10 Mad Max Secrets You WON'T Believe Are True!

[@SnoopReddogg]

Fact 11: Even in a dystopian near future, the condition of the roads were better than present-day Victorian roads.

[@nigelliam153]

Brilliant

[@Gus1966-c9o]

You’re absolutely right

[@richardpichan6916]

Come see the "roads" in southeast Michigan

[@moman87]

It can't called Victorian for no reason.

[@carolyna4484]

As a Victorian this is 100% true.

[@danthegreaser71]

One of my all time favorite films!

[@stevendimmock4791]

Nice video. A totally iconic film that is worth watching over and over again.

[@P90F55]

As an American kid, I was blown away by this movie. In America cops wear blue, police cars are black and white and the sirens sound different. Who are these guys in black leather driving screaming yellow cars. It was awesome to me!🤯

[@strayamate2960]

Cop cars were yellow back in the day here in Australia

[@P90F55]

@MrJimibarrett If?

[@P90F55]

@@MrJimibarrett Here in America, we say we are living in Mad Max times.

[@P90F55]

@@MrJimibarrett Trump has nothing to do with it. Things just are.

[@BWater-yq3jx]

Colours varied by state and decade.

[@ADHDIYuk]

The fact they didn't think Americans would understand people speaking English is very telling.

[@FakeName-k5h]

Explains a lot about "Murica hey,

[@AnyoneSeenMikeHunt]

Australians don't speak English. They speak 'Sralian, a special form of nasal gibberish, the women sound like broken lawnmowers.

[@ADHDIYuk]

@ 🤣

[@SirDaffyD]

I've had friends go to America, and in parts, had to put on an American accent to be understood.

[@ADHDIYuk]

@ I spent 3 trips to NYC without them understanding my accent but they did my fiancé’s and we are from the same part of the UK.

[@kerriemccoy1647]

Steve Bisley who plays Goose, still gets called Goose by Mad Max fans. He said in an interview that he takes it as a compliment.

[@cockatoow6688]

His autobiography is a real trip.

[@rayalliston7702]

Bisley

[@kerriemccoy1647]

@@rayalliston7702 Sorry, I corrected it now.

[@sevysnape]

I lived in the town of Little River when I was about 13 years old where most of this was filmed. I recall my mother driving me home from the dentist in the nearby town of Werribee when there was this creepy looking long haired dude holding a stop sign on the quiet country road heading back home, she slowed down then took one look and floored the V8 ZG Ford Fairlane saying I'm not stopping for that creep! We got stopped again at the other end of the stretch where they were filming, there were quite a few more people there and they balled her out about how we could have been killed because of the high speed cars in the area, she said then get someone who doesn't look like a criminal to hold the stop sign at the other end lol. I also remember watching the cars roar up and down the country road we lived on with sawn off shotguns out the window, it was quite a time for me in the late 70's as a kid in a small town.

[@lib556]

I recall we had to drive past there to get from Geelong to Melbourne. We had a kid from Werribee in our school (Geelong College) and he used to get made fun of.

[@BWater-yq3jx]

@@sevysnape 'Balled her out' ?? Strewth. Oh you mean bawled her out. 😆

[@Nothinghappinghere-qz4ji]

I didn't know Mad Max was filmed there, but every time I drive past I wonder if that's where The Little River Band is from. Is it?

[@lib556]

@@Nothinghappinghere-qz4ji hat's my understanding... LRB is named for that place. I could be wrong but that was the common belief at the time.

[@LeeD-u1s]

That's cool story.........every 2 years Id drive from Sydney to the Melbourne for the Avalon Airshow and visit my brother at St Kilda since 1992 and one year with info from the internet, decided to have a look where Mad Max was made, like the roads and Avalon beach the little town on the bay that was in the movie Mad max. Even had a look at your home town of which the soft rock band (The Little River Band) got their name from..........most amazing farms!!! with what looked like sunflowers being grown for miles and miles.

[@lib556]

Bonus fact. The sequel to Mad Max is just 'Mad Max 2'. Due to the lack of success of MM in N. America (until home video), a competition was held before the opening credits of MM 2 for renaming it for American release. The winner was 'the Road Warrior'. I was in Australia when it came out and vividly remember the competition to select a new name. That's why I always call it MM 2 and cringe a bit when people insist on calling it 'the Road Warrior'.

