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I prefer Norwegian over Italian women, but both ethnicities are enticing. I make my choice. There is no right or wrong. Things you like are important or not depending on who you are. I don´t have the time nor the inclination to refute either verbally or by making videos why I take Fury Road over Ro...

I prefer Norwegian over Italian women, but both ethnicities are enticing. I make my choice. There is no right or wrong. Things you like are important or not depending on who you are. I don´t have the time nor the inclination to refute either verbally or by making videos why I take Fury Road over Roa...

On my 17th view Rewatch the first 6 minutes. When Max is chased inside the tunnels for branding: 1. Hangs on roofrack and sees Joes indoors greenhouse 2. Falls in pool of water along pack of warboys 3. Reaches end of tunnel and stares sky upwards at top of citadel where its top is covered in lusciou...

Also, Bullet Farmer's pre-pockyclypse name is Kalashnikov, so "brothers" Heckler und Koch make sense. Real life Kalashnikov = the guy who made AK-47. Yup, Major Kalashnikov in the comic universe, and Lieutenant-General for The Soviet Union....no wonder the Russian name...had no idea he cr...

it links, in some way, from that perspective...thanks for the input I do like the FR scene much better though...I am on my seventh end to end view, and that one scene still raises the hair on body, and has me repeating those lines in my head during the day I wonder if those prop guns are making it i...

It seems that its the 1st time in the MM universe that a gun brand (or model type) is called in by character...I have seen gun brands/types referenced by actors in other films many times, with dialogue exposition nonetheless (James Bond PPK comes to mind).... but never in this fashion, and it was th...

I was wondering if you have been able to spot a reference to a gun manufacturer in the original trilogy (I bingewatched it yesterday and could not)...
Speaking of the H&K duo of MP5K-PDWs in FR
"Sing, Brother Heckler! Sing, Brother Koch! Sing, brothers! Sing! SING!" — The Bullet Farmer

The voice of Lord Humongous reminds me of a possible prototype version of one Triumph The Insult Comic Dog...would be cool to see someone do a voiceover for his scenes...also it is pretty obvious that the foe in this film IS a BDSM gang...you can plug in it the character "Machine" from the...