Dicks out for harambe 😞🙏🏼

1 like 1 prayer 4 mike

So young

FOUR MIKES! The seed is strong.

It's a real tragedy, so many bad movies he didn't get to make fun of.

senpai finally noticed!

nice dude

dere he [dat prick] is!!!

When's the next YMS review?

Good, glad to see you getting some real recognition

Snakes, natures deadly weapon.

That's an excellent point. It just makes sense when you think about it.

It's Australia: owning a gun is illegal, but the wildlife is more dangerous anyway and there's no law saying you can't own a snake.

I never look at replies lol Yup, that’s why I got my conceal and carry dingo

@@i-never-look-at-replies-lol Er, yeah, there is. Gotta be licensed and only native snakes are legal even after that.

George is never going to retire and neither is Ridley Scott.

Unfortunately Wasteland won’t be possible… :(

Same here! Just finished and went........wait a minute.....

@@gr-8166yes it is

Went from their newest Furiosa movie Half In The Bag, to their Fury Road one, to this Road Warrior film. Classics

Well it IS a story. Maybe Mad Max is one of these "stories that is passed down through the generations", yet during your lifetime. Mad Max is similar to other lone survivor sometimes-helpful types in westerns and other art. Where a mission is done alone by traumatized and fragile erroneous kind-of-self-sufficient figure, who is consciously trying to not negatively impact friendly folks who are struggling to survive too. They help if they can survive doing so, and are burdened with injuries from life trauma. They can't be the hero they want to be and need to be, because they're simply human. They're trying make it through the middle of someone else's war(s), hoping life is on the other side.

And also he planted apple trees.

That's exactly how I view Rich Evans.

That’s the exact framing for Mad Max 2.

@@ThatZenoGuy Does Robin Hood fly into space? Does Beowulf breathe fire? Does Achilles teleport around battlefield? Of course not. Stories follow rules, he's a helpful wanderer, not a god.

TheLonelyGoomba how do you watch youtube trapped between two pipes?

TheLonelyGoomba where? I missed it.

TheLonelyGoomba! Great name first of all 👍🏼Where did you hear the reference about Stuckman?

That guy sounds like a prick.

Who's Chris Stuckmann? he sounds like a prick

Exactly, it's not his long lost brother, Rational Max.

Or...just hear me out through the gang's encampment because the gang was encamped on the only road leading away from the refinery. And Max's car isn't a Ute.

still bother's me though, Max isn't stupid by any means and that decision "mad" or not was doomed to fail in every capacity.

I think Max drove through the encampment because he could. Max knew he had the fastest car on the road. And speed was his biggest asset or defense. But unbeknownst to Max the Humungus had a secret weapon..a nitro-truck.

Max at the time didn't know there was a car in the wasteland that could catch up to the interceptor. The only reason he didn't outrun Wez at the beggining of the movie is because he was low on fuel

Best dog

Their Jack and Jill review was the nicest series of compliments Adam Sandler has ever received ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

+mikepuppetz9 wow, I didn't realize that. After hearing that I actually unsubscribed to him, what an egotistical pussy.

mikepuppetz9 yeah, even fucking Jeremy Jahns knew it was just a joke; you have to either be a dumbass or a egomaniac to have a reaction like that.

would you mind decoding the prick thing for me? What you tubers were they talking about in the ghostbuster episode? I didn't recognize any of them.

Titanium Bunny Jeremy Jahns and Chris Stuckman (The leftmost guy and the rightmost guy) are movie reviewers. And the middle guy is Armoured Skeptic, I'm not that familiar with him, but he does movie discussions on his second channel that are familiar to the RLM format.

@DillyDyson007 Yeah, his mask probably covers that, too.

Imagine if they made a sequel based on Humongous. That would be epic.

Gotta love The Ayatollah of Rock n Rolla! I used to think that T S Eliot was the ruler of the Wasteland, though.

