I love how he kinda goes through that phase in every movie cuz his trust was broken in this one with the townspeople filling the truck with dirt and sending him to his death to distract humungus
He was going to knock on the tanker to make sure, like he had in the past with abandoned trucks, but thought "Nah, it's full of fuel--What else would be in there?"
@@jaywelker5566 Fury Road was great, but still more Hollywood than outback, like Thunderdome and the Furiosa prequel. Only the first two films capture the raw intensity, energy and anarchy that defines Mad Max, something those Tinseltown execs never understood, only destroyed
@@vitalityfox Fury road is my least favorite. It was one big chase full of shallow, yet over-the-top characters. Impractical vehicles and other such nonsense. Doof wearing long underwear playing a flamethrower guitar? Why, lol? If I was to choose based solely on creativity written story, it would be Thunderdome.
@@vitalityfox That's precisely why it's one of the worst. It's plot practically doesn't exist, Max is a side piece and the amount of guns takes away from the desperation of the previous two films.
The gyro copter pilot actually benefited from his "partnership" with Max. Because he helped Max deliver the semi, he was accepted by the people in the wall, and while he seemed an unlikely leader, he must have gotten them to a safe home since the wild child grew to adulthood.
When I was a kid in the early 80's, this movie was LEGENDARY, the mystique it held to young boys, I can't describe it. Nothing against Fury Road, it just doesn't have the same zeitgeist.
@@ulfingvar1 Road Warrior and Fury Road are apples and oranges. Fury Road is a totally different kind of movie. Like comparing a Punk Rock band and a Classical orchestra.
1:32 I love the way the camera follows the enemy car, and the following aerial shot was well done too. I wonder if he was was waving to direct the camera car or to his fellow soldiers, either way the whole thing looked really badass.
He was waving to his driver; letting him know he shot out the tires on that side, and to get him into position to shoot out the tires on the other side.
I like the small detail of when Lord Humungus collects his revolver. He takes one bullet and has only four left. Given how scare ammunition is in the post-apocalypse, he has to make every shot count.
He also went for the engine shot, the easiest way to do the most damage and an appropriate use of the hand cannon. Some raiders probably died for wasting that bullet.
Then "Fury Road" and "Furiosa" ruin the desperate struggle to survive by giving everyone as many bullets as they would have in a Hollywood action film.
@@AAAA-lt9hq well to be fair it took place in region where they had some form of civilization and industry. They where able to make ammunition. this takes place just after the fall so resources would be scarce
@@Bowiiihowdy True, but the struggle feels more desperate and difficult when they have fewer resources. I mean that literally. "The Road Warrior" had something like a $2 million USD budget. "Fury Road" and "Furiosa" had around $150 million each.
@@AAAA-lt9hqplaces like Gastown and Bullet Farm are necessary industries in order to fuel the war machine that is Immortan Joe’s army. It makes sense that those two resources would be highly prioritized, right behind food and water. Difficult? Sure, yeah. But they’ve obviously adapted.
My dads mate saved a bunch of the motorbikes from this film and hired them out for the later ones. He still has one - you'll see it in the old Streetfighter and Backstreet Heroes magazines
its incredible how a really low budget film has some excellent stunts, australian stuntmen and stuntwomen are really awesome, like the great grant page!!
This scene had everything. Rudely interrupted battlefield balling, a great chase, bad guys catching on fire, the hot Warrior Woman (Virginia Hey) slicing a throat, the Gyro Captain and Max showing he does have some humanity left in him.
No freeze/thaw cycles in that part of Australia. Go to a tropical country and many rural roads stay beautiful for many years. I live in the Philippines and always am surprised at the quality of the roads.
those roads were built once for mining and never touched again. they were never great they just dont get used much been in a remote part of the country.
