MAD MAX: FURY ROAD - Every Easter Egg & Reference

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[@CyborgNinja86]

I'm really liking the idea that Fury Road is just another legend in the Mad Max mythology, and that there isn't a definitive timeline/chronology.

[@joshfitton7835]

Alex Barrios yeah it allows the next movies to be more inventive with the story , heck they could have him die and still return for another movie

[@personmcpersonstein3571]

Yeah! I mean they already do that with the Interceptor!

[@Sgt_Glory]

Alex Barrios it's very 2000AD, I like it

[@kasidanmlumah3696]

Alex Barrios Mad Max: Fury Road - Full Movie 2015 * plus.google.com/112741010337362164879/posts/QQ1vUZSdKou

[@arminengaming]

Robin Padilla You might have well have paid to go see it. It's so much better on the widescreen.

[@TiMonsor]

1. Grandma pointing a rifle at the villain (link to the first film) 2. child steals Maxes hair (link to thunderdome) 3. Maxes tries to shoot Nuxes arm to get rid of the handcuffs (reminiscent of "cut your ankle" from the first movie)

[@abuafak846]

TiMonsor Good. You noticed the hair clippings removal too.

[@wworn9329]

TiMonsor Nice. I thought my list was good - I can't believe I missed all those.

[@meateaw]

TiMonsor also it would have been a hand attached to a chain - reference to the hand attached to the chain when Max's wife runs away from the raiders the first time.

[@DorkKnightReviews]

TiMonsor 4. When collecting all the guns from Furiosa, its an easter egg to when Max enters the thunderdome. And has to empty all his weapons before he enters.

[@TiMonsor]

HassanTDKR yeah, there is a resemblance.

[@chipo715]

this movie freaking rocked. I know it has no legit purpose and it's wasting a lot of gas, but bringing along a huge vehicle so guys can play massive drums & a dude is strapped into bungee cords while playing a guitar that shoots fire freaking rules. I looked at the people in front of me in the theater and they were all unconsciously nodding their heads along to the epic metal music

[@HurricaneOfAngst]

The point is the same as the Zulu warchants, the highland bagpipers, the Vietnam era Huey's with massive speakers playing Hendrix. Morale and direction.

[@plumlogan]

HurricaneOfAngst While that's all true, there was a clear disconnect in the amount of resources wasted in the chase while set in a world thoroughly lacking in resources, natural or otherwise.

[@chipo715]

plumlogan Exactly. It seemed like they took every possible opportunity to waste gas. It was still fucking awesome though so I'm cool with it

[@plumlogan]

Paul Cipollini Same here. I suspended my disbelief straight out of the gate. I just made the comment as a clarification for the guy answering you.

[@ChocolateAsian9000]

Paul Cipollini I was looking back at my friend/Dad (saw it twice) and mouthing "Holy shit!"

[@Bunnymon]

The amount of details this movie possesses is astounding and the fact that they used minimum CGI makes it even better!

[@roninglx]

just saw mad max fury road again for the second time, this movie is awesome!!

[@roninglx]

***** for realz, what a lovely day it was😁

[@roninglx]

***** thank you😊

[@gl4726]

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[@gl4726]

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[@robinpadilla8321]

so nice

[@vonneely3693]

You missed one: Both Lord Humongous and Immortan Joe use .44 revolvers.

[@markbelko3668]

It can be argued that Immortan Joe's two sons (one small and deformed, one giant, muscular and stupid) are a throwback to Master Blaster from Beyond Thunderdome

[@tomossurrey]

One sort of Easter Egg you missed out. In the first Mad Max movie in the beginning I believe there's a triangular "Give Way" sign. In the last chase in Fury Road, a War Boy uses the same sign as a shield.

[@TheWaynos73]

Still hints that the film is set in Australia too as American signs don't say Give Way.

[@Jovenza2]

Don't forget that little headbutt flash. I rewatched the first two Mad Max films just before seeing Fury Road and I noticed that when people get headbutted the screen has like flash of a frame of all white. I was pleasantly surprised to see it in Fury Road. I suppose it's George Millers touch.

[@legooreostudios]

Jon Goli also for some car scenes, they were obviously put on fast-forward just like in mad max and the road warrior

[@Sgt_Glory]

legooreostudios i felt the few uses of fast forward were far subtler than in previous films. Maybe because they shot these ones at a higher frame rate?

[@MASSTERCAM]

+Immortan Joe HOLY...Immortan Joe again ^-^

[@RitiksProductions]

Hello, Ash Williams! +MASSTERCAM

[@MASSTERCAM]

Zombater Groovy !

