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Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior
Cast
Mel Gibson, Bruce Spence, Michael Preston, Max Phipps View AllCrew
Terry Hayes (Screenplay), George Miller (Screenplay), George Miller (Director), Brian Hannant (Writer) View All
Release: Dec. 24th, 1981
Runtime: 1 hour, 35 minutes
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The Road Warrior
Ive always wondered....were the people in the movie....ALTERED physically in some way?
I say that because, while yes, we know the bad guys wore armour and seemed to be like rabid dogs on most o...
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The Road Warrior vs. Terminator 2
It seems that these are the most influential action movies, that inspired action movies that we have seen since. At least that is what people say.
I think I like Terminator 2 better as it just had...
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Star Wars + Mad Max Fury Road = Road Wars
This would be the best place to put this since it's technically isn't a real upcoming movie. It's one of the most awesome fan made trailers for a movie that will never be made but should be. A mash up...
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The Gunslinger45
From the look of Maxs Ford Falcon (one of the best movie vehicles ever), the desert scenery, to the costumes for Humongous and his band of raiders, this movie set the standard for post apocalyptic fiction.
Nope1172
This film was a perfect mix of action, sci-fi, and fantasy, and they blended perfectly together for this film, and it much surpasses its slower paced Mad Max, and the more action-packed Fury Road.
mark f
It's true that in the prologue of this film, there are scenes which show why Max (Mel Gibson) went mad, based on what happened in the first film, but they basically have nothing to do with what happens in this film.
