MAD MAX RENEGADE
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- Опубліковано 3 кві 2012
- This is the internet premiere of the fan film Mad Max Renegade, starring Liam Fountain and the famed Pursuit Special, otherwise known as the Last of the V-8 Interceptors. The story chronicles the further adventures of Main Force Patrol Officer Max Rockatansky days after stealing the Pursuit Special.
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An outstanding tribute to the Mad Max films. Well done all the actors and production/directorial staff.
When something like this is made purely from love for a film and not dollar bills/pound notes, well it's just unbeatable. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️
Absolutely fantastic film. I’ve seen the first two movies several hundred times each, and your film is perfect!! Thanks man. Big Al.
I saw this a year or so ago and just seen it again. This is the MOST GENIUS THING EVER! I can’t even think of words! The unofficial Prelude to the second one.
This was freakin awesome! Gotta agree, Liam Fountain got Mel's voice spot on. This was a cool transition between Mad Max and Road Warrior. I'd love to see some more like this showing the world in gradual states of decay. Oh and the Interceptor... SWEET!!
Can't get any better than this. One of the most faithful fan films I've ever seen.
This really captures the feel of the first film.
+Obdimus ~ Yes it does. I agree.
It does
You mean the second one!
Road Warrior
One of the best fan films I've ever seen.
Thank Your!
ToyFan it felt just like the movie
This is amazing! Mad Max got me into this whole post apocalyptic costume thing. You guys really catched the spirit of the road warrior!
This is definitely a awesome fan made short film about Max and his adventures after Mad Max and before The Road Warrior. I wish there was a HD or 4K version. But still top notch at 360p
Great to see some more footage of the Interceptor. This one looks and sounds exactly as it should, plus a bigger wheelspin. Still my favourite movie car of all time. Brilliant effort!
Thanks! It was a labor of love....
Seeing Max turn on the Supercharger again and seeing it screech was amazing
To everyone who left positive comments in regards to Mad Max Renegade, thank you very much. It was a passion project for both me and the crew and given what we had to work with, I'm happy with what we accomplished. If you'd like to see another fun Mad Max flick, check out "A Wasteland Story" here on UA-cam. Also on UA-cam, you can see a corny little video of the Interceptor before I sold it. Kinda shows the details of the car and some good running shots. Search for "Hot Rod Holly's Movie Car Mania". Thanks again for the comments and I hope you enjoy the other flicks.
paulcmillerfilms This was fantastic. You killed it. I just saw Fury Road, which was a good movie in itself, but I felt it lacked the....Max! This was superb.
paulcmillerfilms Discovered your film through imdb a short while ago. Whenever I do Mad Max movie marathons, I'm definitely including this one in-between the first one and Road Warrior. So I'll have five films to watch! Great job, sir!
+paulcmillerfilms You are witnessed!!! Good job man
Badass Movie!
Nice job!🙋
That's cool. I feel honored that you'd throw our little film into your Mad Max binge watching! I did a cheesy little vid about the car too. Search for Hotrod Holly's Movie Car Madness. Thanks again for your comment!
P.S. If you are a big Mad Max fan, check out Wasteland Weekend, a five day Mad Max-ish festival out in the Mojave desert! (www.wastelandweekend.com
Love it! I remember watching the trailer in 1980? When the first Mad Max with Mel aired. It was awesome! Loved these movies! Great story & loved the ending! The Guy playing Max did a excellent job!
Fantastic. Can't believe I hadn't seen this one. One of my biggest influences, and this short was true to the style of the original film.
congrats for that faithful episode of Max's saga! a short story bridging the first two movies!!
Are you kidding me. where did you get that car? Looks exactly like the real one, maybe better. Great clip loved it. Max needs some sunglasses.
That Car Maybe The Interceptor I Guess?
Its an… Its definitely a 1970s Ford Falcon XB GT Coupe same model used in all films, with bodykits, Absolutely amazing
73 Ford falcon xb gt coupe my dream car and that front end is a 70 monza spider
Ikr, its so beautiful
How can it look better if it's exactly the same.😕
Really wasn't expecting such a quality little film. A great job to all those involved. I especially like the radio broadcasts adding to the atmosphere, particularly at the end with the announcement of a code black, signalling the end of MFP.
The Karol B CD indicates a nuclear bomb which knocks the MFP off the air permanently
Wow, actually cleverly tied in between the first 2 films. I'm impressed.
Awesome Pursuit Special replica, every detail is just right.
not quite, but not bad.
Well done. I liked the revelation of Dog at the end. Very clever.
Tá salvado
I have and still own one of these Australian Cattle Dogs, I have lived with these dogs for the past 25 years No.3 still going at 14years, new to us six year old girl rescue dog. Fantastic dogs wouldn't be without one.
