Review of Mad Max 2 (1981) by Ian H — 25 Nov 2010
Sequel to the highly successful Mad Max film, this and it's predecessor launched actor Mel Gibson into superstardom. The Road Warrior is amind blowing sequel, and is quite possibly one of the best sequels ever made.
Lots of action is provided as a group of savage bandits. George Miller pulls out all his tricks to create one mean, thrilling action packed sequel that has some of the best action sequences ever filmed.
The Road Warrior is one amazing film, a lot of fun with plenty off good acting. This film is also bizarre cinema at it's finest. The Road Warrior setting is a post apocalyptic landscape where gasoline is the the currency, and salvaging what you can to survive.
The Road Warrior is an impressive film in scope, and the villains here are some of the most memorable villains to grace a film series. The Road Warrior is an adrenaline fueled an under George Miller's direction, he delivers something unique, intense and jaw dropping.
I loved the first one, but The Road Warrior blew it out of the water. Very much like what The Dark Knight did with Batman Begins. The Road Warrior ranks up there as one of the best car chase film, as the ones delivered here are quite possibly the best that I have ever seen.
The Road Warrior will definitely appeal to every action junkie out there. Geoirge Miller has crafted a masterpiece with The Road Warrior, and its a classic of the genre. What makes this film so great is the fact that they were able to pull out something great with a bare bones, striipped down plot.
The results are very impressive, and the film is purely and simply a masterful action film. A definite must watch.
This review of Mad Max 2 (1981) was written by Ian H on 25 Nov 2010.
Mad Max 2 has generally received very positive reviews.
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