Humongous is a multi dimensional character, much more than just a raiding marauder most make him out to be. The liberal use of bullets shows he can be calculating and even diplomatic, using force only when absolutely necessary, also represented later when he chains his lieutenant to his personal vehicle as a literal dog of war only releasing him when he has no other choice. Possibly showing he was very willing to allow them to "just walk away" instead of the alternative of resource using conflict. He's also highly educated, or at least very well read, with reciting 18th century German poetry later on in the film. These all aren't obvious, but the details are there on how such people would fit into a world lacking any real society.

@@scanspeak00 Sadly now that we live in a post Jason in hockey mask world, people would laugh at that movie and hate it.

Giuseppe Shmo god damn I love how brutal old school hockey was

It's funny cuase theres no ice in Australia so why would they have that?

@Giuseppe Shmo ya but they had to go to a colder country to race. I'm pretty sure that Australia has a lack of ice rinks on the continent. But I've never been there so who knows.

@@ericbilly true but how meny actually play sports on them. I mean outside just skating around for fun.

@@ericbilly oh ok that makes sense. I heard hockey's picking up in some Asian countries now so mybe its expanding. Unless humongous mask was for another sport? Like cricket or something?

Rip.

If true, that man has a fucking deathwish.

neat

Yeah. It's like they're ... casualties. 🙊

And something that's absolutely lacking in Fury Road. Every single death is this grandiose, thematic skit with its own soundtrack.

@@williampoole1742 I disagree with this... from what i remember (haven't seen it since it released), the old ladies were offed quite unceremoniously by being kicked off the truck or taking a shotgun blast to the face. I do agree though that the hopelessness of seeing the heroes die came through more in Road Warrior, though Fury Road is still a great film.

And the Road Warrior is still my favorite.

​@@Woozlewuzzleable "everything that The Road Warrior does great, Fury Road does betterer"

except not looking like a post processed videogame ​@@turbochargedfilms

⁠@@turbochargedfilmsyes but the grit and vibe of the road warrior is unmatched.

Or... the somewhat more simple resemblance of them living in a sort of society, together. A life he either no longer wants, or believes he cannot have nor reconcile himself with. Max not only leaves as he said and planned, but he keeps them all at arms length.

I have to confess, that was one thing about Fury Road that I really disliked - there were a few scenes where it was heavily foreshadowed that someone was going to die (a good example was the bit where Angharad fell off the truck). It took all the tension that had been building during those great actions scenes and killed it off in a flash.

The Road Warrior is so much better than Fury Road not sure what they are going on about. Please tell me a single memorable scene from Fury Road.

@@madnero5508 Personally, I find the Buzzard fight, sandstorm, dirtbike, and polecat fights memorable. However, that is just it, Fury Road's strength is the spectacle. Artistically it is superior and the fight scenes are well choreographed. However, Road Warrior has a gritty realism and emotional weight that makes it a better overall story.

@@madnero5508 WITNESS ME!!!

@@madnero5508 the first chase when max almost escapes through a fucking tool video, the warboys and imortan Joe in general, the giant lift operated by humans on giant wheels, the war rig, the first time you see one of the warboys sacrificing himself and figuring out why. Satisfyed? I still haven't left the first 40 mins.

Too many hacks out tonight

+C Trouble They called some fellow "critics" Chris Stuckman, Jeremy Jahns, Armored skeptic.

+C Trouble Their fans.

It really is the equivalent of Roland Emmerich making fun of Siskel & Ebert in Godzilla. Everyone should be proud when a hack fraud calls them a prick.

C Trouble Jahns and Skeptic took it as a joke or a compliment but Chris Stuckman retaliated by not only unsubscribing RLM, but also made a 6 minute video where he is addressing RLM and almost crying 😂

wait the kid came up with all that? damn

Just like Joe Dirt

@@MrRyan-wu4jx THAT"S why Joe Dirt looked so familiar!

Interestingly, many of the actors seem to have been encouraged to develop their characters backstories. Vernon Wells, who plays Wez, has elaborated on the story of his relationship with "Golden Boy," his companion who receives a cranial boomerang; Contrary to their attire, he was an orphan that Wez took under his wing, and NOT a sexual partner.