[@davidbrayshaw3529]

I worked with one of the mechanics who was on the set of Mad Max. Rob Orchard was his name. Fact no. 7 is false. Kawasaki did not donate the motorcycles to the producers of Mad Max at all. They were in fact on loan to the producers and were supposed to have been returned in good working order. Most of the bikes were returned with extensive damage and significant maintenance issues. Kawasaki Australia initiated legal proceeding against the producers, initially with a solicitor's letter demanding restitution with the opportunity to purchase the bikes outright at a discounted rate. The producers had neither the means nor the will to do either of those things. Shortly after, Mad Max aired in the cinemas and was a sell out. Kawasaki advised the producers that they would not be pursuing the matter, given the publicity that they received. It's also noteworthy that Kawasaki was anything but a little known brand by that stage. They were well known for their 2 stroke triples in many markets as well as their "Z" series motorcycles which had been released to fanfare in 1972. In Australia, the 1974 cult classic "Stone" popularised these amongst bikers and made them big sellers on Australia's shores throughout the '70's.

[@movieswelove99]

Thanks for correction on erroneous info... and for the interesting details.

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

Bonus Bonus Fact: At 4:56 the front of the truck was covered with a steel plate which was painted to look like the front of the truck, as the owner didn't want his truck damaged in the crash. Mad Max fans would already know this.

[@Roberto-tu5re]

@@PhantomFilmAustralia I heard it the rig was hired, so hence the fake front

[@subaruadventures]

All Mad Max fans know all these facts already, click bait.

[@raston1961]

I heard that the producers paid for the damage to the undercarriage, similar price to Mel's fee. My mates at the time had connections to the trucking industry. Though the other details make sense as well.

[@elixtido1448]

nice. thx

[@DodgyBrothersEngineering]

I didn't know that, but it is so obvious the front is fake once you rewatch it.

[@smithy2]

Actually, Kawasaki's were used in Stone, in 1974, they may have donated them for Max but werent unknown in Australia

[@wildgrizz2221]

i was racing Kawasaki dirt bike in the early 70s here in the states back when they still used steel tanks and fenders

[@Dave-Rough-Diamond-Dunn]

Yeah, I knew them as Quackers as a kid (born 1970).

[@ruffnut743]

i know a bloke that was a extra its their own bikes they all showed up with polished bikes so the producer had them sprayed with water then dust to make them look like they had been in the desert P/S the extras where payed $ 80 a day not including food or accommodation the caravan that gets destroyed was the last scene filmed as it was their tea room while filming my missus old man owned the tow trucks i was told Mel Gibson didn't even have a drivers license

[@Philipk65]

Stone was a great film.

[@oldenshort1346]

@@Philipk65 Have you watched it recently. I think it still holds a stunt record. The Motorbike over the cliff.

[@jackhaugh]

The biggest twist is that George Miller also wrote and directed Babe and Babe 2 Pig in the City. I honestly had no idea that he was an MD!

[@diamondjoe100]

And wait for it...... HAPPY FEET 😂

[@stevecameron1879]

Kawasaki weren't unknown in 1979, they had already made some classic bikes, including the z900 and z1

[@FakeName-k5h]

thought the same thing, in 1979 i had an already old and crappy Kwaka KX dirtbike, and a guy in town had a z900 and this was rural Victoria

[@robertdale419]

What about all the 2 stroke twins and triples before the Z900. !!!

[@lauriecarter8931]

Yeah should have put a couple of them 2 strokes in there forsure 500,750 triples widow makers !!​@@robertdale419

[@DodgyBrothersEngineering]

Honda and Suzuki were the big names back then. Yes Yamaha and Kawasaki were around but the most popular bike was probably the Honda.

[@yomuno2511]

I have a yellow 1972 model. Late 70s the dirt bikes turned green

[@frankryan2505]

'A Paltry 10 thousand dollars' For an 'unkown actor' on a $350k 'low budget film' I think old mate did ok..

[@Howie900]

I remember going to see "Elvis the Movie" in 79 and mad Max was the trailer film (This was back in the day when you got two films the Trailer and the Main feature). I was in awe, I fell in love with the Z1's and Z1000's in the film and wound up buying a Z1A as soon as I passed my test in 83. I am 58 now and still ride that Z1 and regularly watch the fist Max Movie and still love every second.

[@billmago7991]

kawasaki was well known in Australia from the Australian film Stone and winning the 1974 Castrol 6 hour production bike

[@pauldarderi3560]

Absolutely correct

[@Roberto-tu5re]

All the bikes are the nearly the same make and model, they just changed the colour and added fairings, windshields etc.

