As a boy in the 80's, this movie and Road Warrior were LEGENDARY among all the boys I knew, they held a mystique like no other movies, you can't recreate that today.
Everyone in 1979 wanted that car with the blower. It was an Australian version car but I and the world did not know that , at the time. Great Movie, Great Drama, Great Villains...!!!!
@@SpectreGunship and the actors collected their bikes hundreds of miles away and rode in a pack to the film set, being on the road together for several days helped to bond them as a group and they developed back stories for their characters along the way.
I have watched this film 🎥 since I was 18 years old and I am now 49. And it has never aged. Just timeless action film. Lost count how many times I have watched it. Still as fresh today as the first time I watched it 🏍️👍.
My MSF actually showed this scene to show proper group riding parallel parking. Everyone together, back wheel to curb, proper distance between bikes, no one dismount till Everyone is ready. Intimidating revving is optional.
All the actors playing the bikers rode those bikes together for a week or so to the first day of filming, by the time they arrived they’d effectively become a gang and invented their own back stories for each of their characters.
I named my cat after Bubba Zanetti. He turned out to be a cold hearted bastard, he hated the world and everything in it. Except me.. he was my best bud.
"His name is the Night Rider!" Remember it when you look into the midnight sky!" I will, whatever you say. "Whatever I say? What a wonderful philosophy you have. "
George Miller's ability to cast actors for the character of their faces approaches David Lynch levels. This scene is a menagerie of super distinctive faces. The station attendant, the Toecutter, Bubba Zanetti, Johnny, they all look so strange and otherworldly. That fucking sound effect at 3:24 is like some "Mulholland Drive" jumpscare, and the woman in the car at 1:18 looks almost nude...Miller knew how to grab the viewer's attention, is for damn sure.
Silly as it may sound there are shots of that woman from the car (don’t know her character’s name) where she looks so much like Jessica Biel (7th Heaven, married to Justin Timberlake) it was uncanny.
@@Kobold_Green That's interesting take. I always thought that Night Rider was a standalone car guy equal to the Toe cutter. Like, he is known for driving at night without headlights on for miles or something like that. But then again Mad Max is a bunch of campfire stories I guess.
When they did the big rev up, that seemed a bit cheesier, than when I saw this at 15 years old. If you saw that today in a street, you would think F off.
You know, after watching this movie me and my friends kept saying that for years, then we laughed like mad. 😂😂😂 Also, every girlfriend became a _Marmaduke._ 😂 This movie is simply formidable.
No 6 Cylinder police bike...goose's bike was a standard Z1000 with a fairing. Toecutter basically had the same one in black. They were almost all Z900s or Z1000s (the donut bike was as well). All 4 cylinder DOHC Kawasakis (with a Honda and Triumph sprinkled in I think).
@@martinkuliza Right, that was his name. I saw the movie when it first came out in 1979? , Could not remember his name, remembered his Great Performance and six cylinder bike. Reminds of that Great Australian who was the Subject in the Movie- "Building a Faster Indian Motorcycle"...Respects and thanks for giving me his long decades lost, name. Thank You
@@DIOSpeedDemon mate, jesus christ mate, You're not just gonna let his name go, Can't you see they're laughing at us and with a name like Speed Demon, i gotta say i'm a bit disappointed mate, that you didn't remember his name i've seen the movie a few hundred times, over 100 easily and the name Jimmy the goose has never left my memories ever since i was a kid just like the the names The Night Rider and the Road Warrior never have either Mate, Make sure it never happens again DON'T WRITE OFF THE GOOSE LOL Hey on a serious note though have you seen him lately ? He's doing cop shows and shit, i think the latest one is Mystery Road Now Steve Bisley (aka Jimmy the Goose) is also doing a weird thing he's riding a bike around Australia to raise money for suicide prevention A Noble cause to be sure Let's just hope that some wanker doesn't cut his fuel line or sabotage his brakes but google Steve Bisley and you'll see the face that looks back at ya. it's fucking weird LOL
If they ever make another Mad Max Movie it would be awesome of they revisited this point in the timeline, you can taste the inevitable doom in every scene
Simply brilliant filmmaking. The point of the film: it's not just the good guys versus the bad guys... it's actually good and evil competing for the minds of the youth. Toe Cutter promises freedom via no rules and doing whatever you want. FiFi promises fast cars and heroic patrolmen. Notice that Goose is a goodguy version of Bubba. I watched this film 47 times... the original Australian voices are better.
