Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (1985) - Goodbye, Soldier Scene (9/9) | Movieclips

Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome - Goodbye, Soldier: Max (Mel Gibson) sacrifices himself and drives straight into the oncoming caravan in order to provide enough runway for Jedediah the Pilot (Bruce Spence) and the Little Ones to take off.
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FILM DESCRIPTION:
In the third of the "Mad Max" movies, Max (Mel Gibson) drifts into an evil town ruled by Turner. There he becomes a gladiator and gets dumped in the desert where he is rescued by a band of feral orphans who have been looking for help for years. When several of them take his appearance as a sign and go off into the desert, he follows them back to the town.
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Cast: Tina Turner, Bruce Spence, Mel Gibson
Director: George Miller, George Ogilvie
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[@phimseto]

Saw a documentary on this once that she ad-libbed the "goodbye, soldier" line, and when Miller objected, she stood her ground on it. Being that she was Tina Turner, he kept it in, and *that* was the right call. I saw this film on first release, and that moment is one of the standouts of the film and one that stuck with me down through the years. The respect, the "lose today, win tomorrow" approach, and just the casual cool of being boss enough to walk away on your terms.

[@ArvinYorro]

This is the only scene in this movie that I kept coming back to. She was bested by a man who had nothing but the clothes on his back, and there was nothing to prove from killing a downed man surrounded by your men. Its a cowardly. Auntie accepted the defeat and walked away laughing like a true boss.

[@antmagor]

It’s unfortunate that she never had another role after this movie. She wasn’t a terrible actress by comparison to others who transitioned from music to acting.

[@iforgotthenamemate]

Simple line but adds so much into the depth of character.

[@abbeypropertycare8081]

Well said

[@kway745]

What a badass. Not just here, but IRL. Rest in peace, Ms. Turner

[@Frankie2012channel]

Tina Turner was so badass! I LOVED her in this movie! RIP Ms. Turner, but tis a fact that all of our greatest ICONIC hollywood performers have to pass on eventually. At least they left us movies that will stand the test of time. :D

[@TheAres117]

Best villan she respects the road warrior as he respects her

[@brfswigcham]

"Goodbye Soldier." GREAT!

[@paulastiles7428]

Yeah, it might be better to call her an antagonist than a villain. A villain is an antagonist who's evil. An antagonist is someone whose goals are simply at odds with those of the protagonist. As you say, chasing off her opponents is something Aunty Entity can work to her advantage and as she says, she can always just rebuild. Her decision at the end not to kill Max (or even punish him) shows that for all her ruthlessness, she's not evil, hence why Max looks so thoughtful, even a bit admiring, as she leaves. She's a conqueror, but she's one with an admirable goal.

[@wyldewest5613]

Leaving him in the desert with nothing for miles is torture enough. She thinks he’ll probably die slowly.

[@brfswigcham]

Respectfully disagree. Every "Mad Max" movie ends with Max standing alone in a vast wasteland. He's a survivor. Auntie knows and respects that. To her he's a soldier of this post-apocalyptic world. She looks at Max and sees herself., a survivor and soldier. Anyway, she got what she bargained for, she is now 100% in control of barter town.

[@starkiller007]

@@poormanstrackframe No, she wanted to rid of blaster - so that Master can be bullied into working Bartertown 24/7. Without his bodyguard, master is a little weak man.

[@jedraw3581]

Something about that final shot of Max walking alone in the wasteland amidst the debris of battle that has haunted me for years. The definitive apocalyptic anti hero and icon.

[@spartanhuntergaming]

There is something attractive to wearing a suit of leather with pads of leather on it as improvised armour in an apocalypse

[@danielwoodwardcomposer2040]

Yes.

[@ci3bf]

His ability to brave a relentlessly hostile environment and endure what we would consider unbearable loneliness is inspiring.

[@davidlouis1068]

If you havent played Fallout 3 the video game...you should start asap.

