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Well this was Max and then like woah 😵‍💫and then it worked. I kind of fell in love with MG as MM in these 3 movies and I just am fascinated by this crazy world the director thought up! I say my favorites in order in the outro, what’s yours?

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Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome (1985) - Full Reaction - Popcorn In Bed

Watch the full reaction to Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome on Popcorn In Bed.

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Uncle Phoenix

That was such a fun Live. 🤙🏼

Zane From Canada

I'm sorry I missed this! I'm glad fun was had by all. 😁

Above Average Dave

I actually liked this one, which is heresy for some. Still apocalyptic, but Mel Max seems to be more self-derterministic and fully realizes his arc started in the original. Plus, Tina Turner in full boss mode!

Rick Rodriguez

1. Road Warrior 2. Fury Road 3. Mad Max 4. Beyond Thunderdome Furiosa

Doug Fisher

That is hard to choose an order because in many ways they are all different films. If I had to put them in order it would be "Mad Max","Thunderdome", and the "Road Warrior". Two men enter one man leaves... Raggedy Man!! 😁

nick bell

This movie got a bad rap but its aged well.

nick bell

Road Warrior Fury Road Furiosa Thunderdome Mad Max

Anthony K.

Glad you enjoyed this! All the Mad Max movies are fantastic in their own way. My order is the same as yours: Fury Road (can’t believe this movie came out 10 years ago!), Road Warrior, Mad Max, Thunderdome. I’m also happy to see that you’re going to watch Furiosa. Like the other Mad Max movies, it’s different, but I loved it a lot. If you ever get bored, or need something to read, I highly suggest Blood, Sweat, and Chrome which is an oral history of the making of Fury Road. Basically, they were really close to getting it made in 2001 with Mel coming back. Then it got put on hold because of 9/11, and there were filming restrictions in certain parts of the world where they wanted to film at. George Miller went through a lot trying to get Fury Road (and Furiosa) made, and I respect him so much for sticking to his guns.

Dean Holt

Actually looking forward to giving this one another watch, as the last time I saw it was late 80s / early 90s and I kinda remember it not being very good. But I also don’t remember much about it lol. So this could be like watching it for the first time again.

Dean Holt

After Fury Rd I was so disappointed with Furiosa, it had so much potential but it was so dull.

Rick Rodriguez

Can't get into it without spoilers, but where Fury was electric, Furiosa was lethargic.

Brian Lowery

Road Warrior Fury Road Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome

Joe J

Aunty was the OG boss girl.😆

Chris Thom

This installment and Return of the Jedi are so linked in my mind for some reason.

Clay F

Fury Road Road Warrior Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome Tina Turner's biggest hit song was "What's Love Got to Do with It" (1984), which I remember well. On September 1, 1984, Turner achieved her first and only No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 w/"What's Love Got to Do with It". Follow-up singles "Better Be Good to Me" (1984) and "Private Dancer" (1984) were both US top 10 hits. The second movie in the Mel Gibson Mad Max trilogy was released as "MAD MAX 2" in 1981 in Australia and then released as retitled "THE ROAD WARRIOR" in 1982 in US (I was 18). Thus, the movie will always be The Road Warrior to me. Me and my friends at 18-19 loved The Road Warrior when released in 1982. Beyond Thunderdome (the third movie in the trilogy) was a letdown for me but was somewhat interesting and popular with some. I didn't watch the first Mad Max movie until years later.

Bill Maurer

The Road Warrior Fury Road Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome Mad Max, original Was never a fan of Furiosa, slow and Anya Taylor-Joy is only in about half of the movie.

Ace Degenerate

🎶 🎵 We don’t need another heeeroooo, we don’t need to know the waaaaayyyy home! All we want is life beyond the Thunderdome!🎵🎶 I love that song so much, probably my favorite Tina Turner song after Goldeneye.

Ace Degenerate

Fun fact: the guy who plays the sax in “We Don’t Need Another Hero” is Tim Capello. The same shirtless sax man who sings “I Still Believe” in The Lost Boys 🎷

Night King01

Some backstory behind this movie. So george miller directed the film with the help of George Ogilvie which could be where the more kid friendly and lighthearted elements came from. The reason for this was that his producing partner Byron Kennedy passed away in a helicopter crash and George was in grieving so he needed help. This is the only mad max film that is pg-13 and not rated r. And also it is more hollywood than the others and you can tell they were trying to make it more mainstream. I still think Fury Road is the best. George Miller I think did everything he wanted to do in that film. I still think Mel Gibson is a better Mad Max. He is Mad Max as far as I’m concerned.

Above Average Dave

"Private Dancer" was written by Mark Knopfler who was the leader/songwriter/wonderous guitarist for Dire Straits. He composed soundtracks for such movies as THE PRINCESS BRIDE, LOCAL HERO and WAG THE DOG, among others, and is still playing live shows, even though he's nearly 76(!). btw, LOCAL HERO is a small, but extremely well done and truly endearing movie that Cassie would LOVE (and would be a great watch-along with her Mom and Dad), especially because of its Scotish setting and the quirky Scots from the fictional town of Furness featured in it.Bonus: it features Burt Lancaster (in his late career "Moolight Graham from FIELD OF DREAMS" era) and the always solid Peter Riegert. Of course, because it involves Scots and Scotland, subtitles are essential.