I believe the leader of the biker gang actor just died. I saw that film at the movies in 79' and his acting is LEGENDARY, if i can remember it 40 years later!!! RH DSD KING DIO
This movie actually did serve as a warning for the future. Interesting how much it really does still reflect the present. Still, some places decades ago in the USA were still kind of like this.
@@jefftoll604 The USA is like Australia and vice versa. It's one thing for a Californian to laugh about a break down. Most of their clubs run from LA to San Francisco. It's a whole other game when your bike breaks down in the middle of Kansas, Utah, Nebraska, or Eastern South Dakota. I've seen the motorcycle clubs driving to the giant motorcycle gathering at Sturgis, SD in Western SD. There is a shop van truck - driven by a woman or an old guy - following the bikes that can instantly repair them. I would *never* trust my life to a Harley on a drive through the middle of no where Arizona or California. Honestly, I've never been able to figure out why you can bet your life on a Japanese machine but not vice versa on an American.
I was in Clunes, where the biker scenes were filmed, a week ago. The railway station surrounds have changed a bit but, save for a few small details such as the bowsers missing from in front of the green shed, the buildings featured look practically exactly the same as they did over 40 years ago, unbelievable !!!. I was hoping to get down to little river where some of the road scenes were filmed but couldn't make it. Total blast though to visit Clunes.
I agree. I was a kid when I saw the movie, to this day I am still troubled by that scene when I think of it. Several decades later... This movie is disturbing. Brilliant and disturbing. I probably should have seen it as an adult.
Loved how random and insane these guys were...like each and everyone of them...from The Naught Ridaa...to Toecutter and Johhny...to the guys waltzing @02:18....
@@the_kombinator In Australia its a place where you buy milkshakes and hamburgers and fried food even small goods. The name milk bar is not used that much now but the places are still all around, back in the day when this film was made they were the place to go to hang around meet girls and be known.
Yeah, we see the station master in the very next scene when one of the bikers is doing circles and wheelies in the road - just before the gang goes after the young couple in the Chevy.
i loved that line so much that i used it against bullies in school when they threatened me LOL They just looked at me, it's funny how even saying something weird like this can keep you out of a fight but of course.. it's also seriously cool
Its kind of funny how the MFP are supposed to be the police of the future (since the film was made in 1979 and set sometime around the mid 1980's, evidenced by the sign outside the Halls of Justice that says "Main Force Patrol, Est 1983") yet at the crash site you can see actual Victorian police cars and officers and what they actually looked like around this time.
I initially thought the town was Nihill, got on google maps and found out it wasn't It is Clunes apparently. The architecture of the shops look kind of similar though. That ambulance logo looks pretty cool. Ford F100s make more of an impressive appearance in the second movie.
It's mainly because the budget was super tiny. They couldnt even really pay the guys building the bikes and cars, I think Kawasaki loaned them a few Zeds but they didnt get them back the way they were delivered :D
That's because the movie had a a shoe-string budget, it was actually on the Guiness world record for most profitable movies for decades because it was such a hit and cost so little to produce. Almost all the vehicles were donations or belonged to the cast, the blue van you see destroyed during the Nightrider chase belonged to the director.
That because the MFP isn’t the regular police. They are specially trained for high speed pursuits on Australia large highways where gangs where robbing semi trucks transporting goods.
The Main Force Patrol was not meant to be a police force that ran all of Australia,in the future,as it was set up,by the Australian government to combat marauders on the vast highways,who robbed people & road-trains,carrying supplies (Like fuel & other consumable goods) that were meant to be rationed,by the Australian government,following the fuel crisis. The MFP was a section of the Australian,Federal Police,whose officers had basic Commando-training, advanced driving-training,first-aid/combat-medical, hand to hand fighting training,etc,taught to them by Australian Commandos. The Accident Appreciation Squad of Victoria Police,dealt with road-accidents & pursuing the Toecutter was the job of the MFP,unless the Toecutter went into the city of Melbourne,where the Victorian Police would chase him & his gang. It was implied that Max himself was a former Victorian Police constable (A probationer Police Constable,I think?)who was recruited into the MFP,as he was a top-performing policeman-according to Terry Hayes novel,where MFP personnel were mainly recruited from the various regular police forces.
