Mad Max avec Johnny Hallyday

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00:00Terminus is the perfect example of what a poorly written script is.

00:03The characters are sloppy, the stakes incomprehensible, the dialogues horribly poorly written,

00:08and it's a shame because the initial proposal had some good looks.

00:11This truck race in a post-apocalyptic world sounds cool on paper,

00:14although a bit far-fetched, halfway between the Paris-Dakar and American football.

00:19In short, the film is clearly not a success.

00:21Johnny plays badly, at least he tries to play what he's given and it's not great.

00:25The rest of the cast is next door.

00:26The film is slow, the cinematography is ugly, and the fights are parody-worthy.

00:36It's a failure that Johnny will have a hard time digesting.

00:39This French Mad Max is not convincing.

00:41Johnny will be much more relevant in his role on stage in 1982 at the Palais des Sports,

00:45when he presents a show where the themes of the two films by George Miller

00:48offer a unique stage performance, at least in France.

00:52The stage sets are impressive.

00:54Johnny arrives under the name of the survivor, animal skin on his shoulders.

00:58He burns his enemies by pointing at them before starting to sing.

01:02Between two songs, fight choreographies are staged.

01:05The whole thing is very visual, tells a real story.

01:08That is to say, with a setting like that, lights like that, animal skins, everything,

01:13When I go on stage, I feel like an actor shooting a movie.