Great remake of the movie.
Great (and unexpected) origin story for Dog! Really had the look and feel of the first movie. Good job, Paul C. Miller!
Dog is my favorite character from the Second Movie...
So much so, that I am on my Third Blue Heeler Dingo!
I don't have an Interceptor though!
Very thoughtful and accurate fan film that pays perfect homage to the originals. Well done to all involved.
this makes the dogs loyalty to Max so much more than just dog and owner. Dog sees Max as the man who raised him. and now it makes what happens to Dog in road warrior way sadder.
aaaahhh, that was one of the roughest and most painful dog deaths in a movie for me. they spend so much time showing Dog's personality and character, like in most movies not centered around a dog that have one the dogs have a bit of personality, but Dog, he actually shows a full one. you see him at rest, working, interacting with Max and the Gyro captain, you see how smart he is, how clever he is, waiting to jump the guy when he goes for the car after he gets the drop on Max, and then they do what most movies like this that include dogs do and tear the audience's fucking hearts out.
Tim-Tam Smith .?
Fun fact about the dog in the original road warrior movie. They actually got the dog from a local pound and trained him, I thought that was pretty cool
@@trentlothringer2867 and it's actually a female dog.
Very impressed and satisfied. True vintage max cinematography. Love Dog being incorporated at the end.
Dog is so fuggin COOL!
Even as a puppy! 🐸
Long Live Dog!
Much dirt was injured during the shooting of this fanfilm!
Awesome jobs, mates!
Baby looks just like my dingo, just lost him last week....
Witness!
Awesome dog
Aw, sorry for the loss of your sweet dog.
Is it me or this is a really good short? Simple, entertaining, we already know both the character and setting but the overall story got complemented by knowing that's how he got Baby the dog. Nice work!
OMG....Why, in June 2022, am I just now seeing this? THIS Company/People definately NEED to get funded and be the FUTURE of MAX!!
Coming back to this after first watching it years ago. Its still brilliant. I will be checking out the rest of your videos. Thank you 🙂👍
That V8 sound !
Yea
Shut the gate on this one Maxy it's the Ducks Guts. Ssssshe sucks nitro, Phase 4 heads, Twin overhead cam, 600 horsepower through the wheels. Shes meaness put to music, this bitch Was born to run. You've seen it you've heard it & your still asking questions. When do we go for a ride ?
I know I'm late to the party, but this is really well done! I want to see more. My step dad rented Mad Max when I was a kid, and mom was really against me watching, but me and old paw paw watched it together (even tho I knew he had seen it a few times before), and I was shocked, tramatized, and inspired. I could see mom's dislike, but this was forever ingrained into my thoughts, and I felt like I had aged a few years after watching.
An accurate little fan production that plays to the grounded strengths and tensions of the original film. It wonderfully as an immediate sequel to the original years before Road Warrior. Desperately needs a remaster though.
This is crazy awesome, great tribute to Mad Max.
Nicely done. Really stays true to the spirit of George Miller's films. Awesome!
Bloody brilliant mini Mad Max movie, captures the mood of the first movie brilliantly.
The production quality of this short is amazing! Exactly mad max standards
I'm actually listening to the audio books at the moment, just finished the original over the weekend, love this period of the series, with the Armalite gangs...
Great fill in for between movies...
I thought was going to be a preview of a movie I've never heard of and then it starts off like a real movie and I thought how good could it be in 8 and half minutes. I was proved wrong. The attention to detail was pretty meticulous. The dog at the end just sold me. Great job!
Absolutely fantastic.
Now I'm considered this is a proper prequel of Road Warrior.
The blower kicking on is such a classic scene! Well done all around!
As an Australian who grew up where Mad max 1 was filmed i approve. Although the Australian Accent seems very hard to imitate.
You probably won't see this Paul (Because god knows if I ever released a short that I thought was good..and it went on UA-cam, I would not read the comments... even at gunpoint) but DAMNED well done. Hats off to you, your crew, your fx folks, and rigging. Super impressed with the cars too. Bloody well done mate. Seriously.
Shadow Blasko Hey Shadow Blasko, I do, in fact, check these messages occasionally and I appreciate your comments and glad you liked the film. It's refreshing to read something that doesn't point out Max's weight gain or his difficulty walking. Not that the comments bother me much. I used what i had to work with and most find the film enjoyable. But once again, I appreciate reading your comments.
Shadow Blasko Cars were ok, apart from the LHD jeep, don't know why they didn't use a RHD one, which are easily available in USA on ebay, ex mail delivery cars.
Emily Stubbins I dunno. I saw plenty of LHD 4x4s in South Australia and Victoria. And that is pre-apocalypse. Didn't surprise or distract me at all.
