Mad Max 2 - Break Out [HD]

[@cgh7337]

1:31 I always like the smile the blonde nurse gives the Gyro-Captain & vise versa. Its like they both know they are doing the right thing.

[@alexanderwalle3568]

His sack was also aired-out more than anyone she ever met (Max's sack hadn't felt air since about 180,000 miles ago).

[@diegoyotta]

I love this documentary about Australia

[@evildan524]

They should have probably added some fictional elements to improve the story....

[@bobs6280]

😂😂😂

[@blankpage555]

People fighting to soak up the sun

[@V8AmericanMuscleCar]

😂😂😂

[@dramaqueen4640]

Not enough poisonous animals.

[@stephenkissane4268]

Love that truck as much as the interceptor

[@dartanion0075]

Air start

[@lunaticfringe896]

I can't go THAT far my good man. 😀

[@IsaiahRichards692]

Road Warrior is always criticized as a slower version of Fury Road but no one seems to point out that Road Warrior was smarter. A brilliant diversion, suicide missions, booby-trapped gas tanks and Max using surveillance to survey the battlefield before even approaching the compound! Not to mention the compound defenses looked straight out of the Middle Ages; moats, piles of garbage as walls without mortar, pouring accelerants on their enemies and lighting them on fire, showing how much military technology has declined. Brilliant movie!

[@bryanleeyf87]

Fury Road sucks ass. A huge cluster fuck of a mess.

[@kalament1969]

I'll take this over Fury any day!

[@chrisphares4772]

FuryRoad is like part 3....there is no dog in Fury Road

[@colewilliams9432]

Fury road sucks

[@Nun3zDanny3]

This one is more believable

[@TheFlyingHeart]

What’s better about this film than all the others , is the complete REALNESS of it all. The sets. The machines. The people. The costumes. All totally real , and functional. No CGI special effects. No filters to make everything look orange. The later movies look like fantastical cartoons. But this film, you could BELIEVE every single character, and every bit of action. We will never have that again in film

[@heath_deadgerpvp1161]

We might, just hold on.

[@maddie.squared]

okay? the machines, sets, and people in fury road were real too bro 😭

[@Lost_on_stage_again]

@@maddie.squared Yeah, but they're stupid. None of the cars make any sense. It's a cartoon.

[@JagerFrostTroll]

Agreed. I think the the main thing movies today lack is realism. The interaction between the characters in MM2 feels natural and not forced. It feels real. Fury Road on the otherhand the the rest of the modern pretentious film industry is incapable of writing characters anymore. Notice how the entire MM2 cast is white. Wouldn't happen today, that's "racist". Back then they just made movies to be entertaining as much as possible, that was their job. Now they treat movies like a necessity of life. Pay up idiot, make sure to watch our terribly written film with hidden political agendas laced with CGI. Mad Max 2 was pure masculine energy. Movies like MM2 will never be made again, not even close.

[@DutchVai]

@@maddie.squared Fury Road was like sitting in church and listening the mulching of the same old stories over and over.

[@TheSeventhDeadlyMatador]

1:51 That start up noise the Mack makes is so badass

[@toiletpaper5770]

Air starter

[@TheWaynos73]

This movie still has the greatest explosion of all time.

[@ronni9443]

magnificent no cgi

[@Conan_the_Based]

Particularly incredible is how they only had the one take, and they blew up the set so no more scenes in the compound could be filmed beyond this point. Imagine if they made a mistake like in the Tropic Thunder beginning.

[@alexanderwalle3568]

There was no convenience store in there, either, which was the rumor and common with petrol--which also meant no Slush Puppies, beef jerky, Smarties, Toffifay and certainly no Rolling Rock.

[@StudSupreme]

Sweet Jesus, what a movie.

[@drmodestoesq]

For you people taking cinema studies in school. The antagonists entering the abandoned camp is one of the few shots in the film that is not mitigated through the consciousness of Max. For the vast majority of the film, what the viewer sees, Max sees. For example, when he is dazed after his attempted escape for the city and the Gyro Pilot picks him up...the scene is shot blurred and muted.

[@karenseery5064]

That shot of him being airlifted is one of my favourites. He was really hanging out the side of a helicopter...no CGI here 🙂

[@tonyt.r.5313]

Thank you so much for this insight.

[@djinndevyl7077]

Can we just enjoy the movie as a whole without some over privileged dipshit who never made a film worth watching gives some insepid fucking commentary on a movie? Yeah, right, no

[@jenniferlewis1437]

One of the best soundtracks ever!!!

