Mad Max: Fury on Four Wheels [Behind The Scenes]

[@WilanderMascrenhas]

If you guys dig all of this chaos, check out the music that inspired that crazy guitarist from the movie... kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqjPopSQmriXiJo

[@camaroteal]

plz put the blond in the film in a thong plz

[@ДерзкийКлоун]

в фильме реализована концепция матриархата

[@kenyattajackson3303]

Wilander Mascrenhas i

[@heyyoubld7315]

I read "people eater, fuck truck"

[@commodoresixfour7478]

I like how that gas pedal is a shoe sizing tool.

[@mthlaxer]

love it when they actually make the cars fully functioning, really shows a labor of love from all sides and is a great nod to gearheads all around

[@jodroboxes]

Also the reason why i really liked Death Race (2008), the cars and stunts were real.

[@dieselman8v923]

That is why I hate the fast and furious movies.

[@jayr1757]

I agree, this "after-take" makes the cars in the movie really, really cool. It's too bad the movie itself didn't glorify these vehicles. I had seen the film, before this.. and thought mere mediocrity of the vehicles showcased only because they took the back burner in the film.

[@thecrazytruckdude10]

I know, things like the screaming skulls on the exhaust of the imortan joes car. That took a lot of work and nobody say that. Its a true testament to these guys and their work.

[@jonathanstancil8544]

Very nice to see that some people still value craftsmanship instead of CGI.

[@bcn1gh7h4wk]

"two V8 engines, locked together, into one shaft." my laughter exactly.

[@thefricking5407]

Jeremy Clarkson would like to have that Engine to his blender

[@mrputter-rs]

Hahahahahahaha

[@safsidhibaat]

Someone liked my comment but didn't answer ... funny

[@peacfl9610]

@@safsidhibaat old top gear host. Hes an asshole but very entertaining to watch

[@12LoLproductions]

@@safsidhibaat He's a cast member on Top Gear UK, can't say much besides that since I don't know either

[@metalltitan]

After watching this I can even more appreciate the movie. Gods I hope there will be more Mad Max movies. These freak-cars are gorgeous!

[@Keys879]

I'm sorry, but this movie was a work of art from bottom to top. I loved every minute of it.

[@code0662]

Don't apologize!

[@DanielHerd]

Narrator: "he was in no way sorry"

[@Deontjie]

Great cars, shitty story line.

[@Vitriolblog]

If you want to clear the room of females however...by all means pop this in!

[@wtffor]

Well done! Thoroughly entertaining for any Mad Max auto enthusiast such as myself!

[@Nokia-ol2el]

wtffor j

[@imre6409]

Even for me, I've never seen a Mad Max movie. I think I would enjoy the movie a lot though.

[@gerbendejong5800]

Op

[@nadjerbora1630]

wtffor iooo

[@kdseidle8031]

The amount of custom work here is insane!!! To be there watching them shooting that movie. Holy Shit!!!

[@stevefowler1787]

As an Engineer, when I watched the movie I didn't know, nor expect, that the engines were actually fully functional as depicted, I'm extremely impressed with all the work and expense they put in to engineer and build fully functioning vehicles...that must have cost a pretty penny.

[@tuvoca825]

Insurance would offer... liability only. At least until the movie put them in their own "custom" category.

[@nubreed13]

I especially liked how most of the stuff was made from junk made before a specific era so it's consistent with the previous films

[@ausguy4385]

LOL the full blowers etc are fake 🤣

[@cocarr1]

@@ausguy4385 Always were...

[@sigi9669]

@@ausguy4385 Just the fact that these are gasoline powered full vehicles is insane. Any "sane" movie studio would have had these fitted with an electric motor if they really have to move. But would try their hardest to just have these be stationary props atop a flatbed, and have CGI do the rest..

[@noseefood1943]

this is car builders dream world after some strong shit.

[@Zamolxes77]

Praise be, praise be, the Magnum Opus !

[@stephaniecrotty5703]

I have the game chum bucket says that alot

[@banditodorito1191]

"421 CUBIC INCHES HOLY ROLLIN', NOONE CAN TOUCH YOU ON THE BLACKTOP, DAY AND NIGHT! YOU'D BE ROADTRIPPIN' WITH THE GODS!" *excited Chumbucket noises*

[@miguelchingon313]

“Oooh the mighty duster!!” “Are you on one of your mystical trips saint?”