[@jakerarick6258]

George Miller said that he hadn't seen Road Warrior since it was made, so all "references" to that one were merely consequence of his imagination. Also, it's the same universe, so few of these are really references. It would be like saying that Indiana Jones had a whip in the fourth movie as a reference to the first one.

[@ceejuschrist]

There's the part where they call Max feral. A nod to the feral boy in Road Warrior. Also he picks up a boomerang when he goes to destroy the oncoming vehicles with the guzzoline. It's the part where he tells Charlize to go up the road half a click.

[@mikec7640]

Cj Brown it was a kukir not a boomerang. would of been a sweet eateregg if it waz.

[@fiveways]

Mike Rogers Went to see it in 2d today. It sure looks like feral childs boomerang, and seemed way to curved for a Kukri [Which i thought it was when i saw it in 3d].

[@soonerbred22]

I thought he was the feral boy half way through watching it the first time

[@hellboy6536]

@@fiveways I watched it earlier today for like the fifth time, its definitively a kukri.

[@Mailrobot]

I wanted to point out another easter egg. When Max gets into Furiosa's truck and starts finding lots of hidden weapons all over the driver's cabin, that could be an inside joke referencing the scene in Thunderdome when he is asked to give up his weapons and literally gives up a whole pile of guns and rifles he had hidden in his clothes.

[@steffreid]

You're a pretty cool guy Mr Sunday

[@doddharris7737]

There was the reference to the "Brain" Master/Blaster with the little person in the Citadel. Also the kids with ghost white make up and black eyes referenced the Medicine Boy from Thunderdome.

[@personmcpersonstein3571]

Yeah Master really let himself go

[@aKiwiJoKeR]

Dodd Harris YES & the guys son was huge too like Blaster (tore the Charger off the War rig at the end)

[@tvparty7501]

+Just Archibald lmao

[@delisceum9160]

Actually, the official comics show that max had to rebuild his interceptor from scratch, he searched the entire wasteland for the parts, using a tuk-tuk as vehicle. He won the engine in a thunderdome battle against the head of a buzzard clan

[@Zombieninjaxgaming]

I thought they put the mask on him as an Easter egg from Tom hardy being Bane in batman

[@markusbisma5015]

Horacio Salas Tom Hardy's Bane is actually inspired by mad max 2 (the road warrior) villain. The way they talk and the imposing figure is very similar. Bane in the cartoon doesnt speak

[@Zombieninjaxgaming]

Yeah he was from Spain and very intelligent. So the first in screen live action version of Bane was complete bullshit so I do like the dark knights version more than the first one time he was on screen.

[@markusbisma5015]

I didnt know much about Bane in the comic/cartoon. For the TDKR, Nolan and Hardy for sure take inspiration from Lord Humongous. They way they are presented in both movies are too similar . You can watch the comparison in youtube video

[@inthedeadhours]

Ehh...Bane has always spoken. Unless youre talking about that shitty animated "the batman" animated series

[@moistboy64]

Rico The Protagonist Shitty? That's one of the best cartoons of all time, and in a lot of peoples opinions, the best Batman universes

[@danpat6838]

I was waiting for the blind guy to say "I AM THE NIGHTRIDER"

[@dogdawg9694]

Daniel Patten sin Sin SIIIIIIN!!!

[@screaminghellion]

Daniel Patten IM A FUEL INJECTED SUICIDE MACHINE!!!

[@personmcpersonstein3571]

I was expecting that we would learn what happened to Johny the Boy, I mean I will not have closure until I know what his fate was.

[@EzioAuditore19981]

Justin Archibald I like to think he became Humongous. He survived the explosion at the end, but his whole face was burnt, so he had to wear a mask. Then, he decided to lead a new bikers gang, and it eventually became what we see in Road Warrior.

[@personmcpersonstein3571]

Actually I'm not sure that could work because in that mob is when Humongous takes a gun out of a case that also has a picture of what's presumably his family.

[@gutz1981]

In Furiosa's escape plan and convoy. Two men entered. One man left.

[@jcgilbert100ify]

Thanks to Mad Max I can now compose a helpful list What to do if oil ever runs out: -Use lots of flamethrowers -Blow lots of stuff up -Rely on vehicles which needlessly shoot out fire. -A lot of vehicles, I might add. -Throw the remaining oil away or use it for pointless tasks

[@BigPhilippeClement]

In my mind having the vehicles spitting flame, and other wastefulness of fuel, is supposed to be a symbol of the gangs wealth and power

[@jcgilbert100ify]

Craig Ferrell That makes sense, but it's still stupid of them.