R.I.P. Hugh Keays-Byrne, the baddest Max Max baddie of them all. The toecutter and many of his biker gang were more character developed than those in Mad Max II.
Yes. And then you'd have 20 angry men ready to beat the crap out of you, then use your anus to 'get some relief' (like they did the guy seen running through the field...) Of course, we all make our choices in life...
I knew he had it on back of bike but only today have i noticed being played with by the rider. This is when toecutter is walking with jonney the boy. I have seen this seen dozens of times but only just spotted it
There battling police (it's long rumoured there is a deleted scene where the gang attack MFP headquarters) and also warring with other gangs for fuel, the helmets are not just for road safety.
Read once that the helmets were used, so they could use stuntmen without any problem. But yep, saw it back in 1979 when it came out and no biker gang with any self respect used/uses safety helments.
This is the movie that made me consider testing out ..... if i had a chain and there was a passing car LOL and i wrapped the chain around it's roof racks would the car literally rip my wrist from my hand Man, i've spent many hours contemplating this and trying to test it. Ultimately.... i bitched out LOL
Fucking Awesome Now tell me mate, Because i'm fucking coming to visit in 1 month me and a mate are doing a Max Tour of Melbourne and before returning to sydney we will indeed be visiting clunes I fucking have to see the train station and that pub I was even considering throwing my mate out of the door window of Timeless Harmony LOL so my question is this.... Is there any good accomodation for 1 night so we can enjoy clunes are bit longer ? what do you recommend Remember... if it sux, i'm coming to your house to blame you LOL on the other hand if its good, i'll shout you a beer at the pub and allow you to throw me out of the doorway of Timeless Harmony while my mate video tapes it LOL
Just to think someof these extras where paid with cigarettes and alcohol because of the budgetand the aussies where like fuck yeah bear cigs and fast cars hahah
@@the_kombinator that time frame sounds plausible for extraction. Volumes will be reduced over that time frame. Trouble is, only the wealthy and connected will be able to reliably access such materials in real quantity within a much shorter time.
@@dennisyoung4631 With the rise of electric cars and their growing numbers, I think there will be no problem with it in 20 years. The price might double or triple, but fuel will still be readily available. No way to really tell but to come back here in 20 years and check ;)
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As a boy in the 80's, this movie and Road Warrior were LEGENDARY among all the boys I knew, they held a mystique like no other movies, you can't recreate that today.
Truth
Everyone in 1979 wanted that car with the blower. It was an Australian version car but I and the world did not know that , at the time. Great Movie, Great Drama, Great Villains...!!!!
I totaly agree!!!
You _can_ recreate that today. It was the same with me and everyone I went to school with when _The_ _Dark_ _Knight_ came out.
Agreed. I saw Mad Max 2 as a child and my life was never the same. Seen these movies many times but these movies are NEVER GETTING OLD :D
They’re more menacing because they’re all so quiet and intense, the threat of impending violence is far more scary.
Far realistic and more dangerous compared to the post apocalyptic gangs seen in the sequels
@@londonengland1409 I don't know. The world they lived in, it made sense for them to be that way in my view.
They used real bikies for these scenes and paid them in beer.
@@SpectreGunship and the actors collected their bikes hundreds of miles away and rode in a pack to the film set, being on the road together for several days helped to bond them as a group and they developed back stories for their characters along the way.
@@londonengland1409i find the gang in the road warrior scarier then these guys.
I have watched this film 🎥 since I was 18 years old and I am now 49. And it has never aged. Just timeless action film. Lost count how many times I have watched it. Still as fresh today as the first time I watched it 🏍️👍.
I have 10 years of watching over you, trust me it will never get old.
I ride a motorcycle and I am 20. Wow
@@noahprieto4048 have you watched the movie Mad Max ? I hope that you have its a classic.
@@idiot-983 nope. I’ve seen mad max 3. I’ll watch it right now
@@idiot-983 Im also gonna get the video game on ps4
My MSF actually showed this scene to show proper group riding parallel parking. Everyone together, back wheel to curb, proper distance between bikes, no one dismount till Everyone is ready. Intimidating revving is optional.
