​@Aaron Barranco I haven't seen the movie in a while so I don't know what you mean 😊

they’re - they are

COMING SOON ???

He knows if at least one. Bartertown. That's the place he knows still exists and it's his utopia as ironic as that might be. He couldn't have lived if Bartertown wasn't real.

Yes, for sure!

Max Rockatansky and Frank Castle are maybe two best characters in movies when it comes to this kind of a characters. They are just...humans :D

He kept stymying the villain who isn't quit the villain either. This movie definitely isn't what a typical Hollywood production is. He isn't a hero because he isn't sure where home is either. He knows that Bartertown isn't it but they need to find a hero.

He was an anti-hero.

It's typically rated as worst out of all, the now, 5 movies! I loved it, though. The Road Warrior or Fury Road are typically 1 or 2 in rankings!

@@ianstuart5660 Road Warrior is right up there too.

@@JohnRoberts-wk6rf Yes, for sure! Have you seen the one that just recently came out, Furiousa?

Omg yes! That theme, it really makes m enjoy this one much more

I’m the guy that keeps mr death in his pocket.. I was 14 or 15 seeing this. Hadn’t seen either movie before this one.. I only knew if it because Tina turner song was on radio all the time then.. this was Mel before Lethal weapon 👍👍👍

​@@mkrny111 I'm a child of the 90s and I just heard the Tina Turner song. It IS awesome. Both songs for the movie

Fury Road and Furiosa

Well, it inspired all of the Fallout games...

Hahaha😊

It’s pretty implied that they went back after flying through Sydney and then started repopulating. At least that’s how I always took it.

They just got left behind. That's why the ones who got there are the ones who 'got the luck', and one reason they light the city each night.

@@jr5925 Unless the Oasis children organised and launched an attack on Barter Town.

No she didnt give a fuck about them.

It was implied that the lights of Sydney were kept on so that one day that the other kids and maybe even Max would find their way “home”. To me that would mean that Savannah wouldn’t or couldn’t get back on that rickety little plane to go get them.

He was the man who kept Me Dead in his pocket. He was a little like the grim reaper all he really did was keep hope alive. He wasn't Walker. I'm not even sure Walker was real. These were kids who had no hope.

The truth hit them hard. Walker isn't coming back. He's gone, never to return. The children have to leave the nest to save themselves.

Not even a good prop. It look so fake.

You know he's 40-years older than shown here? What would you call the film? _Dad Max: Beyond Belief_ ?

@@kasegiyabu5030 and story about dad protagonist character with adopt or second child was already been use it twice in video game. last of us and god of war

Shimmied up, with an extra strong grip, as a best guess.

That's an Easter egg. That's another reason this is such a special movie. Not everything is explained. That's a part of the appeal but he was also a part of the salvage. Maybe he was the reason it took flight. This was an iconic movie that I think really delves into the depths of what is impossible. The airplane that takes them aloft was a salvage plane piloted by a scavenger that initially tried to kill Mel Gibson.

The movie it fantastical. It might be reality or maybe an illusion. I don't think you really understand it. It's possible Mel Gibson died. He wasn't supposed to live. He might be living in a Dreamland. Tomorrow Land? Isn't real. So why should anything else be real? It's like two completely different movies. I'm not sure there is a simple explanation but it was a great movie.

He flew up there. Ur welcome.

Man-lift or cherry-picker.

No.

It feels like to me that maybe it was something the actual flight crew said as the plane was crashing after being hit by heavy turbulence and the kids kept the phrase alive in some form of oral tradition they handed down.

They saw return of the jedi and tried to replicate that

Waddayatalkinabeet

It comes from Christianity. Think about it.

@@mattjohnsononyoutube Captain Walker was a fighter pilot in WW2, Tommy's father before he went missing.... The Christianity thing. I'll look it up

They think Max is Walker, their messiah based on a real person in the story, but who becomes a legendary savior. It's actually quite subversive for those paying attention. ;)

Good to know. But have you seen the movie Tommy?

Apparently Beyond Thunderdome takes place nearly 20 years after Road Warrior. Don't know how old Savannah and Slit/Slate are, but they look either 17, 18 or nineteen. Either way, they'd be the oldest. I think the Novelized version of BT is more detailed with this stuff.

Information gets lost over time. I'm retired, and I am amazed at how much common knowledge learned during my life is unknown today. Kinda sad actually.

As humans can start breeding at 12/13-years-old, it's possible the youngest are third generation.

Someone was pretty lousy to leave all these kids alone and just go off into the desert (unless perhaps they knew they were dying like in _The Blue Lagoon?)_ But the parents couldn't stand being alone together in _Z for Zachariah_ (the book), so left their kid alone in the refuge. I just read that this part of the story was based on the books _The Lord of the Flies_ and _Riddley Walker._

@@sandal_thong8631 before the crash landing Cap Walker probably ran out the fuel so the plane wouldn't explode in flames. He saw the oasis because he was below the cloud bank due to the bombs After the crash the adults led the children to the oasis. They salvaged what they could and planned on staying and living their lives out there. As supplies started to run out the adults decided to trek out into the Wasteland. They adults left but some adults had to stay behind ? Maybe they were hurt in the crash? The children learned the Tell and they were Gen 1s. Growing into their late teens and 20s they became pregnant with Gen 2s. Gen 1 taught Gen 2 the Tell, but in their own words? Roughly 25 years after the bombs fell Gen 2s gave birth to Gen 3. And they did the Tell but a lot of info was lost. This Gen 3 was had Savanna and Slate. Around 18 years later ( 40 years after the bombs fell) MM arrived at Barter Town, TD happened, spin the wheel led to Gulag Max was saved by scouts from the Oasis. But.... there is NO Way in Hell that scouts/scavengers etc didn't find the oasis in its 45 year existence? The Gens were children, couldn't defend themselves from scavengers, slavers, scouts etc in those 40 odd years? The Oasis is a Mulligan. The place or object that only exists to move the story forward, remove the kids in the oasis and have Max fall off the hinny near the oasis, recover, find food and weapons, prepare himself to go back to BT. The whole Capt Walker scene wasn't needed for BT to be a complete story. The narrator was doing the Tell way after BT happened. Was the Narrator Skrooloose? Or was the narrator, a Gen 4 child grown up and retelling the story to Gen 5 children? With Savanna being a Grandmother by the end of BT? It's a stretch but I had some freetime to brainwork this out, hope you don't think I've been slack??

He had the wind up his arse

Most likely from the emp emitted by the nuke explosions, which wreak havoc with electronics: in this case that of the plane's electronics

@@MG-mt3ss Either this or it ran out of fuel once it left Sydney. Could be that those people were trying to avoid the nuclear explosions...

@@deloreandmc88 I have to go with this. No fuel explains why no fire or explosion post-crash.

Right before this scene Savannah says that a "gang" called turbulence took the plane down. I always thought that she and the other teenagers were little kids when it happened so they didn't really understand what was going on but pieced it together from what they remember.

😂 your deluded this isn’t about your personal inadequacies and lack of faith you atheists are beyond belief literally until a near death experience that is Then you magically and automatically pray for help

Dude, you're reading WAY too much into an 80's action movie. Let me guess, college educated?

Absolutely a schizophrenic comment.

@@allenharper2928 ...lol

It's nonsense.