Mad Max 2 and Terminator 2 are examples of where the Sequeal *WAS* better than the orginal! Oh and "Wez" (The scary mohican guy) was one of the best movie villians ever
Better is subjective. They were both very different sequels from the originals in part because the budgets were so much different. MM1 650K - MM2.2 million / T1 - 6.4 mil - T2 60-100 mil. I don't think anyone can argue that MM2 was superior to the original. But where T2 was all around bigger and had better effects than T1, we all knew it was going to be a summer blockbuster. T1 came out of nowhere and the suspense and horror in the original film, mixed with the pacing, actors and music - Kyle dreaming of the future, the Terminator during the shot out scene at the police station, or Sarah being targeted by the Terminator at the nightclub. For me, T1 is the best film of the franchise. And then there was the gun store scene ... "The Terminator: Phased plasma rifle in the 40 Watt range. Shopkeeper: Hey, just what you see, pal. The Terminator: The Uzi 9mm." ... I think the Terminator and Alien series are better franchises to compare the first movie to the second - both originals came from nowhere, were very different from their big budget action-packed sequel, and took the world by storm forever changing our futures. And damn straight about Wez - when he comes up over the hood and grabs the Feral Kid - HOLY CARP!
For a movie that was less dialogue and more action and visuals the writers really delivered some quality lines -- "...Just walk away and we'll give you a safe passageway in the wastelands. Just walk away and there will be an end to the horror." "Lingerie. Oh, remember lingerie?"
Good point. The Humongous' forces are Hammer down in V8 monster vehicles all day and the Humongous doesn't run out. You figure the refinery would have to wait about 2 days for the Humongous to be out of gas, on foot using harsh language to try and scare them.
I’m pretty sure the settlers were there and the Marauders had just shown up recently, which is why they don’t have any sort of base created just a bunch of camps. They could have their own fuel supply that is probably running low and they are going to use what little they have to get the endless supply of oil/ gasoline
If they were smart they could have offered to protect the settlement from other raiders or exchanged scrap/water/food that they scavenge for fuel, but I guess that's part of what makes raiders a bunch of assholes.
The whole basis of the movie...gas was religion and them finding paradise = green land was heaven....gas was religion which was going to get them to paradise= heaven.
before the apocalypse, these people were probably just normal law-abiding citizens going about their mundane lives. The guy with the Mohican probably worked in an office, had a wife and kids.
I always felt a bit sorry for Wez. Sure, he's a total head-case, but at the same time he watched his lover get killed. I'd have vengeance on my mind too.
It's enjoyable that the "Warriors of the Wasteland" were determined to seize the gasoline -- and they constantly operated their vehicles all over the place, burning up their gasoline.
Doesn't want to cause unnecessary damage to the rig and is trying to get back to base as fast is he can. If he just plowed through the Humungus probably would have put more shots through the rig.
That would have been risky. Crunching over cars and smashing through junk, you can risk all manner of mechanical problems, the worst of which is stalling or lose so much momentum that wasters can jump on the rig and overwhelm you. Remember, Max just got it started and has no idea what condition it was really in. Any jarring or impacts could have disabled it, then he'd really be in a world of shit. Staying on the road, away from the camp was the smart play. Be like Max, be smart.
This vid would have been nicer if you showed him preparing to run the gauntlet; the scene were it shows him shifting and clutching the truck before his faithful ride would have sufficed.
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I love these Australian documentaries
😂😂 I’m Australian and this is quite an apt comment!
Mad bastards 😂@@ecobogan238
That Mac Truck horn was the sound of hope.
The Goose would be proud.
"Kick er in the Guts, Maxi!"
The Goose Is Alive. Wait for It. He is Alive.
I believe Humungus is supposed to be Goose. I think they only scrapped the idea when they realized Americans wouldn't know who Goose was.
Max transforming from the anti-hero to a traditional hero. Beautiful film.
and the Gyro CAPTAIN!
I love how he kinda goes through that phase in every movie cuz his trust was broken in this one with the townspeople filling the truck with dirt and sending him to his death to distract humungus
He was going to knock on the tanker to make sure, like he had in the past with abandoned trucks, but thought "Nah, it's full of fuel--What else would be in there?"
madmax 1 and 2, something hollywood can only ever dream of making half as good!!!
Fury Road was easily 2x as good, but ok.