Good to know.

@Ralph's Place He seems extremely suprised to me. He curiously holds his hand out to the sand and grasps it in disbelief. Gyro comes around, raises his eyebrows at Max in a joking manner and Max half smiles, realizing he was sort of played.

@@jigenstoklasa7737 I don't think Max is the type to half smile when he finds out he's been manipulated and almost died multiple times just to serve as a decoy.

@@kidkangaroo5213 Either way, the guy showed clear signs of confusion at the sight of sand in the tanker. So I guess he was the type to smile when duped.

@@kidkangaroo5213 Max is not the Punisher, he's rugged but not always angry.

He wasnt betrayed, he was merely kept in the dark. Keep in mind that the planmaker Papagallo followed alongside Max as a convoy. The mechanic was atop the tanker with molotovs, the sexy warrior woman was atop armed with crossbow, another warrior was sitting in the bucket welded to the tankers tail. They didnt send Max off on a suicide mission, they accompanied him!!! Now the question becomes this...was Papagallo the only one who knew? Im guessing the mechanic knew because he would have emptied the tanker and helped find other storage tanks. Also the people driving the bus and vans would know because they made it a point to uncover the blanket covering the small tanks inside the van. Maybe the only ones who knew the full plan were people who absolutely needed to know? The warrior woman and warrior in the bucket may have been in the dark as much as Max? If they survived the onslaught Im sure Max would have been told the truth and compensated. Because all those who were convoy to Max understood the danger but same time I dont think they were straight up sacrificing themselves (even though they considered it possible they wouldnt make it).

Maybe, but that doesn't make a movie better or worse

While I enjoyed it, I cannot suspend disbelief with Fury Road and I have no desire to watch it again. Yet, I’ve seen Road Warrior at least 40 times.

@@VTCharley13 That's the thing. Fury Road just seems like it could never happen ever. Where as Road Warrior you can see happening under the right conditions of societal decay. I couldn't get into Fury Road, and am upset they didn't have Mel Gibson on in some way. Road Warrior will always be the best. The real stunts and car crashes are still impressive to this day.

I always loved Road warrior, watched it on G4tv movies that dont suck. I saw the trailer for Fury Road and it looked awful. Was surprised when it was actually a great film. Road warrior is my favorite and I agree completely, it feels real. Fury road is bombastic, but still a great movie and you could argue each one is the better one.

@@MegaZeta Fury Road is Road Warrior with all the great stunts and practical shots replaced by CGI. As far as i'm concerned that's not art. It's no surprise i have only seen Fury Road once and Road Warrior at least a dozen time, including at least once since seeing Fury Road.

Yarna Joshi is very very offended by that name.

the Warrior of the Wasteland

Big McLargehuge

Clear enough? How does that explain that Fury Road Mad Max is the feral kid? It merely explains that the narrator in Road Warrior is the feral kid, no? Or do you mean that it is clear enough that it ISN'T Max?

@@ZarajBlackblade ISN'T Max

P

Yeah but the point is that the Gyro Captain is in Mad Max 3. Same actor, same gimmicks (fly in a gyrocopter) but different character : Jay emphasises that they don't care about how it's stupid and they just wanted the same kind of character in that movie and it doesn't really make any sense

Every time I watch RW,tears build up in my eyes when this ending dialogue comes on,maybe combined with the music and that camera shot of Mad Max standing there alone on the road, yes it really gets to me, and I'm not ashamed to admit it.

funkoxen HA! :D Scumbag, broken autocorrect

"The movie George wanted to make" - I've heard that description about another movie and it didn't end well...

JimShadyUK oof

@@JimShadyUK _Happy Feet_ ? I dunno, I thought that was pretty alright.

You could say the same for the El Mariachi trilogy, adding to your point both trilogies third entries sucked compared to the first two.

@@moviemetalhead Did you really just say the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly sucked? That movie is a masterpiece.