[@BenjaminRowe-hc7uo]

They're all z1000 kawasaski's,great bikes for the times.

[@leesydneyharry7958]

Last of the great Kawasaki Z900$😊

[@sammuir5875]

No there not watch it again

[@Roberto-tu5re]

​@@sammuir5875 ' Nearly the same '

[@cavekritter1]

The accessorys like pipes and fairings were provided by the company " la Parisian " owned and run by bertrand cadart.. the bikes were nearl all brand new z1000s provided on loan by kawasaki aust.. who were not at all happy with what remained of them at end of filming

[@infoanalysistconspiracyrealist]

They say people don't believe in heroes anymore. Well damn them! You and me, Max, we're gonna give them back their heroes!

[@strayamate2960]

Aussies still call Ambulances meat wagons

[@lamontcranston5414]

never did, still dont

[@hogsclogs]

@@lamontcranston5414 Always have, still do.....................

[@lamontcranston5414]

@@hogsclogs interesting, 40 years driving 'meatwagons' never heard anyone refer to them as that :)

[@hogsclogs]

@@lamontcranston5414 I have always known of them as meat wagons ever since I was a kid back in the 80s. Was a common phrase.

[@rudedogg6331]

Don't know the original source, but as an American, I've been calling them 'meat wagons ' as long as my 66 years allow

[@Dr_Bobo137]

The clip of Gibson with a swollen eye is from Road Warrior, not from an audition after a bar fight

[@allisalie101]

He didn't say that scene was related to the bar fight. That scene was used to emphasise that he had been in a bar fight that caught the casting directors eye, and was then asked to return 3 weeks later as a result.

[@BWater-yq3jx]

@@Dr_Bobo137 well yeah, tney're probably not gonna have that pic.

[@jg8540]

Actually during the making of MM2 Mel turned up on set with the shiner after an altercation at a bar the night before. The producers were apparently quite annoyed until the suggestion was made to film the scenes after Max crashes the interceptor. The black eye and Max not being able to open it is the real deal.

[@simonharris4873]

Telling everyone you're "that guy" without actually saying you're "that guy".

[@sriley064]

And you left out possibly the most important fact, Mad Max was the inspiration for the entire SAW franchise, the last 5 minutes were the first Jigsaw style game

[@amandaduggan9051]

Loved this. I remember when the movie came out. Haven't watched it again in a long time. Definitely will now.

[@johnsweeney6072]

Gundaleney wants his hand back 👍🇦🇺

[@johnsweeney6072]

Worked with Paul Larson for a few years in the building game funny big bastard. The master blaster

[@fenderfetish]

*Cundalini* 😂

[@thesolver1970]

Cundalini

[@johnsweeney6072]

@ potato potarto 😂👍

[@ssilva9510]

as a high schooler I saw this in 1980 at the drive in. Yep drive in. funny thing was the talking was dubbed but the actors were speaking English I thought , where was this, Iowa, Kansas WTF ? finally caught this movie with the Aussie dialect years later. and I understood every word.

[@stevendimmock4791]

If you think about it, that was quite a slur against your intelligence by the film studio! I'm glad you enjoyed the Aussie language version though!

[@lib556]

I saw Mad Max 2 at the drive in in Australia when it was first released.

[@rdenir]

I met George Miller a few times and he is such a humble man

[@Kevin-go2dw]

Some of the scenes were filmed at the Spotswood Pumping Station, now part of ScienceWorks. You can actually go to where parts were filmed, but there are other parts which you cannot visit including what was once a female toilet (a room with a view). Another scene was filmed at Melbourne University in a car park.

[@Light_Grey_Nomad]

I find the comments more interesting than the so called, "secrets" that were spoken about by the AI voice.

[@chrisleach3958]

Wow Americans are pretty thick so it was probably a good move to dubthe Australian accents

[@PeterM8987]

😂 They also don't like reading sub-titles. 🤦‍♂️

[@amberlopez7477]

I remember seeing an ad in the paper for this film. But I caught it years later on HBO.

[@greebo5294]

Dunno where George worked, but it wasn't ER. We don't have ERs in Australia, we have EDs or Casualty.

[@outsider7658]

I just love those films! Had the collectors box, but lost it in a divorce and miss it as of today! Thanks´s for the " report". And, yes, I understand aussie. And love it, too. from a Finn in Diaspora

[@daniellebcooper7160]

I thought the 'fact' that Mel Gibson had been in a fight the night before the audition had been debunked as just a myth?

[@mickm6309]

Another fact, I have driven on most of the roads where Mad Max was filmed.

