Mad Max - The Nightrider [HD]

Mad Max Scene Stars: Vincent Gil, Lulu Pinkus, Mel Gibson, Steve Bisley Director: George Miller Writers: George Miller, Byron Kennedy, James McCausland Producer: Byron Kennedy Music: Brian May Production: Kennedy Miller Productions, Mad Max Films Distributon: Roadshow Films Released: 1979

[Freedom_Now_]

I love these Aussie police documentaries

[peterfissa]

Scenes like this can't be and never been done again ..
Unique style, you can feel the road and the smell of burning tires..
Legendary classic

[tutts]

No one had ever seen a movie like this back then. It still punches above it weight 40 odd years on.

[ssei]

Back in 1979 my friends asked me if I wanted to go watch a movie called Mad Max, little did I know that this movie would become my favourite film of all time!!

[davidshand]

The best movie ever, real actors, real car, the xb interceptor, what an absolute classic, not bad for a low budget movie. Go mel...

[dontbakdown]

RIP Vince Gil...The Nightrider. Remember him when you look at the night sky. 🌙

[thetigerstripes]

I love how he started crying when it hit him that he was up against someone crazier than he was…..😂😂😂

[ericmuschlitz]

Rip Vincent Gill. Remember him when you look at the night sky.

[keaneoRX]

The first Mad Max looks like an art movie or experimental compared to the others. No special effects but the photography, the camera angles are something else.

[MichaelGrubbEvolvedMinistry]

He went from confident to a broken man in the matter of a minute.

[jimkirk]

They did SUCH a good job of framing the reveal of the INTERCEPTOR. Saw this in a theater in 1980.

[williamfriday]

When he turned the ignition, the growling sound beautiful.

[waynebrookes]

Always loved the way he calmly pulls off. You knew everything you needed to about the character right there.

[lesnyludz]

A wonderful, compassionate woman. See how she shares the emotions with her man. Wonderful lady.

[chadkimmel]

One of the greatest character intros in film history.

[thebrokenglasskids]

One of the many things I love about the original Miller masterpiece is the dialogue. It's unlike anything heard in a film before or since. Everything in this movie fits so perfectly.

[lowside]

“I’m hotter than a rollin’ dice!” Such a good maniac line

[toddgreen]

This happened in '79 in Australia, those were the days!

[exorcist]

Hearing that V8 noise in cinemas as a 10 year was just epic.
This film and The Driver were the films which sparked my love of V8's which is still strong today.
Not easy in the UK with the price of fuel !

[juriesjoerdstoutjesdijk]

That start-up is just brutal, love that sound.
My favourite movie car is still those yellow and blue Falcon's.