@@JamesKlemm87 No, I said Mad Max's third entry and The El Mariachi trilogy's third entry sucked. I love the Man with No Name trilogy front to back. Brush up on your reading comprehension.

Pretty sure Max was largely inspired by Eastwood in the Dollars Trilogy, so seeing a connection is hardly surprising

@@moviemetalhead are you a 3rd entry?

Only your devotion to jesus.

You still have Daddy Derek

He's not dead, he just doesn't love you

lol

He never died. He just left you.

and Beyond Thunderdome is Insane CLown Posse. But somehow they're all awesome

@@jetydosa1 What is the first one

@@daustin8888 Proto-punk. Still rock 'n roll, but a bit more dangerous.

Nah

1. Cool! 2. Eww.

TURKISH AIRLINES

Fuck off back to your job at Turkish Airlines you hack!

#makeralphaprick

mel brooks is

+Mason Nekola I would watch that mad max film

+Niall Mahon Mad Max Brooks

+Leee Mel Gibson wouldn't even need a script or direction, The credits would read Mel Gibson- Himself They'd film him acting insane in a desert wearing leather trousers, he probably does that in his spare time anyway

+ThePainTrain the Jews run Hollywood, and Mel hates Jews, also fuck him he's a horrible person who is homophobic, racist and antisemitic, I like his films but man is he a dick

How did they not figure that out?

Did they say it wasn't?

@@jigenstoklasa7737 they said it clear... They just didnt get it... And they don't care .... well, when they said that fury road is better than road warrior, I stop giving credit to their opinion 😙...

​@@ManuelVF79Thank you! Love these guys but sometimes they're so off base. Mad Max 2 is the best action movie ever made in my opinion. And Fury Road is just a great action movie by 21st century standards.

@@TomatoKing1817everyone a critic. 🤷‍♀️ Ba dummm tsss!!!

"I'm a fuel injected suicide machine"

Dont write off the Goose til ya see the box go into the grAHound!

Yeah but in Australia the first Mad Max is a documentary

Maybe it’s colloquial.. Mad Max is the best of them all but you have to be from Australia to understand the humour, the country roads and what a ford XC coupe is. Same era as Running on empty.

American here. Fucking love the first one. It's the upside down Bullitt.

I agree.

Fury Road is nothing compared to The Road Warrior

I would love a commentary track for it, more time so they could talk aboutall the movies and maybe even the tv show if they have seen it.

I’ve seen the American dubbed version of it in a cinema in India in 1992. It exist! I was so outraged I threw my pappadams at the screen lol

@@planetdisco4821 Had to look up what pappadams are and they sound awesome.

【Chucklebutt】 ʘ‿ʘ Which distant realm have you traversed the cosmos from to not know what a pappadam is? Side note - I’m English so Indian takeaway is essentially our national dish.

@@sideburnsandwich1119 Ah! I'm from a little place called Alaska. It's pretty isolated here!

@@chucklebutt4470 someone should make an Alaska mad max

as long as predator didn't also turn you into a predator.

that's a one-two punch.

oh and Fury road better?? NO

Which one?

Passed out in a pool of his own vomit.

+FORTRAN_EXTREME the white, opinionated one

Tanner Lathe That doesn't help.

can only hope he fell down some stairs

With floral hints of oak, cherry, and twink.

They're not ageing, they're getting bigger because someone has to compensate for how small Jay is.

+suddenwall He'd have to shave his beard first, but... yeah I could see that.

7 years later, looks the exact same almost

Trust me. I noticed

Its not because the movie is bad though. Its because hollywood and the cinema is dying.

@@dreamflow3257 It's didactic feminist trash - the same toxic ideology that alienated audiences and incited Hollywood's downfall - only with better actions scenes to masquerade the politics.

@@AntillesFilmsit’s literally the same character that was arguably the lead in Fury Road. If you are going to put that dumb label on Furiosa, you have to apply it to Fury Road as well.

@@Hefff228 Indeed; Eve Ensler, the author of the shrieking screed The Vagina Monologues was a consultant on Fury Road to ensure that the propagandizing was finessed and palatable.