[@GloomGaiGar]

+James Gibblesghotten Or use the remaining oil to get oil from others. Pillaging, raping, murdering, and generally being a dick along the way :)

[@jesseclark7105]

+James Gibblesghotten I notice a distinct lack of Doof Wagon in your comment.

[@OrionSyndicate]

Saw the movie opening night (Friday) and then again Sunday! Wanted to go again...never done that for any other film. Saw it in 3D the first time and then regular the second. "The Chase" song from the soundtrack is already my ringtone.

[@barrelranger1]

one thing I noticed in the fight between the Doof warrior and Max is that the springy bands they're suspended on are reminiscent of those the fighters use in the Thunderdome. probably not as canon as some of these, but a nice touch nonetheless, I thought.

[@SamPackerVids]

I liked the bit where Max was finding all the guns in Furiosa's car, just like in Thunderdome when he has to hand in all his guns.

[@jor-elofkrypton7599]

My favourite easter egg is when Max gives the music toy form the the second one to one of the girls. By the way, THIS FILM IS FKING AWESOME!!!

[@TheSMLIFfilms]

Not really an easter egg, but it has to do with the visions that Max has. I loved when the little girl suddenly pops up in his vision and he covers his eyes with his hand instinctively, and they call back to it later when the war boy shoots him with a wrist crossbow and the girl flashes in his mind making him put his hand up to block it from going all the way through his skull. It definitely establishes a correlation between all that Max has lost giving him his killer instinct.

[@michaelcrowe6796]

You didn't mention the speeding up of the camera used all the time to make things look faster (or goofier), clearly a throwback to the older movies.

[@rickconsort2671]

You forgot one. There is a shot of the girls looking out of the war rig. One is using binoculars, the other a retractable single lens scope, like Max and the gyro captain from MM2

[@LeviBoldock]

Larry Rockensuess Jr. Good one!

[@deadendkido]

Larry Rockensuess Jr. that was good

[@sumojo]

But was he mad enough???

[@MWhisp_]

Arnold S. indeed in this movie he was much more MAD than before with his visions and the way he talks kind of like an animal in the first half of the movie

[@MWhisp_]

Arnold S. It also gives a bigger impact when he is able to give full sentences and when he says his name later in the movie. it also shows that he is starting to get more comfortable with being around people after years of being alone.

[@disasterblast]

***** Like a bloody Mad-Dog, mate!

[@MWhisp_]

disasterblast lol

[@andersthosteman5971]

Not even mad-goose, mate.

[@HiiroRocker101]

The term "guzzoline" isn't inexplicable. It's a play on words of "gasoline" and "gas guzzler," because all their vehicles probably count fuel efficiency in meters, rather than miles.

[@AverageGamingAssociation]

Absolutely love this. Seeing how your channel evolved into apart of my weekly routine and the roots of it all is just great!

[@gyozajoe]

1) molotov cocktails from above - borrowed from the gyrocopter pilot in Road Warrior, thrown this time from the motorcycle gang. 2) War boys - there was one in Beyond Thunderdome living with the desert kids. 3) Citadel - analogous to the desert kids oasis in Thunderdome 4) Max collects guns while in the War rig - this is a reverse scene from Thunderdome where Max gives up all his guns before entering Bartertown in Thunderdome 5) Little deformed man - a nod to Master Blaster from Thunderdome 6) The abortion/baby delivery scene - this was an analogy to the gas compound people's mechanic who examined the rig Max brought back in Road Warrior, kind of a nerdy mechanic type.

[@isthynamewart]

How about the 'Give Way' sign that Roop shoots in Mad Max. One of the polecats lands on the war rig with a give way sign as a shield.

[@sandydeath56]

You forgot about how Furiosa had gun near the start up switches in the War Rig, similar to Max stashing a weapon near his gas tank bomb switch in Road Warrior.

[@jamyskis]

You missed the binoculars/telescope throwback, when two of the breeders are looking out of the window, one with binoculars, one with a golden telescope. That's a straight reference to the scene with Max and the gyrocopter pilot at the start of Mad Max 2.

[@teetoys76]

Love your channel & the weekly plant podcast !!!

[@teetoys76]

Ha ha !!! Yeah ... 😆

[@alexbernard4920]

Greatest movie since The Dark Knight.

[@LeviBoldock]

Alex Bernard You should watch more films if that's what you think.