Incorrect
@@jaywelker5566 Like fuck it was.
@@jaywelker5566 Fury Road was great, but still more Hollywood than outback, like Thunderdome and the Furiosa prequel. Only the first two films capture the raw intensity, energy and anarchy that defines Mad Max, something those Tinseltown execs never understood, only destroyed
@@jaywelker5566Yeah my ass
Still the best Mad Max movie.
I like Mad Max, The road warrior and Thunderdome equally. I like them for different reasons.
@@McBurnside6380fury road is the best because it is one big chase. Everyone loves a good chase
@@vitalityfox Fury road is my least favorite. It was one big chase full of shallow, yet over-the-top characters. Impractical vehicles and other such nonsense. Doof wearing long underwear playing a flamethrower guitar? Why, lol?
If I was to choose based solely on creativity written story, it would be Thunderdome.
@@vitalityfox That's precisely why it's one of the worst. It's plot practically doesn't exist, Max is a side piece and the amount of guns takes away from the desperation of the previous two films.
The first one and the road worrier are the best. Thunderdome and fury road are both moronic garbage.
The gyro copter pilot actually benefited from his "partnership" with Max. Because he helped Max deliver the semi, he was accepted by the people in the wall, and while he seemed an unlikely leader, he must have gotten them to a safe home since the wild child grew to adulthood.
Yeah we saw the movie...
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Best of all (besides a Mel Gibson as Max)?? It featured The Lord Humungus & The Feral Kid! What's not to love about that?? You Puppy!!
its justb a movie
@@scottericksonwasted don't be a douche. He was simply giving his take on the scene/movie/story as most are doing on here.
0:21 that distant shot of the rig punching through is just so awesome!
Respect George Miller the director of this movie one of the greatest of sequences ever filmed!
No chrome paint or stupid guitar playing idiot either.
Respect also to late producer Byron Kennedy
@@stuartryan9035 This is laughably bad compared to Fury Road.
This was the best Mad Max.
By far
When I was a kid in the early 80's, this movie was LEGENDARY, the mystique it held to young boys, I can't describe it. Nothing against Fury Road, it just doesn't have the same zeitgeist.
It's good, but Fury Road beats it by 10 lightyears!!
@@ulfingvar1 Fury Road has more special effects. But Road Warrior has a soul. I like Road Warrior better.
@@ulfingvar1 Road Warrior and Fury Road are apples and oranges. Fury Road is a totally different kind of movie. Like comparing a Punk Rock band and a Classical orchestra.
Wez' "You! You can run, but you cant hide!" is just so badass, especially the delivery.
Man and woman in the tent! They gotta throw that in😁. Making road warrior babies I guess!!
It makes the film suitable to be shown on Netflix.😜
He was cheating on Wez.
何度も見ても飽きない映画
Saw this movie when first released. Skipped last 2 classes in school. Time well spent.
Must have watched it at LEAST 50-60x since then.
truly one of the greatest movies ever
Definitely
I'd remove "one of" from that statement.
I have it full in my video club
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the musical score of this scene adds to the level of intensity! brilliant
When this movie first came out, I had no idea what it was about. I immediately went home and tied a red bandana on the dog.
😅😅
What planet does your two brain cells inhabit Gordon.
what the fuck does this mean
Understandable
Did u not see the original
1:32 I love the way the camera follows the enemy car, and the following aerial shot was well done too. I wonder if he was was waving to direct the camera car or to his fellow soldiers, either way the whole thing looked really badass.
He was waving to his driver; letting him know he shot out the tires on that side, and to get him into position to shoot out the tires on the other side.
@@SOS118-CTFD well I was close enough, either way it looked cool.
I like the small detail of when Lord Humungus collects his revolver. He takes one bullet and has only four left. Given how scare ammunition is in the post-apocalypse, he has to make every shot count.
He also went for the engine shot, the easiest way to do the most damage and an appropriate use of the hand cannon. Some raiders probably died for wasting that bullet.
Then "Fury Road" and "Furiosa" ruin the desperate struggle to survive by giving everyone as many bullets as they would have in a Hollywood action film.
