Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome - Train Pursuit (1/2) [HD]

[@ctgman]

The “Im going home” part with the record is so moving. Has always stuck with me since I first saw it as child.

[@WorkingmanX]

Same

[@spaced86out]

Almost like a magical spell from the Old World. Feels really mythological that a gang of children restarts a successful civilization, Like the kid here Skyfisher, Just became a new class of wizard now that he proved that the Sonic is true and it's pointing them to the promised land.

[@AlanAvis]

Practical effects. Real car crashes, real stuntmen, real locations. This makes it so amazing and timeless.

[@jsgold2000]

"PLAN???" "There ain't no plan".....

[@franciscs1604]

“We’re all gonna die…” - Rocket Raccoon (2017) / Hawkeye (2021)

[@BobbyStJohn-fg1kb]

ahhh Pig Killer !

[@danielorr7124]

Story of my life 🙃

[@ResidentBigEvil]

That cow car really stands out from those other cars

[@swanzettajohnson7882]

I KNOW RIGHT! LOVE IT

[@paradiselost9946]

moo moo mooove it junior!

[@MadMax-sc1su]

When my guidance counselor asks me what my plan is after high school...0:45.

[@barnabyhoofer8044]

I remember seeing this at Walsall ABC, back in the 80s. How we were amazed, when we saw Angry Anderson, on that two-man bogey, pumping the handle along by himself, fast enough to catch up with the train. A scary sight for that kid with the binoculars!

[@dawidjozwiak9502]

One's the best postapo SF movie and my favorite part of Mad Max series. Cpt Walker :) Greetings from Cracov, Poland!

[@ilboudomaxime7033]

X

[@roscosart1888]

Angry Anderson was comic relief for my mom, i can still hear her laughing everytime something bad happens to him 😂

[@bentullett6068]

The guy on the pump trolley has stamina to pump that quickly.

[@gozerthegozarian9500]

He is fueled by his seething hatred of Max LOL

[@smith5796]

Haha lol.

[@leonmumford179]

Angry Anderson. Rose tattoo. Aussie band .

[@danielorr7124]

Iron Bar is still mad that Max knocked him off of the platform-

[@HiDesert004]

RIP Aunty

[@danielplowright5701]

Sad he lost his iconic jacket.

[@theextremelnightmareth2008]

And Interceptor V8 too

[@MadMax-sc1su]

He also lost his iconic sawed off shotgun in Bartertown

[@alexcarter2461]

To be fair I'm surprised his uniform lasted 20 years in that environment to begin with.

[@hush6149]

Don’t worry he searched the wastelands and found it again for Fury Road :)

[@DeanMartinson-ci3lk]

Cool flick: RIP. Auntie Tina

[@goldenlion1155]

I enjoyed all 3 movies. Not one of them has let me down. Can't wait to watch Fury Road next

[@footballnick2]

@@wades9327 Beyond Thunderdome is a massive let down to Road Warrior.

[@suvhangopaul6138]

@Aaron Barranco Here we have a person who has never opened a dictionary. If they had they would have realised that their is a difference between protaganist and hero. Lazy critiques that because furisosa is the main hero the film shouldnt be called mad max while cometely missing the central themes and purpose of the movie prove that you clearly didnt like the movie (which is fair) but have taken to bullshit justifications that make no sense.

[@captainnikkolai9081]

@aaronbarranco752 Every Mad Max had guns and a chase.

[@owenbrown3816]

@aaronbarranco752Everyone is entitled to an opinion, however, seeing as how yours is a stupid ass opinion, I’ve decided to ignore it

[@videogamecin]

@@footballnick2 Hot take: I like the first film and Beyond Thunderdome better than Road Warrior.

[@lukesevron5388]

I don't know WHY, but that record scene has always stayed in my mind.

[@kleberdmekekekeekdgarmdeke9813]

Cffffff

[@leonprowse5806]

Where are you going?

[@TheWaynos73]

its brilliant because of what it represents. these children have never experienced modern technology in any way. it would be like showing a rocket ship to a caveman. pure wonder.

[@paradiselost9946]

@@TheWaynos73 true. but i also see it as a recognition that everything we know will invariably fade, decay, crumble, and be forgotten. except vinyl records, our only storage medium that has the potential to last for virtually... ever. given the ideal clay and silt, you got fossils.

[@christopherfoote4643]

Actually it ways nice segue from 'there ain't no plan' to what it to follow. There clearly is a plan and it's being implemented. This was a crucial part of the movie. Once those kids had Master it was game over for Bartertown

[@geronimopingman9492]

in the french dubbing version, for obvious reason, the "french lesson" is transposed with an "italian lesson"

[@danielorr7124]

French viewer: "Why are they saying everything twice?"