[@ranakin9000]

Stole my words Bro

[@notdn]

one of the greatest scenes of all times

[@renatourena9092]

Dan Scrubz

[@renatourena9092]

Dan Scru bz

[@danielevalentini2738]

I agree, but this movie has also the best opening scene ever made

[@orestes67]

Easily

[@VRichardsn]

Really? I find it rather boring.

[@stpat7614]

The endings for these films are always bittersweet. The good guys always win, with the exception of Max who is once again all alone. Max gained and lost a family for the second time.

[@XvallorX]

Goodbye, Tina

[@joman6745]

I've always loved the scene when he pulls up next to the plane and the song beat slows down, then he speeds up and song starts playing faster.. goosebumps i tell ya

[@mulleris24]

Jo Man absolutely agree and that mental sound of the blown v8 as he pulls away.

[@jimmycee8875]

Yea that part gives me chills... the sound of the car and the music is epic

[@christiancarranza3824]

The only movie that I love that Tina Turner did that made her a great villain

[@ChumpyChicken2]

Loved Angry Anderson’s last Finger!!😂😂👍🏽

[@W.Stryker]

You know. There’s always been one lingering question about IronBar. Did he survive the movie or was he just some crazed lunatic that can take just about anything

[@mairidberz1450]

love how he just walks at the end. leaving it open at to wether or not he died. wish mad max fury road still had that "old max" thing that they were planning early on. one of the last old people who remember the old world

[@mrsswindon]

no way he died. It wouldnt take him that long to walk back to the pilots home. they left in a rush, it's basically unlooted. unless that is where auntie is going.

[@efnissien]

Goodbye Auntie Entity.

[@anthonyvasquezactor]

Rest in peace, Tina. 😔🙏

[@yadacoleman65]

That whole shot from 2:50 onward.... No one will ever be that cool.

[@cherylthommo1]

Angry’s defiant finger at the end 😂

[@bushwickdude.2676]

Epic scene RIP Tina.

[@tomvander6254]

Max's expression at 0:19 is so powerful, stoic and expression of inner strength. It struck me later that Kevin Costner (whom I respect for his films as well) had copied that expression perfectly to express that quiet power in his roles. It's sort of the way a real man should be.

[@tommyt1971]

I guess Ironbar didn’t know how to play Chicken. Too bad, kinda liked him even those he was a brutal thug.

[@tattooliverpool4373]

R.I.P Tina Turner a Rock Legend

[@go-goakins1489]

This is my fav scene of thunderdome!

[@shanej.w4822]

Five of my favorite Antiheroes, Frank Castle, Snake Plissken, Max Rockatansky, John Constantine and the vampire hunter Jack Crow - but only Max and Snake are the only true definition of lone warriors out of the five. The five of them are my favorite Badass antiheroes! Legends.

[@TucsonDude]

Must have been awesome building the movie props, crazy vehicles and special effects here. Pure steampunk at it's best.

[@garywilliams6611]

“The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few, or the one.” - Spock, The Wrath of Khan

[@PoeCompany]

Better than Fury Road

[@ricardocastillo5485]

Yes

[@stargazer2312]

Yep,in this one,Max was fighting for a real just cause and not for himself,and also,there's mel gibson,he is the real max,not tom hardy

[@zajtoja]

Not even close. Original series showed character development, growth of empathy in a man and iconic secondary characters. Thundrrdome is a very well made movie, beats the new one by a mile.

[@The12thDimension.]

The Fury Road is a movie of redeeming yourself. He looses so much at the beginning but throughout the movie he finds himself and decides to help people again by helping Furiosa make the right move. He begins as an animal and ends as a road warrior going back to the wasteland.

[@kascnef]

@Hanzo amen

[@dannyhemphill3327]

It's truly an under rated film

[@tomcatsherman6360]

i love Tina Turner !

