Mad max 2 Moviedrome Alex Cox (VHS Capture)

Mad max 2 Moviedrome Alex Cox (VHS Capture) as requested by a subscriber the intro to the film mad max 2 by Alex cox. Enjoy
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[@danielwilliamson6180]

My Dad had a VHS recording of the Moviedrome broadcast of Mad Max 2. Mad Max 2 was the first Mad Max movie I watched.

[@Requiescant]

Fantastic! Slowly but surely, all the Moviedrome intros are turning up, and this is one of the all time best. Thanks for posting this. Top class!

[@2ombieboysVHSVault]

your welcome

[@Ashley_Sowerby]

You're an absolute star! Thanks again and FWIW this was broadcast on Sunday 24th May 1992.

[@2ombieboysVHSVault]

Thanks hope you enjoy always happy to help out :)

[@Viktors633]

Love this stuff, thanks for these uploads. Thought i was the only one who longed to see these intros again.

[@cineXplorers]

These are so awesome, I was quite young when they were originally on but caught a few and pretty much blame them for where my interests in cinema went :) Though surely I must be one of few that doesn't think Mad Max 2 is stronger than the original!? I was never so keen on the world that the sequels inhabited although it is that world that is most commonly thought of when Mad Max is spoken of. I also enjoyed the family element of the first one which really puts him on his side when he sets about taking his revenge.

[@lyleswann6296]

cineXplorers I agree with you fully, the first Mad Max is the best of them all, and I am a fan of the whole franchise, but Thunderdome and Fury Road are obviously Road Warrior imitators, proving that Miller himself could not replicate the heart and pulse of the first film without excessively expensive action. The latter three are tense chase pictures, with motley, rustic glitz to accentuate the apocalyptic setting; whereas Mad Max '79 manages to expressively depict the apocalypse of the soul, a good man's maelstrom into violent abyss. He abandons his role as a "hero" to inflict murderous wrath. Far more interesting in my opinion.

[@kentallard8852]

the australian film industry continued to make good films well into the 1980s

[@alanhouston5874]

I assume Alex Cox thought he was joking to an insane degree when he suggested there would be 9 Terminator films

[@MadDogsVlog]

I found this on an old betamax tape last night. It also has the intro he did for the "F is for Fake" that was shown after Mad Max 2.

[@hueywong9264]

Is it possible that you could upload the "F For Fake" introduction?

[@alanford3359]

It would be interesting to find out what Cox thinks of Australian films nowadays.

[@kengeorgejones6855]

Thanks. Really enjoy these.

[@trevorsmith9261]

Excellent! Thanks for that

[@lsjshez6940]

Cool.