Hugh Keays-Burne. Remember him as you look into the night sky. For he has arrived in Valhalla, shiny and chrome.
A member of the royal Shakespeare company ,played immortan joe in the 2015 remake.
Respect.
Amen
I will.
Witness.🙆♂️
All the actors playing the bikers rode those bikes together for a week or so to the first day of filming, by the time they arrived they’d effectively become a gang and invented their own back stories for each of their characters.
Actually most off them were part of a gang. And it was much more than a week
@@easygrin1127 the actors weren’t a gang, but several local biker clubs did help out to boost the numbers.
way back i used to work with a guy known as Mudguts - he used to like hot curries you can guess the rest
Not true at all, most were part of a local mc called the vigilantes. And they were paid in beer
@@Cwright386 yes but I’m talking about the actual actors, not the genuine bikers who were also in the film.
I named my cat after Bubba Zanetti.
He turned out to be a cold hearted bastard, he hated the world and everything in it.
Except me.. he was my best bud.
I always liked the name Bubba Zanetti.
Was there any biker named Fluffy I wonder?
@@jefftoll604 Tiddles!
Mudguts! Kundalini! 😂
@@jefftoll604you know if there was he must’ve been on feral psychotic
Proper motorbikes ....Hugh was just hypnotic on screen , every scene God Rest His Weary Head.
Love how the blond guy says nothing, has really only one look, and yet conveys so much in that look.
That's Bubba.
"His name is the Night Rider!" Remember it when you look into the midnight sky!" I will, whatever you say. "Whatever I say? What a wonderful philosophy you have. "
R.I.P. Reg Evans (the Station owner).
George Miller's ability to cast actors for the character of their faces approaches David Lynch levels. This scene is a menagerie of super distinctive faces. The station attendant, the Toecutter, Bubba Zanetti, Johnny, they all look so strange and otherworldly. That fucking sound effect at 3:24 is like some "Mulholland Drive" jumpscare, and the woman in the car at 1:18 looks almost nude...Miller knew how to grab the viewer's attention, is for damn sure.
Water World had great character actors.
@@sclogse1 And a _TERRIBLE_ script; Hopper made gold out of dung!
Silly as it may sound there are shots of that woman from the car (don’t know her character’s name) where she looks so much like Jessica Biel (7th Heaven, married to Justin Timberlake) it was uncanny.
yeah i always thought the blokes armpit was her fanny.
Bubba looks the most unhinged to me. He's the one I'd definitely go out of my way to avoid if I ran into this bunch.
You never see him blink, he's just devoid of any emotion.
He was the Night Rider's replacement as second in command within the gang's hierarchy, so I'd be surprised if he was sane.
Bubba seemed more controlled than TC &NR.
He's emotionless
@@Kobold_Green That's interesting take. I always thought that Night Rider was a standalone car guy equal to the Toe cutter. Like, he is known for driving at night without headlights on for miles or something like that. But then again Mad Max is a bunch of campfire stories I guess.
Beautiful selection of motorcycles, Kawasaki Z1’s Honda Cb750 - you can’t beat a big air cooled four.
suzuki gs750 16 valver was based on the kawasaki zl
Green Laverda 750 on far end
Had a Z 750 rode around Australia childhood dream came true😅. 1983.
Love them vintage bikes
Just spotted the Laverda, but It's a triple could be a 1000 or a 1200
For an outlaw biker gang , they sure parked nice.
They're outlaws, not monsters
They're outlaws, not soccer moms, show a little respect.
Even outlaw bikers believe in giving everyone a chance at a parking space.
When they did the big rev up, that seemed a bit cheesier, than when I saw this at 15 years old. If you saw that today in a street, you would think F off.
That’s a fine collection of motorcycles there, Z900’s CB 750’s even a green Laverda Mirage at 2:36
Good spot on the triple.
Proper biker film
Wow! I've seen this film loads of times and never noticed that before. Well spotted.
THIS is a Mad Max movie!... ...Not the Furiosa bullshit...
Bubba, Johnny, PHWWW! 😂 I love that! 😂😂
Пффф. Это "убейте его тихо"? Или "избейте его тихо"?
@@kotnapromke Да все проще, это значит: исчезните! А мужика он приказал не трогать жестом.
@@nickalien7812 Вполне возможно именно так.