Night King01

You should check out some other films from George Miller. I feel like his other work is overshadowed because of how popular his Mad Max films are and deservedly so I guess but he has made other films. Lorenzos Oil is a good drama. Also Babe 1995 which he wrote and Babe 2 pig in the city which he wrote and directed. The Witches of Eastwick is also a fun dark comedy with Jack Nicholson, Cher, Michelle Pfeiffer and Susan Sarandon. Also George Miller just seems like a nice guy and his other films reflect that especially Happy Feet 1 and 2 lol.

Eric Mueller

I don't know if you take personal requests but if you do the movie Annihilation and the tv show From would be great to see reactions to.

Night King01

I think the whole fable idea is how George Miller regards the franchise. These movies are essentially westerns. Max is essentially the lone wanderer who rides into town to help the townsfolk. With the exception of the first film Max is in many ways the observer in someone else’s story. That doesnt mean he’s not the main stay of the franchise, after all it is mad max.

Doug Fisher

Man... I hate streaming service. They always edit the movies so syncing with my physical media never works and I have to keep fast forwarding to keep the video timed.

Doug Fisher

Blasphemy! "Fury Road" isn't even a Mad Max movie.

Night King01

Havent you realized that none of them past the first one have been his story. He is the archetype of the lone wanderer. He rides into town to help others with their problems. He does that in road warrior, and he does that in thunderdome and fury road. He is still the driver of the story.

MikeLL

Fun reaction. I don't think I've seen this movie since the '80's or 90's (I'm sure I haven't seen it this millennium) and I was surprised at how much fun it was, especially the whole ending chase sequence. It won me over, and of course it is always fun watching stuff with Cassie.

Stick Figure Studios

Road Warrior Fury Road Mad Max Thunderdome Don't really count FURIOSA as a Mad Max movie.

Jeri1979

Cassie is watching the 1:42:28 version of the movie. If you have the 1:47 version you may not able to sync this, Cassies version runs faster... Hope this helps.

Tyler Hale

Who runs Barter Town?!

Gray

Yeah i get that sometimes but it's from UK & US streaming going a diffrerent speeds, proper annoying syncing up

Patrick Flanagan

Max is essentially Shane. The good man who does bad things to help others, who protects the society he himself can no longer be a part of.

Patrick Flanagan

FURIOSA is a very different kind of movie, it's basically a biopic for a fictional character so the pacing is different than the rest of the movies in this series. But it's still great. It fleshes out the world we're introduced to in FURY ROAD and has some amazing action sequences. I was very pleasantly surprised by it, for me it's neck and neck with FURY ROAD for my favorites.

Scott Macaulay

The setting doesn’t matter so much for liking a story. It’s about having heart and interesting characters. I didn’t like this one when it first came out but I’ve since changed my view. It’s very quotable too. Oh! And I’m down for a Fury Road rewatch so please do that with us! 😂❤️

Shad Kanyak

My list is in order. Wasn't a fan of Fury Road or Furiosa. As prequels, they don't really make sense to me. We see what the world looks like with a younger Max, it's just starting to fall apart, yet it's full wasteland when we get to the prequels. 1. Mad Max 2. Road Warrior 3. Thunderdome 4. Fury Road 5. Furiosa

John A

Yes took awhile to figure that out

John A

Master Blaster runs Barter Town

John A

MAX is really not the main protagonist in Max Max: Fury Road. so it seems to me to not really be a Max movie but more just to move the protagonist to Imperator Furiosa.

John A

I am the same since "The Road Warrior" was the US release and I saw that one first, since "Mad Max" was mainly an Australian my friend and I had never hear of the first movie, when "The Road Warrior" became a hit then we found out about that there was a first movie, called Mad Max. My order is: The Road Warrior Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome Mad Max ( I really have this one tied with Thunderdome) Mad Max Fury Road (It is just a pass the torch from Max to Imperator Furiosa.

Mike Lemon

Run the fast one at 96% speed and things usually work out. It's a PAL (Europe) vs NTSC (U.S. and Japan) thing, or more realistically, the streaming platform wants you to finish faster so you can watch something else. edit- wait a minute ... my 1 hour 47 minute version played faster than the one she watched. A few pauses and it was fine (I wasn't watching along, just checking in and out).

Clay F

I like Fury Road the best of the 4. The action is incredible. "Max. My name is Max. That's my name." Fury Road won 6 Oscars. One of the girls (breeders) is Zoë Kravitz -- the daughter of Lenny Kravitz. Another breeder is the granddaughter of Elvis Presley. The Road Warrior is the best old one to watch. Mel Gibson starring in The Road Warrior made him an international superstar. 1. Fury Road 2. Road Warrior 3.Mad Max 4. Thunderdome I have not watched Furiosa.

Stick Figure Studios

Well, I mean, it has "Mad Max" in the title and he's a pretty prominent character in it. I could understand saying FURIOSA isn't Mad Max film, but FURY ROAD?