[@MrXevier]

How well written this is. She has no reason to kill him now that she can no longer get what she wants. Makes sense. She is an allegory of what civilisation should be. Fighting for its existence but nothing about murdering for no reason. I love Mad Max 3, cause despite all this desert and post apocalypse, it s the one that carries hope. Yes it s the less violent of the first three, but it s far from meaningless. Max has never been a badguy imo, he s sort of a postapocalypse knight, a little rough around the edges, just enough to survive. I d have love to see what happened with the New Bartertown.

[@terrelltownsend8016]

Rest in peace, Tina Turner.

[@eliasgonzalez1372]

1:27 "You've gained Karma 😇"

[@lizardmanYTMND]

It's so interesting the way Auntie can simultaneously be respectful (borderline affectionate!) toward Max all the while maintaining their status as adversaries. She concedes his victory and spares his life... as much out of pity as anything else. How unsportsmanlike it'd be to kill a man who's already lost everything! So rather than put him out of his misery, she leaves him to rot. "Goodbye, soldier!" A genuinely fond farewell - and also a warning: this WILL be the last time we see each other if you know what's good for you. Don't you dare come back... if you even manage not to die of exposure out here first. Got anymore kiddie tribes to bail you out this time, Max? Good luck, raggedy man! *Tina Turner cackles*

[@VladislavBabbitt]

R.I.P. Tina Turner.

[@shmeagol]

Sometimes I think to myself that this was the best of the series. Then I watch a different one and think no that’s the best of the series. There’s honestly not a bad one among the bunch, which is super rare with franchises.

[@juniorsoprano7339]

1:26 thank you

[@johnwauters8576]

Tina Turner turn me right back around hahahaha 😂

[@varyar77]

Good bye, queen.

[@Otherfabbros]

You think death is the worst fate? Imagine being spared by the person who swore to kill you because he or she pities you.

[@josephdans5473]

Greatest scene and lines...

[@arphotography8954]

the sound of truck when Max drive to front of the plane give me goosebump....

[@davidnovatka3346]

He didn't die from the jumping from a vehicle. None of the vehicles ran him over on the ground. He wasn't meant to die. An apocalypse angel.

[@chrisbfreelance]

Auntie was a tyrant, but she had too much respect for Max, whilst he never had much, he too was one person who had changed that around him so much.

[@stargazer2312]

An absolute vehicular carnage,there are cars lying destroyed on a huge pileup

[@devine999]

It only took me 30 years or so, but I just realized the truck he's driving at the end is the one he had at the start...

[@isaacsrandomvideos667]

Wow

[@willynillylive]

It's the truck that he got and the end of the road warrior that lord hummungus drove

[@seanjohn14]

1:43 ...angry anderson aka ironbar 🤣

[@shadowignis4059]

When I've seen this movie for the first time, I though Aunty wants to marry Max. (Ain't we a pair, raggedy man?)

[@rishdog100]

Never forgot his job ... This the Best One ..

[@ПавелЛинд-б6ю]

Mad Max 2 forever

[@jackgahan149]

AND never was a 4 movie sad!

[@merovingian688]

Nothing like a game of chicken in the desert

[@jaboticaba4005]

Laugh's Tina ❤❤❤❤

[@johnharrison6745]

That was a hell of thing, bidding him a pleasant goodbye, and, then, just LEAVING him there, ALONE and BATTERED, in a WASTELAND..... But, that's a TYPICAL WOMAN; isn't it? 😉

[@Axgoodofdunemaul]

Tina Turner shows her amazing chops as a star.

[@kascnef]

When she's gone we will watch this movie again

[@solidsol9]

May God bless your Soul Tina Turner. One of my favorite lines in a movie, "Aren't we a pair Raggedy Man?..........Good Bye Soldier!" An amazing voice!

[@antonboludo8886]

Indeed!

[@jaboticaba4005]

Amazing Tina❤❤

[@crankfotton]

"Well.. Ain't we a pair? ... Raggedy man"

[@stevejensen3471]

And in silhouette against the sunlight, a damn gorgeous body as well!