@@AAAA-lt9hq well to be fair it took place in region where they had some form of civilization and industry. They where able to make ammunition. this takes place just after the fall so resources would be scarce
@@Bowiiihowdy True, but the struggle feels more desperate and difficult when they have fewer resources.
I mean that literally. "The Road Warrior" had something like a $2 million USD budget. "Fury Road" and "Furiosa" had around $150 million each.
@@AAAA-lt9hqplaces like Gastown and Bullet Farm are necessary industries in order to fuel the war machine that is Immortan Joe’s army. It makes sense that those two resources would be highly prioritized, right behind food and water. Difficult? Sure, yeah. But they’ve obviously adapted.
This film is totally fucked up from start to finish. A work of art. Totally re-watchable again and again.
@@ajs222222 Get me off...but secretly wants to stay on to watch the aftermath. Such a great film.
In my mind, it's the ultimate post-apocalyptic action film.
It's typical Australian
@@robwalsh9843 my opinion also 👍
Yep! Probably because hollywood wasn't involved.. Same as Lord of the Rings Trilogy
Some of the best stunt men and women ever! Thank You so much for this ❤
Greatest Mad Max Movie ever 👍
Love the raw shot of Wez breaking the window and grabbing Max with the music. Badass
My dads mate saved a bunch of the motorbikes from this film and hired them out for the later ones. He still has one - you'll see it in the old Streetfighter and Backstreet Heroes magazines
1:49 The gunner’s scream and subsequent teamkill get me every time.
Guinness book of world records...MOST STUNTS...AWESOME SMOKIN FLIK
its incredible how a really low budget film has some excellent stunts, australian stuntmen and stuntwomen are really awesome, like the great grant page!!
1:02 masterpiece.
she how initially the woman couldn't help grinning or laughing before acting all shocked and startled..
If you pause it at the right moment youll catch the fur
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Dramatic sequence. Love this film.
This scene had everything. Rudely interrupted battlefield balling, a great chase, bad guys catching on fire, the hot Warrior Woman (Virginia Hey) slicing a throat, the Gyro Captain and Max showing he does have some humanity left in him.
There's even a sex scene! 😁
@@V8AmericanMuscleCar Hence "rudely interrupted battlefield balling" 😆
@@juliomdk 😅
And a goddamn hand cannon.
And no CGI!!!!
Define epic in just three words: Mad Max 2.
I remember the day I watched it with my dad when it can out on VHS. I would watch this and Beast Master every day as a kid
@@adamak47miller90awesome
The juice....the precious juice....and in my time I to became leader of the northern tribe....(it could all happen yet!)
The Road Warrior
They could make Mad Max es up to 23 or 24 but will never be better than this movie
The best movie franchise ever created period.
It's so cliche to say "You can run, but you cant hide!" But when Vernon Wells says it, yeah it's badass and I believe it! LOL
This series took the whole stunt driving to the next level.
Aussie
"You ! You can run ! But you can't hide !" 一番カッコいいシーン。
せっかく新しいの作ったのに悪いけど予告見ただけで分かったわw
Some dedicated road maintenance people in Australia. Look the quality of the roads even after an apocalypse.
No freeze/thaw cycles in that part of Australia. Go to a tropical country and many rural roads stay beautiful for many years. I live in the Philippines and always am surprised at the quality of the roads.
those roads were built once for mining and never touched again. they were never great they just dont get used much been in a remote part of the country.
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martin
Once,dunce
1:03 Is that the same blue mohawk guy who gets pulled under the trailer wheels in the final chase? Glad to see he got his rocks off before he died.
All these years and I never noticed that haha
he didn't even get to finish, he went out blue balled
The best Mad Max film. Fury Road and Furiosa can kiss a bull's ball. This was classic Mad Max.
3:55 That “Oh shit!” moment.
Bu.😊😊
this movie making is so perfect ill die happy!!
Nothing can stop a Mack truck^
Musical score for this entire scene is surpassingly epic.