Emily Stubbins What the hell are you talking about?
Wow! I am very impressed. Your film really grabs a hold of the atmosphere of the original. I like the slight twist at the end which explains Max's companion in The Road Warrior. Truly excellent homage!
This was made better than Fury Road. At least it stuck to the story. The introduction of Dog was great. Thanks for your masterpiece!
Thanks for the compliment. Much appreciated.
I gotta say this is done really damn well. This deserves wayyyy more views.
Great job to everyone who worked on this. To me it's very close to the feel of the first movie. You guys should make another one!
Fantastic! love he story it fleshed out the back ground of max's charicter , the acting was easly better than the first mad max film and you managed to capture a lot of classic action shots paying hommige to the genuine films but without the rampant mysoginy of the time, they should give you a call about making mad max four. I for one am impressed
Awesome. Many thanks for your dedication and work.
Such an outstanding tribute now we know where he and the dog from mad max 2 met.
Its kind of a goal of mine to shoot Mad Max chase scene one day! I really enjoyed this! The costume was great, the car looked pretty authentic and everything else felt like the Mad Max world! All these negative comments are pretty nitpicky!
BEST THING I'VE SEEN IN AGES !!! the background radio music makes this oh so special. The only bad thing about this is the American left hand drive vehicles... but that's just me nit-picking. Awesome clip. For the record, this short video is still better than Furry Road...
At least the interceptor had the steering on the correct side! 😁
@@DavidGreen_au indeed, the steering is on the right, because we drive on the left, which is the right side to drive on :-P
I love this, especially the camera work, it looks like it was shot back in the 80s even though its only a few years ago. George would be proud
Great Mad Max look and feel. The link between Max and the Dog was perfect done.
This! I have to echo Investment Joy's words here: why have I not seen this before?!! Uploaded in April 2012 and I'm only just seeing it in October 2021. This is the direction many of us fans of the original were expecting from Fury Road. This is what we wanted, more max, more Interceptor, more of the collapse of civillization and what led Max to be wandering the wasteland as we saw at the start of MM2 (The Road Warrior). To fill in the gap, as it was quite a big one. This is what George lost sight of. This is why so many of us hate Fury Road. It makes no sense in regard to the timeline of the original two films; it just doesn't fit anywhere. Well done. Definitely going to hit that subscribe button & check out your other videos. Maybe some day, I'll see ya on the road.
After the treatment of dogs in the Mad Max franchise this was a breath of fresh air. Thank you for respecting, and showing the true potensial this dog could have for this series. We are saddened by its off screen death, and lack of proper name, which you managed to find a good resolution too. Thank you, from 4 new fans!!
The dog's name is Dog.
He never calls him Baby....
Not even once.
Dog is his name in the credits for the second movie.
@@unclejackluminous1470hence why he gets rid of the ‘Baby’ name tag here and just calls him ‘dog’.
@@unclejackluminous1470that is explained in this film tho
Bloody awesome... 2:53 the sound of a 351 V8 Cleveland is legendary, I’ve got a 79 F-1OO in Australia with a 351 C and 750 Holley ....
Amazingly done , thank you for this movie and uploading I love every bit of it !!
This is SICK!!!! Friggin’ AWESOME! 🔧
I like this. Needless to say a tearjerker at the end with the dog. So happy to c a film made in this style!
Hats off to ya!
Karl
Me too ,I actually cried upon seeing the puppy . I don't know why but I did. That's how much I am into the whole franchise. Good show boys, good show.
The look on the guys face as he turns to face max only to be greeted by the double barrel shotgun.
Awesome fan film. Loved it. Would like to see more.
That was straight up 1990s syfi channel, B-movie 🍿 popcorn style bad ass 🏁👍🏻🥃🔥🙌👌🏻
The sound design gives me flashbacks, great job!
Very cool. Nice way to bridge the movies together and your Pursuit Special was awesome. Would love to see more. Keep up the great work.
That was freakin awesome ! I'm a huge fan . I'm 45yrs old and grew up watching mad Max over and over . It's why I love blown engines. But the origination of the blue heeler is golden . Just golden . Hats off. I really Enjoyed that .
Great job! My favorite movie since I was a kid.
"It's the Bronze!" Great short film, well done to all involved. I've recently been playing the Mad Max game and it's put me in the mood to watch Interceptor related vids. Stumbled across this & wasn't disappointed.
Check out "Road Furies Scene 1", :"A Wasteland Story", and "Hotrod Holly's Movie Car Madness" for more of the Interceptor and Mad Max.
Brilliant Film! This is definitely one of the best fan films of any franchise I've seen.
Ethan Mills agree. Very thoughtful and accurate fan film that pays perfect homage to the originals.
