Does Max catch feelings for a defenseless community? Or does he just want gas? Either way, he needs to fight off some BDSM thugs first.
Gabriel Somers
Movie Nerd
"The Lord Humungus! The Warrior of the Wasteland! The Ayatollah of Rock and Rolla!"
Wandering the deserted highways of an energy-starved dystopian Australia after eradicating the Night Rider's followers in Mad Max (1979), the former patrolman, Max Rockatansky, finds himself roaming the endless wasteland scavenging for food and precious petrol. Suddenly, in the scorched wilderness, the hungry for fuel Max chances upon a small oil refinery; however, the place is under siege by Lord Humungus' barbarian horde of biker warlords, hell-bent on destruction and mayhem. Now, to get his hands on as much gas as he can carry, "Mad" Max will have to provide the defenceless community with a powerful truck to transport the gasoline to safety; nevertheless, this is easier said than done. Is Max, the battle-scarred Road Warrior, up to the task? (source: Nick Riganas)
Did Ya Know?
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THERE WAS AN ALTERNATE OPENING SCENE - In the original scene, Max was shown cruising by a farm being burgled by Wez and his henchmen with the owners' corpses dangling from a tree limb in the front yard.
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MAX'S DOG WAS SAVED FROM EUTHANASIA - The Australian Cattle Dog used in the film, credited as Dog, made his one and only film appearance in The Road Warrior. He was cast in the film one day before he was scheduled to be euthanized.
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THE REFINERY EXPLOSION WAS REAL & MASSIVE - The oil refinery explosion in The Road Warrior was such a massive undertaking that Miller and his crew had to notify airlines prior to detonation due to the seismic tremors of the blast.
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