[@Otrebor2099]

Iconic ending for an iconic saga by an iconic performer... goodbye Auntie, ride Shiny and Chrome.

[@mikimaus5420]

I like how the puppet guy had enough strength to stretch that finger. 😄

[@Kawika88]

YES, and Tina pulled it off so real and perfect.

[@cagneybillingsley2165]

the original mad max trilogy is superior. why are reboots/continuations for these trilogies always so bad? same director, but perhaps not the same crew. 80s were just different, better.

[@swedlepop7092]

@@cagneybillingsley2165it’s ok to have wrong opinions

[@valeriomandato2631]

Invece trovo bellissimo anche fury road...​@@cagneybillingsley2165

[@stephenhopkins6166]

One of my favorite ending scenes to any movie and her tip of the cap to Max by sparing him and respecting him as a soldier. Tina will be missed here and for her body of work. May she rest in peace. Classy lady and flawlessly delivered here…love her laugh too.

[@dhunter1133]

I wouldn't say Auntie spared him. She left him in the wasteland without water, food, weapons, or transportation, and knowing that the closest civilization - Bartertown - is a place he can't go back to without being killed on sight. An optimist would say Auntie gave him a chance; a realist would say she condemned him to a slow death instead of a merciful one.

[@VladamireD]

@@dhunter1133 depends, I bet Ironbar probably had some weapons on him as he was head of Auntie's security, those wrecks might have some food/water/fuel stored on or in them, and one of those dune buggies might be salvageable if flipped back onto their wheels. I'd say it was more a power play by her, putting on a show for her men that Max is so beneath her he isn't even worth killing.

[@dhunter1133]

@@VladamireD - Like I said, an optimist would say she gave him a chance. :)

[@jakephillips4453]

@@dhunter1133 She knew he could fend for himself. But it's not really about reality it's a movie. And he had the classic hero like qualities and resourcefulness. But yeah a regular person in a real life scenario would be most likely be screwed out there.

[@neonvandal8770]

She knew he was a decent man - he had every reason to kill blaster, but he didnt which is a rarity in the wasteland, and she had every to kill max, but she recognised that hlm helping the others escape to try and rebuild some kind of civilisation, is the same thing she tried with barter town - Two battered souls, that recognised the good and value in each other .

[@Mereo-xj5yg]

excellent take.

[@luvhart]

You got it in a nutshell

[@hecateswolf6007]

Great summary

[@v7nf]

he thined out the herd for her,got rid of master and iron bar,she is a queen,and queens used men against each other to keep their rule.

[@ABCMeEFG]

I agree, especially with that "battered souls" part. There was nothing to gain from killing Max. Just like two boxers or opposing teams leaving the ring or a field with having gained nothing more than respect for the other. Who won? Who lost? Doesn't matter, at least not anymore. "Ain't we a pair."

[@JHallenbeck]

"Well... ain't we a pair. Raggedy man." I just love that line and the way she delivers it with a laugh. That whole beat after the plane takes off to her driving away is one of my favorite movie moments of all time. Something beautiful about that moment of respect between two enemies and parting ways now that one of them has won. Perfect.

[@chloeevans2569]

She does a great evil laugh!

[@stephenhopkins6166]

It was a great laugh…

[@michaelabercrombie7698]

Out of respect she cut him loose.

[@Anarchist86ed]

@@michaelabercrombie7698 Actually she saw Max would eventually end up like she did. She started Barter town with good intentions, but then became a dictator. She saw the same in Max, thus she saw them as a pair... and equally lost.

[@Dominusmars]

Totally unbelievable. Film thing only.

[@Falconlibrary]

"Goodbye, soldier": Auntie's respect for the only man who ever bested her.