You know, after watching this movie me and my friends kept saying that for years, then we laughed like mad. 😂😂😂
Also, every girlfriend became a _Marmaduke._ 😂 This movie is simply formidable.
I love that Actor that had the six cylinder police bike and how fast it was. And not one penny spent on CGI, all real stunts!!!
No 6 Cylinder police bike...goose's bike was a standard Z1000 with a fairing. Toecutter basically had the same one in black. They were almost all Z900s or Z1000s (the donut bike was as well). All 4 cylinder DOHC Kawasakis (with a Honda and Triumph sprinkled in I think).
THE ACTOR ???
You mean "THE GOOSE" he's the only motorcycle police officer in the MFP that i recall
@@martinkuliza Right, that was his name. I saw the movie when it first came out in 1979? , Could not remember his name, remembered his Great Performance and six cylinder bike. Reminds of that Great Australian who was the Subject in the Movie- "Building a Faster Indian Motorcycle"...Respects and thanks for giving me his long decades lost, name. Thank You
@@DIOSpeedDemon
mate, jesus christ mate, You're not just gonna let his name go,
Can't you see they're laughing at us
and with a name like Speed Demon, i gotta say i'm a bit disappointed mate, that you didn't remember his name
i've seen the movie a few hundred times, over 100 easily
and the name Jimmy the goose has never left my memories ever since i was a kid just like the the names The Night Rider and the Road Warrior never have either
Mate, Make sure it never happens again
DON'T WRITE OFF THE GOOSE
LOL
Hey on a serious note though
have you seen him lately ?
He's doing cop shows and shit, i think the latest one is Mystery Road
Now Steve Bisley (aka Jimmy the Goose) is also doing a weird thing
he's riding a bike around Australia to raise money for suicide prevention
A Noble cause to be sure
Let's just hope that some wanker doesn't cut his fuel line or sabotage his brakes
but google Steve Bisley and you'll see the face that looks back at ya.
it's fucking weird LOL
@@AlSharpton-rx1rxWe all do .
I remember watching this in 1979 at The Carlton Cinema, Salford & our gang all had bikes. I just had to buy a Z1 after watching Mad Max! 😂
3:24 That screeching sound still gets me!
If they ever make another Mad Max Movie it would be awesome of they revisited this point in the timeline, you can taste the inevitable doom in every scene
No need for a remake. It will be reality soon.
@@cedricsurveynen638 bingo
@@cedricsurveynen638 oh man... 6 more years... I can't wait anymore!!!!
@@DzinkyDzink enjoy your can of dog food within 6 years 😀.
@@DzinkyDzink Why exactly 6?
Simply brilliant filmmaking.
The point of the film: it's not just the good guys versus the bad guys... it's actually good and evil competing for the minds of the youth. Toe Cutter promises freedom via no rules and doing whatever you want. FiFi promises fast cars and heroic patrolmen. Notice that Goose is a goodguy version of Bubba. I watched this film 47 times... the original Australian voices are better.
These guys are badass!
Fun fact. The director did not have money for the wardrobe so the bikers used their own clothing to film the movie
Sound likes the Good, the bad and the ugly where Clint had to provide his own wardrobe.
Not only that, but the bikers got paid in beer
First seen at 8-10 years old.
Now 46 is like the first time except now i ride an old Kawasaki.
R.I.P. Hugh/Toecutter
A fine character - exactly the opposite of his role in the movie.
Same like me Buddy?☝️👍
Same here I was 10 and I ride a 1977 KZ1000
Ah yes, the movie that made me fall in love with the KZ1000.
Hell yeah!!!!
That's right my friend,with the KZ 1000 the bar was raised quite a bit. ✊
i like how the same moment toecutter grabs the guy by the face, you can hear a trains whistle in the background.
RIP TOECUTTER. Must be in top ten of all time best baddies.
Take your hat off.
@@dirkdiggler2430 Anything you say.
Remember him when you look at the night sky.
@@redpyramid9697 anything I say.. what a wonderful philosophy you have.
The English always make the best baddies.
The dislikes are from the Australians giving thumbs up.
Sorry, for the thumbs down, I'm an Australian!
In the southern hemisphere thumbs down means thumbs up lol
@@otherunicornkkkk
In Australia, stupid is smart and smart is stupid.
Nice one 😂
Bubba was the scariest imo, so cold and threatening lookings...
