New Mad Max Movie just released!

The original Mad Max had a cult following, similar to the Vanishing Point. You didn't need to be a car guy to really get into it. The second one was still quirky enough to be enjoyable, but by the time Thunder Dome appeared with its pop song and Americanized, "after-thought" chase scene, the cash cow had been milked dry. I'll pass, thanks, and just watch the first one again, with over-dubbed Mel Gibson. Now, if I can just find that VHS player...
 
Aidan1976 said:
Don't worry, Hugh Keays-Byrne is back as "Immortal Joe":

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Saw the flick at the weekend. Full on from the start, but just found it a bit odd. As with most modern films, story line and character development both thin on the ground.

The combo of the first two Max films packs a mighty punch. Hard to live up to. I still find the first film both edgy and disturbing. Timeless.
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Great looking forward to see him ,But pity the goose ain't in it aswell even if he was a bit burnt

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