[@ZombryaTheDark]

It's so epic yet tragic. And the star wars touch is nice

[@Mister_H.]

The best Mad Max film, no question

[@alexanderwalle3568]

To make sure he didn't lose any more people the Great Humungus put a stop to car repairs and fucking during sieges--boomerang-catching was okay, if you felt up to it--but catch at your own risk.

[@blork74]

2:22 love the little hesitation when humungus loads the last bullets from the box.

[@patricksquinlan1]

Note that he has a photo of his parents or grandparents in the box. Incredible. Even the Humungous is a person who lost everything.

[@Victor-056]

@@patricksquinlan1If you look at the box, you can also see that it has old war medals in it, many based around Honorable Conduct. Its likely why Humungous was so hung up about "Honor", albiet a twisted idea of it. His hesitation was likely him momentarilly pondering on his beliefs in that moment... Before deciding there was no turning back.

[@el_killorcure]

​​@@Victor-056Humungus was originally set to be Goose, and his gang the remnants of the police force turned scavangers...

[@interceptor213]

@@patricksquinlan1 there's also a Totenkopf...

[@spirz4557]

@@el_killorcure So that explains the mask and the burn scars under.

[@x42b]

When I saw this back in the 80's I never have ever seen such a large explosion in a movie in all of my life. And I don't think your ever going to see another one this large. This explosion should have gotten a world record for the largest movie set explosion ever. 😮

[@janelleoritz8976]

wait til you see the fourth movie.

[@Markus_Andrew]

Funny you should say that. At the time when this movie was made, it did in fact set a record for having the most explosives used for a single scene in a movie. The crew actually scouted all around the surrounding area for a radius of several miles before the shot, to make sure no campers were in the area as they didn't know how far some of the debris would travel.

[@Leondrius]

If you haven't already, rewatch this scene and concentrate on the music. It fits so perfectly with everything it's insane. Fury Road is wild, but this will always be the original chase. These guys busted out of the compound, probably not expecting to live. That's true warrior stuff.

[@HighFalutinTootin]

Everyone on the rig knew they were gonna die except Max

[@chuckscott4661]

@Jon. How do you know that Max wasn’t expecting to die?

[@IsaiahRichards692]

Road Warrior is always criticized as a slower version of Fury Road but no one seems to point out that Road Warrior was smarter. A brilliant diversion, suicide missions, booby-trapped gas tanks and Max using surveillance to survey the battlefield before even approaching the compound! Not to mention the compound defenses looked straight out of the Middle Ages; moats, piles of garbage as walls without mortar, pouring accelerants on their enemies and lighting them on fire, showing how much military technology has declined. Brilliant movie!

[@nepntzerZer]

@@IsaiahRichards692 what the hell are you talking about? Always criticised? This film was made almost 40 years before fury road. It created a whole new sub genre of film including countless american rip offs and cheap immitations. It was and always will be a massive achievement and a influential part of film history.

[@IsaiahRichards692]

@@nepntzerZer Sadly enough!

[@Fan_Made_Videos]

Max knew it was better to Burn Out than to fade away

[@peterl3417]

Yep, at least if you do it in a smart manner, your actions will have serious consequences, (good ones)

[@benjaminonuigbo3598]

One of the best build ups to an epic climax ever.

[@culturaldivide5439]

Even Max wanted the chance to drive the ol 2 stick Mack again

[@razor5385]

Good ol double clutch

[@roadwolf2]

Not bad considering Mel couldn’t get the hang of a quad box.

[@7judas77]

is one stick for low gears and the other for high gears?

[@duramaxman8242]

Nothing sounds as good as those old air starters.

[@Danilo-ns5fw]

Max rolled over twice in less than a day, with his interceptor and with the truck

[@gabrielabittencourtpetronn1353]

😳

[@andynieuwenhuis7833]

I'm Surprised that Max didn't do the hard braking, like He did at the start of the Movie, when He frist drove around the abandoned Mack truck. He might Ave been able to out run the pack following the Intersepter

[@toddbankes445]

Proof that old Macks will survive apocolypse.

[@zacharyberry685]

Max2 ? Is this Max 2 ?

[@Mechknight73]

@@zacharyberry685 Yes it is. Was called The Road Warrior in America when first released

[@GooseBurt]

1966 Mack R-600

[@daveminer9217]

Gotta love the leak free air system on that fossil. Started up after months, without missing a lick. That's built to last right there! 👍

[@angelwarrior8019]

So will Ole' Max. 🙂

[@sgtkabukiman9411]

Director: Action. *Explosion* Film Crew: DEAR GOD WHAT HAVE WE DONE?

