Mad Max 2
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(IMDB)
| OT: | Mad Max 2 / AT: The Road Warrior |
For this cut report the R-Rated DVD from Warner Bros. has been compared to the Unrated tape from Warner Bros. from the year 1983.
Running time of the Unrated Version without ending credits: 1:28.43 Min (PAL)
Running time of the R-Rated Version without ending credits: 1:28.23 Min (PAL)
The running time data comes from the DVD.
Note from the translator: Since the dialogues in this report were available only in German, these parts are translated freely and are not necessarily identical to the dialogues as they appear in the movie itself.
6.48
A close-up of Wez moving the arrow in his arm. The following shot of Wez is missing as well.
3,72 Sec
 
30.58
A close-up of the face of Wezīdead sex slave as Wez kneels beside him.
1,36 Sec
30.59
Master error: The two shots of Wez and the boy are longer.
1 Sec
34.04
Master error: The desert is seen for a little longer after the boy has crawled off screen.
0,96 Sec
34.57
Papagallo: "(Letīs assume that he keeps his word) and we walk away from here unhindered. Then what?"
Although the cut part of Papagallos sentence is there the end is missing - the rest has been moved on the audio track.
4,96 Sec
36.13
Papagallo: "(It is something like a ticket to a place lying far behind this wasteland and these savages.) A place where we can start all over."
2,32 Sec
36.28
Papagallo: "(First we have to defend our gasoline.) And i am not going. And even if I stay behind alone I will not give them one single drop. This I promise to you."
9,24 Sec
 
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