[@benfalls828]

“Saint….if your lookin’ to gain the favor of the gods, you can always do a death run. Crow Dazzle’s not far!”

[@zuhardi]

these guys are so creative. they even craziest than games developers

[@user-rm4pr7el5s]

zoey margera they make the crazy shit work.😁

[@ThZuao]

Well, the $150 million budget certainly helps.

[@KamiKaZantA]

That's the benefit of an art director with a clear vision.

[@immanismjr5606]

zoey margera In Borderlands are similar cars or buildings in that kind of style...

[@Heron11177]

Ever heard about Carmageddon? Vigilante 8? Rock'N'Roll Racing? Burnout? I'm not disagreeing, just pointing that the original Mad Max's inspired a lot of those games As they already said here: a clear vision art director and an absurd budget helps a lot on that crazy process They deserve the hype because the movie was fantastic

[@raymondpetrovits2336]

The resurrection of the 1948 Dodge truck is my favorite. The “Big Foot” vibe was a cool touch. Loved the movie and your efforts

[@Superdummy803]

Fury Road is a instant classic. Anyone that loves cars and REAL effects should check it out. It is a throw back to when movies were made before CGI took over everything.

[@Streetrocker28]

This is the sole reason it was very good !

[@jayswarrow1196]

It is a Singer Porsche 901: A brand new car, handcrafted by a factory load of men, to bring back the joy, people had, before computer design and regulations regime. Biblical efforts.

[@ragingbull5883]

20:53 haha that's a foot measuring guide, fucking genius

[@Atari8888]

Raging Bull is that a tf2 fan, perhaps a spy main :3

[@centralscrutinizer66]

Good eye, I saw it in the movie and thought about how many times I was obsessed with those as a kid at the shoe store.

[@StranaHyena]

Lol, I noticed that the first time I watched the movie

[@UltimateGamer181]

Yep, a Brannock is what it's called.

[@nicom4996]

Nice catch

[@colubrinedeucecreative]

This is so many of us at 5 years old out in the yard in our self dug holes and dreaming up amazing cars, and even better, brought to life. Truly amazing!

[@NoOneLt]

When watching the movie you really forget how inticate and detailed every piece of machinery used is. Wonderfull work by all.

[@1911GreaterThanALL]

Piece of art forever immortalized!

[@DraccoKnightblade]

Riding forever, shiny and chrome!

[@SaveThePurpleRhino]

WITNESSS !!!

[@1911GreaterThanALL]

Tis' awaited immaterial in the halls of Valhalla!

[@1911GreaterThanALL]

I will love this film always, continually, constantly, perpetually, incessantly, endlessly, persistently, repeatedly, regularly!

[@iMpRiSiOnEd]

These guys would be among the best mechanics and fabricators in the country if not the world. Ive yet to see this movie but i had to watch this because of the artwork and hard work put into these gorgeous vehicles.

[@blackcellagent]

V8! V8! V8! V8! It’s criminal that this film didn’t get the accolades it deserved! It’s a masterpiece of mixing metal and meat. Ultimate roadwarfare to match that of The Road Warrior film. Although nothing will top the nostalgia of The Road Warrior movie. I was barely double digits when I watched my first Mad Max film and have been a lifelong fan. I sure hope to see another film in the franchise soon.

[@redlinejosh4974]

The more I see this the more hyped up I get, well done this movie is 10/10 in my book

[@shaysunderland1494]

Xgamer patriotX you know what they should make a book

[@ruminmusic]

This movie for me is one of the best and grandest action movies I got to see on the big screen. It was phenomenal.

[@KarsonNow]

This is the reason why I love this film. Epic masterpiece. No dumb CGI around, they bulid this things in real!

[@TITANSofTheEARTH]

This Film was so good because it was made 50% with real stuff at least... not too much CGI. It was worth the effort 4 sure :)

[@kristinconverse2856]

Wow!!..that's gotta be the coolest behind the scenes ever made! Can't imagine how many hours went into building all those cool vehicles!

[@DemonWarp65]

What pissed me off was all the people complaining when the trailer first dropped, going "derr if the gas is running out, den why dey drive deese big cars?" Ok, I don't want to see Max and the warboys duking it out in Volts and Priuses!!!

[@jimbartosevich498]

Now I wish there was just one prius to demonstrate what happens when it goes up against the gigahorse or peacemaker.