[@averymerrick]

Harsher in Hindsight: All the talk of Max driving the tanker takes on a much darker tone when *we learn that the tanker is full of sand. The townsfolk are clearly in on the plan so they are recruiting him for what was probably seen as a suicide mission. This is reinforced by the concern shown for Papagallo when he announced that he would drive the tanker.*

[@chorei9326]

Não 444

[@guitarslim56]

Duh.

[@rivanakawengian4806]

Q

[@sumthingwikked4257]

Welcome to the wasteland, luv! *Hand over water*

[@finnmccool1591]

They know Max is out for himself (he ultimately gets what he wants - a vehicle and a full tank) and probably don't think he'll be as committed if he' knows he's just being used as a distraction. You can tell Papa Gallo was toying with him when he offers to drive the rig and he turns his back on Max, knowing full well it'll cause him to become e even more insistent.

[@pulsare.m.6719]

2:57 a great shot with the coolest music part. Looks epic.

[@donnahide]

The beautiful woman warrior takes a top defending position !!! I have missed her in this movie !!!

[@zacharyberry685]

She is like Robinhood !

[@robwalsh9843]

She was in Farscape too

[@jdgustofwinddance.7748]

@@robwalsh9843 Pa’u.

[@Willsey]

@@zacharyberry685 was also in the bond film, the living daylights

[@mitsos_306]

I fell in love with her as soon as I saw her in this film...

[@JakeStine]

One of the key details of the explosion in this scene is that there's no music until the end. They wanted the explosion to speak for itself, and then the final dramatic stab of music on the final series of explosions seals the scene. It's a masterpiece. So many movies today can't dare to have a scene without some kind of background ambient mood-setting music.

[@lcsilva3282]

1:51 just gonna drop this timestamp so i can hear the air starter on this scene

[@zacharyberry685]

It's a diesel

[@jasoncotton7087]

It sounds so cool, thanks for the time stamp

[@johnkruton9708]

@@zacharyberry685 yeah but with an air starter.....

[@limjahey4351]

@@zacharyberry685 well you're not wrong, but it definitely has a air starter. Ingersoll rand if I'm not mistaken for the model.

[@DarkmanRides]

You have to get into the characters head find out what makes it relatable to you. Max had lost everything that he ever loved he's tired and he just wants it to be over. He realized this was his last chance to save the closest thing that would ever be his family again. When he met these people he regained some of his Humanity again just enough to do the right thing and died himself this time instead of surviving and seeing something that you love killed again

[@sumthingwikked4257]

I tend to lean toward a do-or-die wish for Max He knows the compound won't survive the convoy, so he has a chance to make with the fuel, but if he dies with it, so what? He lost his interceptor. He's got nothing. Might as well drive the tanker.

[@frankhassle9366]

Mel gives Steve McQueen a run for his money for the title of King of Cool with this role!

[@DeltaEcho303]

2:22 Lord Humongous loading all four of his remaining rounds vs. the one shot from the last encounter. He's not taking prisoners this time.

[@tubewatcher77]

In the wasteland everybody has descended from an Ice Hockey player.

[@al1terieur444]

Australia official sport.

[@taterater1052]

Also in Fallout how did Caesar’s Legion get tens of thousands units of hockey gear in a desert 200 years after a nuclear apocalypse lol

[@Gwestytears]

@@taterater1052 the store

[@drmodestoesq]

In Canadian post apocalyptic films everyone is wearing a slouch hat and carrying a boomerang.

[@RTD8481]

I love the rig horn!!! Sounds so cool!

[@countdown2xstacy]

This is by far the best Mad Max

[@RTD8481]

Great ending. I wonder what happened to wreckage of the rig. If anything was salvaged that exists today possibly

[@roving_gnome]

0:45 same way Bulletfarmer gave boomstick and ammo in that bag to Jack

[@matthewcaughey8898]

Lot of credit to the unarmored gyro captain. It takes guts to be that exposed and still hit back

[@williamhaynes4800]

Gotta hand it to you,, Treasure. Last of the V8 Interceptors, piece of history; it was a shame to blow it up.

[@aussiewell1945]

He says it would have been a shame to blow it up (pointing to the booby trap device he had found and removed.)

[@williamhaynes4800]

Yeah, I meant it was a shame when Toady activated the self-destruct and blew it up.

