An Analysis of Mad Max


"Mad Max" is an Australian flick directed by George Miller and starring by Mel Gibson as Mad Rockatansky a.k.a Mad Max, Joanne Samuel as Jessie rockatansky (Max's wife,) Hugh Keays Byrne as Toecutter and Steve Bisley as Jim Goose. We can say this is the film that rocketed and made a star of Mel Gibson.
The movie begins with a great action sequence. A maniac who calls himself the Nightrider (Vincent Gil) has killed a cop and stolen a souped-up police interceptor, and the movie opens with the police desperately trying to stop him before he drives into inhabited areas. The police are hardly model citizens themselves. The first cop we see is spying on a naked couple through a rifle scope. And the standard operating procedure for ending car chases in this world is some combination of shotgun blasts and ramming. (Maybe they should have tried that with OJ when he went on the lam.) Unfortunately, the first cops on the scene end up crashing their cars......

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