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Brutal Sci-Fi Action Film Defies Sequel Status Mad Max 2

The Road Warrior - Mad Max 2 Widescreen Remastered Rare LaserDisc Sci-Fi

Brutal Sci-Fi Action Film Defies Sequel Status Mad Max 2

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Brutal Sci-Fi Action Film Defies Sequel Status Mad Max 2

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Mel Gibson in...

The Road Warrior

( Catalog Number 13346 )
(2.35:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc

The Road Warrior
1981 - 95 min. - Color
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rated R
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
The first sequel to MAD MAX takes place after nuclear war has destroyed Australia. In this installment, Max lends his aid and protection to a small band of survivors who are losing their struggle to protect an oil refinery under siege by a band of savage, mohawked marauders. Playing very much like a post-apocalyptic western (right down to Max's dog, Hondo) THE ROAD WARRIOR boats one of the most thrilling car chase scenes ever filmed.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Director George Miller's follow-up to his own 1979 hit Mad Max is proof that not all sequels are inferior to their originals. If anything, this brutal sci-fi action film is even more intense and exciting than its predecessor, although the state of its post-apocalyptic world has only become worse. Several years after the deaths of his wife and child, Max (Mel Gibson) has become an alienated nomad, wandering an Australian outback which has fallen into tribal warfare conducted from scattered armed camps. After a road battle with psychotic villain Wez (Vernon Wells), Max meets up with the odd Gyro Captain (Bruce Spence), who takes him to the camp of a sympathetic group led by Pappagallo (Mike Preston). As Pappagallo's people are camped at a refinery, Max plans to take their oil --- more precious than gold in this world --- but eventually joins them to fight a band of marauders led by the evil Humungus (Kjell Nilsson). The stunning climax features a heart-pounding chase scene involving an oil tanker-truck and a frenzied rush for the coast, with Humungus and his forces in hot pursuit. Nilsson is a scary villain, with huge muscles and a sinister pre-Jason hockey-mask, but the stuntwork is the key here, and it is more flamboyantly dynamic than ever, edited at breakneck pace and staged with manic fury by Miller and stunt coordinator Max Aspin. Savage and kinetic, Mad Max 2 is a must-see for action buffs. --- Robert Firsching

Mad Max 2 (The Road Warrior) is a pure expression of cinematic existentialism. The characters spend their time driving through a barren, post-apocalyptic world looking for gasoline so that they can continue to drive around the desert and find more gasoline. Of course, there's an exciting action movie thrown in as well. The loner protagonist at the center of our attention is again Max (Mel Gibson), who in the first Mad Max lost his wife and child to a murderous bunch of thugs. Max retreats from society, living the life of a scavenger in the "wasteland." It might be a sci-fi setting, but Max is a direct descendant of classic Western and film noir anti-heroes. He looks out for himself and only himself, and there's only a very fine line between him and the bad guys. The set-up of the "reluctant savior" rescuing the stranded "villagers" is about as traditional a story line as you can get, and the movie precedents are no less obvious: it's The Seven Samurai and The Magnificent Seven (minus the six other guys). Following the success of this movie, Gibson became an international star. Talented writer-director George Miller has gone on to mixed financial success as a producer and director, but has consistently produced interesting and original material. The infamous Kevin Costner vehicle, Waterworld, is basically a remake of Mad Max II in an aquatic setting. --- Brendon Hanley

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Cast for The Road Warrior

Mel Gibson
Bruce Spence
Michael Preston
Max Phipps
Vernon Wells
Kjell Nilsson
Emil Minty
Virginia Hey
William Zappa
Arkie Whiteley
Steve J. Spears
Syd Heylen
Moira Claux
David Downer
David Slingsby
Kristoffer Greaves
Max Fairchild
Tyler Coppin
Jerry O'Sullivan
Tony Deary
Kathleen McKay
Guy Norris
Anne Jones
James McCardell
Harold Baigent (voice)

Crew for The Road Warrior

Producer Byron Kennedy
Cinematographer Dean Semler
Composer Brian May
Costume Designer Norma Moriceau
Director George Miller
Editor Michael Balson
Editor David Stiven
Editor Tim Wellburn
Bill Anderson
Rosanne Andrews-Baxter
Dale Aspin
Catherine Barber
Linda Bates
Dixie Betts
George Bischoff
Barry Bransen
Barry Bransen
Kevin Cross
Jenny Day
Harvey Else
Ray Fowler
Gerry Goodwin
Bill Gooley
Hugh Gooley
Sandy Gore
Melissa Grillett
Arthur Henley
John Hurrel
David Jeffrey
Stuart Johnson
Dean Keenan
Mardy Kennedy
Steve Knapman
Grant Larkin
Jennifer Lee-Lewes
Allan Mills
Ian Mitchell
Peter Moyes
John Murch
Guy Norris
Gordon Parr
Catherine Phillips
Linda Ray
Marshall Read
Clive Smith
David Thomas
Reg West
Athnea Willcocks
Angelika Wyness
Derek Wyness
Writer Terry Hayes
Writer George Miller
Writer Brian Hannant

Feature Details

Title: The Road Warrior
Feature Release Date: 1981
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rating: R
Color: Color
Runtime: 95 Minutes
Chapters: 32
Picture: Letterboxed
Ratio: 2.35:1
Playback Format: CLV

IMDB Info...