[@axeavier]

why must an electric car be or look like a volt or prius?

[@jimbartosevich498]

Axe Avier in a functioning world battery powered cars have yet to overcome the challenge of being worthwhile for most of our peaceful needs. How many charging stations do you think could survive in the mad max setting? How difficult would survival become staying at one for half an hour, immobilized? Edit: besides the practical uselessness of electric in modern times and the "throwback" effect of the apocalypse, the tribalism of these desert drivers must also be accounted for. There is a reverence for the internal combustion engine, particularly the v8. There are shrines made to it. The war boys hand signal represents a v8. Besides the inclusion of massive cars, you must also think of what is excluded. Mad max has a distinct lack of any solid state electronics on purpose. Sure some minor solid state electronics may have survived. But nothing as complex as the digital electric motor controllers needed to operate a proper electric car, or to deliver the smart charge they require.

[@jimbartosevich498]

Arne Hurnik v8 would be just as unreliable as what? As electric cars that rely on solid state motor controllers that don't exist in the mad max setting? I mean, sure gasoline is a previous rare commodity there, but at least it's real. Read my previous comments about the tech throwback from the apocalyptic event. Also pay attention to the fact that the drawbacks of electric cars being exaggerated in such a setting, and they're a hard enough sell now. Also look at what I've said about the reverence that these people have for the v8. I also explained that hp=prestige. See, the movie makes perfect sense to someone who has learned the setting. Don't forget that it it's actually a sequel. There are three previous movies that clarify the logic of this one.

[@jimbartosevich498]

Arne Hurnik less of everything is not the same as none of anything. You really haven't put any thought into this before replying. Its okay to not know. Just admit it. My response will be edited so I can go back to what you wrote several times. Your question about gasoline is answered halfway in this video. The people eater is a mobile refinery. (Since you didn't watch the video, the people eater is the name of the truck with the limousine cab. Refineries are mobile because that makes them more defensible. Hence all the need for powerful engines. The other half is seen in "the road warrior" when max finds a heavily defended pumping station. If they can refine gas, certainly they can reclaim and clean oil. For the THIRD time, advanced motor controllers and solid state electronics DO NOT EXIST. The engines used would not be reliant on ecu for this reason. They are carburetor aspiration, and purely mechanical. There is food and water. Those are the very things that the warlords are fighting to control. That's the key. As for parts and components, the setting is POST APOCALYPSE. That's why all the vehicles are so rough looking. They aren't manufacturing from new. They are building from scrap. Again, the video you are commenting on explains this. Just admit that the reason why the moviemakes no sense to you is that you haven't made any effort to understand it before you say something else as dumb as "aNyThInG oThEr ThAn A hOrSe Or DoNkEy Is ImPoSsIbLe" about a setting you know nothing about.

[@Swarm509]

I wonder if we get the to see the guy who runs the "tire farm" that makes all the new tires for everyone!

HAHA well played xD

[@ThePAPPYLONGSTOMACH]

lol they should just cut back to him mid film retreading tires and being all gloomy

[@f-22raptorlandingzone30]

Old MacDonald had a farm...

[@wargasm74]

I absolutely love the real work that has made the vehicles!!!! Thank you for showing it all.

[@Parhomenko-B]

Колоссальная работа проделана, жму руку каждому, кто работал над фильмом. Слов нет.

[@dennisboekema2065]

These are rhe craziest collection of insane chaos machines ever, and the movie was mindblowing!!!

[@CBRuRedE1]

You truly have to appreciate the man hours and the skill it took to create these vehicles for the movie. And the fact they are all completely functional (as far as the engines, blowers, turbos, etc.) is incredible. Damn fine job and this was very fun and entertaining to watch.

[@aced6394]

Truely, it hurts to see so many rare cars chopped and cobbled together, but the ratrodder in my heart just loves these vehicles

[@trevorjaster4072]

Ace D as you saw they didn't use good condition cars and most were just junk wen they got them no nice cars were harmed

[@CrimsonTide001]

Perhaps we need a disclaimer: no nice cars were harmed in the making of this film :)

[@aced6394]

CrimsonTide001 depends on what you consider nice though

[@zacharytaylor8523]

Alot of the cars in Mad Max where kit cars supposedly. you can make Nux's vehicle out of all new parts if you really wanted to.

