Mad Max - Bubba & Toecutter Wasted [HD]

Mad Max Scene Stars: Mel Gibson, Hugh Keays-Byrne, Geoff Parry, Tim Burns 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
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[@pw510577w]

True story - the truck owner didn't want his truck damaged, so the front of his truck was removed and had a thin metal facade installed. If you watch closely you can see details like the headlights are painted on.

[@RedisResponding]

What people forget about this scene is the tremendous amount of will power and determination it takes for Max to get back in the Interceptor and operate a racing clutch with blown knee cap.

[@franzbranntwein749]

Famous last words: "Easy, I know what I´m doing" - Bubba Zanetti

[@mikesteelheart]

What's so beautiful about this scene is the Ford Interceptor actually out villain's the bad guys with all its extra power and intimidation. Earlier in the movie it's established that the bikers can basically run down just about any car with their speed yet this car can actually outrun these bikes like it's the devil and there's nothing they can do about it....

[@tomservo5347]

The glorious V-8 engine sound along with those metric inline twin and 4-cylinder bikes. Plenty of gearheads were born watching this movie.

[@jameswood214]

these roads are in better condition than what we have in the northern part of the U.K prior to post nuclear war.

[@robashley8216]

Their first mistake was not realizing max was literally too angry to die

[@dars5229]

The Immortan Hugh Keays-Byrne - he lives, he dies, he lives again!

[@chuckselvage3157]

Bubba was probably the most sensible of that lot but he underestimated Maxs sheer will and determination.

[@GrievingForGrace]

I love how the sequels are so vastly different from the original...I know it was due to the small budget, but this world feels so familiar to us. The later ones are pure post-apocalyptica!!! And that Miller did this AND Fury Road is incredible.

[@zealous6]

The final chase lasts just about a minute...but it takes your breath away! David Eggby's cinematography is a joy to behold.

[@piirakkaliisa8340]

I just love how Max gets closer so fast with interceptor on

[@torontotontos7085]

"Easy. I know what I'm doing". Dies 3 seconds later.........brilliant

[@TOG1962]

RIP Hugh Keays Byrne. The greatest movie biker villain. From Stone to Mad Max to Fury Road.

[@thebrokenglasskids5196]

No matter how many times I see it, Max's burnout as he heads off to run down Toecutter always gives me chills.

[@V8AmericanMuscleCar]

No matter how many times I’ve watched that movie, it never gets old. ❤️

[@normturner4849]

I like how Max has the siren going when he has no intention of arresting Toecutter. 😈

[@Wolfrage76]

Thanks for playin' such greatest villains, Hugh Keays-Byrne. May ya eternally ride shinny and chrome in heaven.

[@jenarosaenz6722]

Man at

[@hansgrueber8169]

Bubba pulled off one hell of a shot from that distance.