[@christopherdunn317]

1:42 this is what happens when you disobey with a puppy lol !

[@Blade666324]

I also love the fact they based an entire episode of reboot off of this movie and it honored the movie quite well.

[@iggytse]

So in hindsight rewatching this as an adult the whole tanker mission was a suicide mission to take out as many gang members as possible using the tanker as bait while the convey went in the opposite direction.

[@karenseery5064]

Yes, and it always bothers me that they were willing to sacrifice him. Sure, he wanted the fuel, but I haven't ever believed that he would steal a whole tanker for himself. He did know, however, that initially, at least till he could find another vehicle, that the tanker was his only means of transport. And I think that he knew that he would be the best chance they had to get what he thought was their most valuable resource out to safety. He would've expected to get to a rendezvous point somewhere and perhaps hook up with whoever survived the marauders.

[@jjrj8568]

@@karenseery5064 that was the point; they never fully trusted Max, and that was his fault; in the end, he accepted that he was used as bait because of his utterly antisocial persona; Gibson's Max only regained his full humanity on Beyond Thunderdome

[@peterl3417]

@@karenseery5064 Papagallo knew everything and was willing to sacrifice himself for his family anyway. They just knew they couldn't fully trust Max not to turn the tanker over to the bandits, or to make a run for it all alone

[@karenseery5064]

@@peterl3417 there's no way Max would've willingly surrendered a full tanker to the marauders, or put himself and the kid in peril.

[@finnmccool1591]

The plan was to successfuly defend the tanker age make it to the rendezvous point, but probably failing that, abandon it, hitch a ride with Papa Gallo and the Gyro Pilot and speed away while the gang were distracted with seizing the rig. That's why Papa Gallo gives Max this "Well?" look and Max gives him a "Don't ask" look, because he's pinned to the rig by Bear Claw, and why Papa Gallo encourages The Feral Kid to jump aboard because "We've won!"

[@Makaan]

2:51 look at that Stuka, the Luftwaffe giving support to the ground units

[@ArkangelPygar]

Define epic in just three words: Mad Max 2.

[@andynixon2820]

Yeah , what a film .

[@Jacno77]

Last ones a number

[@ArkangelPygar]

@@Jacno77 Numbers are words. Everything's words (ask Lev Vygotsky).

[@Nanku42]

A cinematic masterclass

[@thebigbop5866]

@@Jacno77 Two

[@mattsprayberry0]

If this movie taught me anything it's that you never leave the enemy the spoils

[@paulhare662]

Salt the fields.

[@jamesrogers2999]

1:52 when he hits that air starter. EAR CANDY !!!

[@anamericanman]

This movie must've been a lot of fun to make.

[@besserwissersmartass1170]

Still, kinda looks like a deleted scene from a modern movie, which i find hilarious.

[@hourglassesandphatasses]

it was the most expensive Australian movie made at the time lol

[@angelwarrior8019]

The entire movie was filmed in sequence. From the first scene to the last. All in order. Which is virtually unheard of in today's world of filmmaking. Brilliantly put together. If I am ever able and have the opportunity, I will film 📽️ my movie the same way. Starting with the 1st scene, then moving onto the 2nd etc.

[@footballnick2]

@@besserwissersmartass1170 Modern movies can't stand up to this film.

[@karenseery5064]

@@angelwarrior8019 and this would explain the strange lack of continuity with the weather - the sky is blue, overcast, blue, there's sunlight, there's no sunlight...shadows, no shadows, and this is just when they switch camera angles. I often wonder how long it took to shoot the scenes.

[@mariaandino5973]

Espetacular, super película, gracias por compartir . Excelente...felicitaciones por la elección fantástica 👌👍🏻👏👏👏✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️

[@TOhara-eb2lp]

Three best action movies of all time…this, Die Hard, and Aliens. Fury…are you kidding me?

[@jameshacking5604]

I've already commented as such on a similar video, but I love the way the guy with the turban does not trust Max at all, throughout the movie. I've also always wondered what happened to the big guy with cropped blonde hair?

[@mindlessdroid3630]

Effects crew: So you want an explosion Director : Yes Effects crew: How much explosives can we use Director: All of them.

[@DutchGlow-fi2ip]

It's a gasoline explosion, same as most Hollywood pyrotechnics. There may have been no explosives at all.

[@zachlong100]

4:21 Michael Bay: I’m going to make a whole movie like that

[@RTD8481]

I Love the horn blast! Sounds so cool!

