Road Warrior, or Mad Max 2 as it was known in its native Australia and other parts of the world, was so influential that to this day, over 30 years after it was first released, cheap knockoffs are still made that ape aspects of the movie - mainly its football shoulder pad, leather-clad fashions.
I'm always drawn to characters like Max. A wounded man who just wanted to be left alone after the tragedy he suffered, but who did the right thing when no one else did, or could do. That fits the mold of many a classic Western film character too (and more than a few characters from Samurai films).
Now, finally, MAD MAX IS BACK.
Mad Max: Fury Road, scheduled for released May 2015, puts George Miller back in command, with Tom Hardy donning the weathered and tattered Main Force Police uniform of Max Rockatansky. Academy Award-winner Charlize Theron, sporting a very cool mechanical arm, co-stars.
Start revving your engines. The chase is about to begin...again.
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