Com certeza é o melhor Mad Max . O primeiro . Grande Mel Gibson .
Os outros dois não valem nada.
RIP Hugh, remember him when you look at the night sky! 😔
I will.
I will.
I will
I will
I will
I believe the leader of the biker gang actor just died. I saw that film at the movies in 79' and his acting is LEGENDARY, if i can remember it 40 years later!!! RH DSD KING DIO
Hugh Keays-Byrne was his name, he went on to play Immortan Joe in Fury Road so he played 2 iconic and legendary Mad Max villains.
@@thorbat I wish that in Fury road they used ALL AUSTRALIAN Authentic Actors like in Mad Max. Using Europeans in the movie just wrecked it from me.
Hilarious when he hisses at him
Das nenn ich mal eine wirkliche Hochgeschwindigkeits Verfolgung und klasse Stunts!
This movie actually did serve as a warning for the future. Interesting how much it really does still reflect the present. Still, some places decades ago in the USA were still kind of like this.
As a Californian it’s funny seeing a biker gang on Japanese bikes instead of Harleys.
That’s cos they liked motorbikes, not over hyped overweight pieces of sh1t
Different nations are funny to a Californian? Perhaps the Aussies just want a dependable motorcycle
@@Easy-Eight Yup correct. There's nothing worse than breaking down in the outback. Then who's laughing?
@@jefftoll604 The USA is like Australia and vice versa. It's one thing for a Californian to laugh about a break down. Most of their clubs run from LA to San Francisco. It's a whole other game when your bike breaks down in the middle of Kansas, Utah, Nebraska, or Eastern South Dakota. I've seen the motorcycle clubs driving to the giant motorcycle gathering at Sturgis, SD in Western SD. There is a shop van truck - driven by a woman or an old guy - following the bikes that can instantly repair them. I would *never* trust my life to a Harley on a drive through the middle of no where Arizona or California. Honestly, I've never been able to figure out why you can bet your life on a Japanese machine but not vice versa on an American.
I was in Clunes, where the biker scenes were filmed, a week ago. The railway station surrounds have changed a bit but, save for a few small details such as the bowsers missing from in front of the green shed, the buildings featured look practically exactly the same as they did over 40 years ago, unbelievable !!!. I was hoping to get down to little river where some of the road scenes were filmed but couldn't make it. Total blast though to visit Clunes.
Max has the highest kill count of the movie.
😂
Back when Australian men knew how to wear mascara propper!
Haha
The quarantine has brought out all the best movies
Not only that. It's a Science Fiction tale/movie of things yet to come.
@@lydellflood8818 Fiction AND things to come. 10 goto 20 DIVIDE BY ZERO.
The attack on the young couple is one of the most disturbing scenes in any movie the way Miller shot it.
I agree.
I was a kid when I saw the movie, to this day I am still troubled by that scene when I think of it.
Several decades later...
This movie is disturbing.
Brilliant and disturbing.
I probably should have seen it as an adult.
What a classic movie! I AM THE NIGHT RIDER......!!!!
The first film is essentially a Wild West film on wheels.
The best movie ever made
This movie is slowly becoming nonfiction. It makes me sad to say it, but look at the world today.
You should see the damage, eh, Bronze? Mental damage. Brain damage.
@@CEOkiller You said it, Nightrider.
Nowadays, the Terror is islamic above all, it's worst. We need nightriders to fight Allah's soldiers !
The toecutter! He knows who I am!
Watch the kid lay down a rubber road right to FREEEDOM!!
They’re almost as scary as the “Black Widows” from “Every Which Way But Loose”!
🤣🤣🤣
the wild hogs were tougher
the black widows from 'Every which way but loose?' they were a bunch of princesses compared to the Toe Cutter and his gang.
For some reason Bubba reminds me of Rob Halford.🤘🏻
J Priest must have been big fans of this movie, I love this movie and JP.
I've thought the same . I've pictured rob watching mad max & being inspired to cut & bleach his hair like bubba . It was definitely robs best look .
@@mrnobodytheuser2950 🤘🏻
@@buddyleewoods2327 🤘🏻
Absolutely. When I was a kid, I thought that too.
You rock 😊
Loved how random and insane these guys were...like each and everyone of them...from The Naught Ridaa...to Toecutter and Johhny...to the guys waltzing @02:18....