[@BobbyStJohn-fg1kb]

one of the best chase scenes ever

[@swanzettajohnson7882]

SHE WAS FANTASTIC PLAYING THE ICONIC ROLE, AUNTY ENTITY SHE NAILED IT.... PERIOD!!! SHE WAS FANTASTIC DRIVING THE VEHICLE IN THE FILM 🎥🎥. SHE'S DEFINITELY ROCK 💋💞💋💞💋💞💞

[@calowenby1654]

I fucking love how proud Pig Killer looks at 3:48.

[@Setebos]

"I'm going home . . . " Poignancy in the wasteland.

[@paradiselost9946]

of all the things i got from this movie, its the idea that the ONLY record of our spoken words, of our civilisation... is vinyl records themselves. they can fossilise. given the ideal sediment deposits, fine clays and silts, and then... time... our tape degrades, our wires corrode, our capacitors discharge and fail. buildings fall and steel rusts away. i like to think that in a few million years there will still be samples of our audio kicking around. and that any thing with the intelligence to figure out what its little grooves and ripples signify, will actually have no trouble reproducing its contents. that its principles are in fact, self explanatory. and gratefully, most of it will be music from before the rot set in.. the stuff that only just was starting to emerge when this was filmed... no miley cyrus, no 50cent... bliss :) bonjour, merci, si'l vous plait?

[@Michael-sd1mu]

Anna Goanna grew up and used to sing songs to my son on ABC for kids.

[@fonya4380]

Looks like a typical weekend four wheeling in Moab these days :)

[@glow2590]

I always felt bad that the monkey got left behind 😔

[@dkoz8321]

The pumper is getting a great cardio workout. Can we get that at our local Planet Fitness?

[@niagarawarrior9623]

This movie came out the year i was born. Neither of us aged well.

[@Leondrius]

First Mad Max came out the year I was born.

[@donaldmisgen5743]

This is awesome 👍

[@W.Stryker]

Well....Ain’t we a pair, Ragety man

[@caseyalexander1705]

Goodbye Soldier…. I love Aunty.

[@RealGoober7865]

Mad max one:cop mad max two:truck chase mad max three: train mad max four: truck chase 2.0

[@NileKelly]

That truck body/train setup is absolutley sick. I know it's a movie, but that gearhead part of me asks, how was it built, what kind of engine ran it?? Fucking genius engineering and building. Alot of the Mad Max Trilogy vehicles were like that. Of course, the original Interceptor, a 1979 Ford Falcon, with Weiand intake on top a 351, with that insane blower. The Aussies have it right, even to this day: take a Ford Fox body (like a USA Mustang) and make THAT thing!

[@snowrocket]

I think the Intercepter was a '73 Falcon XB, the Australian version of the American Torino GT. The Bartertown truck was a 1960's era B-Series Mack truck. It hadn't occurred to me then, but now I rationally ask, "If Bartertown runs on methane, and the truck broke away from that fuel source, how does it stay running?".

[@WiztalkScience]

PLAN?? there ain't no plan🧐🧐😂😂😂

[@perfectionbox]

trouble with beyond thunderdome is that it doesn't really add anything. The first half had all the new ideas but then the plot retreats into road warrior.

[@Leondrius]

I think this was kind of a children's movie. It was about fulfilling the hopes and dreams of children vs. the harsh realities that exist.

[@danielorr7124]

Only the final chase scene was a copy of Road Warrior. They even had Bruce Spence playing the pilot (The Gyrocopter pilot from the previous movie)

[@christopherfoote4643]

That wasn't my impression.

[@christopherfoote4643]

​@@Leondriusnot exactly. I think it was meant to convey that even in the worst of circumstances there is hope.

[@christopherfoote4643]

​@@danielorr7124no they were escaping and were looking to get away from the people of Bartertown.

[@hcaballero57]

That face at 4:00 always makes me laugh.

[@crispinjulius5032]

This movie gets shit on a ton because they compare it to The Road Warrior. It doesn’t hold up to that movie but it does have some great moments.

[@chocolateex1907]

2:41 Silly man

[@donhatter159]

Max Lost Everything On Three Movies. Mad Max: Lost His Best Friend And His Family. Mad Max The Road Warrior: Lost His Car And His Dog. Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome: Lost His Weapons And His Jacket.

[@melon-qm7ed]

he gets his jacket back in the final scene of him walking, you can just barely see some of it. (and in behind the scenes)

[@danielorr7124]

Also lost his camels and his new vehicle to the pilot, and then Master-Blaster.

[@dkoz8321]

At 4:10 we see the advanced Tesla Self Drive feature of a Tesla 4X4 Off Road Apocalyptic Vehicle that has survived Apocalypse.

[@civmike]

The Australian package

[@markszczepanski5293]

Justine Clarke is my cousin that's crazy 😍

[@bigredinfinity3126]

How the hell did angry Anderson use a rail cart and keep up

[@ResidentBigEvil]

I can't believe he was actually gaining, and by himself too, persistent little freak, ain't he?