1:03 omfg 😍
Lol
Mad Max 2 and Terminator 2 are examples of where the Sequeal *WAS* better than the orginal!
Oh and "Wez" (The scary mohican guy) was one of the best movie villians ever
Better is subjective. They were both very different sequels from the originals in part because the budgets were so much different. MM1 650K - MM2.2 million / T1 - 6.4 mil - T2 60-100 mil. I don't think anyone can argue that MM2 was superior to the original. But where T2 was all around bigger and had better effects than T1, we all knew it was going to be a summer blockbuster. T1 came out of nowhere and the suspense and horror in the original film, mixed with the pacing, actors and music - Kyle dreaming of the future, the Terminator during the shot out scene at the police station, or Sarah being targeted by the Terminator at the nightclub. For me, T1 is the best film of the franchise. And then there was the gun store scene
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"The Terminator: Phased plasma rifle in the 40 Watt range.
Shopkeeper: Hey, just what you see, pal.
The Terminator: The Uzi 9mm."
...
I think the Terminator and Alien series are better franchises to compare the first movie to the second - both originals came from nowhere, were very different from their big budget action-packed sequel, and took the world by storm forever changing our futures.
And damn straight about Wez - when he comes up over the hood and grabs the Feral Kid - HOLY CARP!
Vernon Wells! He plays "letting off some steam" Bennett in Commando
I met Vernon Wells at a convention a few years ago. Still a big dude well over 6 foot tall. He gave my 5 foot wife a kiss on her head!
THIS MOVIE IS ABSOLUTELY AWESOME! THE HUMONGOUS DUDE STANDS OUT LIKE A SORE THUMB. ONE OF THE MOST MEMORABLE QUOTES IS "AHHHHHHH- WE GO IN! WE GO IN!"
For a movie that was less dialogue and more action and visuals the writers really delivered some quality lines --
"...Just walk away and we'll give you a safe passageway in the wastelands. Just walk away and there will be an end to the horror."
"Lingerie. Oh, remember lingerie?"
The music in this scene 🔥
2:08 This guy should have got more screentime
I read somewhere he was the direcfor of the film
@@ranahasan24 Nah, the director is George Miller and looks completely different
He's driving a 1959 Desoto Firesweep. A really memorable car that gets iced so early on.
@@fleetwoodvo8673 it certainly got swept in fire lol
Masterpiece!
1:03 1:04 içim gitti pınarbasından daha iyi kız var 😂😂
Did Wez burn his ass when he slid down that tarpooling? 😂 3:33
Virginia Hey born 4 weeks after me! Been honored to shoot the breeze! 🙏🌍🌎🙏❤️🙏🧠🙏☮️🙏🇺🇸🙏👍
Everyone else is chasing the rig and one guys like let me get a quickie
Two days ago I saw a vehicle that would haul that Tanker ,
You want to get out of here , you talk to me
My brother and I are in our 50’s now and this is still how we answer the phone to each other lol
"You... you can run but you can't hide".... starts running.
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Best quote of all time tho
04:20 has me crying laughing every time
ahooo wohoho
Masterpiece
Never understood why the thugs wanted the fuel. They never run out of it lol
You can never have enough oil.
Just look at to world today
Good point. The Humongous' forces are Hammer down in V8 monster vehicles all day and the Humongous doesn't run out. You figure the refinery would have to wait about 2 days for the Humongous to be out of gas, on foot using harsh language to try and scare them.
It must be another back story that is left to figured out all on its own !
I’m pretty sure the settlers were there and the Marauders had just shown up recently, which is why they don’t have any sort of base created just a bunch of camps. They could have their own fuel supply that is probably running low and they are going to use what little they have to get the endless supply of oil/ gasoline
Never noticed before, but the Humungus's gun case has the SS death's head.
Hairy Bush getting some fresh air 1:02
Filling up them guts!
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I guess it never occurred to them that they waste more gas driving around looking for gas than they find.
gotta invest money to earn money
:)
If they were smart they could have offered to protect the settlement from other raiders or exchanged scrap/water/food that they scavenge for fuel, but I guess that's part of what makes raiders a bunch of assholes.
