Mad_Max_2__The_Road_Warrior

Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior How do you describe Mad Max 2' Well, a cheesy 80’s movie about sums it up. Mad Max 2: The Road warrior, since its debut in 1981, has played regularly on U.S. cable television and apparently entertained U.S. viewers. When I first saw The Road Warrior, I thought the settings were very strange. Furthermore, I was disturbed by how cheesy the costumes and characters appeared, however; they fit well within the Western genre iconography. For example, the association with Westerns begins in Mad Max, as director George Miller comments on society's future in the VHS “Special Edition” version. The basic story in the film is that there exists a civilization that has decayed because of immorality and a lack of natural resources. A result is that law and order has degenerated into the evil hands of the “Warriors of the Wasteland.” They are sort of sophisticated gangs that are in a large conflict with an outlaw gang of citizens. These “barbaric” gang members ride motorcycles and dress in a variety of styles ranging from leather to rags. They are led by the Humongous, who is the representative of their evil culmination of civilization. Even warrior, road, humongous, gay, film, max, mad, members, leather, wasteland, visual, think, miller, look, led, large, gang, evil, begins, away, western, wes, walk, underworld, style, straps, star, sports, society, savages, sadomasochistic, rebel, promised, out, one