[@vulcan2519]

He softened her steel heart when she saw he was willing to get killed to save the others. She knew he did not expect mercy since she tried to execute him before, so, she knew for sure this was a selfless act, a rarety in the world of the post apocalypse, that's why she laugh at him, she was trying to show him she also could be generous, her ego did not allow her to just order him to be killed, it was beneath her to do after what she saw of him, first sacrificing his deal with her to spare blaster in the arena, and in the end staying behind at her complete mercy just so the others had a chance.

[@dfcardenas22]

@@vulcan2519 they both had that in common. She took care of bartertown the way he helped the others, sacrificing there own needs. Just my opinion, though.

[@vulcan2519]

@@dfcardenas22 Well, she did killed blaster, an handicaped man, because she wanted full control, she had that in her her as well...

[@waragainstmyself1159]

@@vulcan2519 thats just politics and necessity. She respected him.

[@Yuurei21]

I don't think as a villian. She is a survivor like Max and she is more focused on what is best for Barter Town. So Max did best her but she also saw him as a kindred spirt. But that is just me. LOL

[@molasorrosalom4846]

Auntie wasn't a warlord like the Lord Humongous, Toe-Cutter, or Imortem Joe. She was more of a leader with a code, who tried to rebuild her little corner of the world. There was a form of law in Barter Town. She also had a kind of respect of Max.

[@brianmerritt5410]

Toe cutter was just a thug. Noehere near the power that Humongous or Immortan Joe had.

[@paulallen8109]

@@brianmerritt5410 Toecutter was the most eloquent, witty and charismatic of the lot. It's clear he's way more than just a stupid thug. Those under him are thugs but it's clear he's no fool, and neither is his second in command Bubba Zanetti.

[@nailmontana1993]

@@brianmerritt5410 was toe cutter the guy from the first movie? Also , not goona lie I thought immortan joe was humongous, they show his burnt/damaged back, they show the back of head pumping, and he wears a suit that looks all muscle. I thought they were trying to show us he survived and this was his civilization he built since. He also addresses people the same way, and at the end it shows a guy who resembles the main thug guy from road warrior that humongous chokes out then later chains to his vehicle

[@vantom6194]

because he earned his Life through fighting and Auntie respect someone who has the will to fight and has a strong desire to live on.. that's why she says "aren't we a pair raggedy man goodbye soldier"

[@easygrin1127]

@@brianmerritt5410 toecutter was more than a thug... he was a highly intelligent but deranged villain who planned the destruction of the MFP and without him the otjers might never have gotten to power

[@mookitty2396]

What a brilliant scene. The keyword is “Pair” aunty recognized max not just as her equal but as a survivor. She didn’t have a problem with him personally. It just shows she wasn’t evil. They took someone important to her plans and she chased after them. After he was gone, there was no reason to continue chase. No reason to keep fighting max. The last words. Goodbye, soldier. Shows she acknowledges who mad max is. While this may be confused with respect. Acknowledging can sometimes be more powerful. He was but a stranger looking for gas and left her town destroyed. But she recognized he was like her. Both people clinging the old ways of helping others. Her trying to bring civilization back as best as she can and him helping others. While he tries to always gain something and not do things for free at the end, he always ends up getting nothing in return. Always getting left empty handed. But he survives. He’s a soldier. Aunty realize she didn’t deal with your average fighter so she left laughing.

[@tomtom34b]

Well, I suspect that she recognized him of being a strong survivor, and maybe (if he comes around to bartertown) she can work with him again. The other henchmen that she has around her seemed rather "lacking" in comparison.

[@calowenby1654]

Wow, you put it really well.

[@mrrictus]

@@calowenby1654 that's what she said

[@JWBabaYaga]

I was the 100th like!

[@mookitty2396]

@@JWBabaYaga amazing

[@renatolandyt]

-Goodbye, Soldier. -Goodbye, Ms. Turner. 24/05/23

[@franklesher4459]

We will meet again, beyond Thunderdome.

[@ArvinYorro]

Improvised too. What an incredible line.

[@adamsinclair1959]

Say what you will about the movie, but Aunty Entity is my favorite Mad Max villain by far. She has real depth and complexity to her, has an endearing dynamic with Max, and Turner just gives an incredibly entertaining performance as her.

