1. The pioneering work of the Mad Max series. The director abandoned the doctor and became a guide. The cost is only 350,000 U.S. dollars, and the box office madly grabs 8 million. Even at the time, it was a standard low-cost film, and the cost affected the director's performance, and it was still a classic film.
2. It is said to be the originator of the apocalyptic wasteland style (although the macro setting was only disclosed in the second part), many works including "Fist of the North Star" imitated Max.
3. The plot is very simple, but the film was released in 1979, and today's audience can no longer feel the attack power that cannot be underestimated at that time.
4. The government is powerless, bandits are rampant, and Australia is desolate. A man in a police uniform claims to be a righteous man. He gallops through the grasslands and deserts of Australia. He is finally driven to madness by the speeding crime group and then destroys the other side. (To tell the truth about the geographical environment of Australia is really suitable for this style)
5. In 1979, the reality was absurd, and Europe and the United States were digesting the thoughts of the 60s. Homosexuality, crime, despair, and chaos are all reflected in this movie.
6. Revenge, revenge. Constantly stretching the camera, roads, V8s, motorcycles, firearms, cold weapons, wind.
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