​@@AntillesFilms take your meds

yes, things are always the best because of [vague gibberish catchphrase]

@@oh-not-the-bees7872 No he's not douchebag. Grit is literally a word dumbass hockey coaches use when they have no idea what they are doing and shouldn't be coaching in the NHL. I mean JFC Edge is using that word in pro wrestling right now because that's literally the only world where it even makes sense to use it in anymore.

I even like Thunderdome more than Fury Road for the reason they stated, it's just one long chase scene. Thunderdome is much more interesting movie and world unless you're just looking for an action fix.

Fury Road sucked with CGI and that Theron gender bender.

@@paulconway384 CGI? Do more research dummy.

Reasonable.

@@paulconway384 Man nearly all of Fury Road was practical. The only CGI used was to enhance the landscape. All of the stunts and action were done for real. You are talking out of your ass.

@John Smith Oh my god, that's f**king hilarious. FANBOY WHINING FOR THE WIN!

@John Smith Preferring the Road Warrior is completely understandable. But calling Fury Road a piece of crap is a comically hyperbolic dismissal of incredible film making.

@John Smith Cool bro. Any movie can be called crap, Fury Road being one caught me off guard so much I laughed out loud, so I commented. Makes me glad I can enjoy both.

@@darkstar932 desperate, the 'I can enjoy both so I'm superior' is primitive. Even these guys can only come up with 'it looks better, but yeah it's silly'. Max is useless for most of the film and it's meant to be a post-apocalyptic world, not a series of perfume commercials - Fury Road is a pos.

@@The_Antiquary I'm dying here man. You guys gotta stop being so funny. I CAN'T TAKE IT.

Hahahahaha fuck

They have oil an oil refinery is literally the setting of the road warrior and "Gas Town" from Fury road is also a refinery. Rich said the world wasn't a nuclear holocaust and they didn't have gas and hes wrong.

@@kahnu893 Civilization didn't have enough gas to continue to function which is what caused the oil wars. Obviously there is still gas but it's a very limited and precious resource now. It's one of the biggest problems with RW because Humungous' gang wastes so much gas needlessly which makes you question why they even care about one oil drill since clearly they aren't hurting for fuel.

@@kahnu893 When hasnt Rich been wrong

Lurdiak If he still thinks it's the best...

Ya. The first film has a civilization going through a lot of problems, which happens to be in australia. In 2 3 and 4, the australian desert shooting locations (deserted areas) can tell a story that includes the health of an environment. This translates in fantasy and fiction genres, the desert as an environment can have a lot packed in. So the sequels seem to utilize that more than 1.

Well said, and whilst its fine, it doesn't touch MM2.

You like The Road Warrior: Michael Bay edition. Okay then!

Solid DD.

100%

Terminator Genesis threw the whole story out the window 🤦🏻

And yet, the Terminator movies are just getting worse and worse while the Mad Max movies improve with each one.

That guy has to be trolling surely. That terminator film's story is a big mess.

Agreed. People get confused because MM has cops and grass and ice cream, RW is set after the non-nuclear apocalypse and BTD after a nuclear one. MM is "a few years into the future" seventies low-budget violent action flick, post-apoc was never considered. Max rides aimlessly into the night, fade to black. RW is post-apoc because George Miller thought it would be an interesting setting, more than seeing Max just driving through rural Australia on the roads he patrolled just weeks ago. By the time BTD was being considered, the idea of a post-apoc world was different than before. We now have fallout and evaporated oceans.. (where has the water gone?) So in my view the "Inconsistency theory" arose from the facts that the nature of the WW3 is different in RW and BTD, and the fact that people just repeat other's words instead of watching the films and paying attention. And Bruce Spence appearing in BTD in another role.

