Ten things I learned from Mad Max: Fury Road
Ten things I learned from Mad Max: Fury Road…
- Bad people are ugly; good people are pretty.
- Pretty redheads have the power to turn a bad person into a good person (if the bad person was not actually that ugly to begin with).
- Gasoline and bullets are mandatory; food and water are optional.
- Breast milk can be used as a medium of exchange. (Eeeuuw.)
- Spitting gasoline into a carburetor makes a car go faster.
- Pouring thousands of gallons of water on the ground in the middle of the desert is not ridiculously wasteful: it is performance art (see #3).
- Never leave your citadel undefended.
- When starting a post-apocalyptic cult, marketing is essential. A simple but distinctive logo is vital; a thematically similar mask is also helpful in establishing the “brand”.
- When running a post-apocalyptic cult, it is important not to get personally involved in “away” missions.
- Being a pretty young woman in a post-apocalyptic cult is horrible. Being anyone else in a post-apocalyptic cult is worse. If you can’t be the one who started it, it’s best to just stay away.
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