[@tomtommerson6320]

Determination

[@TheWaynos73]

or die five times and come back 😝

[@danielorr7124]

Only thing I can guess is that the railcar was not going that fast. Maybe 30 MPH or so-

[@stoneflbstonecrewflb7299]

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[@leonmumford179]

100% better than crap they are making today

[@Jcushing5]

It really all went to shit with this film and never recovered

[@punknoodles0]

So where does one get jet-A fuel in a post-apocalyptic wasteland?

[@Saintbow]

Methane, hence the pig shit.

[@DixiePokerAce]

The Little Man.

[@deoglemnaco7025]

@@Saintbow I don’t know anything about methane...

[@M0butu]

Bonjour

[@prettyfardotcom]

@@deoglemnaco7025 you can shovel shit can't you?

[@williamcalley5593]

How did you download it?

[@kawirocket88]

Only thing I remember about Thunderdome is it was a horrible letdown vs The Road Warrior(1981).

[@MrLobo1024]

Max loses his leather jacket 😑

[@aqilahamzah3646]

Macam serius jer kan?..next

[@burtonrivera5253]

Its a great sequel and the continuity in the Road Warrior universe is great. Its a cring-ey film because its too much Hollywood, between the scores and the scenes. Its non-sequitir to throw the music with these themes. Add the G-PG- and back again, its too damned much

[@久保田初夫]

世界が乱れた時代になればいろんな反乱が起きるんですか？

[@jonasbertipublio629]

Tina turner.

[@licmir3663]

I was never a fan of this movie. Unlike Road Warrior, I never felt that they were in real danger at any time. I couldn’t feel the tension that permeated the second film. And the annoying extreme closeup of the bad guys for no reason was ridiculous. Is this a good movie as a generic adventure flick? Yes. Did it feel like it was part of the Road Warrior universe? Not so much. Everything felt silly, almost like a parody, such as the frying pan scene here.

[@hello_there571]

Its basically two movies put together. Miller did the first half and then came someone unknown who wanted to make a apocalyptic version of "lord of the flies" and he just put his idea in mad max. Beyond thunderdome making was hard for Miller after his friend's death so he didn't care much for the film. The pg lowering damaged the movie heavily. I have a conflict with that movie. I like this movie and deeply hate it at the same time.

[@nunyabidness4220]

Yeah, and chasing a train is also a problem. A train can go faster, or slower... and that's about it. There's not a lot of evasive action you can take when you're stuck on rails, and everybody's gonna know where you end up, even if they don't catch up immediately. So that kind of kills the whole chase thing. There's no "driving," which is a core component of Mad Max movies.

[@GetJesse]

✌️

[@fabioandersen9146]

Posta dublado ai 🤘🤘🤘🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷português

[@MrJobsworth1979]

First two were great . This: Mmmmm

[@Autisticguywithacamera]

Yeah, it wasn't great. Fury Road blew me away though, so that makes up for it for me at least.

[@hello_there571]

Well this one was pg-13 so techically a children's movie. Miller had lost interest in movie when his friend Kennedy died on helicopter accident.

[@Autisticguywithacamera]

there dthere did you know it wasn't going to be a Mad Max movie at first? Probably explains why it didn't have the same "feel" as the first 2.

[@Ahmetçakar12-f3x]

😂

[@burtonrivera5253]

This makes sense if you ve read Lord Of The Flies, for example. The scenes play in your head and you watch the movie and the scenes are just "too" airbrushed. This is that. Thematically and intelligently brilliant, but the visual ratio is an awful match, especially the music, with the G-Pg, R ( wait!)...and back-thing

[@danielorr7124]

It's how the Lord of the Flies kids would have turned out if they grew up on their own. Primitive hunter-gathers with a distorted view of modern society.

[@giuseppecondorelli2183]

Italiano

[@warriorpredator128]

The kids are the most annoying characters in these movies

[@CL-bq9ul]

2nd

[@Boxinaboxwithinanotherbox]

3rd

[@nyukananorris3833]

Woolford Gayle

[@Stitch-mc7pk]

1st

[@lordhumungus3578]

What is this crap??? Nothing like MM2!

[@guntherthequizmaster9515]

Mad 😡 Max gives me an inspiration for Stan Lee’s legacy Any questions about the Mad 😡 Max inspiration for Stan Lee’s legacy❓

[@artygunnar]

What??

[@sassythesasquatch1571]

Tard

[@teslarob4790]

This movie hammered me seeing it as a kid. It might not be the “best” in the MM series but it did more to flesh out the world. Also remember when this entire chase sequence blew your mind and you thought nothing would top it - then 30 years later Fury Road came out? 😮

[@magic4478]

4nd