[@Plur307]

Look at it this way. Those cars that were chopped up are now immortalized in one of the greatest car/action movies ever made and will be enjoyed for generations to come by people all over the world. I don't consider that a waste at all.

[@azulsereno5434]

The new rally dakar edition looks amazing!

[@さけさん-n1l]

Thank you for entertaining me over the years and maybe for years to come.

[@brettjones4733]

I got to work on these for a few months before they headed over seas , incredible design and engineering, I don’t think any other production company has ever come close to doing what these guys did

[@drithius4801]

Never tire of watching this when it comes up in my feed. Incredible Movie.

[@J2J_Trini]

This isn't just about vehicles this is art in the finest form

[@twizted6921]

This was actually fantastic to watch I can't believe it took me seven years later to actually see this video but I'm glad I got to see it. The movie was fantastic all the vehicles were amazing and to see them actually working vehicles makes it even better

[@blackcellagent]

The commitment and level of detail to each vehicle is astounding. To make and match that vehicle to the characters persona is just next level love! Doing the franchise justice and making an epic film that is an amazing high octane thrill ride!!

[@theadventurebiker]

F*cking awsome. I absolutely loved this movie. I can only imagine the budget involved in designing and creating these masterpieces.

[@maxwood192]

as a tradesman engineer I can see the workmanship that has gone into these machines. Absolutely amazing.

[@ray8427]

Anyone associated with these builds are EXPERT ARTISTS. Just awesome work!!

[@Pebergriffin1]

Didn't realize they made all these cars functional, got a whole new level of respect for the movie

[@sonykroket]

Man, those cars are art. These builders and esigners are masters of their craft.

[@simseema1155]

Man I loved everything about this movie, like the war boys screaming "Witness me!" before sacrificing themselves, and especially these sweet ass rides

[@sjb2202]

I did not know they used two damn V8s for immortans caddy. Thats fucking nuts.

[@pilkjaer]

What an iconic movie and what an awesome car design. All car enthusiasts love this movie.

[@lubco125k8]

war rig is tatra 815 6x6

[@still34u]

docela prekvapeni, kdyz jsem to slysel

[@lubco125k8]

to je dobre :D

[@pavolmalovec37]

tiež som zostal prekvapený keď som to dávnejšie zistil :) ale ani sa nečudujem, že práve tú vybrali sám povedal že to bola najoptimálnejšia voľba pre film

[@lubco125k8]

to bolo stavane z 2 tatier alebo aspon som videl ze to malo 2 motori tatra 815 v8 a potom ich nahradili inymi

[@pavolmalovec37]

mne sa zdá že nakoniec sa do nich dal motor čo sa používa v Dakarových špeciáloch

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Love watching this! A vid I watch over and over......... 👍👍

[@soldyrkare5790]

In my opinion the Giga Horse, People eater and Doof wagon are the best ones. I fucking loved this badass movie, so much legitimate hard work and creative brain power put into it. Ill bet it was upsetting for the creators to see their machines of war being destroyed when filming lol

[@edwardandrade4390]

Every bit of it was a complete work of art. 👏👏👏👏

[@diecksl]

Fun fact: The DOOF wagon is based on a german 8x8 MAN truck (12:00). The german word "doof" means "stupid" in english. Coincidence?

[@nunyabeeswax186]

Doofus!!

[@mrbenoit5018]

Lejf Diecks Doof is Aussie slang for Techno music, but what you said is a much funnier suggestion

[@jayswarrow1196]

Education is more fun on the internet. Thanks folks.

[@Originalxlander]

I have loved MAD MAX since I was a kid. Wish I could get into one of the films. I hope you make more. I look forward to them if they do.

[@TheJuicer97]

Holy fuck I would have never guessed these are fully functional I would have said at least semi-functional, this is amazing :D

[@SuprSi]

Same here, I was blown away during this video! Huge respect, and I love the film even more now.

[@nagualdesign]

This is the problem in the CGI era; it's all too easy to assume that nothing is real, especially with films like this that are particularly heavy on the effects. The Transformers films are the same. It wasn't until I saw behind the scenes footage that I realized only the robots themselves were CGI, the rest is real. There was one scene with a real explosion that sent a real car flying and, off-camera, it ended up jammed in the side of a building two stories up! I'm definitely going to have to watch Fury Road again after seeing this.

[@TealJosh]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mH2ZmaNud7B1aJY

[@blancosanmartin]

Level of detail= unparallel. Cheers from Chile!.