[@fenderfetish]

Me too. I live in the region 😊

[@fatcattle4165]

What a wonderful philosophy you have

[@RobertHoward-k8r]

Mad Max lost his way at thunderdome😢 😢 😢

[@saltyseadawg4768]

I think Russel Crowe got $10K for his debut in Romper Stomper too.

[@carrigartdonegal]

Have you all never heard of an Australian film called The Cars That Ate Paris???

[@MoparMissileDivision]

Kawasaki motorcycles were extremely popular outside of Japan long before 1979! The original Kawasaki KZ900 came to the US in 1973 and by 1979 the KZ1000 was available. From 1968 to 1980 Kawasaki also sold the three cylinder H1 MACH III 500 and the H2 MACH IV 750 known as the "Widowmaker"! This was a perfect advertising ploy by Kawasaki, but they were hardly a new brand outside of Japan by the time Max hit the big screen!

[@xagtly]

There were a few scenes in Craigieburn. The house where she runs into Lizzie Birdsworth. The wreckers were opposite where the mint is now. One of the pursuits was an XA (Charlie copped a saucepan in the throat) and XB for the other and the one Max was checking the oil etc. HQ coupe for the nightrider and his skank. My brother in law was a rabid fan and made a replica Interceptor (4 door red yellow white not the same hardtop) originally using an XC shell but it caught fire when the holley leaked. So he used an XB for the next one. He was rebuilding it again but died during covid and left it to his daughter. Hopefully, she'll finish the rebuild one day. I have 2 XA hardtops. One is a GT and the other is a 250 2V GS. Neither will ever become MadMax Interceptors. Anyway, have a great night.

[@catjudo1]

I bought a bootleg tape to get the original dialogue. The ca. 2000 rerelease DVD in the USA finally featured the original version and the dub. Great movie.

[@MrButtonpresser]

A bunch of us hid in the boot/trunk of a mate’s car to see this at the Clayton Drive-In, Melbourne. Pretty sure most of us were under 18 as well. Good times.

[@Philipk65]

I was in Clayton Souh at that time too.

[@trevormustey4418]

And my mates and I all in hotted up cars were dropping burnouts leaving the drive-in while the cops just watched!.

[@tapper1942]

One more thing. Lots of Australians can do a American accent but the Yanks not so good on the Aussie 😂😂

[@usedscar]

The 1st time I watched this was on VHs in the early 90s. I was already a Mel fan and was extremely dismayed that they had hilariously Dubbed! Mel's voice!

[@cheechychongz7124]

Well played Kawasaki 😄💚

[@mathewhyland8925]

Mel Gibson actually ate the dog food .

[@southerndeth]

Wrong movie.

[@TheGunterGlieben]

but still dog food...

[@mathewhyland8925]

Oh that’s right in the second picture hey 👋 guys.

[@herbnalis3723]

That's why MEL refused to do MAD MAX 4. Someone told him the fake dog food in Mad Max 2 was real. To lower production costs.

[@herbnalis3723]

MEL GIBSON moved to America because people in Australia were calling him pal, like PAL dog food.

[@dameon2170]

Really good video

[@alanolden.7575]

Absolutely brilliant film

[@JustinBond-r7d]

Nick Lathouris, who plays the Mechanic 'Grease rat' in Mad Max wrote fury road and furiosa

[@Philipk65]

Also that last truck scene in it's original take, the stunt man died.

[@3tuirc3]

great rumor. i'd put that up there with drop bears and hoop snakes. but lets run with. the yanks will beleive it

[@Terry-ft7ls]

He died on the bridge.you can see the bike hit his head.

[@annemacpherson916]

Kieron O’connol was a mechanic from broken hill! Razor back too 😱🇦🇺🫶🏽

[@BeRobn]

Nothing cooler than Mad Max, nothing uncooler than Mad Maxine.

[@poet.howard]

Why does the person who uploaded this video get the "facts" wrong? Please do some research, then try again, thank you.

[@tedsmith6137]

You could also have pointed out that Mel Gibson is not Australian, having been born in New York.

[@kerriemccoy1647]

Mel might of been born in America but moved to Australia as a child & Mel does consider himself Australian

[@Philipk65]

@@kerriemccoy1647 Lived in Pakenham Victoria

[@kerriemccoy1647]

@Philipk65 I thought him & his family moved to Western Australia

[@crush42mash6]

Sooo good 😊

[@daiton-jon-f8179]

I remember my first trip to America seeing that movie playing in Texas at a country town theatre looked like a shed and the voices were dubbed over.