[@dirtyharry1844]

"Goodbye Soldier."

[@ArvinYorro]

Ad lib too

[@functionatthejunction]

This scene and this line is what sets Auntie apart from the other "villains" of the Mad Max series and makes her the best.

[@Papa_Khan]

Aunties the best. She’s completely sane and just as rare as Max is.

[@TheWaynos73]

Aunty was as ruthless as the wasteland when she had to be but Bartertown did bring law and order

[@mar1no124]

*One of the best endings in movie history* fades into darkness, silhouette emerges from Max's bodily figure heading onto the unknown, already seeking the next chapter, followed by a fitting ending music ....a classic!

[@dfcardenas22]

Well, aint we a pair. Raggedy Man?

[@fortitude9932]

Aunty and Max are kind of like 2 mirrors facing each other, just different positions.

[@tammierose5043]

I wonder if fate has them tied together somehow

[@johnbrowntheprophet]

“Well…… Ain’t we a pair…… Raggedy man……” Classic!!! 👏🏻👍🏻

[@raoulcaliente1030]

And that laugh!

[@DechantMusic]

A Lesson in Sacrifice! Max gave of himself and everything he fought for through the whole film to save the kids! WONDERFUL! and so beautifully shot!

[@ChumpyChicken2]

Yep! And he couldn’t bear to finish off Blaster because he had the mind of a kid and had been taken advantage of.

[@davidlouis1068]

The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few or the one.

[@hyhena-gaming9986]

When it comes to max max, he will always save the most children in any context, except the first one, tagts when he went mad

[@Looking-great]

Agree. A work of art. They don't make films like these anymore. And there's no CGI in it either.

[@Mud_AleX]

Finally He Was Capt. Walker!..

[@bigbaba1111]

tina was a strong woman here but without the modern feminist crap. just like ripley and vasquez from aliens.

[@supastarvfr9534]

Yes, a strong character that happened to be female...not a strong FEMALE character as feminists always demand

[@YarcoTV]

The end scene where we get to see nuclear war damaged Sydney is great especially that it was all done with models no CGI back in 1985.

[@De7Sanchez]

There was CGI back in 1985 lmao.

[@De7Sanchez]

@@EskoMorko_ I know..

[@De7Sanchez]

@@EskoMorko_ No problem

[@mairidberz1450]

well cgi sucked back then

[@isaacsrandomvideos667]

Mairid Berz there wasn’t any cgi here. Other than maybe filters and stuff like it

[@2013venjix]

Goodbye... Aunty.

[@keithdoersam2557]

Rest in Peace, Aunty.... One of the best end scenes in a movie ever!

[@anakinchosen]

He started a police 👮🏻‍♂️ officer in the first max film now he’s become a soldier from surviving all the battles,very memorable indeed.

[@Eastopatra]

This is so melancholic now. The song is beautiful. Can’t believe Tina is gone.

[@Frankie2012channel]

But she left us so much to enjoy. We can mourn but also celebrate her life. She was so amazing in this movie, I loved every minute of her on screen. She has joined other heroes of the silver screen.

[@stevegant7286]

Tina Turner did such a great job in this move, Ike must have been furious! What a great ending line to a movie, and Tina Turner delivered it perfectly!

[@dcss89]

Did you guys realize that Logan (2017) has been inspired on Mad Max 3? Besides having an aussi actor playing the main character there is a moment in Logan when the protagonist is captured by a group of kids and gets his beard shaved by them while he was sleeping. In both films the kids think that they are supposed to leave the place and try to find some other mistic place where only good things happen, but the pragmatic and disillusioned protagonist tries to convince them to stay. It's so similar!

[@adarkstarz]

Good Bye Soldier!

[@ArvinYorro]

Improvised too. What an incredible line.

