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SCREENTAKES: Visuals & Action - The Road Warrior

by Screentakes

In this video essay, Screentakes breaks down the opening sequence of George Miller’s Mad Max: Road Warrior (1981), demonstrating the vast amount of information that can be conveyed through action and visuals.

 

 

 

Mad Max Series

Directed by

George Miller
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