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Добавен: 01.02.14 Гледания:314 Mad Max 2 / Лудият Макс 2 (1981) - Държава: Австралия Жанр: Екшън Описание: Бившият служител на закона сега е самотен скитник, пътуващ през опустошената след ядрена война Австралия търсейки безценното в момента гориво. Макс живее оцелявайки и не е много въодушевен когато той се оказва единствената надежда на малка група честни хора, поддържащи отдалечена петролна рафинерия. Той трябва да ги защитава от гангстерски банди, които ги тероризират взимайки цялото им гориво. В ролите:Мел Гибсън, Брус Спенс, Майкъл Престън, Макс Фипс, Върнън Уелс, Вирджина Хей и др. Режисьор:Джордж Милър Жанр: Екшън Времетраене: 96 За да тръгне филмa е нужно да натиснете бутона с надпис “Continue to Video“ след което да се изчака няколко секунди докато се появи нов голям бутон за пускане на филма, който отново да се натисне. Подобни филми на Mad Max 2 / Лудият Макс 2 (1981):
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Review by Stuart O'Connor Stars Mel Gibson, Joanne Samuel, Steve Bisley, Hugh Keays-Byrne, Bruce Spence, Mike Preston, Vernon Wells, Max Phipps, Tina Turner, Frank Thring, Angry Anderson, Justine Clarke | Written by George Miller, James McCausland & Terry Hayes UK certification 18 | UK RRP £34.99 | BD Region B | Runtime 358 minutes | Directed by George Miller Before there was Riggs, before there was Braveheart, before there was Beaver, there was Max. Mad Max. The post-apocalyptic role that took a young Gibson onto the world stage. Some (and I'm one) would say it's his best role. Now the original trilogy finally gets a UK Blu-ray release, and it's a cracker. Mad Max (1978) The original, and easily the best. Meet Max Rockatansky (Gibson), a highway patrol cop in outback Australia. He's the toughest cop on the force, a quiet, brooding man. When a rebel bikie gang murders his wife and child, he seeks brutal revenge. A pretty basic plot, but the first Mad Max film is renowned for its amazing action and simply mindblowing car stunts. Even today, the film looks better than most action films made since, and the car scenes have never been bettered. Of the trilogy, this is easily the best. Gibson was just 23 when he made it, and it's the film that set him firmly on the road to stardom. Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior (1981) Set five years after the first, Max is now a lone nomad wandering the outback. He encounters a remote oil drilling station, and joins forces with the peope there to help them fight off a marauding gang out to steal their fuel. MM2 is as plot-slim and action-heavy as the first film, but the tone is less dark and gritty. It does, thogh, have much more of a Western feel to it with Max as the nameless gunslinger riding in to town to save the day. Mad Max 2 (released in the US as The Road Warrior) was, though, a worldwide smash hit. Mad Max 3 is a film of two halves. The first takes place in Bartertown, ruled over by Aunty Entity (Turner) and is a little dull – Max is always at his best when out on the roads, or in the wilds of teh Aussie outback. Once he gets back out there, and discovers a tribe of "lost" children, the film gets back to its action roots. It's the weakest entry in the trilogy, but still a solid film with another great performance from Gibson in the title role. It just seems to be tryign to be too much of a fantasy film than the first two were, which feels like a minor misstep. These are three of the best films to ever come out of Australia, and Max himself is a true pop culture icon. A fourth film, Mad Max Fury Road, is on the way with Tom Hardy in the role, but can it live up to the legacy? EXTRAS ★ Weirdly, Mad Max was dubbed into American English for its US release! What do they have against the Aussie accent? Anyway, you have the choice of both audio tracks here. A tip: watch the film with the original Aussie voices, the American ones just sound wrong. Anyway, this Blu-ray set is nicely remastered with gorgeous picture and sound, as you'd expect. And it also comes with UltraViolet to watch the films on another devicesuch as a smartphoen or a tablet. But the bonus material itself is a little lacking. Mad Max has nothing, The Road Warrior has an introduction from film critic Leonard Maltin, and an audio commentary with writer-director Miller and cinematographer Dean Semler. And nothing at all on Beyond Thunderdome.