[@keysersoze5920]

The look on Max’s face as he drives by sees the kids for the last time says it all about him: a decent man in a dangerous landscape. RIP “Auntie.”

[@keysersoze5920]

Same look Tom Hardy as “Max” gives at the end in “Fury Road,” the look of the selfless anti-hero.

[@alexestrada77]

AINT WE A PAIR RAGGEDY MAN!! RIP Tina you are simply the best! Goodbye soldier!! 🫡🫡🫡

[@naamtar22]

...goodbye, Auntie.

[@michaeldines4827]

I first saw this movie in '88 or '89.........that engine note when he gets on it passing the plane is just...orgasmic.

[@kashifmahmood4766]

ain't we a pair. RIP Tina Turner

[@pablov8t552]

RIP TINA..

[@stephenaustin5954]

One of the all-time best sci-fi future stories. The whole series

[@bradleyblegen7519]

No offense to hardy but mel Gibson is always gonna be mad max, just saying

[@orestes67]

I know Mel Gibson hasn’t had the best history but with « Sounds of Freedom » it looks like he’s still trying to save the children like in this clip.

[@gutz1981]

You can so tell by the end of this movie and clip Max was super into Tina Turner's character. First time since the firs movie has he shown any affection for another woman.

[@Sybrakos1]

And for warrior woman from mm2

[@drew2fast489]

He was NOT. Wtf,man?

[@franklesher4459]

2:34 Tina Turner: Goodbye, soldier. Me: Goodbye, Queen Turner. We will meet again, beyond the Thunderdome.

[@Телефунтик-о8э]

Teacher: -Describe strong woman,please Me:

[@theghostofpennsylvania_11]

That new trash was not Mad Max. This was the last true Mad Max

[@authorjosephj.madden4993]

Agreed. Whether you love Mel or despise him, he WAS Max. Period.

[@lilithblackdragon]

Tina Turner is my spirit animal. Before there was Beyonce.....we had TINA.

[@ChumpyChicken2]

And those were great days!!

[@SuperBlackted]

True, I had to show my daughter some Tina footage on KZbin to make her see, she didn’t agree in person but her silence told the truth. Tina rocked.

[@authorjosephj.madden4993]

Beyonce comes nowhere close to Tina.

[@lilazazel]

Now this is the OG Mad Max!

[@CommanderTato]

In my opinion Fury Road wasnt bad, Tom Hardy isnt a bad actor either but i felt the absense of Mel, he will be forever the one and only Max.

[@doctorfate5186]

@@CommanderTato I Didn't only like Fury Road because Of Tom Hardy he Sucks

[@isaacsrandomvideos667]

Commander Tato yes

[@isaacsrandomvideos667]

Ben 10 please talk like a human being.

[@HELL77]

Oh my God !! Tina Turner's legs, were more than enough reason to watch this movie !!!

[@TheFinanceman1985]

Goodbye, Tina. You will always be the Queen.

[@greggbrumley173]

RIP Tina.

[@adamlunter2445]

Move over God… Auntie Entity is on her way up and she don’t screw around! RIP Tina ❤

[@frankiefriedman6158]

Rest in peace Tina Turner.

[@MissSallyB1]

Tina driving into the afterlife: WITNESS MEEEEEE!

[@L.r.e_motorsport]

Everyone talking about auntie’s respect, but I just keep rewinding back to Max’s truck, damn that V8 sounds good, sounds like a Top Fuel dragster 😍

[@rabbitsox]

IIRC, Bartertown was producing energy based on converting pig feces into methane, so I always assumed all the vehicles were somehow running on nitromethane. So yeah, they would sound like dragsters. :)

[@calowenby1654]

I love how sad everyone looks that Max left the plane. Like they know they made it out, and they know they won, but they also know that Max had to sacrifice himself for them to win. Despite the fact that Max convinced them that he wasn’t who they thought he was, many of them were still youthful, wide-eyed kids. I feel like this moment really granted them some maturity, and probably taught them more about the world they lived in.