10/10 just for having Max with the V8 doing it’s thing once again. 11/10 for the rest great homage.
That was done very well . Now we all know how he got Dog . Well played little movie enjoyed it thank u
So cool that they incorporated the dog in there, that that is the dog you see in MM2.
Simple enough, but shows the time to be between 1and 2 and fits the story.
And that car is still the bomb, also nice to see the car as it would be as they were sold.
If i'd ever have a chance to get a movie car, that would be it. I'd do it modernized though, but still maybe do the two tanks on it, but keep the spoilers with a back lid made to fit it all, which would be a big project in itself.
If only i were ever that rich.
If i'd ever have a chance to get a movie car, that would be it
Wow, I must say this was actually really impressive! I was expecting a laughable attempt at a MadMax tribute, but this works very well. The acting isn't too shabby (Death scenes aside), the costuming was pretty good, and I loved how it tied into Road Warrior. Personally, I believe Max should've been a little more 'evil'/dark, considering that this is inbetween MM1 and 2, but it was still very impressive overall/
this is the best mad max fan film ever and the best part is that it ties in nicely to the franchise just seeing him get the dog was just awesome make more of these they're great
a true masterpiece!, i like the backgrownd radio chat at the end, as they call remaining MFP personel to make a last stand at Justice Hall, as the old world fades away....
Loved it. I know I'm quite a bit late to this party, but I am a happier person now that I have seen it : ) All in all very well done. Thank you
Fantastic. Exceptionally well made guys. That Pursuit Special is bang on. As is the Mustang and the Rancher, they were ideal for the look and feel of Mad Max.
Above all else, you all had very convincing Aussie accents. Speaking as an Australian, I would have been convinced that it WAS Australia. Only thing that gave it away was the left hand drive cars :P (sans Pursuit Special).
But well done nonetheless and you guys should be commended for your efforts.
Can't even imagine max not being mel Gibson. And people have made lots of cars that resemble the capri. You must have put a lot of hard work into this.great job.
Thinking about it, I think the Mad Max and the Road Warrior is why I have a love of supercharged engines to this day... I've got a 5 liter supercharged in my Jaguar that definitely likes open road!
Very cool to see how and when we got Dog from Part II. Awesome job.
It's a good effort for a low budget. Australian accents are one of the hardest to fake, and occasionally in places I forgot that the actors were Americans. It's also a very nice touch to have a real blue heeler pup
Man this should be canon. I was just watching the original movie and Im amazed at how close this is to that first entry.
OMG! Thank you for this!
Really enjoyed this. Great short inbetween the first two films.
And I loved the ending!
Great work guys, although I loved Fury Road I loved that your video focused on max while the mfp still existed. Tying dogs origin into this story was also an excellent touch.
Good job! Well done indeed.
Coming back here once in a while.. THIS KICKS SO MUCH ARSE!!
Love the Camera Angles and love for the detail!!!
Well done! The tempo, the angles, the film speed everything well done!
The Baby is beautiful!
Paul Mc Millar you should be proud that was an awesome production that pays an absolute homage to the original. I don't think anyone could've asked for a better tribute to such a classic film.
Congratulations mate.
Great, the twist at the end is excellent.
Amazing fan film, really captures the feel of Mad Max / Road Warrior!
Mustang: I got nitrous!!! Interceptor: That's cute!!! I've got NITROUS and a BLOWER!!!
Very well done film. It is very clear that the creators are quite the fans of Mad Max movies, all the signature shots are there (on hood facing the supercharger and Max's face, on the ground facing exhaust pipes, on ground looking at a car come to a screeching halt). The story of how Max got the dog also is a cool idea. :) I liked this quite a bit
The even got the plumbing pretty close to correct on the blower hat too!
Genial historia, muy bien enlazada con las dos primeras películas. La comentaremos en el podcast🚓
This is great, well done for making it!
OMG that's a great story for introducing the dog, top job
This is beyond awesome, thanks a ton for posting.
Last of the V8's baby.
Great short film, I just wish it was longer,you have mastered the way they filmed the mad max films and even have the right cars, good job
I’m glad to see that Max has a limp after getting shot in the first film
I thought it was very well done! Nice to see the Pursuit Special on the road again...Badass machine! I need one of those!
Who else squealed like a fanboy upon seeing the dog.
Doctor Whovian When i was a kid i always wanted a Blue Heeler just because of Mad Max 2 and now i have one, his name is Peter (A weird name for a dog i know, but it's a personal thing)
👍👍👍
Me!
I dont know about squealing but if I had a tail I would've be wagging.
brought a tear to my eye man!
Like how he got dog!!! Great work!
The car and the audio are the best parts. Thanks for sharing.