Movie makes me love my UJM bike that much more.
1番好きなシーン…
Kettle drums and trombones, great sound track!
by Brian May - not the Queen guitarist
His name is the Night Rider, just remember that when you look to the night sky!
I will....😳
Da noight skoi.
Bubba wants his hand back !
This is cundalini. Cundalini wants his hand back.
Pretty sure he faked his death though, I think he got a talking car at one point.
Toecutter was gonna crush that guy's jaw 😂😂
SIDI product placement! Viva l'Italia!
THE BEST MOVIE
That bike leader toe cutter i think is name was plays a real wako
Lunatic to perfection ❤
this movie was put together good
As good as the original Mad Max and Road Warrior are, it always feels like there's another movie or two missing between the two.
I love this scene so much
Filmed at Clunes in Victoria the main street looks still the same today and the railway station is a quick drive out of town.
Really? Is the Milk Bar still a thing? What is a Milk Bar?
@@the_kombinator In Australia its a place where you buy milkshakes and hamburgers and fried food even small goods. The name milk bar is not used that much now but the places are still all around, back in the day when this film was made they were the place to go to hang around meet girls and be known.
@@peterparsons2414 Interesting. Sounds like a nice time.
Oh my god!!!
He’s wearing a……
B B Bubble visor!!!
( runs screaming over the horizon)
I'm sure they didn't kill him. How would he remember Night Rider when looking up at the night sky if they did?
thats why the Tocutter hissed at them before they took him away..it was his way of telling them not to harm him.
Yeah, we see the station master in the very next scene when one of the bikers is doing circles and wheelies in the road - just before the gang goes after the young couple in the Chevy.
O:38 Love that line from Max (Well I'll add it to my threat collection)....
i loved that line so much that i used it against bullies in school when they threatened me
LOL
They just looked at me, it's funny how even saying something weird like this can keep you out of a fight
but of course.. it's also seriously cool
Love the fact the bike gang leader is so tough he has a wrist support on ha
I love these Austrailian documentaries
Its kind of funny how the MFP are supposed to be the police of the future (since the film was made in 1979 and set sometime around the mid 1980's, evidenced by the sign outside the Halls of Justice that says "Main Force Patrol, Est 1983") yet at the crash site you can see actual Victorian police cars and officers and what they actually looked like around this time.
I initially thought the town was Nihill, got on google maps and found out it wasn't It is Clunes apparently. The architecture of the shops look kind of similar though. That ambulance logo looks pretty cool. Ford F100s make more of an impressive appearance in the second movie.
It's mainly because the budget was super tiny. They couldnt even really pay the guys building the bikes and cars, I think Kawasaki loaned them a few Zeds but they didnt get them back the way they were delivered :D
That's because the movie had a a shoe-string budget, it was actually on the Guiness world record for most profitable movies for decades because it was such a hit and cost so little to produce. Almost all the vehicles were donations or belonged to the cast, the blue van you see destroyed during the Nightrider chase belonged to the director.
That because the MFP isn’t the regular police. They are specially trained for high speed pursuits on Australia large highways where gangs where robbing semi trucks transporting goods.
The Main Force Patrol was not meant to be a police force that ran all of Australia,in the future,as it was set up,by the Australian government to combat marauders on the vast highways,who robbed people & road-trains,carrying supplies (Like fuel & other consumable goods) that were meant to be rationed,by the Australian government,following the fuel crisis.
The MFP was a section of the Australian,Federal Police,whose officers had basic Commando-training, advanced driving-training,first-aid/combat-medical, hand to hand fighting training,etc,taught to them by Australian Commandos.
The Accident Appreciation Squad of Victoria Police,dealt with road-accidents & pursuing the Toecutter was the job of the MFP,unless the Toecutter went into the city of Melbourne,where the Victorian Police would chase him & his gang.
It was implied that Max himself was a former Victorian Police constable (A probationer Police Constable,I think?)who was recruited into the MFP,as he was a top-performing policeman-according to Terry Hayes novel,where MFP personnel were mainly recruited from the various regular police forces.
R.I.P. Hugh Keays-Byrne, the baddest Max Max baddie of them all. The toecutter and many of his biker gang were more character developed than those in Mad Max II.
