"It's Looking Out At A Mad World From The Eyes Of A Teenager."

"It's looking out at a mad world from the eyes of a teenager."

— Curt Smith, Tears for Fears

Fire + Ice • Parallel Variations on a Post-Apocalyptic Theme [10/10] Mad Max: Fury Road + Snowpiercer

THE DESTROYED CHARIOT : The War Rig + The Snowpiercer

Fire + Ice • Parallel Variations on a Post-Apocalyptic Theme [5/10] Mad Max: Fury Road + Snowpiercer

THE BRUTAL HENCHMAN : Rictus Erectus + Franco the Elder

"Sisters are doin' it for themselves! Standin' on their own two feet And ringin' on their own bells Sisters are doin' it for themselves!" — Eurythmics + Aretha Franklin

"Curse, bless me now with your fierce tears, I pray. Do not go gentle into that good night. Rage, rage against the dying of the light..."

— Dylan Thomas

Merry Gets Requests: a nonnie asked for the Wives, please.

The Five “Wives” of Immortan Joe can be seen in many different ways - as potential rekindlers of the human race, as rape victims, as commodities, as rebels, and as individuals. [Brendan] McCarthy [co-writer] explains the invention within the story of the five young women. “In coming up with the characters of the girls, we listed five simple characteristics: funny [The Dag], brainy [Toast the Knowing], fragile [Cheedo the Fragile], seductive [Capable], leader [The Splendid Angharad]. We built each girl around one of those core values.