonssen7231
God damn the volume Aussie references in this is awakening memories long forgotten.
When fury road came out I bought a three pack of the original movies, fell asleep during this one and never returned to finish the other two. 10/10 movie
Absolutely love when the boys make obscure Australian references so this was a treat
All this has done is confirm my thinking that ‘Mad Max’ was simply a documentary about life in 1970s Australia.
But Australia sold it as "Post Apocalyptic" instead, because they didn't want to ruin Australia's tourism industry.
Mate just wait til next week - my housemate and I long ago determined that Mad Max 2 is literally just a doco about life in Port Pirie.
Port Pirie is a small city in South Australia, just a few hours drive from the state's capital.
Population: 13,000
Industries: Lead smelting.
Tourism: The Bridge To Nowhere; More than three pubs per capita; Tour our amazing lead factory.
Exports: Brain damage; Domestic violence.
I do like how the Mad Max movies seem to get more and more post-apocalyptic. Like the same character keeps showing up in later and later eras of everything breaking down, which gives things a neat legendary vibe.
In the way that the first few _Friday_ movies are often described as just kinda hanging out with the characters, I imagine this must be *like taking a walk around Australia the 70s*
The joy of the two just Aussieing it up to the (madthew) max, what a sight to behold!
I love hearing era specific random things about Australia. Idk but it brings me joy
They’re 100% correct about Daylesford for my non-Victorian fellow viewers.
Mad Max is a brilliant character arc.
First movie, he loses everything including his sanity.
Second movie, he encounters hope.
Third movie, he finds a reason to live... after jumpting around on a rubber band in some sort of dome.
That's how I remember someone once put it. In the first film, he dies. In the second, he comes back to life. In the third, he starts to live again.
Fourth movie, he has an identity crisis
As an aussie bloke that grew up in the goldfields its surreal to hear you guys talk about daylesford so extensively
The endless cuts to Corey Worthington absolutely _make_ this video. 10/10 editing as always!
I had a bad day and now James and Mason have saved it. Thank you to you two awesome brothers
You’re welcome mate, hope things start looking up
As a kid, all I knew about Mad Max was the crazier stuff in the later films: tricked out dune buggies, crazy gang fights, bondage pimp warlords.
So it was a surprise when I watched the first one and found it to be a grounded, realistic revenge drama. A very good one at that, one where you almost forget it's the apocolypse.
Nothing makes me happier when the boys start making s bunch of very local references that I don't get.
This film is one of the partial reasons the fist of the North Star exists.
Great series
Mad Max is Australia's version of the Planet Earth series on the BBC.
I very much appreciated the impromptu Australia travelogue. Great ideas to help me plan a visit!
this is my favorite CoG bc of all the local aussie talk, i love when they do this
Genuinely love all the local references. More of these, please!
My favourite thing about all the Australian references is that, while I am Australian, I'm about 10 years younger than James and Maso and from a different part of the country so I understand at best two thirds of the local references.
Yeah it's like Ballarat and Geelong, ok I know those...Daylesford...yeah maybe that's a name I've heard, and the rest are just 'yeah that place probably exists near Melbourne.
There's so many Aussie-isms in this episode, it's really fun. I don't know 80% of what they're talking about, but that's part of the fun!
I want an entirely new show and channel thats just James and Mason's Oddly Specific Local Australian Travel Guide
This might be the most informative video of Australia that I've ever seen.
I could spend hours just listening to James and Mason making very specific references to Melbourne and its surrounding suburbs. Absolutely 0 mention of Sunbury in this, theres so much room for expansion of the lore of "What Mr Sunday Movies Thinks About The Numerous Shit Suburbs In And Around Melbourne"
14:13 Editor, that's the wrong clip!
Arnold was dragging his foot in an earlier scene, right before he climbed into the truck and said "get out."
This video couldn’t get any more Australian unless a dingo ate its baby.
Lovin' James and Maso tearing down the veneer of international appeal in this video and bantering about nothing but extremely specific Aussie references
Finally my 2nd favourite Australians reviewing my favourite film franchise created by my favourite Australian 🙌🏽😁
James and Maso trying to name a specific Australian town I’ve never heard of is so entertaining. “Trentham?” “NOT TRENTHAM”
I want them to do an entire COG-length video of James naming increasingly obscure Australian podunk towns and Mason denying them emphatically
I loved that bit, especially since I was imagining Ben & Laurence having to search for images and clips of each of the locations to edit into the video, getting more and more frustrated with each one
In those days, Colgate toothpaste in the US advertised its fluoride ingredient as "MFP" for "Maximum Fluoride Protection", and it was in almost the same font as the MFP on the cop cars in "Mad Max," so I remember constantly being reminded of Colgate while watching it.
(The abbreviation apparently actually came from the chemical name, sodium monofluorophosphate, which hydrolyses to produce fluoride ion)
Brilliant! :)
I love that they made up this whole country and all of this lore behind it just for this video. I wish “Australia” was real that’d be so cool.
I was NOT expecting this to be one of the funniest Caravans ever, yet here we are, in Daylesford, laughing our butts off. Metaphorically speaking.
The documentary about the making of this movie is probably better than the actual movie. I still like the movie, though.
You two are the best storytellers on YT, hands down!
I couldn't stop laughing at James just guessing Australian places for 2 minutes.
