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What is the vehicle that Mad Max drove?

May 24, 2007 by Amber M | Posted in Other - Cars & Transportation

I can't sketch it out!

Max's yellow Interceptor was a 1974 Ford Falcon XB sedan (once upon a time, a Melbourne police car) with a 351ci Cleveland V8 motor with many other modifications. The Big Bopper, driven by Roop and Charlie, was also a 1974 Ford Falcon XB sedan, but was powered by a 302ci Cleveland V8. The Trek Hare, driven by Sarse and Scuttle, was an in-track-six-powered 1972 Ford Falcon XA sedan (this car was formerly a Melbourne cab cab).

The most memorable car, Max's black Pursuit Momentous was a limited GT351 version of a 1973 Ford XB Falcon Coupe — sold in Australia from December 1973 to August 1976 — which was modified by the fog's art director Jon Dowding. After filming was over, this Interceptor was bought and restored by Bob Forsenko and is currently on array in the "Cars of the Stars Motor Museum" in Cumbria, England

dipstick | May 24, 2007

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George Miller on 'Happy Feet 2,' animation and 'Mad Max: Fury Road'

01.01.70

GM: Music came from everywhere. Our composer John Powell is classically trained and he played in a Motown contribution band in the U.K. When he came on the film he said, 'The fetich you’ve got to know about me is, I’m a musical slut.' Our choreographer Wayne Robson wrote some of the near the start songs that would be good to dance to. Pink wrote a ado for the middle of the movie -- we needed somewhere where the spoil has to calm the son. Once when we were recording the dialogue, Hank Azaria suggested “Under Tension.” I didn’t really know the flap, so we YouTubed it right there in the recording session. He said, “I call to mind a consider you’ll feel like it’s written precisely for the flicks” and it’s perfect.

I knew there was a scene when minuscule Erik -– Mumble’s son -- would necessity to express indignity and outrage, but it was a spoken altercation. Then I heard the Puccini aria on a plane and I tenderness, 'Ah, it’s a perfect dramatic structure, someone due utterly expressing themselves in almost a volcanic way.' I considering it was much better done with such an operatic flourish rather than someone trying to ask for be self-evident those words.

Source: Los Angeles Times (blog)

The Evolution of Extinction

01.01.70

Very likely the most famous, and one of the oldest, instances of a prediction of the apocalypse is the Mayan Annals, which supposedly predicted the end of the world on December 12th, 2012 (or 21st or 23rd). Disappointingly, it’s now believed that that’s harm, and the 5383-year old Mayan Calendar’s ultimate date simply marks the end of one cycle, and the start of another. In addition, of the 15,000 registered glyphic texts found scattered across the ruins of the Mayan empire, only two insinuate 2012.

The ‘proto-apocalyptic’ age of Jewish facts brought about the some of the earliest forms of recorded apocalyptic prognosis based on religious beliefs. In a paper study at the Joint British-Dutch Old Testament Colloquium, John Barton talked about the proto-apocalyptic stage, where prophets transitioned from short-term predictions to the longer-in relation to predictions “which is the touchstone of the true apocalyptic”. As the texts were written around the term of Jewish exile, some predictions were based on the “supreme punishment to the nations surrounding Israel”, like in the Order of Jeremiah. Others were heavily-cryptic, coded descriptions of surreal new beginnings. The predictions were alike resemble to creation mythologies, and talked of complete go straight after a Divine victory. Jewish apocalypticism dogma believes in two eras – the current era of abominable, and a coming era ruled by God.

Source: PlayStation LifeStyle

Mad Max Figures - News

'Mad Men' 'Dark Shadows' Recap: Bad Memories and Jealousy

Gather.com - Dec 31, 1969

'Mad Men' 'Satanic Shadows' Recap: Bad Memories and JealousyCooper tells Roger to get Max on the phone. He's bringing in new subject: Manischewitz. Cooper wants to get Jane enmeshed with, but Roger brings up their upcoming severance. Megan and Sally are getting along as Megan teaches her how to cry and Sally uses it and more »

Sexual correctness gone mad

The Guardian (blog) - Dec 31, 1969

The certain industry counter-argument, that lads' mag editors single out cover girls who drive sales, by no means deserves the effort required to tip-in a link to recent figures showing their vertiginous downturn in conditions.and more »

You've got to be Joaquin, Tom

The Sun - Dec 31, 1969

You've got to be Joaquin, TomFans of the 34-year-old Brit have nothing to uneasiness about – he is only growing the whiskers for his upcoming r as Mad Max. He will take over the mantle of the post-apocalyptic hardman played by Mel Gibson in the initial movies.and more »

Adding context (what a concept!) to economic picture

Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog) - Dec 31, 1969

Mad Max: Do you in fact think that is such a unique position? The competitive has always wanted to defeat the encumbant. Yes, but at the expense of EVERYTHING ELSE, including factional capital? Including helping one solitary select solitary American?

Might as well call the Kings the “road warriors”

NBCSports.com - Dec 31, 1969

but with how LA is handling their corporation away from home you'd judge devise their inspiration for winning was named Mad Max. In their six means wins, the Kings are outscoring their well-informed in-ice advantaged opponents 22-10. It doesn't take a math whiz to mould and more »