The honeymoon is OVER,,,

^ I just darn near upchucked breakfast. And all the Wheaties I ate in the 70s,,,

< Not to direspect the dead, but, yeah,,,

that trans disaster was Pete Burns (R.I.P.) from Dead or Alive

I had to watch Fury Road a few times. I didn't like it at first but its really grown on me!

^ That from Monster?

I had read Fury Road was more storyboard than script, so expected a routine action flick. So it was better than I expected. In fact, I loved it, and caught it like everytime it was on HBO or whatever.
But to me, it is NOT Mad Max. Within a few years of apocalypse, entire cultures - and generations arose? Should have made it his son, or better, great great grandson to make sense. Plus he ain't Gibson.

Yup thats from monster. She's quite the chameleon.
I agree with doing a movie with his offspring. Don't think there will ever be another Road Warrior. Maybe its because i was at an impressionable age when i saw it but its still one of my favorites!

Funny how most of these woman without makeup look like crack hos.
Given how much time women spend dolling themselves up just to go buy a quart of milk,, what is it with these stars? Like no on is supposed to know it's them as they step out the mansion to go to a restaurant?

The Road Warrior is a standout. Thunderdome had too many gumdrops.

I looked it up now, and there's a couple more in the works with Hardy, the next called Wasteland. And something about a Furiosa spinoff, although not clear if that will be a movie,,,

The makeup thing is almost deceptive!

I saw The Road Warrior first on HBO I think but then saw the original Mad Max on RCA laser disc at a neighbors house. I don't even think anyone new who mel gibson was at the time.

That is crazy! It's also amazing! I would love to be that talented with a make up brush!

The less the better, if anything.
Except for eyebrows. Why women pluck them to oblivion never made sense to me,,,

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