Harrison promised us rarities, and so he gave us rarities! From some cool Steelbook DVD, Blu-rays and 3D issues of films, to replica cars and comic books, Harrison brought the goods. The coolest of his collection is his high-end replica Mad Max interceptor, in limited edition dirty deco, to duplicate its appearance in Mad Max 2 (#221 in a limited edition of 2000). Harrison is clearly a passionate fan, and his Mad Max collection is quite impressive indeed. He even had his own custom Lego version of the interceptor to show.
As for the lists: they were not as controversial as I expected, but there were some surprises. Peter and I had lists most in common, but what did not come as a surprise was that all three of us had the same #1 film in the Mad Max franchise.
We offered a fair share of critique, but mostly praise for George Miller’s post-apocalyptic saga. Certain moments in films were singled out for observation and analysis. We discussed the soundtracks, the visual effects, some controversial CG elements, and of course, the performances of the cast.
If anyone knows the deal about that weird mannequin head strapped to Angry Anderson’s backup, let me know. I had my own theory which I shared in the show.
Thanks for watching, and if you didn’t, you can catch the show below.
Next week: interview with ex-Helix drummer Archie Gamble!
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