Maso’s baker street is going down as an all time classic clip
Awesome, I love documentaries about Australia
the popping out "googgly" eyes moment actually returns in Fury Road, briefly seen in one of Max's traumatic flashbacks
5:21 I don’t think nightcrawler gets desensitised? I think he’s just a psyco who picked that as his job, talk about being embarrassed of the source material, gillinhaul isn’t blue, he doesn’t teleport even once, i don’t think they even mention that he’s a mutant, good movie but man they dropped the ball there
Never understood why Max was so mad. Happy Max would be a fun film too. Worked for Gilmore
As an Ameican completely clueless to any of the Australian references you guys made.. i loved it
Not Quite Hollywood is a great lil documentary about exactly the wild action movies being made in australia in the 70s, highly recommended.
Damn this video functions as probably the best travel guide for all of Australia
It is actually a travel guide for very specifically south west Victoria. Their hyper specific references don't even expand past anything that's more than a 3hr drive from Melbourne 😂
It wasn't until the international success of Mad Max that the world accepted some australians weren't actually criminals.
The banter was perfection this episode.
As someone who drove out of Geelong last week, I can confirm the freeway back to Melbourne is basically the Fury Road.
I saw this movie for the first time during quarantine and loved it. All four movies and the 2015 game are gems in their own unique ways.
As an American with no knowledge of Australian culture, I was so excited to hear you guys were tackling this series. I couldn't wait for all the local references I'd have no frame of reference for. I'm being so serious! lol
This is the most impenetrably Australian the boys have ever felt. 10/10
Thank you for reviewing my favourite film in the Crazy Maxwell series: Crazy Maxwell goes crazy and kind of accidentally revenge kills a guy!
(This is actually my favourite Mad Max though, I love the near-apocalypse setting and find it more interesting than the alien world of a post-complete-societal-breakdown-apocalypse vibe)
Mad Max and First Blood are interesting in that the things they're famous for, are only marginally in the movie. It was the sequels that really ran with the ideas.
Where's the love for Grant Page, the stunt coordinator in charge of making sure they didn't die.
Passed away only recently at 85.
In a car accident.
The Toecutter's "HISSSSSSSS" at Max is the most underrated reaction by a bad guy in any film in history
Mad Max 1 is interesting because it really feels like a prequel. It establishes Max's backstory and even his signature gear like his coat, gun, car, and leg brace. It's like the Solo: A Star Wars Story but if they actually made it before A New Hope. It's so weird.
14:25 That scene is also extremely reminiscent of the scene in the Watchmen comic where Walter Kovacs fully became Rorschach. Not sure if Alan Moore was also inspired byt the movie or if it's a coincidendce though.
You know what's still insane to me about the 1979 installment? The US distributors were afraid we wouldn't understand or relate to Australian accents and so had it dubbed with American voice actors. A bunch of English speakers dubbed English over English. It's fucking wild.
One of my most requests for Caravan of Garbage boys, and I'm glad they agree to do these films and looking forward for three more soon!
I love that the Australian department of defense was like "Yeah sure mate here's a rocket"
Loved the local references! Would be great if we could see you guys review more Australian films in the future
Is crazy to think that the main reason why _Mad Max_ is set on a near future instead of just the late 70s is probably just because they didn't had the budget to get accurate police uniforms and police cars soy they just said "screw it! Its the future, the police uniform is a leather jacket and by 'leather jacket' I mean this plastic jackets we made ourselves with black garbage bags because we don't even have the budget to buy real jackets. We're paying people in beer for Pete's sake!"
You two are some of the funniest people on YT
I think when it comes to setting and the world it takes place in, I think this is the best one I think it's a shame the series basically never comes back to it,
Loved the Australian references, keep up the good work boys!
I just rewatched Road Warrior and while I liked it as a kid as an adult I absolutely loved it. One of the most well put together movies of all time.
I was today years old when I realized I have ONLY ever seen the dubbed version of this movie! 🇨🇦🇨🇦
Same!
When I first saw the dubbed version, I knew instantly it was dubbed. Not a single damn one of the voice actors sounded Australian! That caused me to seek out the original piece, and watch that version (which I liked a lot more).
I think I was 12 when I saw it and have only revisited it in passing. Road Warrior is my jam.
I was today years old when I discovered that a dubbed version EXISTS.
Glad I've only experienced it in the original Klingon.
They....dubbed over the Australian English to turn it into a different English? That's fucking hilarious, were Australians just harder to understand back in the day??
Somehow I didn’t see this until I turned 30 and the whole time I was watching it I kept noticing shots and scenes that reminded me of countless other movies. This movie is probably in the top 20 of most homaged/copied films. As an example, the scene when the wife and child get run down is remade almost shot for shot in the John Travolta Punisher film. Also, finally seeing James and Maso review an Australian film was out of this world!! As an American, I find most Caravans and Sunday Movies to be easy to keep up with. But this time they went full homeland and I only understood three words: surgeon, toecutter, and Mel Gibson. Also, I’ve never heard anything to confirm this but I’ve long suspected that Top Gun got the name for their wingman from this film. Can anyone confirm?
Ah yes, the thrilling sequel to "Just A Bloke Havin' a Go", "All These Blokes Runnin' Amok".
Another bit of trivia they missed - the pre-production working title for the project was Blue Harvest.