Wez will have no words with you.
great exhaust note !
All I need to know about Australia I learned from the documentaries Mad Max & the Road Warrior.
A bunch of bullies pretending to be tuff guys!
Never noticed a camel at 1:50
I didn't remember it being this cheezy. lol
Just one push on the end bike and they'd all topple over like dominoes.
Yeah, but who would want to be that guy?
Where's Clint Eastwood or his Granny right now?
Yes. And then you'd have 20 angry men ready to beat the crap out of you, then use your anus to 'get some relief' (like they did the guy seen running through the field...) Of course, we all make our choices in life...
Baba Johny whooooo
Now that's how you arrive in to a town with your pal's
Watched this movie dozens of times and never noticed the dog at 1:30 until today.
I knew he had it on back of bike but only today have i noticed being played with by the rider. This is when toecutter is walking with jonney the boy. I have seen this seen dozens of times but only just spotted it
If you hadn't mentioned it, I probably would never have noticed. 🙂
Great film.
Bubba was cool.
Must of cut his heart out eh ?
“ Must have cut his heart out”
At least they believe in wearing Morton cycle helmets for safety.
Weren't too hard core I guess?!!😂
There battling police (it's long rumoured there is a deleted scene where the gang attack MFP headquarters) and also warring with other gangs for fuel, the helmets are not just for road safety.
Lol that means they were wimps
Read once that the helmets were used, so they could use stuntmen without any problem. But yep, saw it back in 1979 when it came out and no biker gang with any self respect used/uses safety helments.
@@truefilm6991 Hells Angles wear helmets AND have insurance
This is the movie that made me start riding street bikes
This is the movie that made me consider testing out .....
if i had a chain and there was a passing car LOL
and i wrapped the chain around it's roof racks
would the car literally rip my wrist from my hand
Man, i've spent many hours contemplating this and trying to test it.
Ultimately.... i bitched out
LOL
Nothing Clint Eastwood can't handle with a little help from an orangutan. "Right turn Clive."
It was Clyde.
Toecutter reprised a villain role as Imortan Joe as his final appearance
Benny Hill.
These guys should open their own bakery, and call it the Toe Jam.
4:09 Adam Ant with white tie 😂
Bubba Zanetti is the most badass one.
“You look AMAZING”.
R.I.P Nightrider
Thanks to this movie, if I ever get a motorcycle, I will always use a helmet, since it can look so good.
That’s a real bikergang..... no single vibrant HD in sight....
😄👍
I'm watching this movie in 1985 amazing this movie Best roll in Mel Gibson my favrit actor in Hollywood
👊😎 melhor trilha sonora em um filme
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The curly-haired chap in the orange funny car gets a bit of a rough ride 😂
Bubba Zanneti was a bad ass MF!
Last bike in the line up, the green one, Laverda Jota.
My home town, Clunes, Victoria, Australia.
Fucking Awesome
Now tell me mate, Because i'm fucking coming to visit in 1 month
me and a mate are doing a Max Tour of Melbourne and before returning to sydney
we will indeed be visiting clunes
I fucking have to see the train station and that pub
I was even considering throwing my mate out of the door window of Timeless Harmony LOL
so my question is this....
Is there any good accomodation for 1 night so we can enjoy clunes are bit longer ?
what do you recommend
Remember... if it sux, i'm coming to your house to blame you LOL
on the other hand if its good, i'll shout you a beer at the pub and allow you to throw me out of the doorway of Timeless Harmony
while my mate video tapes it LOL
Mad max is the future
And it's brought to you by 1979!
こういう理屈抜きで面白い映画ってなんで作れないのかね。
Just to think someof these extras where paid with cigarettes and alcohol because of the budgetand the aussies where like fuck yeah bear cigs and fast cars hahah
“I want the fuel” soon becomes “Your battery or your life!”
Not that soon. I'd say we're gonna be able to pump gas for at least the next 20 years.
@@the_kombinator that time frame sounds plausible for extraction. Volumes will be reduced over that time frame.
Trouble is, only the wealthy and connected will be able to reliably access such materials in real quantity within a much shorter time.
@@dennisyoung4631 With the rise of electric cars and their growing numbers, I think there will be no problem with it in 20 years. The price might double or triple, but fuel will still be readily available. No way to really tell but to come back here in 20 years and check ;)