The Film: Remake of the 1956 thriller of the same name, which was in turn based on an episode of The United States Steel Hour called ‘Fearful Decision’.
When airline owner Tom Mullen’s son is kidnapped and held ransom, a drawn out negotiation could end in tragedy.
The Role: Gibson earned a Golden Globe nomination for his portrayal of a rich everyman faced with an extraordinarily terrible situation.
The Threads: Like Simon Cowell, he’s rich, but his threads don’t reflect that. So it’s mostly a black t-shirt, in keeping with his mood.
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guernican
Jan 29th 2010, 14:19
"this dystopian nightmare figures the MFP (Main Force Patrol) into a post-apocalyptic world" Can you figure something into something? I'm not sure that makes any sense. And I think Max does have a last name. Hang on. Yup. He does. Christ, all you had to do was Google Mad Max. Nice work, Josh.
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guernican
Jan 29th 2010, 14:20
Shouldn't that be "access to the film in Indonesia"?
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guernican
Jan 29th 2010, 14:21
"high-waisted"?
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guernican
Jan 29th 2010, 14:23
Personally, I think "emblazons" works a little better than "emboldens" in this context.
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guernican
Jan 29th 2010, 14:23
The expression is "held to random".
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guernican
Jan 29th 2010, 14:57
Damn, one typo and my whole argument comes apart.
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guernican
Jan 29th 2010, 14:58
It's "coop", not "coup". Unless you were going for a devastatingly subtle play on words. That would have been reasonably clever. Judging from the savaging you've given the English language in the previous frames, though, I'm guessing not.
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serge
Jan 30th 2010, 0:31
Max Rockatansky, oh look at that, he does have a last name.
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Tastynapalm
Jan 30th 2010, 1:52
A description of Mad Max, a photo from Mad Max 2.
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mrbong
Feb 4th 2010, 10:32
"Max (he doesn’t have a last name) doesn’t say much." have you even seen the film? he gets called Rotoanski more than Max in it? and the still you have is well known as being a promo for Mad Max 2.
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joshwinning
Feb 12th 2010, 19:03
Hmm, yes. See, with Max I went with the credits on the first flick, which didn't list a surname for our hero. If it's good enough for George Miller, it's good enough for me. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0079501/ As for the Max 2 still, obvious guff. Just loved the picture too much.
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