[@Krrrimmi]

"I remember the Road Worrier." -oldman

[@doct0rnic]

Its incredible not only that thet were made but that they are fully mechanically functional. Having all those engines running perfectly with few major breakdowns

[@blendpinexus1416]

My favorite is the tank tread car. Reminds me of the swedish strv 103 tank which is my all time favorite tank.

[@Demonslayer20111]

scooter800m that thing has got to be the weirdest fucking thing I've ever seen

[@blendpinexus1416]

the strv 103?

[@samthomson3394]

scooter800m same I also love the bikew

[@blendpinexus1416]

reminds me of the ripsaw there

[@banditodorito1191]

I LOVE Mad Max and Mad Max 2, but H O O boy, was this movie amazing! The classic Interceptor being retrofitted into the glory that is the Razor Cola was an amazing sight! I love both styles (because Razor Cola IS the Interceptor) and I love this movie. AND NOW I CAN SEE HOW IT WAS DONE!!

[@driver3025]

This was the BEST movie I’ve ever seen.

[@danielwiltshire929]

Driver 302 do you know if they’re making a sequel to fury road?

[@driver3025]

Daniel Wiltshire dunno bud. I hope so.

[@Feintgames]

Yeah, I mean, it's hard to find a more perfectly executed film anywhere. I freakin loved it. Every part of it is good from the props to the acting to the music to the story...even the cinematography is great, which is something that's often overlooked when the budgets go through the roof and the concepts get larger than life.

[@Bluesky35102]

lol then you haven't seen a lot of films

[@driver3025]

Bluesky well... out of the 3 movies I’ve seen this was the best ....lol.

[@МаксимУсачев-ъ7и]

Классный фильм. Круто все показали.Вам большой респект. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@elhomo6406]

"We've actually supercharged the pair" shows 2 turbos Edit: dm I now see the superchargers

[@vanargrand3199]

Yeah, they didn't fuck around.

[@NazrenStoriesChannel]

That is a beautiful artwork..i hope can see more movies like this, good job guys because making a quality movies..👍👍👍👍👍

[@toadwine7654]

BEST movie EVER

[@Mihal4ify]

all these cars are like peaces of art,each has something unique compared to other cars, really cool

[@cotes42]

12:51 People Eater starts

[@adammajeed9745]

I have seen this movie about 8 times now and i cant enough of those guzzoline beasts. This video is pure satisfaction

[@buildthings79]

Oh damnit.. someone get me a towel.

[@jayswarrow1196]

More like a life-raft, really.

[@Rob_-dv6ei]

The cars in the film are masterpieces - I kept my eye on the modded Jaguar XK120 when it was alive!

[@butleroutdoors]

I'd take a Mercedes G-wages 6x6, put a mini gun in the bed, more reserve fuel tanks, some M60s in the rear seats, and some other weapons, and put them on one 👍🏻

[@taylorstrickland388]

By far the coolest documentary I've ever watched!

[@obamabinladen6719]

I bet you paid for allot of gas

[@dunhillsupramk3]

meh i would say maybe 2tankers to get all the shots??? but with all of Hollywood hating on gas i would think they used E85 (corn juice)

[@BravoCharlie]

So much fun to rewatch the Black and Chrome edition and then check this out. Absolute art.

[@k.c.lejeune6613]

@ 20:13, all that sand and silt pouring into the supercharged engines, instantly would destroy them, the air intakes are somewhere else on that Tatra.

[@PoDgYz123]

Endo Cannabinoid *cough* air filters *cough* heavy duty ones the use in the military for their hummer in the desert.

[@howlingwolven]

Correct. All the superchargers WERE functional at the beginning of the shoot.

[@PACKERMAN2077]

they even make a point to show how they work in the movie when the engine catches on fire and they have to plow into the sand to suck it down into the intake to put it out before it blows up.

[@Swarm509]

It has been a while but didn't the superchargers have a gate that shut on them just before the sand hit? Not that it would stop it all, but hey it is still a movie so they can get around that.

[@Linerunner99]

The effects in this movie are practical. Meaning if you see it happening, it happened. So obviously they built it in a way that they can protect the intakes while using the scoop.

[@ludeman]

I have seen this movie 4 times in theaters and after watching this behind the scenes makes me wish they would re-release it in Imax and would go see it again

[@hennessy4666]

good movie .

