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<t>No, I have not been to Detroit...or DeRiot. Where are you at Interdictor? I'm new to this place. I feel like I can maybe anonymously get some things out of my head here without blowing my cover. I'm trying to get my Kodak software to work so I can show you guys what being a real Road Warrior requ...

I am talking about the old version.

Yeah I know its cool and all, but do you think that it's relavent to the Mad Max saga.

Oh yeah, I forgot. I was also employed as a local law enforcement officer. My career was complicated by my "shady" post gunshot wound "MADness" and some other bits of my history wandering the wasteland.

<t>That's about when I saw it (83) on HBO. Don't remember that. I do remember thinking 5 gallons of diesel and some high octane gasoline equaling 4 full 5 gallon cans on a pole being carried by a man on a bad leg as unrealistic. The cans sound damn empty too when he falls down. I know they couldn't ...

I have all 3 movies on dvd and I'll have to do a frame by frame on MM2, but I think at the end of the opening chase Max has his wheels spinning in reverse to brake instead of using the hand brake as mentioned above. Anyone else see this?

Have any of you seen the movie "On the Beach"? It might have inspired George Miller to do Mad Max. It could explain when it happens in relation to the nuclear war. In "On the Beach" an American submarine commander (Gregory Peck) docks in Australia after the rest of the world has ...

<t><br/> <br/> I would stay at home. During Hurricane Isabel people were without power for weeks. People were scrapping over water at the Wal-Mart that was open a few hours a day on generator power. It was hot and people would wait for hours if they thought an ice truck was coming. The lines were cr...

"In the roar of an engine he lost everything", or something like that.

I think the MM2 version is cooler but I if I could have one I would take the MM1 version. I would want to drive it frequently and I think the original would be better for that.