For full enjoyment stick to the original version because they sound like real people, not like cartoon characters or cheesy b-movie villains. In a not-too-distant dystopian future, when mans most precious resource - oil - has been depleted and the world plunged into war, famine and financial chaos. dubbed version and the original Aussie soundtrack).
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I have seen both versions of the movie (the U.S. Beautiful cinematography, fast paced action and awesome stunts make this movie a winner. I like the way he tries to justify him and his crew's actions. That, and a piece of graffiti on a road sign in one scene dated December 1984, puts the events of the first film squarely in the mid-‘80s, most likely 1985. Toecutter has to be one of the most scuzziest and at the same time coolest bad guys. Mad Max The original Mad Max, which released in 1979, opens with the caption, A few years from now. After clashing with the Night Rider, he incurs the wrath of his bikie buddies Toecutter and co. Mel Gibson (in his greatest role in my opinion) stars as "Mad" Max, a cop who has seen too much while trying to enforce the law in a dying society. Not only did this movie spawned a franchise but it created a new genre of film (the post apocalyptic wasteland/road film) many rip-offs and pro wrestlers inspired by the movie and it's sequels. Mad Max (1979) is a low budget Aussie film that became a huge success in the U.S. From director George Miller comes the fourth adventure in the Mad Max film series. The same reason was given for passing it at 18 uncut back in 1992. In April 2015, the film was passed with a 15 rating uncut, because of "(the scene's) implied nature and lack of visual detail of the acts themselves". Though the original uncertified 1982 video release of the American dub from Warner Home Video was released uncut, the cut was re-instated on the 1986 18-rated VHS, but was restored in 1992 when the Australian dialogue version was finally released in the UK and to all later releases with the same rating (although Warner's budget labels SCREEN CLASSICS still put out the American dub with the cut scene well into the 90s). The, uh, first of the V8 Interceptors used on-screen in the cult classic film Mad Max is being put up for sale in Florida by the Orlando Auto Museum. Mad Max is a 1979 Australian dystopian action film directed by George Miller and produced by Byron Kennedy. Instead, the scene cut to black as the bikers smashed the first window and resumed on the bird hovering overhead. They edited the scene where the bikers tear up the hot-rod with the terrified couple inside. The original UK cinema and certified video releases (American dub) were cut by 48 seconds by the BBFC to keep an X (18) rating and to prevent the film from being banned, as X was the highest rating.
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