Tyler Hale

The way Tina Turner says “Master Blaster” is awesome

Doug Fisher

I will make it simple and easy for everyone. Mel Gibson is Max. No Mel, not Mad Max. Yes, I do realize Night King that it could be the man with no name trope. However, I am not fully on board with that. In "Mad Max 2" and "Beyond Thunderdome", Max is looking out for himself and solving his own problems. He is not there to help others, helping others is the means to his ends. That and in the end it is atonement so Patrick's comparable is close. Sorry, Night King, he is not the driver of "Fury Road". 100% John! Even looking past not having Mel in it, he is a side character in what is supposed to be his own movie. I guess this one will be among that 5% eh Stick?! 😉😁 Just because a movie has an IP in the title, doesn't make it part of that IP. Disney Star Wars has "Star Wars" in their titles but they are not Star Wars films. So, yes even "Fury Road" is not a Mad Max film.

Night King01

We agree on that at least. Mel Gibson is far better than Tom Hardy as Mad Max.

My_Cousin_Mose

I fell asleep about 1/2 through this one so it will remain my least favorite. The order still stands Fury Road- The Road Warrior- Mad Max- Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome. Fury Road and The Road Warrior are in another league compared to the other 2.

Gray

Road Warrior feels more gritty and real compared to the more fantasy of Fury Road, I mean they are both over the the top films but that's what edges it for me 2,4,1,5,3

Stick Figure Studios

Ah, the old "No true Scotsman" argument, eh, Doug? ;-) Well, okay then. I may disagree with you, but I'm not going to try to talk you out of that way of thinking. As far as I'm concerned, FURY ROAD is a Mad Max movie (though I do agree Gibson is better than Hardy) and the new Star Wars movies are indeed Star Wars movies (though some aren't very good Star Wars movies).

Richard Maurer

Mad Max Road Warrior and whatever…… The first two are the only ones that matter.

Clay F

Ditto

My_Cousin_Mose

I've always been under the impression that Fury Road would have taken place years after The Road Warrior because of the flashbacks we see through the movie. But even so it does seem like Fury Road takes place several generations into this post-apocalypse world. I haven't seen Furiousa to comment on it.

Shad Kanyak

Furiousa is only a couple decades before Fury Road, so pretty much the same.

Zane From Canada

Having more synchronization issues. Second time now. This time the recording is faster than my copy (DVD). Anyone else having synch issues?

OddThomas

DVDs in particular are compressed so that's probably why. The HD version should work fine (edit: I tried my bluray copy and Cassie is way off sync)

Ben Cookie

I've the same problem. Also second time now.

Thomas

Psssst! The Year Of Living Dangerously, Mel Gibson

Walter

yup. drove me crazy. I kept having to tweak it.

Walter

The Road Warrior Fury Road Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome

Javier Hernandez

I have not seen Furiosa so I'll leave that one off my list. 1 Beyond Thunderdome (Master Blaster a two person character - what an idea!) 2 The Road Warrior (the CGI-less car chase was inspiring in the 80s) 3 Fury Road (visually spectacular but not especially interesting) 4 Mad Max (I was bored for 30% of it)

Gray

I just watch through stream nowdays, if you search bing videos by length for thunderdome it's hosted on Internet Archive for free

Matt

I'm not gonna rank them but one of my favorite things about the Mad Max films are just how different each one is, most franchises just try to copy the original film and retell the same story over and over, each story in the Mad Max films feel fresh in terms of creativity for me

Steve Smith

I'm having trouble syncing my copy with yours. Yours is playing back too fast.

OddThomas

Your next Mel Gibson movie: Payback

Walter Crockett

I am having the same problem Steve, I believe Cassie is watching this on Amazon Prime. I don’t know if their version is an edited version or if her copy is sped up. I had the same issue with Mad Max 2, but this is worse. I am trying it for a second time tonight. Once I sync them, after about a minute or my copy falls out of sync, I stopped the reaction for 20 seconds then unpaused it, but eventually Cassie’s Version gets ahead of mine, I am watching it on a 4K blu ray. Unfortunately this has been the hardest film to sync on the channel. I thought it was an issue with syncing up with the live, but that wasn’t it. If anyone else had this issue feel free to mention if you fond a work around.

Walter Crockett

Hey Cassie. I notice when you watch a movie on a streaming service, when things get dark in a movie, like this one, you say that you can’t see anything. I am speculating, but I think I know why. You watched this on Amazon Prime, and I have noticed that their 4K versions of movies can be too dark. I will avoid a technical explanation for this, you might want to try if you have to watch a digital copy, closed the HD Version instead, that should help. 😃

Cameron Nielsen

Every time I hear of this movie I think of the Master Blaster character. For about 5yrs after this movie came out my friend and I were referred to as “Master Blaster”. The friend and I were both supervisors on a graveyard shift. I am 6’4” tall and my friend is 5’2”. Our coworkers called us Master Blaster. I think all of your reactions on the channel are awesome. So happy I found your content. Always puts a smile on my face.😎

JC762

Wow. Crap movie.