[@pistolknight69]

One of the stuntman, Max Aspen. Was nicknamed mad Max.

[@davidrayner9832]

You may know something about films but you know absolutely nothing about motorbikes. The Kawasaki Z-1 debuted in 1973, was the biggest sensation since Honda's CB-750 of 1969 and in the 1974 film 'Stone', everyone one of the Gravediggers rode a Z-1. The Night Rider, Fifi, and Toe Cutter were all in Stone, by the way.

[@movieswelove99]

You're right. I know zero about bikes. Thanks for the info.

[@JuzBuz-v1m]

Watch the doco called the madness of max which goes into quite specific detail about the 1st film... a must watch for all mm fans

[@armelind]

I dont understand which Mad Max this is about. The narration specifically spoke of the first Mad Max movie but the video clips were from the 1st and 2nd movie. One thing I thought was hilarious about the redubbed dialogue for Mad Max, the big bald guy "Fifi" was given a high pitched voice. When I was a kid I thought it was silly. I was around 8 when the movie came out.

[@golfberg1]

1979 KAWASAKI was everywhere in the USA 😅

[@lauriecarter8931]

Yeah love them Kwaka 9s as we used to call em

[@gypsysteve3576]

Does anyone know if they were the same actual Z model Kwakas originally used in the movie 'Stone'? I know Toad was Toecutter, but wondered if they re-used the same rides? And wonder if the original Stone bikes are still around today.

[@billmago7991]

apparently none survived according to Sandy Harbutt

[@elixtido1448]

I consider Road Warrior and Terminator to be Disruptors.

[@steliosmonas39]

ΜΠΡΆΒΟΟΟΟΟ!!!!!

[@douglasbanks3318]

Im good friends with Terry Gibson ,who a stuntman in Mad Max 1 ,also i have a heap of cast n crew pics from the Movie .Also i know a heap of FACTS .Also i have a heaps pics from the Vigilantes ,because Terry was the President

[@sikswitch1334]

I'm sure the original intercepter is in Australia

[@garywaddell1343]

Not for quite some time. It was sold to the Cars of the Stars Motor Museum in England and then, in 2011, to the Dezer Car Museum in Miami, Florida, where, sadly, it still sits today. A second one was used in MM2, for most of the driving scenes but was destroyed during shooting and went to the scrap yard. The original car from MM was mainly used in close-ups in MM2.

[@jacobmcbride9426]

So all the actors had their voices removed because they didn't think Americans could understand people speaking the same language 🤔

[@ZalMoxis]

The Toecutter was the best baddie.... that is kind of how Australia was in the 70's....

[@MatthewTaylor-c2i]

Still impressive the original movie dates well for modern Audiences.

[@peterschmidt9942]

You might want to check your facts. - The bikes weren't donated from Kawasaki...they were loaned and were suppose to be returned. Unfortunately the ended up wrecking most of them which Kawasaki were pi$$ed about. - Part of the reason they used Kawasaki bikes was the after market body kits they could get for them to make them look futuristic. - The biker "gang" wasn't a biker club at all (although some did belong to one). Instead of having the bikes shipped from Sydney, the extras chose to ride them down to Melbourne - in full custume. And in the process police thought they were a real bike gang. Thats why they needed a letter to state the reason.

[@movieswelove99]

Just fired my fact checker!

[@peterschmidt9942]

@@movieswelove99 There's a few documentaries about the making of MM and MM2. These are all straight from the horses mouth (so to speak), Directors Kennedy and Miller, Stunt coordinators, extras, bike builders. One is "The Madness Of Max 2015 and the other "Beyond The Wasteland 2022".

[@pauldarderi3560]

The green and yellow 900 was used for drag racing and is still around today

[@herbnalis3723]

The yanks dubbed ' superr hott' over ' 'very toey ' .

[@bryanpalmer9660]

According to info Mels pay of approx $10,000might seem small but it was a faur amonut when compared to the entire film.budget;also Kawasaki was a very successful motorcycle co by the time of Mad Max having released a series of famous bike (Mach two strokes,Z1,etc)

[@nigelliam153]

An engineer working in the city was on about $15k a year back then

[@tapper1942]

No it was the Australian accent which I am and a friend of mine bought a laser disc and that's how I discovered it was dubbed in a American accent. But yes it's all English 😂😂😂😂

[@dickyfast]

Ah good, but they never mention the real influence precursor 1974 biker movie "Stone".Milk Bar scene one of the gang members names is yep "Madmax"..

