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Why is the Mad Max series so full of quotable material? Even fury road where most of the dialogue is grunts it still manages to have some kino lines like WITNESS ME.

I dunno, the way Toecutter went out was pretty conclusive. That and Immortan Joe was a soldier before the apocalypse.

Why wasn't he called Immortal Joe?

They were kino af.

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bubba zanetti is the most interesting villain of the whole series

seems these people actually know who runs Bartertown

>op thinks Master Blaster was the bbeg of Mad Max: Thunderdome
Try watching the movie before you make those things, op.

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Yes, the pigs.

>I dunno, the way Toecutter went out was pretty conclusive. That and Immortan Joe was a soldier before the apocalypse
No, they are the same actor

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Well, yeah, that is one of the most popular pieces of trivia about Fury Road

for me, its lord humungus
>large, menacing frame
>outfit show his pure strength
>weapons are a scoped revolver and tridents
>has some excellent aliases
>offers a peaceful resolution before violence

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E L M O

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what kind of shitty framing is that?

Because he's not Immortal. He's IMMORTAN.

What gets me is that this is technically still pre-apocalypse, so people were already dressing like this in normal intact Australia.

2 men enter, one man sneed

How is it pre-apocalypse? Wasn't that just the first movie?

Fury Road's villains could have been kino if they didn't job to a bland and pointless girl power road trip and a Max who may as well have not even been there.
Bullet Farmer was still kino despite his short screen time
youtube.com/watch?v=ZllnptrzKOQ

No. First movie is pre-apocalypse. Second movie is during the war. Third movie is after the war. The intros tell you this my dude.

I haven't watched the movies in years and even then I just caught them on TV so I never saw the very beginning

>pointless
A lot happened / changed during the movie's events.
>girl power
Stop.
>road trip
It's a fucking Mad Max movie.

>a lot happened
the real better place was inside us all along, wow
the real demons were all those guys we killed incidentally along the way, oh now we can take over
now let's pour all the water on the ground
>it's not girl power
>cowering dirt peasants dying of thirst
>indoctrinated tumor boys who'll all die young
>dude let's save the pampered slave wives who Joe will actually bother pursuing lmao
Fury Road is an aesthetically pleasing but stupid movie, user.

Just

You can tell he's not autralian cause he doesn't walk around barefoot on the hot desert sand

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Lord Humugus>Immortan Joe>Toecutter>Tina Turner

Toecutter is the most frightening as he is the most realistic. The others are cartoon characters or wrestler stereotypes.

Its quotable because there is some legitimately unique use of language in the movies. Something that is exceedingly rare.
The fact that Fury Road continued with this is one of the most impressive things about it to me.

tina turner is the answer to OP, who is, as always, a faggot.

The thing a really like about these films is George Millers autistic attention to detail.
Mad suffers a leg injury in the first film and limps throughout the rest of the series. Master starts talking normally after Blaster goes down, showing that he was talking dumb so that Blaster could understand his instructions.

What the fuck does that even mean?

>offers a peaceful resolution before violence
It's fairly clear he was going to murder them anyway

mirin those calves

Right, makes me think of Malachy McCourts book A Monk Swimming. The way he writes is a joy even if half the book is total bullshit.

Same actor, different character.
Confirmed by Happy Feet's director himself.

Tina Turner was the villain in Beyond Thunder Dome

Babe: Pig in the City was way weirder.

youtube.com/watch?v=9n29c-q3_8Q

Why do you think Max took off right away at the end of Fury Road?

Pig in the City is underrated kino.
>thank the pig

Because it's a bunch of grandstanding, professional wrestling type dialogue.

I actually thought it was the City of Lost Children guy, but no, it was Miller.

Easier to Trademark.

No, George Miller was the villain for making the film so boring and shoving those stupid kids in it.

They wrote the script first then shoved Max into it.

Awesome that the little guy part of Master Blaster was in Tod Brownings Freaks (1927). That dude was around for awhile.

>Immortan Joe was Adam Johnston the whole time

You're such a faggot. It's an action film. Not one entry of this franchise has a deep message or anything. They're all pure entertainment and fury road is one of the best action films of all time

Who would anyone want to watch Beyond Thunderdome? Only shit taste seppos like it because it was the first film in the series they were exposed to. It's not even a real Mad Max film.

Memes

why do you have Immortan Joecutter on there twice?

jesus christ no way. he must've been old as shit

i mean Freaks was 1932 but still