Technical Details

LD Release Date: 29 Jun 1994
Catalog Number: 13346
UPC: 085391334668
ISBN: 0-7907-2167-8
Manufacturer: Pioneer USA
Publisher: Warner Home Video

Diameter: 12"
Sides: 2
Cover: Jacket
Closed Caption: English
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

Model: 13346
Shipping Weight: 1 lbs
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Mega-Rare Dolby Surround Sound, Remastered, Widescreen, LaserDisc Movie

Near-Mint LaserDisc and Jacket with some shelf-wear

Mel Gibson in...

The Road Warrior

( Catalog Number 13346 )
(2.35:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc

The Road Warrior
1981 - 95 min. - Color
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rated R
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
The first sequel to MAD MAX takes place after nuclear war has destroyed Australia. In this installment, Max lends his aid and protection to a small band of survivors who are losing their struggle to protect an oil refinery under siege by a band of savage, mohawked marauders. Playing very much like a post-apocalyptic western (right down to Max's dog, Hondo) THE ROAD WARRIOR boats one of the most thrilling car chase scenes ever filmed.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Director George Miller's follow-up to his own 1979 hit Mad Max is proof that not all sequels are inferior to their originals. If anything, this brutal sci-fi action film is even more intense and exciting than its predecessor, although the state of its post-apocalyptic world has only become worse. Several years after the deaths of his wife and child, Max (Mel Gibson) has become an alienated nomad, wandering an Australian outback which has fallen into tribal warfare conducted from scattered armed camps. After a road battle with psychotic villain Wez (Vernon Wells), Max meets up with the odd Gyro Captain (Bruce Spence), who takes him to the camp of a sympathetic group led by Pappagallo (Mike Preston). As Pappagallo's people are camped at a refinery, Max plans to take their oil --- more precious than gold in this world --- but eventually joins them to fight a band of marauders led by the evil Humungus (Kjell Nilsson). The stunning climax features a heart-pounding chase scene involving an oil tanker-truck and a frenzied rush for the coast, with Humungus and his forces in hot pursuit. Nilsson is a scary villain, with huge muscles and a sinister pre-Jason hockey-mask, but the stuntwork is the key here, and it is more flamboyantly dynamic than ever, edited at breakneck pace and staged with manic fury by Miller and stunt coordinator Max Aspin. Savage and kinetic, Mad Max 2 is a must-see for action buffs. --- Robert Firsching

Mad Max 2 (The Road Warrior) is a pure expression of cinematic existentialism. The characters spend their time driving through a barren, post-apocalyptic world looking for gasoline so that they can continue to drive around the desert and find more gasoline. Of course, there's an exciting action movie thrown in as well. The loner protagonist at the center of our attention is again Max (Mel Gibson), who in the first Mad Max lost his wife and child to a murderous bunch of thugs. Max retreats from society, living the life of a scavenger in the "wasteland." It might be a sci-fi setting, but Max is a direct descendant of classic Western and film noir anti-heroes. He looks out for himself and only himself, and there's only a very fine line between him and the bad guys. The set-up of the "reluctant savior" rescuing the stranded "villagers" is about as traditional a story line as you can get, and the movie precedents are no less obvious: it's The Seven Samurai and The Magnificent Seven (minus the six other guys). Following the success of this movie, Gibson became an international star. Talented writer-director George Miller has gone on to mixed financial success as a producer and director, but has consistently produced interesting and original material. The infamous Kevin Costner vehicle, Waterworld, is basically a remake of Mad Max II in an aquatic setting. --- Brendon Hanley

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Cast for The Road Warrior

Mel Gibson
Bruce Spence
Michael Preston
Max Phipps
Vernon Wells
Kjell Nilsson
Emil Minty
Virginia Hey
William Zappa
Arkie Whiteley
Steve J. Spears
Syd Heylen
Moira Claux
David Downer
David Slingsby
Kristoffer Greaves
Max Fairchild
Tyler Coppin
Jerry O'Sullivan
Tony Deary
Kathleen McKay
Guy Norris
Anne Jones
James McCardell
Harold Baigent (voice)

Crew for The Road Warrior

Producer Byron Kennedy
Cinematographer Dean Semler
Composer Brian May
Costume Designer Norma Moriceau
Director George Miller
Editor Michael Balson
Editor David Stiven
Editor Tim Wellburn
Bill Anderson
Rosanne Andrews-Baxter
Dale Aspin
Catherine Barber
Linda Bates
Dixie Betts
George Bischoff
Barry Bransen
Barry Bransen
Kevin Cross
Jenny Day
Harvey Else
Ray Fowler
Gerry Goodwin
Bill Gooley
Hugh Gooley
Sandy Gore
Melissa Grillett
Arthur Henley
John Hurrel
David Jeffrey
Stuart Johnson
Dean Keenan
Mardy Kennedy
Steve Knapman
Grant Larkin
Jennifer Lee-Lewes
Allan Mills
Ian Mitchell
Peter Moyes
John Murch
Guy Norris
Gordon Parr
Catherine Phillips
Linda Ray
Marshall Read
Clive Smith
David Thomas
Reg West
Athnea Willcocks
Angelika Wyness
Derek Wyness
Writer Terry Hayes
Writer George Miller
Writer Brian Hannant

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