@@patrickpeppers Yeah they pretty much had the mentality of "Why share when we can just take it all?"
The whole basis of the movie...gas was religion and them finding paradise = green land was heaven....gas was religion which was going to get them to paradise= heaven.
Love the white shoke on the headbutt
before the apocalypse, these people were probably just normal law-abiding citizens going about their mundane lives. The guy with the Mohican probably worked in an office, had a wife and kids.
Normal citizens? Dude, they are australians :D
@@fabmax41 I think that's what he means.
@@celebrim1 I think you didn't get the joke :)
He played same character on Weird Science
sequence on sequence, just a perfect tale.
I always felt a bit sorry for Wez. Sure, he's a total head-case, but at the same time he watched his lover get killed. I'd have vengeance on my mind too.
Gay
I love Wez.
That Mad Mack's steaming ..
More down under documentary, Bruce and Sheila would approve. 🇦🇺
I always felt bad for the guy w/ the crossbow that was killed by Wez.
Was was so lucky that the guy did not havd the Van Helsing Crossbow
Excellent!
Talk about Year of the Rooster. LOL!
Vernon Wells who played Wes was also the baddie in Commando with Arnie.
If only they would have this track on the soundtrack or anywhere.... : (
I feel if Mad Max 2 was an NES game, then the gyro captain's snake move would have been extremely difficult to pull off.
Like trying to land on the carrier in Top Gun
We have to resist so that this cannot happen. United we STAND !
0:50 Max looking at the shotgun and unable to believe his bad luck. Then again it was a salvaged shell.
I like the pink villain. Very intimidating.
I like how the Great Humungus lifts weights.
Max overcame the obstacles metaphorically
It's enjoyable that the "Warriors of the Wasteland" were determined to seize the gasoline -- and they constantly operated their vehicles all over the place, burning up their gasoline.
The most dangerous work in The world: Mad Max gang member
Chicky-boon almost got run over
Damn burning man looks really fun
Humugas is reasonable..keep your fuel.. I’m heading to Sainsbury’s.. thier doing 4 cans Stella for £5..!!!!!!😮… can’t be fairer then that!!😂😂
Nice movie
1:03 I'm shock😂😂😂
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I always wondered why Max stays on the road rather than just plowing through the camp.
I would have! 😁
Because he is cop with morality.
Doesn't want to cause unnecessary damage to the rig and is trying to get back to base as fast is he can. If he just plowed through the Humungus probably would have put more shots through the rig.
@@JamesMJaime nah, humungus only put 1 bullet into the gun, by the time he put more the rig would have been long gone
He would have ran out of fuel in a few miles, and he wanted his car back.
That would have been risky. Crunching over cars and smashing through junk, you can risk all manner of mechanical problems, the worst of which is stalling or lose so much momentum that wasters can jump on the rig and overwhelm you. Remember, Max just got it started and has no idea what condition it was really in. Any jarring or impacts could have disabled it, then he'd really be in a world of shit. Staying on the road, away from the camp was the smart play. Be like Max, be smart.
You know it was filmed in Australia 🦘 when the Mack Truck has the driver's side on the wrong side.
Amazing movie
Ha ha the guy is getting some during the onslaught ,but only becomes alarmed when his tent blows away.
Much better any modern movie
I can see that lots of people clicked a bunch at 1:02, lol!
Gotta love the green mohawk dude, gets a goofy scene with a naked woman and dies a goofy death later in the movie as well.
top delivers!
THIS and MAD MAX are the best futuristic movies. What they show is close ,if you READ .
This vid would have been nicer if you showed him preparing to run the gauntlet; the scene were it shows him shifting and clutching the truck before his faithful ride would have sufficed.
WE NEED 4K PLEASE !
goodjob👍
name of the music please ?
BULLDOG MACK... THE GREATEST NAME IN TRUCKS
La gran batalla épica por el combustible!!!! 👍🏽
You guys should also check out the Aussie movie 'Stone' from the 70's as well.....
Now I know from where Rust heli comes :D