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Copwatch wrote:Yes, I'm pretty certain it's only been three years between the first and second films, notwithstanding the conceptual gap between the two, and here's why, outside of the fact that it's something that the director's reiterated numerous times:

I'm still undecided between 4, 5 or 6. No way it's just 3 years, look at the Feral Kid, look at the world depicted in MM2.
On the other hand, I pretty much love the mythological aspect, thank you for posting this.

roadwarriormfp wrote:

MadMax is reasonably realistic in that it shows a possible future outcome of where we are heading.....
To say Sydney was bombed with conventional bombers is purely Hollywood fantasy..... where does all the fuel for ginormous armarda come from?

We're on the same page.
Sydney wasn't bombed AT ALL - nukes or conventional ones.
They hit other Aussie cities. Cranberra and Perth, in my mind.

Uncle Entity wrote:

roadwarriormfp wrote:

MadMax is reasonably realistic in that it shows a possible future outcome of where we are heading.....
To say Sydney was bombed with conventional bombers is purely Hollywood fantasy..... where does all the fuel for ginormous armarda come from?

We're on the same page.
Sydney wasn't bombed AT ALL - nukes or conventional ones.
They hit other Aussie cities. Cranberra and Perth, in my mind.

The same page??
Uncle your the one who kept on about Sydney being bombed by conventional weapons....

Perth??? It has no value what so ever.... but hey what would I know?
If we are going to be rediculas... how about Cairns?
Broome? Weipa?

roadwarriormfp wrote:

Uncle Entity wrote:

roadwarriormfp wrote:

MadMax is reasonably realistic in that it shows a possible future outcome of where we are heading.....
To say Sydney was bombed with conventional bombers is purely Hollywood fantasy..... where does all the fuel for ginormous armarda come from?

We're on the same page.
Sydney wasn't bombed AT ALL - nukes or conventional ones.
They hit other Aussie cities. Cranberra and Perth, in my mind.

The same page??
Uncle your the one who kept on about Sydney being bombed by conventional weapons....

Perth??? It has no value what so ever.... but hey what would I know?
If we are going to be rediculas... how about Cairns?
Broome? Weipa?

1- I was wrong!
2- I don't know ALL the big cities in Australia. Say you!

Bubba Zanetti killed 'em all

I talked to a guy a while ago who made a good argument that the war happened before MM1. Much of the world had been destroyed. Australia didnt take a major role in the war, and was attempting to hold on to society.

roadwarriormfp wrote: Weather Australia was ever actually part of the USSRs hit list during the cold war could be argued all night

watch the movie 'war games' i think the map shows a couple trajectories to Australia

In a movie called THE DAY AFTER based on possible true events in the future. Was filmed in my home town around Kansas city area, All the USSR missiles were aimed toward the US missle silows around the nation, known as (minute men) missils, so if there are any US bases/silows in OZ they would be targeted.

MadMatt wrote:In a movie called THE DAY AFTER based on possible true events in the future. Was filmed in my home town around Kansas city area, All the USSR missiles were aimed toward the US missle silows around the nation, known as (minute men) missils, so if there are any US bases/silows in OZ they would be targeted.

We are a "nuke" free zone... and never had silos here, just small, but "important" listening posts and early warning bases.
Manning was typically very small, with only 20 or so US personnel. I think we had 3 such installations.
New Zealand had/ has one still going and it is fully automated. Part of the Echelon program (dunno if i spelt that correctly!)

I have seen plenty of "doomsday" type movies which often show missile tragectories towards Australia. Typically at least 3 !

Road kill wrote:I talked to a guy a while ago who made a good argument that the war happened before MM1. Much of the world had been destroyed. Australia didnt take a major role in the war, and was attempting to hold on to society.

No way, man, no way.