[@alexbernard4920]

Then name another movie since then that is better than Mad Max.

[@andriszemlenyi6234]

Alex Bernard Only if we're talking about action movies.(TDK is not just an action movie BTW). And don't forget The Raid Redemption. Anyway this Mad Max movie is awesome in every way.Stunning. From the old ones i only saw 1 and 2. In my view they are garbage, especially the second one. The first one had a great atmosphere and had no budget at all.

[@rickyspanish1914]

Andris Z. the second one was the best. and the raid was very good but not as good as mad max.

[@rawkn4evr]

Andris Z. I guess it's about age. I like the gritty indie type view of the original two. MMBTD was too commercial looking. I have to admit, I do love me some Fury Road though.

[@Tachaeon]

There was another nod to Thunderdome when Max fights the flame thrower guitar guy. He's being suspended by the same rubber bands and you can see max get tangled by them.

[@redluca56]

A fridge full of spoiled milk, and a lettuce. Quotes like that are why you are a legend!

[@SmokesKwazukii]

Also the scene where he is carrying the warboy over his shoulder is like the scene when he goes to the town, with the wounded man over his shoulder, in road warrior

[@nicobreukels1747]

''oke, its good to recycle'' this shit cracked me up so bad my mom told me to shut the hell up from the other room lol

[@abuafak846]

***** You *missed references to Thunderdome* ! In both Fury Road, and Thunderdome, Mad Max's hair is cut and a hand comes from out of frame and takes the clippings. Also all the war pups in Fury Road have the exact same body paint pattern as Scrooloose, the child tribe's juvenile witch doctor in Thunderdome

[@sylander9]

fury road should have won the academy award for best picture

[@desolateattire7153]

I also noticed that the left shoulder of max's jacket, has 3 big sewn-up rips in it, from when the marauder with the claw weapon smashes through the back window of the Mack cab in the final chase in The Road Warrior and rips his shoulder open. That, and the fact he still has a gammy leg with the squeeky brace made me really happy!

[@failstreet99]

The guy playing a flamethrower guitar on giant veichle wit six guys playing drumms with an enormous amplifier was the best part. :)

[@thoraxepi]

"Petrol is called guzzoline for inexplicable reasons" Inexplicable. I do not think it means what you think it means.

[@rextvh]

You missed where Charlize Theron says, "If you want to live through this, do exactly as I say". A total nod to, "You wanna get outta here, talk to me." from Road Warrior.

[@Churchill302]

I had a genuine chuckle at the dud shell in the sawn-off shotgun, that was a nice touch.

[@oldgregg9074]

DUDE you missed the biggest easter egg! if you look at most of the scenes from road warrior and fury road, you'll notice they both take place in the desert!!!

[@MrTonyoftheDead]

What about that their was a Warboy (if that's how you spell it or if that's what he even was) in Beyond Thunderdome and in Fury Road there's tons of them.

[@CitizenSnips88]

A Mauser C96 Broomhandle pistol appears in all but one of the Mad Max movies. In 'Fury Road' it's wielded by the People Eater, in 'Beyond Thunderdome' one is confiscated from Max when he enters Bartertown and in 'Mad Max' Toecutter's second in command Bubba uses one.

[@johnnymetric]

One Reference you missed: One of Immortan Joe's elevator guards caries an axe that looks like it was made with The Feral Kid's Boomerang!

[@Prowler41]

What about the old woman pointing the shotgun at immortan in the beginning. Same thing happened in the original mad max.

[@BriarRouge]

You missed how the war boys wore face paint similar to the mute kid in Thunderdome. Great job though!

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[@LewAyotte]

I was also reminded of the boy in white paint w/ black painted eyes in Thunderdome when I was the war boys.

[@christophergreen6595]

My favorite callbacks in FR; the haircutting. The music box. The baby-doll head. The sawed-off that never works.

[@caelanreeves9760]

"mpf jacket" you mean MFP=Main Force Patrol

[@hoseaxci2419]

Watched this movie a couple days ago for a second time since release. At first i was pissed off at the story. Drive there, turn around, drive back, cue credits. But watching it again i loved it, the cinematography is amazing. Cinematic masterpiece

[@stevesb97]

He went the way of the Goose I guess

[@juckoosaurus]

did anyone noticed the eye popping death face , i think it briefly flashed on screen during one of max's hallucinations

[@zachwilliams9728]

juckoosaurus It's specifically mentioned in the video.