[@halleshuluhooping3282]

speedy cool and

[@YOCOSMINMAX16]

Acum inapoi la Master chef mihai popescu

[@rayinpau.s.a.6351]

SICK ! , Every thing about this movie is Intense!

[@eurosonly]

The cars were the real stars of the film for myself while others would say that the film itself was.........mediocre......boom

[@jonathanoxlade4252]

When mad max uses real cars just makes the movies even more better that that fact these cars are custom built yet you can build these from scratch from a busted up rust bucket into a v8 super charged

[@carlosloyarubenlizarraga2670]

I have a big smile that it's incredibly. I love big motors and this takes the cake for fully functional props for movie.

[@witnessme602]

How will George Miller ever top this?

[@Keldermeester]

He already did it in 1979 lol

[@ilham7345]

All mad max cars are real thing since their first movie

[@Tr3zn3r]

Binary Tribbles they are making two more. Hopefully all are at least equal the this movie.

[@manxman8008]

Excellent designs lads!

[@0NodMan0]

*_WITNESS ME!!!_*

[@julianspitzner2036]

This was super interesting! Love the history of the vehicles and how many different cars were used!

[@GNARGNARHEAD]

much rather just see the footage, all this rapid cutting is annoying AF

[@brendanstanford5612]

gnargnarhead. I wanted to get a good look at some the the amazing detail on the cars, but no they only show 1/3 of a second of it and jump cut all the fuck over the place. I don't know what kind of "effect" they were trying to pull off

[@brendanstanford5612]

Director Dashie. It's so fast it even makes it hard to pause on what I want to see. I'm watching on a phone, so I can't slow the play speed. They showed every vehicle in the fleet about 20 times but In a shitty jump cut way. They could have given every vehicle a nice full pan for 20 or 30 seconds.

[@mysticfox6599]

You've been able to lower the playback speed on mobile devices for a few months now.

[@nagualdesign]

gnargnarhead I totally agree. It's seizure-inducing shit. Brendan Stanford When you pause a KZbin video you can use the , and . keys to move frame by frame.

[@marksonwilson4835]

Watch the movie then

[@galil_6863]

This was already my favorite movie of all time but this video made me love it even more!

[@nagyandras8857]

there is only a tiny problem guys. the original interceptor was actualy identical to any interceptor, except for the blower. witch actually made sense (even tho in real world the engine did not like it) , max needed more power. blower gave more power. AND (quite unrealisticly) it had the opton to be on, or off. could be done, but not easy. however it would make sense, fuel is not abdundant so you want an "economic" mode. so it all comes down well. on the otherhand, here the things you shown are not practical mostly. that tracked thing is certainly not gona be fast. the car with tractor wheels on it, is allso limited in speed. and so on. thing is , while they do look great, they are simply not things one would use in a world like that. unlike the original interceptor witch actually made: SENSE.

[@metallbroetchen]

Nagy Andras you are asking for logic and sense in a mad max movie?

[@nagyandras8857]

the original interceptor MADE sense. these magnificent machines do not.

[@nagyandras8857]

i leave that to your mom. she is world class.

[@hoppinonabronzeleg9477]

'Which witch is which?' as my old teacher used to say, along with 'The boy threw the ball through the window', and 'They're going there to do their homework!'

[@lorenzoescobido8966]

Every excellent movies have a second part... Good job guys...

[@mandrac2]

i wonder what happened to those car once the movie was done. Did they sold them?

[@kastriotaliu4989]

MANDRAC I assume they were sent to a graveyard,so they could be recycled!

[@mandrac2]

shame

[@claytopolis]

they were either recycled or melted down

[@fmxinsane]

please dont say that :S

[@powerpc127]

Did you see the movie? George Miller blew them all up.

[@f4bkyn388]

Kudos to modern movie makers sticking to real props❤❤❤absolute respect and appreciation!!!

[@vinesauceobscurities]

It's a shame most of these works of art couldn't leave their shooting location due to the cost of shipping them all out and for safety reasons.

[@Dung30n]

I wanted to ask what had happened to the wonderful beasts, now I know. thanks

[@jaggernutox]

so you are telling me there is a Twin V8 tractor tired dual body behemoth sittin in the desert somewhere?

[@night7185]

jaggernutox i guess

[@ilham7345]

I thought they strip it after shooting

[@Balty_Burnip]

jaggernutox Most were scrapped and crushed.

