My "definitive" Mad Max timeline

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My "definitive" Mad Max timeline

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No novelizations or scripts, those don't really count.

http://madmaxtimeline.blogspot.com

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Hey Uncle, we already dicussed this issue about Gyro and Jedediah and it's coming over and over again. Dude. They're not the same char. :)
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Bertrand Cadart (Clunk) told me that the first Mad Max was around 2010. Because George Miller told him, during the shooting, that the movie was set about 35 years in the future.
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Max was 25 at the time of the first movie according to the book. He joined the Breaker squad at age 18.
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I can't see 'a few years from now' as 35 years.

Also the technology (or lack of) doesn't support it. Even in MM world.
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Bubba Fat wrote:Hey Uncle, we already dicussed this issue about Gyro and Jedediah and it's coming over and over again. Dude. They're not the same char. :)
Oh god, does this mean people are going to think Hugh Keays-Byrne's new character is really Toecutter, somehow survived being squashed by a lorry??? :twisted: Maybe that explains his name "Immortan Joe" = Imortal Toe. :lol:
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Ciao Tiziano! Good to see you back :)
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Deaths Head wrote:Ciao Tiziano! Good to see you back :)
I belong to this fandom. Forever. 8-)
Thanks man, glad to see you again. :D
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Bubba Fat wrote: They're not the same char. :)
If miller didn't want it to be the same character, he should have cast it with a different person. period. i'd accept it if it were a different 'universe' (eg the matrix)
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The Mad Max movies are just like Spaghetti Westerns. Some actors are returning in different roles. Klaus Kinski and lee Van Cleef did. Even Clint Eastwood played different chars with the same costume.
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