And that pilot character is obviously the same guy. At the end of this one he hook sup with a cute blonde lady and in the next he has a son. But what really seals it is that the instant Max sees him he instantly recognizes him and knows he can fly a plane. But Red Letter Media get stuff wrong all the damn time. I cant count how many reviews I have seen where they say such and such was never explained and I clearly remember it being addressed. Maybe they just dont pay enough attention when they watch movies? Maybe Rich just laughs and squeels too damn loud for them to hear the movie? Maybe its all the alcohol they consume during movies? Probably quite a few reasons why....

Who the fuck cares though

@@crsmyth4428 Shut up

@@MegaZeta lol if you dont care why are u reading comments? Lol moron

Thanks man!

mazdaplz Oh you know it

Miller did the same thing with the Warrior Woman in Fury Road. She gets one badass takedown and then...BOOM... she's killed. I remember it really through my wife for a loop (having never seen Road Warrior),

Yeah but those movies were a response to heights of people's obsessions with their cars during the time when Miller grew up. ...so yeah...in a theoretically logical think of the future it doesn't make sense, but it is how it is because it doesn't make sense. Like, I'm going to keep this v8 running above any and all other priorities. Its like, you are eating corn flakes for lunch and have $72,000 worth of televisions and speakers in your car.

I hope that one day people will come to realize that it is the first Mad Max that deserves most praise. Not the Road Warrior, nor the Fury Road, but the first, original Mad Max: it makes most sense, it has best developed characters, particularly the villains, and it makes you care the most and understand the motives of the protagonist; it's simply a perfect, stripped-down, impressive work of art.

Well, there is a steady supply of fuel in the movies - the refinery in Road Warrior, Gastown in Fury Road, and the piggies to make methane in Thunderdome. It's not really that unrealistic, anyway. Gasoline is actually really easy to make, you just boil crude oil into a vapor, and then the vapor settles into liquid gasoline. There's actually videos you could find of impoverished Syrians making it this way using basic materials. The only reason modern civilization requires massive refineries and an elaborate logistics chain is because we're making gas for millions of cars and trucks, whereas in the world of Mad Max, you'd only be making enough gas for a few dozen vehicles at most.

Henskelion I’d love to see a video of you trying fractional distillation of crude oil. I’m saying this because I’m imaging you being on fire during part of the video and the end product being something that would destroy your car. It’s super easy bro, go try it 😂

​@@lookoutforchrisI am a bit late, but yes, totally agree. And all these refineriea, citadels and pig farms they put in the sequels were just plot devices and mcguffins. Well, at least in Fury Road they used the three resource centers (food, fuel , ammo) as a commentary on the real-world global economy, but still.

Someone already made that joke you hack fraud

+Viniciustlc It's like poetry.

These replies are so dense. Every word rhymes, like poetry.

These replies are so dense. Every word rhymes, like poetry.

Probably no point commenting after 3 years lol. But man I was bored and confused in turns during fury road. It looked great, but it made zero fucking sense and the script was garbage.

Agreed. I actually think the prettiness and cinematography undermines the movie. Can't beat the grittiness of 80s action films.

@@Pauly421 Yes.. I've seen Fury Road a few times. I've tried to like it.. I wanted to like it.. But.. I think it's Awful in terms of script/dialogue. The action sequences are tremendous but the story is Awful. Not to mention the worst thing they did was put a big mask on Hugh Keays Byrne.. I thought that was a travesty. When I saw it at the cinema.. I thought it was amazing.. Then I saw it a second time at home and paid much more attention to it and realized.. Ohh There's problems here and third viewing onward realized how terrible the script story was.