[@justlucky8254]

Being able to see all of the rigs like this was great and so were the explanations about them. I wish they would've spent more of the time talking to the actual fabricators/builders and hearing their perspective on how/why the various aspects came to exist.

[@reneheroux2178]

The stuff they did'nt showed in the movie Car's

[@andrebadaloff3222]

Вот это я понимаю ответственное отношение к делу! Невероятная работа.Респект мастерам!

[@harrykuheim6107]

What became of all those cars ? The talent of the Designers and Mechanics absolutely dwarf the Talent of the Actors and the Story /Script was even less impressive

[@Slaughter1985]

Harry, I was interested to know this too so I did some digging. It turns out that some of the vehicles were crushed in Cape Town South Africa to avoid government import/export shipping taxes, but quite a few did survive and were returned to Sydney, Australia. Which were: *2 x War Rigs *2 x Gigahorse *Doof Wagon *2 x Nuxcar *Razor Cola *Max's Interceptor *Convoy 1 Elvis *Convoy 2 Jaguar * Caltrop #3 Cranky Frank *Polecat 7 Buick *Polecat 6 Surfari *Polecat 3 Oldsmobile *Clawcar 1 Ford F350 and a few bikes The "Buzzard 5" and "Polecat 4" are in the hands of private owners, the body shell for Buggy 11 Lysdexia was placed for sale on ebay recently, and the Bigfoot vehicle was stripped of its body shell and the chassis returned to being a monster truck again. You can read more about it here. furyroadvehicles.blogspot.com.au/2016/01/where-are-they-now.html

[@shaysunderland1494]

Harry Kuheim moastly scrap since really there unusable the interceptor was scraped once and the rest were put into museums

[@Dung30n]

I wanted to ask what had happened to the wonderful beasts, now I know. thanks

[@Slaughter1985]

No problem Martin. Glad I could help.

[@justdoingitjim7095]

After I clicked on it I realized I'd already seen this. But, I kept on watching it. I couldn't take my eyes off those vehicles and I have the damn movie!

[@CortezEspartaco2]

Did this movie turn a profit? Lol it seems like they really abused the budget.

[@goonwop592]

was thinking the same... this behind the scene clip was almost more entertaining then the movie.

[@theArkytekt]

The budget was 150 million USD and they made almost 379 million at the box office

[@CortezEspartaco2]

m9yc Wtf man.

[@Vwrescue]

m9yc what is your problem?

[@goonwop592]

m9yc Here, kitty, kitty!!

[@virus7379]

Wow!!! So impressive !!! Now I’m going to watch this movie once again

[@120masterpiece]

If this was done in America OSHA would have shitted a boeing 777!

[@bogomir67]

If this was done in Germany Berufsgenossenschaft would have shitted a A380!

[@wesleyhodnefield8030]

787?

[@Vashtorical]

Every osha card holder would be summoned.

[@Baerchenization]

But it was done in Africa and in the 3rd world, that's what you get.

[@Demonslayer20111]

Baerchenization it was in Australia you idiot

[@detacheddad3396]

The creativity of these movie makers is unbelievable. Like making the music vehicle to be heard over the motors so that everyone can here the war bugle if you will.

[@austinpeterson4316]

a 351 chevy V8 blown and considered a big block huh? 1:35 it sucks that they dont know more about cars but front like they do :(

[@ilham7345]

Probably the original plan is to use big block

[@johnmartin4639]

a 350 is a sbc or small block chevy the 396, 427 and 454 were the bbc or big block chevys

[@sasukedipasta7343]

Joe Ambly lol

[@crazyjerry1852]

Lol it’s not impossible for a 351 to be a big block. Look at the Ford 351 Windsor. Maybe you should stop fronting like you know cars. Just because of its number it does not mean it is a small block or big block. The LSX 454 is actually a small block. But the original 454 was a big block....hmmm.

[@austinpeterson4316]

in your own words u just said its not impossible for it to be a big block implying that it is indeed a small block now i never said that it wasn't or couldn't be a big block but unless they are going to bore the piss out of it now i just think of 351 cubic inches of hot pumping steel or aluminium or iron machinery to be considered a small block so u can chill the fuck out tryna be all fuckin hard n talk shit acting like ur the damn car god

[@Nikarus2370]

Loved every minute of this.