A map illustrating the rise and expansion of the Tsardom of Russia under the rule of Ivan IV Vasilyevich (commonly known as The Terrible, from the Russian “grozny“(грозный), Fearsome or Awe-inspiring). Originally a Grand Prince of Moscow, Ivan IV became the first to be crowned and rule as the Tsar of all Russia (from the Latin Caesar), previously a conglomerate of dutchies. He laid the foundation of absolute rule, engaged in a reign of terror against the nobility, reformed the government, opened diplomatic relations with England, wrote music, oversaw cultural and religious renaissance, and aggressively expanded the Russian borders through war and conquest. Shortly after his death (in 1584), Russia entered decades of instability known as The Troubles (Смута) that ended his Rurik dynasty and opened the way for the Romanovs.
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Mad Max getting the Young Indiana Jones treatment is something George Miller wanted in the early 90s and he tried to get a Xena style series done with essentially.the same frame
Yeah that sounds perfect. Curse whoever is responsible for that not happening.
I'd do an entire episode where Max is played by a woman without ever addressing that detail.
There are sooooo many weird forgotten western serials or low budget spaghetti western plots I wanna steal and make post apocalypse
drop some of these western serials and spaghetti westerns
The John Ford classics are better than you'd think as far as serials and super old westerns go. Gunsmoke is genuinely a pretty damn good show. For less know spaghetti's I'll have to have a look though my DVD collection for a specific one where the tough guy PUTS ON his glasses to fight and it starts with a gunfight over a turkey dinner. Off the top of my head Beyond the Law stsrring Lee Van Cleef is pretty dope. They all have names like that or Bullet Rider, or Law Bullet, or Horse Thief Rider, or Gun Bullet Law 2. It's hard to remember which is who