Fury Road is not "amazing" Far from it. It's not perfect at all. The atmosphere in Mad Max 2 is not perfect.. But there is atmosphere.. Most definitely. It's far from being perfect though. I've seen Mad Max 2 about 45 times over the years.. The last watch was about 2 weeks ago on blu ray. Everytime I see it now I think.. This will be the last time I watch it. As now for the most part it just brings me a sadness..Although.. Although.. I'm still entertained by it.. But now it's more a study of observance.. As I've seen it so many times. I am now able to look for things I've never seen in it before. I see the faults.. And by that I mean.. Mistakes in it.. Little things.. They don't bother me as such.. They are curious to me. I see all the things in it.. Moments where it's like.. Oh.. That's rough.. That's out of joint. It's almost frustrating in a sense this movie as I almost want more from every scene. What other takes were there. Though happy to analyze each scene.. Which I can't help but do that when I see it. There is a sadness that goes with it.. A Melancholy.. Certain lines that could have been said differently. A terrific movie still. Far from perfect. Ohhhh Forgot to mention.. I've been to Silverton.. I went out there a few years back. Found the locations.. But not all the locations as my sense of direction and finding things can be Off at the best of times.. And the majority of locations are difficult to find and I did not find them.. But at least I saw the area/the location. It's somewhat foreboding out there.. Stark. Though it's interesting to see the location. I stood on the spot where Mel Gibson gets out of the interceptor next to the tanker in the first scene.

@@midnightcharlieman6669 Similar to John Wick, the story in Fury Road is secondary to the action. They allegedly had a cut of Fury Road with no dialogue at all which underlines that.

What a terrible movie!

@@deviantan021 so what you're saying is Mike must love it

It depends of what you mean by "fun": sure in Road Warrior there's comedy but the non-road scenes are sometimes boring. While Mad Max is serious and gritty, but never boring.

+BloodiedNinja101 You can see him at 0:59.

McGarnagle Yeah I know, I'm ashamed enough already. To be fair though, I think his early reviews without the skits were pretty decent, especially his the room review

redlightmax Thanks, glad they didn't censor him, the world needs to know!

I really liked that review even though I'm not the biggest NC fan. I think Doug and his brother remind me a lot like Ralph Bakshi (hear me out) where their both fascinating human beings but they're clearly insane. Need I remind you people that the two of them think The Good Dinosaur is the worst Pixar movie.

There is a difference - Brad Jones appears to be an asshole but I've heard that he's a really cool nice guy where Doug appears to be an asshole through his alter-ego and is a legit asshole in real life.

I think they meant its never really comented on by people in the real world :D

@@somercet1 Exactly. That line is pretty damn hard to hear or understand. I only "discovered" it after I read about it on imdb years and years ago and *then* watched the movie with subtitles on. OTOH, even without anyone commenting on it, I think it was pretty clear what the blond dude was to Wez ... I watched the movie for the first time when I was 14 or so and even back then did I understand what was going on. Just added to the weirdness of it all, I guess?

We should live in a smegma free world. I never understood why the women in the UK and Australia don’t have their sons circumcised. **sudder** a lot of uncut guys don’t keep themselves clean. Even the gay ones. It’s fucking gross.

@@brockmeeks1695 Smegma is a non-issue for anyone who bathes daily. You must associate with either a bunch of 13 year olds or a bunch of man children if you think smegma is a real problem.

Cowboy Curtis I’m just going by my experience visiting family in Perth. Even in Australia it’s hit-or-miss. If a guy wants to meet up for diner after a day of work and a game of footy that’s fine but that’s all it’s gonna be. Smart guys keep clean. Still, could all be solved with a little cut in infancy 🤷🏻‍♂️ my real point was that the mad max world is smegma-heavy. Uncut guys, very little water, heat, desert....smegma.

That's right, Jay!

That's right, Mike!

+Emperor Palpatine GET OUT OF HERE YOU HACK FRAUD

the Emperor FUCK YOU

Also, Max had the music box in Fury Road, which was given to feral boy in Road Warrior

Underrated comment. You actually get it.

Check out "Dead End Drive-In"... if you can find it. Also Australian, and not implicitly stated, but seems to exist in the same universe as MM1. An interesting, quirky flick.

nm-8 .com I respect the love for MM1 but it’s by far not the first post-apocalyptic movie 🤦🏻‍♂️

The new Planet of the Apes Trilogy does a good job of this.

@@Jdsteele96 He said that the first movie WASN'T post apocalyptic while the second was. That's true. Him saying the second movie is the birth of the post apocalyptic is the part That's off.