[@juckoosaurus]

***** lol i was too excited i missed it in the video

[@godfatherNYC]

"Guzoline" made perfect sense in an Australian accent. I thought it was bizarre too, when Charlize Theron as Furiosa pronounced it that way after _not_ using an Australian accent throughout the film. I also felt like Tom Hardy's accent wavered all over the place, he sounded like different character each time he spoke. (Those are my only real gripes with the film, overall, I LOVED IT!!!)

[@failstreet99]

***** He was trying to sound like he hasn't spoken in years, but yea he sounded a bit off mixing his accents. Loved the movie anyways.

[@failstreet99]

***** No. That's what I'm saying, it didn't really work :D

[@minimantaray]

godfatherNYC I feel like his odd change of accents actually worked. He hasn't spoken in years, and then spends months trapped with the war boys. Maybe it's just me, but I feel like it makes sense that he speaks a bit differently due to hearing all kinds of accents and dialects around him.

[@godfatherNYC]

Cosima, I agree w you that's a possible/reasonable explanation, but I still think that's quite a stretch.

[@georgedownswheeler]

godfatherNYC I agree about his accent. His opening monologue is the only point in the film that I could pinpoint his accent as being Australian. The rest of the time it seemed to be his trademark growl. Mr Hardy is far and away my favourite actor but it is a testament to how good this film was that I barely paid attention to him with all the explosions and engine throttling going on!

[@ErikMmoney17]

Dude you missed one! This about the only one I noticed that made me chuckle. In the third Mad Max he has long hair and when he's getting it cut there is "Hair Thief" Just like in this one. There is little boy sitting where Max is getting his hair cut. Then that boy grabs the hair that falls on the floor and keeps it.

[@deanwilliams8159]

The "Gyro Captain" skull freaked me out!

[@childofdooley]

one of my favorite connections in almost all mad max films is always the way more excruciating fight with the villains sinister, way more capable, way unstopable, buff super side kick. thats always fun.

[@gutz1981]

When Mad Max tells Furiosa to drive, he warns her about where she puts her hands that she might have a weapon under where she reaches, much like the Gyro Captain did with Max in Mad Max 2 when he reaches to switch off the booby-trap and reaches for the knife instead under the interceptor. Plus Furiosa has a hidden knife/dagger that Max missed after he collected all her weapons, just like it happened with Max in Beyond Thunderdome after he went to see Aunty Entity and gave up all his other weapons save a knife/dagger that he had hidden.

[@MacConmheadha]

That was one hell of a fury road! Might have one of my own next week!

[@bradlbe]

Should have made all the vehicles right-hand drive! Instead of Americanized lefties. Just would have been cooler I think.

[@31FilmTalk]

In The Road Warrior, someone gets headbutted, and when that happens, there's a single frame of all white that flashes on screen. Someone got headbutted in this film, and the one frame of all white makes a return appearance.

[@infamuznyc]

There's a few things I saw, that you missed; 1. The use of bolt cutters. 2. The centralized guzaline area. 3. And also in Road Warrior the evil leader with the hockey mask had some pulsating viens on his head similar to the evil leader in Fury Road.

[@Sartori]

I kinda like the idea that all of the Mad Max movies are kinda depicting legends/myths of a future post-apocalyptic society, told generations after the events that inspire them occur. Hence all the weird continuity bits, much like mythologies of ancient cultures.

[@aangpearce2700]

i fully got teary when beast gives his final 'witness me'

[@deepfocus888]

too many comments to sift through, but there is a reference to Roop/Charlie, "I'm driving!" between Nux and his friend towards the start.

[@SpikePowers]

Do you need to see the other movies in order to understand this one? (I only saw the first one)

[@goran77ish]

Spike Powers No. It is just mindless action.

[@z_mo.things]

Spike Powers ,you dont, this movie is self contained to the max

[@SpikePowers]

goran77ish Dar Zymoglyadov Thanks

[@Kratosx23]

Spike Powers This movie doesn't have a story, so no. It's a two hour chase scene.

[@SpikePowers]

PyroWEF Ok, thanks

[@MarvelousLXVII]

Great video--loved the Bruce Spence part. Never caught it. Caught a few of the others, though.

[@ConnieFaye]

I've also read that parts of the Valkyrie's outfit was retro fitted from Max's from Thunderdome. Specifically the belt harness he wears.

[@JonnyWaldes]

Chainsaws. Trucks with bulldozer scoops. Lizards. Skeleton face paint. S&M gear. Nitrous!

[@GellyfishProductions]

We could've had a Miller JLA instead of Zack Snyder one?!! God damn it all to hell!