[@kallo182]

Strange, because im from Germany and no nativ speaking english Person. But i can watch the whole Mad Max Movie and understand every single word. I can not say the same Things about American Movies. I understand Aussie Accent 100% but US Accent only extreme hard.

[@robertlaube574]

All three are great but one and two are gold. I dont consider the new crap as M.M

[@Old_Man-ynot]

Anything after the first one is weak Americanized garbage. In Australia our vehicles run on petrol, not guzzoline.

[@hogsclogs]

Loved 1 and 2. Never was able to watch 3 right through. Americanized garbage.

[@OzSafe1]

FUN FACT: Peter Brock’s brother did all the car stunts in real time.

[@robertdale419]

I don't believe that for a minute.

[@OzSafe1]

@@robertdale419 Sure is true. I worked with Peter and Phil. Phil would drive to work some days in a Mini .........on the footpath. Great times and lots of crazy fun..

[@mickquinlan3400]

Yep it's true

[@stephencray6428]

Mad Max excellent film what more can I say

[@PhonzieIV]

Which movie are we talking about here? Apparently the 1st Mad Max but it keeps showing scenes from The Road Warrior …WTF

[@movieswelove99]

Dude... it's a 6 minute KZbin vid that I made for shits and giggles... I don't take it that seriously.

[@pauldarderi3560]

I doubt very much that Kawasaki donated secondhand Z900 and Z1000s your thinking of the Stone movie where Kawasaki Zls were used and they were new bikes 16 of them.

[@bradmacleanfishing]

Greatest movie of all time

[@Meee-ye7sr]

Nice list. I especially chuckled at no 11.. Americans don't get it. Ha! :-)

[@josemadrid2913]

I am the Knight Rider

[@Sea-Bass]

That’s wrong on the uniform. The Goose had the only real leather.

[@johnryder1713]

There was one Biker in an orange helmet killed at the point where Mel Gibson drives through them on a bridge near the end, RIP

[@Sh4dow682]

Gotta love all these AI generated videos..

[@Expedient_Mensch]

Kawasaki was not the internationally known brand it is today.....? Bullsh!t. It was very well known and competitive in motor sports. Why make up dumb things like this?

[@movieswelove99]

Sorry dude... I'm just not that smart. I'll try harder next time.

[@jamiebradshaw-mo1qs]

Don’t believe the Kawasaki fact

[@2000jago]

2:32 - "lore enforcement" No. You mean "LAW enforcement"

[@mattsmith-ri3lp]

The guy who hits the bridge in one scene on a motorcycle actually died, and was left in the final cut

[@fenderfetish]

Nope, false - he actually passed away recently. Nobody died in the making of Mad Max.

[@trevorjohnston9504]

not killed but injured the bridge is on kirk's bridge road little river my mates dad did a lot of the road blocks around geelong he worked for the geelong city council film areas were little river, avalon beach , lara,williamstown and along the great ocean road and clunes near ballarat (the train station ,the city main street used in the bikes burn out scene)

[@LeeD-u1s]

American's their so.................... American🤣

[@stevendupers]

Kawasaki's were not popular in the USA in the seventies but in Europe they were the in the top 4 The Z900 was the bike to have BEFORE mad max

[@ChrisDrake-fn7nu]

70s I rode Kawi 500 triple and 750 triple, my wife had her 125, Tons of Kawasaki`s in those days.

[@nofovos]

Only Mel Gibson has the crazy EYES of Mad Max....all the rest are crap fake :P

[@clintwatson4754]

SPROG

[@flashgordon6238]

A friend of mine and I rode on our motorcycles to see this at the theater. We didn't know what the film was about. After the movie was over, daggers were shooting out of people's eyes as they walked out and saw us starting our bikes and getting our gear on.

[@movieswelove99]

That sounds so WORTH IT!

[@xagtly]

Frog shit.

[@bighairycat]

I'm not 100% sure but didn't the American version also get swapped so the cars were on the other side of the road?

[@JoelGrant-ie4ly]

I really liked Mad Max's dog.

[@fishergordon2382]

😅I

[@andrewsmart2949]

you forgot the most important bit,the blue cattledog rescued from the local pound

[@pauldarderi3560]

That was in Mad Max two

[@philthymiller]

I loved Mad Max 100% but I couldn't understand how much the world had changed in Mad Max 2. It was stupid. 🤔

[@Moondog13]

Tina turner was the best. 😊