I really enjoyed the ways death is personified in Mad Max, especially in Beyond Thunderdome.
"Remember where you are. This is Thunderdome, and death is listening, and will take the first man that screams."
"I ain't Captain Walker. I'm the guy who carries Mr. Dead in his pocket."
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Goldie is a pure beauty.
Now that I`ve finished this picture, I feel like I did something in my life.
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AAAAAOOOOGGHGHHHHHHHHHHH FIRST NEW MAD MAX MERCH IN LIKE 7 YEARS
(it sucks that it's still just fugly funko pops but I want that wez BAD)
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I just looked closer at Wez's outfit and what in the fuck is he wearing im loosing my mind
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According to director Dan Trachtenberg, Sarii's presence in the film was heavily inspired by The Road Warrior, and "Mad" Max Rockatansky's loyal dog companion from that film, known simply as "Dog." So, giving Naru a dog was always part of the plan for Prey. What changed along the way was just how much Sarii would end up being in the film.
“We were trying to get Coco out of scenes but the opposite ended up being true, and we ended up including her more – even in some of the action set-pieces, because I just thought it’d be so fun," Trachtenberg said. "One of the great things about Road Warrior is the way Mad Max uses his doggy, so we wanted to have the same kind of fun in this movie as well.”
- SYFY Wire
MAD MAX 2: THE ROAD WARRIOR (1981) dir. George Miller
PREY (2022) dir. Dan Trachtenberg
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The Road Warrior (1981)
Art by Tony Stella
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Art by Noriyoshi Ohrai for Mad Max 2 / The Road Warrior (1981)
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Mad Max 2/The Road Warrior poster by Noriyoshi Ohrai.
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