[@jimthomas777]

Now to do the job , I need 5 gallons of Diesel and some hi-octane gasoline

[@Nanku42]

My vehicle and all the juice i can carry

[@Heavilymoderated]

The old Mad Max movies will always be superior to the new ones in my book. The new ones are just too silly. They prove that you can go too far over the top.

[@andreyholdarov6120]

Хороший фильм ! Наше ближайшее будущее ! Человечество к этому катиться !

[@themachine9159]

03:02 pure power,domination

[@jjrj8568]

Yes,i consider that moment to be the apex of the old trilogy in terms Max's superiority and badassery;he lost the V8 interceptor just to upgrade with a post-nuclear Mack rigged for war

[@melvinatkins998]

Fury Road was a fun watch!…. But Mel Gibson is Mad Max!…. Fury Road was like making a Riddick movie without Vin Deisel!… 💯

[@mikemongo928]

Bad ass movie :)

[@chrisdonahue524]

This makes me want to move to Austrailia.

[@mchughcb]

Imagine driving around all day with 2 dead guys strapped to the bull bar in the heat and no windows. After a few days that smell is going to be like a dead camel. And then you have to park it near your tent and the mrs and kids are going to be complaining about the smell and the flies.

[@catsndogs98]

There is no fury road without road warrior

[@vgarcia8994]

The soundtrack is Total! A case of beer & Cutty Sark, for Brian May! Hearing Action!

[@christopherdunn317]

Without that score this would not had the same impact music is king ! for movies.

[@Nanku42]

Indeed, film score n music are invaluable part to any great film

[@CaptainCanuck1975]

The tanker was the OG War Rig.

[@thatfordguy2268]

At 4:37 anyone else see and hear that hunk of metal hit the ground? 😎

[@gabrielabittencourtpetronn1353]

😆

[@V8AmericanMuscleCar]

1:51 Ɗàmń that air start sounds so sexy! 🔥 ❤

[@CycolacFan]

Love this film but why did the Humongous never attack the rear of the compound where there was only a three foot high wire fence?

[@ronjohnson9507]

Because it wasn't in the script

[@MasterOfTruck]

theres a large trench built around the entire compound where the only real way to get it is by the front. anyone who would try to enter any other side would be picked off quite easily getting through the trench and trying to climb up the other side.

[@cobblerwillorange]

Do not ever question the Wisdom of the Iatola of Rock n Rolla.

[@sergioroberto9186]

Qqqqqqqqqqqqqqq11qq

[@zacharyberry685]

That might be the best explanation

[@michaeljoyce-q6s]

This looks like a great place to live.

[@speakfreeley4473]

At best it would take a very long time for those marauders to rebuild & get that oil well functioning again.

[@taterater1052]

I don’t think they actually had anyone savvy enough to, nor did they have any production facilities to make new parts because they blew up the metalshop too

[@speakfreeley4473]

@@taterater1052 Of course that's at worse.

[@taterater1052]

@@speakfreeley4473 They don’t seem like anything good could result from them gaining power, except in maybe like 40 60 years when the new generation is like okay we’re sick of this shit. Maybe you’re right

[@robwalsh9843]

I always thought the budding romance between the Gyro Captain and the cute girl was so charming, and random lol

[@michaeljoyce-q6s]

This was a cool movie.

[@MichaelLaferriere]

Still is, decades later. Unmatched except perhaps by the first one.

[@MichaelLaferriere]

"The gas, the precious gas, was hidden in the vehicles."

[@whiteknightcat]

Actually, it was "The juice, the precious juice, was hidden in the vehicles."

[@jonathanakehurst4489]

Totally EPIC!!! ❤

[@JohnDoe-vg5ch]

You know, I view this film particularly as the peak of the series. No CGI, no nonsense, and it was quite fairly grounded given the setup and what not. I liked Fury Road but I feel this movie was better, plus Mel Gibson is Mad Max.

[@anthonyjohns7384]

All man wanted to do was see his family one last time max was a broken and a hurt man did what he had to survive a day

[@shakeelmohideen7172]

😂proof that fuel will be more important than water..😂

[@keanumaikekais2202]

Portland/seattle circa 2021

[@kitosjek9541]

Nah they are too much organized to be compared to those freaks

[@JuanDeSoCal]

What a puny plan!

[@Ragnar6000]

I love how Lord Humungus puts his dog on a leash

[@opag78]

yup, the whole BDSM references are strong in this movie. This was my least favorite aspect, but it definitively defines the style and makes it unique.

