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It's a unique Trilogy, appealing to many different types: sci fi fans, muscle car fans, bike fans, Mel fans, brain damage fans, etc.


Actually, I'm a fan of all of those. I'm sure I'm not alone.

That's a very good point about vengeance, Mitch. It never can erase the deeds done and falls short of total satisfaction. The end of MM1 conveys that message.

I agree, the end of MM1 was a little anticlimactic. But the last bit of vengeance dealt to Johnny The Boy was sweet & entertaining.

<t>I love the idea that NightRider was a prophet, but I don't buy it 100%. I think his "unroadworthy" line simply meant those less skilled or brave on the road. "It's all gone" was his feeling after Max humbled him & ended his dream ride. His intention was to ride to his death in glory , with br...

There were plenty of bisexual flags flying in the MM series. Fifi would be last on my list of suspects. All in all, it's not a big deal to me.

Rash, Zio.

Molto bene, zio. Buona fortuna.

Nice ramblings, Mitch. I don't see Zanetti as a potential mass murderer though. I think he'd go for quality, not quantity. The mystique of Humungous is something I've always appreciated. The character reeks of battle-scarred history.

All good points, Snowy. I think it's a great challenge met when someone has created a likeable villain. Bubba Zanetti is one of the most likeable baddies I've ever seen.

Lawful evil as opposed to chaotic evil. Pardon the D&D reference.