MAD MAX ROAD WARRIOR MOVIE

The view through the helicopter commander's looking glass is a few frames longer.Īfter ending credits, the different logo can be seen again. The injured Papagallo can be seen insignificantly earlier on the BD. What then?) Do we wander the wasteland and become like them? Savages?'Īnother shot is a bit longer, after saying 'That is our lifeline beyond that vermin on machines,' Papagallo addsĪfter 'But the first step: Defend the fuel,' Papagallo goes on: And we walk away from here with our lives. Two sentences of Papagallo's speech are missing. The transition from the night shot to Max sleeping is insignificantly longer. The classic Warner logo was replaced by a modern one. Running time designations will be formatted like this The original English dialog was taken from the US TV Version, which was cut as well but at least contains the whole speech by Papagallo. Despite the better picture quality and the reintegrated violence, it is a pity that the speech, which even is powerful in the German dubbed version, was not included again. Papagallo's speech is still cut and the VHS releases are still the only ones featuring the complete movie. Papagallo's motivational speech is longer in three parts.Īll DVD releases worldwide only contained the R-Rated versions, however, the Blu-ray surprisingly featured the two violence scenes (despite the US release's R-Rated sticker on the back).

The original version also features some more plot material.

MAD MAX ROAD WARRIOR MOVIE

However, only those that are longer than 0,2 sec are mentioned here and will not be considered as cuts.)Īs most movie fans should know, Mel Gibson's appearance as The Road Warrior had to be softened in two scenes (arrow in the arm + boomerang in the head) in order to receive an R-Rating. (There are a few minor mastering mistakes as well. Comparison between the internationally identical Blu-ray by Warner Home Video and the Australian original version, taken from the German VHS.

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