Mad Max 2

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The Road Warrior's Refuge

In a post-apocalyptic wasteland, a lone road warrior teams up with a besieged outpost to secure precious fuel, leading to high-octane chases, fierce battles, and a showdown where hope races against chaos amidst roaring engines and desert sands.

Mad Max 2 Trivia

What is the name of the settlement in Mad Max 2? (Hard)

#1: Bartertown

#2: Gastown

#3: The Citadel

#4: The Refinery

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What specific fuel do the settlers in Mad Max 2 produce? (Genius)

#1: Oil

#2: Gasoline

#3: Methanol

#4: Ethanol

AI Generated

0/0 Correct

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Mad Max 2 Fun Facts

Mel Gibson only has 16 lines of dialogue in Mad Max 2.

The gyroplane in Mad Max 2 was actually built by an Australian inventor named Ken Warby, who holds the world water speed record.

Mad Max 2 Polls

Favorite Character in Mad Max 2

Max Rockatansky

The Gyro Captain

Wez

Humungus

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Favorite Scene in Mad Max 2

The Final Chase

The Gyrocopter Attack

The Refinery Ambush

The Opening Sequence

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Popular Characters

Max Rockatansky

The Gyro Captain

Pappagallo

The Feral Kid

Wez

The Humungus

Warrior Woman

Zetta

Big Rebecca

Curmudgeon

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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March 3, 1945

Birth of George Miller

George Miller, the director of Mad Max 2, was born.

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1980

Production Begins on Mad Max 2

Filming and production started for the sequel, Mad Max 2, also known as The Road Warrior.

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December 24, 1981

Release of Mad Max 2

Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior was released in Australia.

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1982

International Release of Mad Max 2

Mad Max 2 was released internationally and gained widespread acclaim.

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