[@JohnRoberts-wk6rf]

Maybe the best movie explosion ever, very realistic.

[@xraystudios3693]

"Oh shit!" - The Gyro Capitain 198X

[@jimthomas777]

The naked lady went down , She is a playboy model painted on his rear stabilizer wing , you can really see her when Max first walked up to it and grabs the snake

[@TheFlyingHeart]

Whenever I see a big rig, I say “All drive dat tanka “

[@chuckscott4661]

4:13 The moment they knew they fd up 💥

[@zacharyberry685]

Have they tried sharp Shooting arrow shooting to flatten there tires ? Wherever they keep all of their spare tires might still leave them having to use bicycle pumps .

[@Usernamehear]

I always have a hard time when the dog dies.

[@bigmaxy07]

MM2 had a nice balance of cult obscurity and mainstream. It had already started attracting big celebs at the time (Virginia Hey, Cookie from ACP etc) but hadn't really gone total mainballs like the third one.

[@Hankbhomeless]

Double clutchin the Mack daddy bastard with a Mack powerhouse

[@Irishesbox11]

Just got back from Furiosa had to watch some old school Mad max to clean my pallet

[@stevezisk3415]

I'm reading the new book Blood Sweat and Chrome about the History of how they Made Fury Road. 1 quote from Director Steven Soderbergh said I can't believe that Hundreds of People are not Dead.

[@peterl3417]

The stunt driver playing the biker that hits a car and flies into a ditch at like 60 mph a couple minutes after this scene almost fucking died lol.

[@stephenkissane4268]

Look closely one of the cars the gang has is an MFP police car but its not the yellow Ford falcon

[@RTD8481]

“He lives now. Only in my memory!” Rose’s last words in 1997s “Titanic”

[@bikerleo1966]

Come to the "Mad Max 2 40th Anniversary" March 2022 Silverton New South Wales find more details on the facebook page :-) or contact the Mad Max 2 Museum Silverton. There is a compound being built for this event and many recreated vechicles will be there.

[@Garyruizjr]

I’d say by 2022 we’ll be living in a Mad max world.. 😂

[@culcune]

Can I bring my phased plasma rifle with 40 watt range? Er, wrong movie...

[@adamsaunders3413]

Always reminds me of Stonehenge Festival in the 1980s . Swear they were influenced by new age Travellers

[@jr7392]

Too bad the "peace at all costs" hippy lady survived and the warrior princess didn't make it.

[@darkhighwayman1757]

She escaped to Farscape...she did turn blue

[@opag78]

thing is, you absolutely need warriors to win the war, but you also absolutely need hippies to win the peace. Only the US had both of it and we all know how the cold war went.

[@RonalCoolings]

Nic Collins tenia yo 16años 😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤

[@saraiva6826]

Bons tempos

[@bumpnscore]

DO YOU WANNA JUMP! Do you wanna?! Well that’s fine with me, let’s jump!

[@xraystudios3693]

Wrong movie pal!

[@zacharyberry685]

Lethal Weapon

[@zacharyberry685]

Is this about Riggs' special bullet ?

[@xraystudios3693]

@@zacharyberry685 No, it's the scene where he jumps off a building

[@michaellilley1489]

Did anyone else noticed the air lined where not connected?

[@djwesper]

In the first 30 seconds you see a cowboy in the background behind Max... was that intended to be a dummy to confuse the attackers ?

[@MrRothfux-ts6nm]

One of the best action movies ever. However, I always asked what Papagallo meant, in his one man vehicle. He should have at least one shooter with him.

[@opag78]

cars itself are used as weapons throughout the Mad Max series. Just rolling over or ramming something at high speed is releasing enourmous powers and Papagello's car is designed for ramming. It is basically the post apocalyptic version of an armoured knight on a war horse. Having a car and shooter would be a chariot and these are used as well, but you lose maneuverability and speed. The original Mad Max trilogy is suprisingly well thought out. It is much less fantasy than the newer movies.

[@MrRothfux-ts6nm]

@@opag78 The car is light. In rough terrain, it would be very difficult to acquire the speed needed to do real damage by ramming. And he had no protection for himself, so he would do more harm to himself than to the other vehicle.

[@finnmccool1591]

If you look closely, there's room for at least one more passenger behind the driver's seat.

[@martintrapper5366]

Fun - crushing maniacs with a big tanker truck.

[@donchupe4800]

Mamalon!!! El camión

[@345mrse]

I had to fill my tank up last week and it was just like this at the gas station.