[@moiqbal5667]

The script is online somewhere. It's bad. Overcrowded, and Bats snap a villain's neck. On national TV.

[@GellyfishProductions]

Muhammad Iqbal I'd rather have Bats driven to the brink and snapping some neck than Superman doing it in his first movie..

[@UncommonSituations]

Batman kills people in the dark knight returns

[@thirddegree1631]

GellyfishProductions UncommonSituations He didnt actually kill anybody, he just paralyzed them answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20130328162822AAXHpeR

[@UncommonSituations]

Doesn't he kill the mutant leader?

[@myrec8883]

That hand of Nux chained the same way as Cundalini's hand was to Max's car.

[@Commando110]

One pretty good easter egg you missed was the tow truck that towed max's interceptor back to Joe's compound is the exact same make of the Mack truck that max drove in The Road Warrior and was also in the final chase.

[@acereporter73]

"She's the last of the V8s. She sucks nitro, phase 4 heads, twin overhead cams...600 horsepower...she's meanness set to music." Why do they have to keep abusing my dear sweet Interceptor?! Yes, I loved the movie, but ugh whyyyyyyyyyyy? Tore out my heart to go through that happening AGAIN.

[@danbarton3336]

I always throught guzaline was juat how ozzys said petrol, thanks for enlitening me a bit mate, i owe you one

[@cfalter4279]

1. Max's wife lays in the hospital as doctors inventory her body parts not exactly like Fury Road's human blood bag but the concept is similar. George was first a doctor then director. 2. Old lady with a shot gun. Thanks for your video.

[@sweetiguess]

I dunno if it's a nod to anything but the guy with the flamethrower-guitar was pretty rad

[@kl0ness]

I really loved that soundtrack.

[@lewistyler2401]

I think the mask Max wears at the start is a reference to Hardy's Bane performance

[@TurboHawkV6]

MFP... Main Force Patrol... not MPF...

[@Infinity-ym8zr]

I just seen the movie today and its awesome.

[@grahamjones4366]

You missed 3 of them,#1 is that there is a scope in every movie,#2 bad guy wearing a metal hockey mask,and finally #3 the truck used throughout fury road is the same truck at the end of Road warrior!

[@spidermand100]

Another one: Right at the end of the movie when the white painted boys look out from their giant hamster wheel thing, you can see Scrooloose among them from Beyond Thunderdome. He's the only one with black paint around his eyes.

[@Engel990]

Remember Nightrider! And also the jumping pole onto the truck from the first movie that gets a huge reference.

[@bbraith]

Guitar Player is on rubber bands just like in the Thunderdome battle between Max and Blaster

[@Stormraught]

There was a neat easter egg in fury road where they speed up the film speed in one of the initial car chases, totally a nod to the older movies where you can see the same thing.

[@OperatorOscillation]

I'm surprised you missed the bungee cords the guitar player was strapped to.

[@GuyWithChainsaw]

The Crows. At the intro and near the swamps. Though it was a thing that needed to appear since it was used in every Mad Max.

[@jordanrader2359]

Totally surprised you didn’t mention the Master Blaster Easter Egg. Master spots Furiosa stealing the war rig and it shows Blaster turning those wheels!!

[@djuro20]

i might have missed it, but you didn't mention the teference to that guy who has what look like porcelain doll heads on stakes straped to his back; the one that gives the finger (to viewers) at the end of the mad max 2 movie

[@flunkium]

so nobody noticed the original Mack from the Road Warrior ;)

[@Toyota4by4shiz]

flunkium Where?

[@alexwason8292]

Damn, they killed the Gyro Captain!!

[@MsAlimajeed]

One that no one mentions when Nux headbutts his fellow war boy, the screen flashes for a second there is a scene in the road warrior where the same thing happens.

[@matman000000]

Some shots of Immortan Joe's mills/factory with the powdered workers looked like a reference to Metropolis.

[@dakel20]

Han Solo's blaster was also in the bag of guns when Max first took over the war rig. As well as the creeper people eater dude. His nose was a reference to Tycho Brahe, and his weird nipple cutouts and rubbing was South Park.

[@legooreostudios]

Kommkat it was a luger not a Mauser C96

[@dakel20]

He was handed a Luger, but there was already a Mauser inside the bag from when he was stuffing them in there.

[@Helljumper425]

I would be totally onboard with the idea of recognizing this movie's chronology as taking place after the kid friendly movie that was Thunderdome. Not really up to me, but when the Director himself says it's wide open to thought, it can be seen as an invitation to the viewers to answer for themselves.